Senate committees approve $1.22 billion arms program
Two Senate committees endorsed a 1 222 5 million foreign arms plan for non communist nations, limiting presidential power to aid only Western Europe. The panel vote was 12 to 0 with a bid to move the measure next Thursday, and an attempt to divert 100 million from recovery funds was rejected by a strong vote.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Connally
D.-Tex
Foreign Relations
Truman
Europe
Lodge
R.-Mass
Truman to reappoint four Atomic Energy Commission members
A White House aide said President Truman will reappoint the four present members of the Atomic Energy Commission whose terms expire June 30. No decision yet on a new chairman or a replacement for the vacant fifth seat. Incumbents are Sumner Pike Henry D Smyth Gordon Dean and Thomas Murray.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
Sumner Pike
Maine
Henry D. Smyth
Gordon Dean
Thomas Murray
Young Washington Girl Starts Early Career In Journalism
An 11 year old, Patsy Kirby of Washington, types and publishes her own tiny newspaper at home. She writes headlines, runs a home newsstand, and completes sections like Spell Our Authors. Her father Edward W. Kirby is a public relations man.
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Washington
Harman W. Nichols
Patsy Kirby
Patsy
Edward W. Kirby
M. Kirby
Navy Planes Set Passenger Record On Pacific Flight
San Diego June 19 The Caroline Mars ended a 2609 mile Hawaii run with 144 men aboard the largest non stop passenger flight yet. The Hawaii Mars followed with 106 men after a 2400 mile leg from Alameda carrying cargo and Marines for Camp Pendleton.
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San Diego
Calif
Hawaii
Navy
San Diego Bay
Alameda
Camp Pendleton
Caroline
Mars
Marshall
Strike Authorized at Borg Warner Gear Plant in Muncie
United Auto Workers Local 287 at Borg Warner gear plant in Muncie Indiana authorized leaders to strike after July 1 to press for a wage increase pension plan and union shop. About 4000 workers would be idle if a strike occurs. Over 95 percent supported the strike proposal after rejecting a company offer of 72 cents per hour and expanded insurance on a five year contract begun May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
U.P
United Auto Workers
Borg Warner Corporation
Hope Dim For Boy Injured In 1946
Seven year old Danny Lissal, unconscious for three and a half years after a brain injury from colliding with a car November 23, 1946, has been moved from Mercy Hospital to Orient State Hospital near Columbus. Doctors say there is little hope he will leave the state institution. He is the son of Robert Lissal of Hamilton and Tory Owens of near Anderson Indiana.
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Hamilton
Danny Lissal
Mercy Hospital
State
Orient
Columbus
Danny
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Robert Lissal
Tory Owens
Anderson
Ind
Scientific Probe Made in Sex Slaying
In Bellaire Ohio State detectives took blood hair and fingernail samples to identify a would be rapist who killed Alma Montag nineteen during a lovers lane attack. Taxi driver George Doty thirty two agreed to a lie detector test after police found his alibi inconsistent.
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Bellaire
U.P
Alma Montag
George Doty
Doty
Alma
May to appear before parole board in July hearings
Former Kentucky Congressman Andrew J. May, convicted of wartime bribes, will have a parole board hearing next month and is not eligible for parole until August 4. Federal parole board chairman Dr. George G. Killinger will conduct July hearings at the Ashland reformatory where May is confined.
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Washington
U.P
Kentucky
Andrew J. May
Parole Board
May
George G. Killinger
Federal Parole Board
Ashland
Cubans Flock to U.S. Over Passport Waiver
Senate judiciary chairman Pat McCarran warned that Cuba has become a focal point for communist operations. He said Cubans are entering the United States with little screening as the State Department waives passport requirements, resulting in about 15,000 Cuban entrants each month.
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Washington
U.P
Pat McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
United States
State Department
Ruhr Workers Defeat Communists in Ruhr Province Election
In Dusseldorf and across North Westphalia voters rejected communism but backed a state constitution for socialization of key industries. The Ruhr legislature in the British zone totals 217 seats with CDU 49 percent votes 121 seats, SPD 68, KPD 12, Zentrum 16.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Ruhr Valley
Russia
Ruhr
North-Westphalia
West Germany
Christian Democrats
Free Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Communists
Centrum
Three Injured as Strike Riot erupts at Capital Steel
Oklahoma City reports a riot at the strike bound Capital Steel and Iron Co. Three men were hospitalized at St. Anthony's, while four others were taken to the sheriff's office for questioning. Police and deputies fought the outbreak as it moved rapidly, with two dozen officers and three ambulances responding.
