Campbell Holds Lead in Indiana Democratic Senate Race
Indianapolis June 26 Fort Wayne lawyer Alex M Campbell leads in the race for the Democratic nomination for U S senator backed by Frank M McHale as Andrew Jacobs trails. The convention opens tomorrow at the state fairgrounds Coliseum with district caucuses and committee meetings before the senator race finalizes.
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Indianapolis
Alex M. Campbell
Fort Wayne
U. S
Homer E. Capehart
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Campbell
Frank M. McHale
Rep
Andrew Jacobs
Senator Capehart
McHale
Paul V. McNutt
Americans For Democratic Action
A.D.A
Marion
Vigo
St. Joseph
Lake
Madison
Indiana
Jacobs
Charles C. Price
South Bend
University of Notre Dame
Rep. Jacobs
Dem
Northwest Air liner disaster over Lake Michigan claims 32
A DC-4 carrying 58 aboard likely exploded during a violent Lake Michigan storm. Debris, body parts and witnesses described a massive in-flight blast. Coast Guard and divers faced deep water and extreme fragmentation as authorities search for victims.
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Mich
U.P
Lake Michigan
Here
New York
Minneapolis
Berrien County
Louis Kerlikoski
Coast Guard
Valley of 10 000 Smokes Found by 1916 Expedition
A National Society expedition in 1916 discovered Alaska's Valley of 10 000 Smokes, noted as a remarkable volcanic and geological site. The finding highlighted extensive fumaroles and a dramatic landscape within the Alaskan terrain.
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Alaska
National Society
New York Markets Averages and Key Stocks for June 1950
Market round up by J E Bennett & Co shows 2 106 000 shares traded at 1 pm Eastern in New York. Rail and copper stocks lead with names like Kennecott U S Smelting Phelps Dodge and Anaconda. Chemicals and metals firms such as Allied Chem Dow Du Pont Monsanto U S Gypsum and Texaco appear among active issues.
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Ad Department Hours and Rates for Want Ads
Open 8 A M to 7 45 P M week days SAM to 8 P M Saturday 6 P M to 7 45 P M Sunday closed holidays Ask for an Advisor Call C 1331 Say Charge It Check your Want Ad first day We are responsible for only one wrong run Special contract rates available.
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Vigo County Board Renews Twelve Alcohol Permits and Grants Two Dance Permits
The Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board renewed twelve existing permits for sale of alcohol and approved two dance permits. Dance permits went to Opal Janowski and Sylvia Hickman at 1640 Lafayette Avenue and Jannetta Michon with Elsie Spencer at 1131 Wabash Avenue. Various businesses including Campbell Soup Company, grocery, drug store, restaurants, package stores, and the Sycamore Country Club received beer, wine, and liquor retailer or dealer permits.
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Opal Janowski
Sylvia Hickman
Lafayette Avenue
Juanetta Michon
Elsie Spencer
Wabash Avenue
Campbell Soup Company
South Third Street
Skander Nasser Sr
Poplar Street
Archie McGraw
John Boyd
North Second Street
Jannetta Michon
Minnie V. Warren Sullivan
New Goshen
Vivian Henry Ring
South Ninth Street
J. Smith Trimble
M. E. Freijie
Carl M. Ellis
William F
Zianna Dabelow
The
Sycamore Country Club, Inc
Terre Haute
Ural D. Trueblood
North Twenty-fifth Street
Charles N. Hollars
Forest McNeil
South Sixth Street
MacArthur Keeps Pressure on Reds in Japan
General MacArthur ordered the suspension of the communist party newspaper Akahata for 30 days, the third action against Japan's Reds in three weeks. Earlier moves included purging 20 central executive committee members and banning 17 top editors.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Communist Party
Akahata
Japan
Missing Gould emerald pendant in locked hotel box
In Juan-les-Pins France police probe the disappearance of a $37,000 emerald pendant owned by Mrs. Frank Gould, daughter-in-law of the late railroad magnate Jay Gould. The jewel vanished from a locked box at Hotel Provence with no sign of forced entry. Mrs. Gould resides in a villa outside town.
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France
U.P
Jay Gould
Provence
Riviera
Frank Gould
Gould
Thieves Use Truck to Haul 200-Pound Safe in Louisville
Report from Louisville Kentucky states thieves used a truck to remove a 200 pound safe from the Automatic Music Co over the weekend. The safe contained only two keys to music boxes. The incident is under police investigation with no arrests reported.
