House Votes To End Controls On Price and Wages
The House debated a three month ceiling shift for commodities and defined adequate supply with no current rationing. Chairman Spence warned the Taite amendment could kill price controls. A wage board reorganization passed 176 to 61, proposing public majority with labor and management appointees and Senate confirmation for public members. The bill extends defense act controls to June 30 1953 and ends credit controls.
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D.ky
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Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Truman
Feat of lifting saves child's life at Savannah beach
In Savannah Georgia a mysterious man nicknamed Hercules lifted a car’s right front wheel to free five year old Donald Beau doin who was pinned beneath as his father backed away near Fort Screven. The stranger vanished before thanks could be given.
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Savannah
Hercules
Donald Beaudoin
Donald
Fort Screven
Savannah Beach
Dutch Frigate to Replace Destroyer in Korean War
The Dutch Navy Ministry announced that the 1,325 ton frigate Johan Van Nas sau will replace the destroyer Piet Hein in Korean waters before year end 1952.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Johan van Nassau
Piet Hein
Kinser Files for State Treasurer Nomination in Indiana
Arthur R. Kinser of Bedford Lawrence County, Democratic chairman, paid his 500 assessment Friday to seek the party nomination for state treasurer at the upcoming state convention next Tuesday. He becomes the first candidate to file at Democratic state headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Arthur R. Kinser
Bedford
Lawrence County
Democratic
Repatriation Discussed at Panmunjom Session
UN spokesman William Nuckols reported North Korean Gen Nam Ii reacting to Russia favoring voluntary repatriation. Harrison cited Soviet assurances in 1943 at Stalingrad and Budapest with claims of humanitarian motives. Nam appeared surprised and sought another session Follows a 30 minute no progress meeting ending a three day Allied recess.
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William Nuckols
United Nations
Nam Ii
Red
Russia
Nam
Lee Sang Jo
Hsieh Fang
Harrison
Germany
Stalingrad
Red Army
Budapest
Institute of Law
U.S.S
Murray to Speak on Steel Issues in Indiana Rally
Gary Indiana June 21 Philip Murray C S C president will deliver an important speech on steel strike issues at a mass meeting Sunday. Joseph Germano says Murray will address steel negotiations and plans to restore defense steel production at Memorial Hall, with over 10 000 expected. United Steelworkers District reports wage accords signed with nine basic steel firms employing 21 300 workers.
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Ind
C.S.C
Philip Murray
District United Steelworkers
Joseph Germano
Murray
Memorial Hall
U.S.W
Indiana youths prove healthier in draft records
Washington reports Indiana youths classified by draft boards over four years show 7.4 percent placed in Class 4-F as unfit, below the national 11.6 percent average. Comparisons include Illinois 9.8, Michigan 9.4, Kentucky 15.9, and Ohio 9.5 percent.
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Washington
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Kentucky
Ohio
Elizabeth Taylor Announces Pregnancy After England Wedding
Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor, 19, reveals she is expecting her first child next January. She spoke Friday after returning from England where she wed 39 year old British actor Michael Wilding, in a low key ceremony.
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Calif
Elizabeth Taylor
England
Michael Wilding
Injured driver dies after truck hits tree near Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana June 21 George Smith 25 of Indianapolis died Friday from injuries after his truck struck a tree along Indiana 37 four miles northeast of Noblesville.
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Ind
George Smith
Indianapolis
Ind. 37
Germ Warfare Probe Demanded in Geneva Council Speech
U S Delegate Ernest A Gross called for a probe into germ warfare charges amid Soviet attempts to separate Geneva Protocol issues from propaganda. He argued the Soviet bloc uses the forum to push false germ warfare charges and vowed to expose them.
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Malik
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
Surviving founder of Mayo Clinic dies at 96
Dr Christopher Graham, the last surviving member of the Mayo partnership formed in 1894, died at his Rochester home from a heart attack at 96. He helped build the early Mayo, Stinchfield and Graham into the world renowned clinic, taught medicine at the Mayo Foundation, led the division of medicine, and worked in flower breeding and Holstein cattle raising.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Christopher Graham
Mayo
Mayo, Stinchfield and
Graham
Mayo Foundation
Division of Medicine
New Armories Planned for Bedford Greencastle and Logansport
Rep Earl Wilson of Bedford announced that three National Guard armories will be built in Bedford Greencastle and Logansport. Nyle Jackson said the federal government allocates 393000 for the project with state funds covering the remaining 25 percent of the cost.