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Oklahoma City
Pole Sitter Says His Job Toughest
Odell Smith, 27 days from the 117 day flagpole record, taunts Paul D. Abbot who submerged in a glass top tank on Lake Shafer Monticello Ind Abbot vows to stay underwater to pressure Congress over taxes while Smith cites his 91 days aloft and $14 earned and says Abbot has it easy not having to walk in his sleep.
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Atlanta
U.P
Odell Smith
Monticello
Ind
Smith
Paul D. Abbot
Lake Shafer
Abbot
Congress
Lewis Sees No Labor Unity Without UMW
John L. Lewis warned unions that real national unity hinges on inclusion of the United Mine Workers. He cited his push for a mutual aid pact and a CIO led conference, noting the AFL’s rejection of the idea and concerns over excluding UMW from talks.
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Washington
U.P
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United Brewery
Detroit
Lewis
A.F.L
C.I.0
C.1.o
U.M.W
British youth club director backs four romances before marriage
The Rev. P. L. D. Chatterton of a Birmingham youth club urged that men and women should have four romances before marriage to understand different perspectives. He noted he and his wife participated in many activities before marrying and both agree with the idea.
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Birmingham
England
U.P
P. L. D. Chatterton
Chatterton
Engineer Found Dead at Evansville Ice Plant
Elbert H. Wise 41, chief engineer at the Evansville Ice and Storage plant, was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft. Coroner Victor Cowen believes Wise was fatally shocked after charging metal inside the shaft.
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Evansville
Ind
U.P
Elbert H. Wise
Victor Cowen
Boy Fatally Wounded in North Manchester Shooting
In North Manchester Indiana on June 18 Jack Miller nine was shot to death while playing in the family car near their trailer home. His brother Dick six believed the gun was empty and the coroner L W Yoder indicated the tragedy as an accidental shooting.
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North Manchester
Ind
Jack Miller
L. W. Yoder
Rails New York Markets 24 Sales 120000 Shares
A transcription note shows market figures from Bennetts in the Merchants National Bank Building. The entry records 1 o clock ED T sale timing and totals 120 000 shares traded on Monday June 18.
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J. E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
Truman nominates 11 for postmasters in Indiana
President Truman sent to the Senate a slate of eleven Indiana postmaster nominations. Bryant Joseph Cline Huey would replace R D Haines transferred. Carthage Joseph Elmer Porter to replace S O McCarty deceased. Chalmers Arthur L Clerget to replace J W Odell retired. Edinburg Robert H Auxier to replace R C Mayhall deceased. Mitchell Francis Xavier Newman to replace Frank Chastain retired. Orleans John F Limp to replace W E Worrell deceased. Pekin Jesse R Hall to replace E O Elrod transferred. Pendleton Raymond L Fowler to replace B F Phipps retired. Roby John H Harding to replace R C Austgen resigned. Vevay Leslie A Byram to replace E L Bliss resigned. Wheatfield William F Stembel to replace L R Parker retired.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Indiana
Bryant
Joseph Cline Huey
R. D. Haines
Carthage
Joseph Elmer Porter
S. O. McCarty
Chalmers
Arthur L. Clerget
J. W. Odell
Edinburg
Robert H. Auxier
R. C. Mayhall
Mitchell
Francis Xavier Newman
Frank Chastain
Orleans
John F. Limp
W. E. Worrell
Pekin
Jesse R. Hall
E. O. Elrod
Pendleton
Raymond L. Fowler
B. F. Phipps
Roby
John H. Harding
R. C. Austgen
Vevay
Leslie A. Byram
E. L. Bliss
Wheatfield
William F. Stembel
L. R. Parker
Sander's Medical License Restoration Delayed
New Hampshire board of registration in medicine will not act for at least another week on Dr. Hermann N. Sander's application for restoration of his license. The Candia physician had his license revoked April 19 after being acquitted of murder in the death of Abbie Borreto, a cancer patient. The board plans to consider reinstatement after two months, but a spokesman said the secretary is out of state and all five members must be present for action.