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Louisville
U.P
Automatic Music Co
Murder Probe Involving Farm Owner Near Sharon Grove
State police joined the murder investigation of Minor Harris 51 found shot to death at his farm home near Sharon Grove. Todd county Sheriff William T. Sullivan said no money was found and robbery motive is uncertain. Harris last seen Thursday. his ex wife Silvia of Richmond Indiana dropped their 6 year old son with Mrs Lonnie Watson Saturday.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Region 3
C. G. Bowman
Mackinac
United Press Bureau
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Fulford
Chester Schaeffer
Oscar F. Schaeffer
Port Chester
Leo F. Long
Worcester
Mass
Joe Bartuck
Berrien County
South Haven
Mich
Hopkinsville
Harris
Sharon Grove
William T. Sullivan
Todd County
Silvia
Richmond
Ind
Lonnie Watson
Man Born in U S Capitol Dies at 92 in Germania
Otto Braun 92, who said he was born inside the U S Capitol Building in Washington, died at his Germania home. He recalled his father was a Capitol sculptor and that he was born June 10, 1858 while his parents resided in the Capitol.
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W. Va
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Stout
Washington
Doddridge County
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Germania
Otto Braun
U.S. Capitol
Braun
Capitol
Otto
Eagles Elect Anderson Man State President
The Fraternal Order of Eagles elected Harold Eisel of Anderson as state president at its three day convention in South Bend. Lafayette lodge won Class A. Anderson and Michigan City placed second and third. Muncie took Class B. Indianapolis, Elwood, and Lebanon led Class C. Other officers named include Ralph Hunnicut of Indianapolis vice president, Ray C. Brock of Kokomo secretary, John Guyer of East Chicago and Orville Freeman of La Porte trustees.
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Ind
Order of Eagles
Harold Eisel
Anderson
Lafayette Lodge
Michigan City
Muncie
Indianapolis
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Lebanon
Ralph Hunnicut
Ray C. Brock
Kokomo
John Guyer
East Chicago
Orville Freeman
la Porte
Heat Relief Expected Tonight Across Indiana
The Indianapolis Weather Bureau reports unseasonably hot readings across Hoosierland with highs in the upper 80s to mid 90s and relief anticipated tonight through tomorrow as scattered showers may cool conditions. Marion recorded 69 two nights ago and Indianapolis 76 while cities like Terre Haute and South Bend hit the 87 to 91 range.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Rushville
Mark Purcell
Indiana
Purcell
Bridges Calls Kremlin Bluff On World Communist Threat
Senator Bridges of New Hampshire urged the Senate to challenge the Kremlin and set a line against communism worldwide. He called the move a calculated risk but argued it could prevent a direct war with Russia.
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Bridges
R.-N.h
Senate Today
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Russia
Ships Evacuate 700 Americans From Incheon to Japan
Two ships carrying 700 dependents of Americans still in South Korea sailed from Incheon tonight under U S naval and air escort. The vessels head for Fukuoka in Kyushu and are expected to arrive tomorrow night.
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South Korea
Incan
U.S
Fukuoka
Japan
Kyushu
Artificial Orchid Fridge Mixup in Beaver Dam
In Beaver Dam Wisconsin a woman kept an orchid from her daughter in the refrigerator to preserve freshness. The note from the daughter said it wasn’t needed because the orchid was artificial.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
U.P
Wind-Tester Purcell Predicts Cool Fall in Indiana
Rushville Indiana June 26 Weather forecast by amateur forecaster Mark Purcell. He predicts a cool fall with no extended wet period, saying summer winds shifted only three times in the first three days of summer. Expect a chilly fall, then a mild spell in late October with limited rain.
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Rushville
Ind
Mark Purcell
Purcell
Indiana
Korean Assembly Appeals to Truman for Increased Aid
The South Korean National Assembly urged President Truman and the U S Congress to provide timely and effective aid to prevent the invasion from the north, asking for measures to protect peace amid northern aggression.
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South Korean National Assembly
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U.S. Congress
Slay Trial Opens In Jefferson County Murder Case
Franklin Thomas Slay a Griffin Indiana college student faces murder charges in the death of 16 year old Mary Ellen Harman Evansville Indiana. Slay allegedly beat Harman with a hammer on an elopement trip and hid the body in a sinkhole near Hopkinsville Kentucky. He has been jailed without bond since December after a brief Alabama pickup.
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Franklin Thomas Slay
Griffin
Ind
Mary Ellen Harman
Evansville
Florida State College
Slay
Alabama
Dixon Elected Secretary-Treasurer Of Trainers Group
Spike Dixon of Indiana University was elected secretary treasurer of the Ohio Michigan Indiana Trainers Association at a nationwide college trainers clinic yesterday. Jim Morris of Butler was elected vice president.
