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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

3

Old Union Inc Directors Plan New Burial Plots

The Old Union Inc board met in Reeve to discuss and vote on adding burial plots. Treasurer reported a $1,550 balance in the trust fund and $277.97 in the local fund. A home fire near Harold Taylor was contained by neighbors after a chimney caused the blaze. A large all day fellowship at Assembly of God Tabernacle drew about 200 with visiting pastors and a revival led by Rev. Fred Numerick continuing through June 23. Local pastor Cecil J. Knochs noted.

Old Union Old Union Inc Reeve To Harold Taylor Assembly of God Tabernacle Fred Numerick Springfield Ill Cecil J. Knochs

Italy's Royal Family Leaves for Exile

Rome reports victorious republicans foresee a stable course as the deposed House of Savoy begins exile. Queen Maria Jose and four children sail from Naples aboard the Duke of Abruzzi en route to Portugal. King Humbert II to join in Rome once a republic is proclaimed. officials warn against disorder as De Gasperi calls for order and discussions consider Italy's first president.

Rome Italy House of Savoy Maria Jose Naples Duke of Acosta Genoa Pietro Nenni Humbert Alcide de Gasperi Christian Democratic

Bread Shortage Worsens as OPA Reports Limited Violations

An OPA survey from 67 districts shows acute bread shortages with most retailers selling only to known customers. Four scattered communities report ceiling-price violations while a 77 percent jump in flour demand reveals limited hoarding. OPA official cites adherence to CIFIA prices as restraining a wider black market.

U. S. Einai Opa Pad Bie Paul Porter

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