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M. Kirby
Marjorie Kirby
Kirby
E. W. Kirby
Patsy
F. Kirby
Alaska
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Board of Registration In Medicine
Hermann N. Sander
Candia
Abbie Borreto
John 8. Wheeler
Truman to seek 300 million for hydrogen bomb work
Congressional sources report President Truman will ask Congress for 300 million dollars to accelerate hydrogen bomb development. Funds would go to construction at Atomic Energy Commission sites, notably Oak Ridge Tennessee Los Alamos New Mexico and Hanford Washington. The request to Congress was expected within days.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Woman Dies As Car Skids On Wet Road
Maxine Dolores Oberlin Barton aged 35 of Chicago died from head injuries after a car skidded on wet pavement on U S 6 and struck a tree in Michigan City Indiana. Passenger and driver Albert Hall, 50, Chicago, was critically injured and taken to Holy Family Hospital in La Porte. The article notes the U S Army Medical Corps history.
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Michigan City
Ind
U.R
Maxine Dolores Oberlin Barton
Chicago
U.S. 6
Albert Hall
Holy Family Hospital
la Porte
Illinois lawmakers open special session over city aid and rents
Illinois legislators convened in Springfield for a special session dominated by financial aid for cities. Governor Adlai Stevenson cited rents relief and self help as priorities while rent control and city questions drew debate with Chicago Mayor Martin Kennelly seeking a workable program with party leaders.
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Springfield
Illinois
Adlai Stevenston
Chicago
Martin H. Kennelly
Assembly
High School Girl Killed in Mountain Outing Crash
A Lonaconing High School trip ended in tragedy near Cumberland Maryland as a truck carrying students overturned on a mountain road. One girl died at Allegheny Hospital, and about 40 others were injured with several in critical condition after brakes failed and the vehicle veered off a 35 foot embankment.
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Cumberland
Lonaconing High School
Here
Maryland
Jean McFarland
Lonaconing
Allegheny Hospital
Chicago Market Reports for Live Poultry Butter Eggs and Produce
The Chicago market lists poultry prices by breed and category including hens springs fryers broilers ducks and turkeys with figures for colored white cross and other varieties. Cheese butter carrots potatoes eggs and track prices also appear with stock levels and market conditions noted as steady or slightly stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Muscoveys
U. S
California
Arizonaumphs
Oklahoma
Ian
Local Lodge Meets and Social Notices
A condensed listing shows MOUSE LODGE 6634 Wad. meets each Wednesday with a call for a meeting of Social Lodge No. 88 F. and A.M. on Monday, June 19 at 7 30 p m. Visiting brethren welcome. Also notes recalls other services, shopping spots, and personal notices including dance studios and local eateries.
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Mouse Lodge
Coakley Secy
Motorola
Goodrich
West Terre Haute
T. A
Paul Pollard
W. M Lester S. Chisler
Terre Haute Council No. & BR & S
Russell L. Allee
Charles W. Allen
Harry V. Brewer
Robert Lucas
Chicago Market Reports Show Livestock Price Movements
Chicago livestock market notes higher bids for hogs and sheep with strong weights. Cattle softened for some classes while bulls and good cows remained active, calves steady, and feeders showing mixed demand across weight ranges.
Indiana Livestock Market Report June 19 Highlights
Indianapolis traders saw active hogs and steady cattle with gains on heavy weight hogs and sows. Early sales were strong for choice 170-240 lb hogs at 20.50-21.00, with 240-290 lb hogs at 18.75-20.50 and 290-325 lb at 18.25-19.00. Cattle and calves remained steady to strong, with steers around 31.50 for 1240 lb loads and cows lifting to 22.00-23.50 for good beef. Sheep market steady with native lambs at 26.50-27.00 and ewes 6.00-11.00.