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Bedford
Ind
National Guard
Greencastle
Logansport
Earl Wilson
Bedford Republican
Nyle Jackson
Wilson
Death of William G. McNeill 58 in Marion Heights
William G. McNeill a native of Scotland aged 58 died at 5 15 am Friday at his Marion Heights home. Survived by widow Violet son Billie daughter Marian Curran of St Louis two brothers John and Duncan McNeill two sisters Mrs Jean Chicken and Mrs Janet Shott four grandchildren two nieces and a nephew. Body at Bedine Chapel Valley with services at 1 30 pm Sunday burial Bethesda Cemetery. Rev Samuel Tindall to officiate.
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Marion Heights
Violet
Billie
Marian Curran
St. Louis
John
Duncan McNeill
Muskegon
Mich
Jean Chicken
Egypt
Janet Shott
Ireland
Bedine Chapel
Bethesda Cemetery
Samuel Tindall
Mrs Catherine Bailey 65 Dies At St Anthony’s Hospital
Catherine Bailey age 65 of 654 Third Avenue died at 5 15 Friday morning in St Anthony’s Hospital She was a member of Terre Haute Chapter No 43 O E S and the First Church of Christ Scientist Surviving are son Roy M Bailey of Fort Lauderdale Fla a great aunt Mrs Helen Williams of Hallandale Fla and a grandson Christopher Bailey The body was taken to Thomas Funeral Home with services at 10 30 Monday reader Clifford Shandy Burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery
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Third Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
First
Church of Christ Scientist
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Helen Williams
Hallandale
Christopher Bailey
Thomas Funeral Home
Obituary: Mrs Susan Osborne Found Dead at Home
Susan Osborne aged 60 was found dead in her bed at 2131 Hendricks Avenue. Brother William Hester of Tullahoma Tennessee and several nieces and nephews survive. She belonged to Terre Haute Chapter No. 43 O E S. The body was taken to Thomas Funeral Home for services at 1 30 Monday with Rev James Kelley officiating. Burial will be in Highland Lawn Cemetery.
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Susan Osborne
Hendricks Avenue
William Hester
Tullahoma
Charles Gosnell dies at 61 in Rockville
Charles Gosnell 61 of 223 Walnut Street died Friday afternoon at St Anthony's Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by three sisters Mrs Beatrice Dayhoff Rockville Mrs Sophia Rowe Terre Haute and Mrs Jessie Brown Paris Illinois and a brother George Gosnell Rockville. Body taken to Isaac Ball Funeral Home with services set for Monday at 1 pm Reverend R Powell Mead officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Charles Gosnell
Walnut Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Beatrice Dayhoff
Rockville
Sophia Rowe
Terre Haute
Jessie Brown
Paris
George Gosnell
Isaac Ball
R. Powell Mead
Woodlawn Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Lucille Watson Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Lucille Watson Brown widow of Robert L Brown of 1209 South Third Street will be held at P J Ryan & Sons Funeral Home at 1:30 PM Monday with Rev Thomas Mabley officiating Burial will follow at Roselawn Memorial Park
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Lucille Watson Brown
South Third Street
Robert L. Brown
P. J. Ryan & Sons
Thomas Mabley
Roselawn Memorial Park
Akers Funeral Services Set for Arthur B Akers
Arthur B Akers 49 died Thursday in Florida. Funeral services scheduled for 1 30 Tuesday at Cross Funeral Home with Rev John Knecht officiating. Burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Body to arrive in Terre Haute Sunday afternoon.