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Kansas City
Spike Dixon
Indiana University
Ohio-Michigan-Indiana Trainers Association
Jim Morris
Butler
Market Quotations for Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans Chicago
Chicago market notes list cash wheat and corn prices with No 1 yellow ranges from 1.50 to 1.52 percent and samples around 1.45 to 1.46. Oats show No 1 mixed and white variants near 93 to 95 percent with No 2 at 94 percent. Barley prices cover malting 1.50 to 1.65 and feed 1.15 to 1.25. Soybeans No 1 yellow quoted 2.91 to 2.93 with tracking at Illinois Indiana country stations.
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Indiana
Ready cash from C-1331 want ads
A brief note promotes the C-1331 ready cash service in the want ads column. It emphasizes fast money through the classified section, urging readers to explore the option for immediate financial help.
West Terre Haute Lodge and related notices
Multiple fraternal lodge meeting notices from West Terre Haute and Humboldt lodges F and A M with dates June 25 26 27 including Fellow Craft and MM degrees plus a funeral service for Charles Funcannon and grave burial at Rose Lawn cemetery. Also assorted local ads for fur storage cleaning and remodeling services and a massage appointment.
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T A. Paul Pollard
W. M Lester S. Chisler
Secy
Humboldt Lodge No. 42
Charles Funcannon
Rose Lawn
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Julius W. Ahrens
Chicago Auction Hog Cattle Market Mixed, Slaughter Supplies Rise
In Chicago on June 26 prices show a mixed hog and cattle market with moderate activity. Hogs under 230 lbs steady to 25c higher, sows mostly 25c lower. top at 2.60, most 180 to 230 lb butchers 20.00 to 20.50, heavier weights softer. cattle and calves slow with steers and heifers steady to 25c lower, cows down, bulls steady, stockers weak. Good loads of high-choice steers over 32.00, feeders 25.00 to 28.00, cows 18.00 to 23.00, calves 500.
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Hog Prices Rise at St Louis National Stockyards Report
At St Louis National Stockyards on June 26 bids for hogs rose 15 to 25 cents over Friday with limited late action on weights over 270 pounds. Cattle and calves listings show 4,000 and 1,500 head respectively with steady to higher prices for select steers and heifers. sheep with 2,500 spring lambs opened strong and higher. Major buyers included unspecified buyers at the market with mixed yearlings, cows, and bulls priced accordingly.
Livestock Price Report From Indianapolis Auction
U S hogs and cattle move at Indianapolis sale with steady to firm hog prices for 170 to 240 pounders and mixed weights around 19 to 21 dollars. Cattle and vealers show scattered steady runs with steers and heifers at 28.50 to 31.00, beef cows 22 to 22.50, vealers 21 to 28. Veal and lamb trade patterns noted with spring lambs 25 to 28 dollars and slaughter cattle around 6 to 11 dollars per hundredweight.
Chicago Live Poultry Price Report Saturates Markets
Market mixed for poultry and eggs with hens and chickens steady while prices for turkeys ducks and pigeons vary. Cheese butter and carrots show firm to steady levels as eggs, potatoes, and produce receipts indicate modest demand and fluctuating shipments.
U S Agri Department Estimates 1949 European Corn Borer Losses
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates 1949 losses from the European corn borer at 350 million dollars.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Local Ads Feature Beauty Shops Bakeries and Services
A collage of classified notices lists beauty shops offering permanents and trims, a bread bakery, a chiropractic and vapor bath service, a photo service, a gift shop painting plaques, sewing repair, and a lost item notice for a Cooper tire and a knitted sweater with rewards. The items span multiple local vendors and contact codes.
Employment U S Government Jobs Opening Ad
Thousands of openings with pay around $66.34 weekly and no experience needed. Write for a free 49 page guide to jobs salaries and sample tests. Box 269 Trib Star.
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U. S Government
Boy to help in cleaning plant this summer
Felix Cleaners at 1120 Ohio seeks a boy to assist with plant cleaning duties during the summer months.
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Felix Cleaners
Ohio
Notice of sale in Vigo Circuit Court estate matters
Vigo County Indiana notices announce private sales of real estate warded to Rebecca Mae Fike and personal chattels of Anna C. Higgins. Guardian Clifford O. Shandy sets July 1 1950 sale date for one half interest in Terre Haute property and court approved cash sales at full appraised value. Special administrator William Tichenor of Terre Haute First National Bank conducts July 3 1950 sale of household goods from Higgins estate.
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John Milner
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Clifford O. Shandy
Guardian
County of
Anna C. Higgins
Sugar Creek Township
General Electric
First National Bank
WM. T. Tichenor
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