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Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Hogs and cattle prices mixed at National Stockyards sale
Hogs 13 000 head active and higher in most weights with top hogs near 20.50. heavy weights 13.75-14.75. Cattle and calves slow but steady at times with steers near 30.00-50.00 and vealers 25.00-30.00. Sheep receipts 2 700, spring lambs 25-27, ewes 23-27, odd head down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Stockyards
Ill
Grain Prices and Soybean Quotes From Chicago Market
Chicago market reports list cash grain prices across cereals and beans. Wheat sample grade red 1.96, corn No 2 yellow 1.44 1/4, No 1 yellow 1.46 1/4 to 1.47 1/4, oats variations, barley bids, and soybeans No 2 yellow 2.87 1/4. Prices shown for track country stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Creative Ways to Use Cottage Cheese in a Luncheon Salad
Suggests several serving ideas using cottage cheese. Top a bed of cole slaw, fill prune halves with cheese, and serve on shredded lettuce. Keeps the focus on simple combinations for a light luncheon dish.
Driving new Cadillac to Los Angeles Drive
A Tribune Star item notes a new Cadillac journey to Los Angeles with shared expenses. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tribune-Star
Job ads and sales notices from Tribune-Star listing help wanted and business sales
A collage of classifieds including help wanted for a housekeeper, experienced waitress, nursing home aide, clerk, and a teenage girl. Also an infant and children shop for sale and a nice uptown restaurant for sale with terms. Local business and loan notices accompany the listings. Street addresses and box numbers appear throughout.
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Tribune-Star
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Y Loan CO
Wabash Ave
Indiana Loan CO
Welfare Finance Corp
Fo Vr Payments
N. W. Corner
Wabash
Fairbanks Bik
Crawford
American Loan & Finance Company
N. 6Th St
Chanticleer
Chicago Fair
George S. May Company
Central Division Engineering Lidg
Chicago 6
U.S
Philadelphia
THE
Terre Haute Water Works Corp
McCarran
Boyer & Soo., Inc
Frank M. Boyer
PMA
Thomson Phosphere Company
South Dearborn St
Itl
Clyde Summerlot
Terre Haute
LABOR
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Norf. & West
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Nash
Murray Corp
Timken R. B
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Wat
Union Bag
For
West Elec
Col & E
Wrigley
Ohio Edisoneeeee Southern Co
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Loco
Am. Mach. & Met
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Bald
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Beth. Iron
J. IL
John Deere
Elec
Auto Lt
Stor. & Barry
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Colgate Palmac Com
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Houston Oil
So Skelly OW Ltd
Ind Standard Ohio
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U S
Young Spring
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Alleg
Vanadium
Young Ss. &T
St. Joe Lead
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Motor
Willys-Over
Hudson See
Crysler
Ati
Bak
My Geat Foods Sas
Best
Dairy Baary Ltd
Brands Aviation
Aveo Corp
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Douglas Aire Consolidated
Avia
Natl Avia
Pan Amer
Sperry Corp
United Airs
United Aire
Excello
Lockheed Gold Mines
Dome Minesln
Bridgeport Brass Co
de Pasco Park
Utah
Kennecott
Miami C
Phelphs Dodge
Sunshine Mine
U Smelt
Ss Lines Co
Allied Chem
Monsanto
Carbide Tex. Gulf
Gen. Precision Equip
Fox Loews, Inc
Radio Corp
Swift
Wilson
Pitts
N. Y
Sander
United States Army Medical Corps
Illinois Lawmakers
AD Department
Hyatt
Lafayette
South Lake Park
Levinson
Arthur Murray
Root's Notions
Catherine
Herbert Fischer
M C Grainger
B & Photo Service
Johnnie's Grill
Lindsay
Ohio
Ladson's Bakeries
Davis Restaurant
Chicago Livestock
Indianapolis Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Alma Harper
Permane
Ida Mae Maes
Beau AU Monde
Lillian Rieger
Althea Landes
Choice Novelty Shop
Mid-West
Baby’s Fuzzy Toys
Mess Bros
Cc “Lothes
Harry Clark
C-Taai
Grace Millers Shop
Fuller Brush
John Hensley
Susies
Old Trail
U. S Government
USA
Frederick
Deming
Vigo Employment Bureau
Big
Lampen
Empire Card
Elmira
Shady Grove
U.S. 40
State Line
R.R
Brazil
Taber
Ted Jeffers
Peerless Cleaners
Hulman
S. 7Th
Contact K. D. Manufacturing Co., Inc
Billings
Val Paraiso
Hamburger Haven
Allen-Steen
Acceptance CO
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