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Arthur B. Akers
Florida
the Cross Funeral Home
John Knecht
Highland Lawn Cemetery
Terre Haute
Funeral services for Charles P Bennett held Monday
Funeral services for Charles P Bennett, 79, who died Thursday, will be at 2 p m Monday at Isaac Ball Funeral Home with Rev Samuel E Carruth officiating. Interment will be in Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Charles P. Bennett
Isaac Ball
Samuel E. Carruth
Roselawn Memorial Ark
Mrs Eliza Jane Perigo Dies In Linton Indiana
Mrs Eliza Jane Perigo 57 of 160 Sixth Street Southeast Linton died Friday at Freeman Gree County Hospital at 2 45 pm Surviving Roy O husband three sons Roy F John Z and C Chester three daughters Juanita Shank Violet Elliott and three Mason brothers Services set for 2 pm Monday at Church of God Brother Thomas Carpenter to officiate Burial in Fairview Cemetery Funeral arrangements handled by Anderson Poindexter Funeral Home
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Linton
Ind
Eliza Jane Perigo
Sixth Street
Freeman- Gree County Hospital
Roy O
Roy F. Perigo
John Z. Perigo
West Lafayette
C. Chester Perigo
Lafayette
Juanita R. Shank
Violet M. Elliott
Lyons
Bill
Tom
Charles Mason
Anderson- Poindexter
Church of God
Thomas Carpenter
Fairview Cemetery
Death notices Ora Gaskins 73 in Farmersburg Indiana
Ora Gaskins aged 73 died Friday afternoon at home in Farmersburg R R 2 Surviving are three daughters Wilma Fox Leota Cooksey Juanita Gaskins two sons Floyd Gaskins and Maynard Gaskins three brothers Eugene Oscar Shoemaker Wilmeroaker a sister Miss Flossie Shoemaker eight grandchildren and a great grandchild The body taken to Fidler Funeral Home services set for 2 30 Sunday burial in Liberty Cemetery
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Ind
Ora Gaskins
Wilma Fox
Leota Cooksey
Linton
Juanita Gaskins
Floyd Gaskins
Santa Fe
N. M
Maynard Gaskins
R. R
Eugene
Oscar Shoemaker
Prairie Creek
Wilmeroemaker
California
Flossie Shoemaker
Fidler
Liberty Cemetery
Mrs Maude L Davis Dies at 69 in Sullivan Hospital
Mrs Maude L Davis age 69 of three miles north of Hymera died at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan at 7 Saturday morning. Survived by husband Homer T two sons Floyd Hampton Conn Charles Hymera two daughters Mrs Gilbert Hudson Hymera Rev Dorothy Hinderson Dead Wood SD two sisters Mrs Grace Milan Miram Ind Mrs Cora Wilson Seabring Fla and ten grandchildren. Body sent to Woods Funeral Home Farmersburg.
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Ind
Speciail
Maude L. Davis
Hymera
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Homer T
Floyd
Hampton
Conn
Charles
Gilbert Hudson
Dorothy Hinderson
Dead Wood
Grace Milan
Miram
Cora Wilson
Seabring
Fla
the Woods Funeral Home
State Dept Refuses Visa to Lattimore in Cold War Era
The State Department declined to confirm plans to bar travel by Owen Lattimore and said he had not been asked to embark on a trip behind the Iron Curtain. Lattimore told reporters he had no passport plans and no intention to tour behind the Curtain. He discussed tentative sabbatical ideas, including a stint at the University of New Delhi, with no Russia intent. Senator McCarthy termed the action a very serious case as customs noted departures are blocked about six times yearly.
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Michael McDermott
State Department
Lattimore
Department
McDermott
Congress
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Capitol Hill
Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Joseph J. Flynn
Millionaire Redfield to Testify in Reno Heist Case
La Vere Redfield, 54, the wealthier witness in the 142 million dollar Reno robbery, left Sebastopol custody for Nevada. He refused $50,000 bail and said he will testify against Marie Jeanne Michaud, 36, identified as the brains of the February theft as eight suspects face trial.
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la Vere Redfield
Reno
Nevada
Redfield
FBI
Sebastopol
Roger Foley
Carson City
Nev
U.S
Francis S. J. Fox
Marie Jeanne d’Arc Michaud
Corn infestations peak in Indiana cornfields says Purdue
Purdue University reports southern Indiana corn borer infestation at peak, now spreading to upper state. Evansville fields largely too late for treatment. Vincennes-Washington area peak around June 7 with under four egg masses per 100 plants taller than 48 inches. Southeast sees highest counts, 72 to 200 egg masses per 100 stalks. New Castle-Muncie-Anderson area averages four to eight egg masses, sweet corn four, while Lafayette Brookston Mononfield centers reach 30 per 100 plants.
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Ind
Indiana
Purdue University
Evansville
Vincennes - Washington
Columbus
New Castle- Muncie-Anderson
Brookston
Mononfield
Acres of Crickets Halted by Poison Near Austin
In Reno area reporting, Black acres of dead crickets lay in the desert sun as Austin residents claim victory over a ravenous swarm advancing on a 25 mile front. 40 tons of poisoned barley stopped the insects within a quarter mile of the town water reservoir, preventing potential contamination and evacuation for about 325 residents. Austin lies about 150 miles east of Reno.
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