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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

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Ford employees win trip to New York City

Three local Ford employees win an all expenses paid trip to New York City. Winners will travel from Evansville to New York by airliner for three days of receptions and dinners at the Waldorf Astoria. James Melton, host of Ford TV show, will attend. winners depart Friday afternoon and return Sunday night.

FORD New York City Broadway Ford Motor Company Ward & Hudson Ford Tributors Mae Waldorf-Astoria Evaneville York City Quet James Melton

Band Member Receives Indiana University Scholarship

Bob Boyd of Odon has been awarded a scholarship for late July enrollment at the University campus. The program is limited to standing school musicians and notes past Odon alumni in the musical organization. Daniel L. Stino, director of Indiana University bands, will supervise him in clinic band work.

Bob Boyd Odon Rogni University Bob Daniel L. Stino Indiana University Bands

Piano Pupils to Give Recital at First Baptist Church

Mrs Clara D Waller will send piano and organ pupils to perform a Friday recital at 7 45 p m in the First Baptist Church. The public is invited to attend. Participants include Nancy McCullough Judy Bob Foster Wayne Foust Ann Foust Virginia ton Sally Mairks Jeanie Ta Gretchen Wirts Billie Earl Lila Sue McCafferty Phyllis dan Judith Forbes Ruby Hai Karen Ackman Linda Ac Alice Ann Chestnut Ann Le Revealyn Oberst Beas White Lindsey Joe Sellman Donna Peek Carolyn Isenogle.

Clara D. Waller Nancy McCullough Judy Bob Foster Wayne Foust Long Ann Foust Virginiaton Sally Mairks Jeanie Ta Gretchen Wirts Billie Earl Lila Sue McCafferty Phyllis | Dan Judith Forbes Ruby Hai Karen Ackman Linda Ac Alice Ann Chestnut Ann le Revealyn Oberst Beas White Lindsey Joe Sellman Donna Peek Carolyn Isenogle

Market tightens as stockyards face price controls

Amid government price ceilings packers delay cattle purchases. buyers report reduced receipts and wholesale shifts. Operators like Stark, Wetzel & Co. warn of black market risks while inspectors probe overbidding and tie‑in sales across Chicago and other cities, with OPS planning crackdowns.

Indiapolig Neat Packers Guany Chicago Peoria Ill Milwaukee Reenay Wis CLO Packinghouse Junion Troy Dongie Thiteats Frickson Applety Royon Dalea

50 Slots Seized in Raids on Six Private Clubs

Police raided six southern Indiana private clubs and seized 50 slot machines stored in basements and closets after Governor Schrijker banned operation of gaming devices. Machines were found at American Legion posts, Knights of Columbus, Mooee Club, Eagles, VFW, and Huntington Labor Temple. two officials faced charges, while Washington Legion leaders avoided prosecution.

Indianapolis INS Henry F. Schrijker Jasper Post Indiana American Legion Fide Washington Knights of Columbus Tell City American Legion Cannelton Mooee Club Bedford Eagles Veterans of Foreign Wars Rockport Huntington City Huntington John Shaffer Alley Temple Hayden Hale

Brannan Forecasts Adequate U S Wheat Supplies

Agriculture Secretary Brannan dismissed reports of a wheat shortage and projected U S production near one billion bushels with about 309 million bushels of spring wheat and a carryover around 400 million by July 1. He said exports and domestic demand would be met despite drought reports in the southern Great Plains.

Washington INS Brannan U. S International News Service I Brannan Great Plains Oklahoma

Funeral of Mrs. Margie E. Brothers Tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs Margie E Brothers were held Tuesday at 2 oclock at First Methodist Church led by Rev R B Kern. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Malcolm One Bob Williams Art Gt William Miller Richard Hill and Harry White.

Margie E. Day First Methodist Church R. B. Kern Oak Grove Cemetery Malcolm One Bob Williams William Miller Richard Hill Harry White

Insurance Co Honor Club invites Bullock to Bretton Woods congress

The Insurance Company honor club has qualified a member for its annual sales honor, announced by Cecil F. Cross. Mr. Bullock is invited to attend the eastern congress at Bretton Woods Hampshire on June 21 22 23.

Initiates Named From Local Lodge Honor Roll

Those initiated into the lodge here Monday night were Willard V. Fern Ray Stef Fred L. Watkins Corbett At DI Jr George W. Smith Jack Croes Ray Tredway and J don Queen both of Shoals Homer Doyle of Loogootee

Willard V. Fern Ray Stef Fred L. Watkins Corbett DI Jr George W. Smith Jack Croes Ray Tredway J. Don Queen Shoals Homer Doyle Loogootee

Minstrel Rehearsal Tonight at Elis Home

Ells Minstrel cast reports rehearsal tonight at 7:30 at the Elis home. Event names and times read as a brief community update for local readers.

Ells Elis

Strawberry Crop Report From Indiana

Strawberry crop report advises Hoosiers to harvest promptly as berries ripen. Expert Vandemark notes darker color and bright sheen signal ripeness. smaller berries weigh less per container, so pick mid to small sizes for efficiency. Variety suggestions include Tennessee Beauty for freezing purposes in Indiana.

Trayette Ind Indiana Vandemarks Jean Biidemark Ennessee Beauty Vandemark

Yesterday's Weather Brief Noted By Officials

Fragmentary weather note reports low temperatures around 48 with a single low reading of 73 and mentions yesterday’s conditions. No location or time specifics provided.

Kick-off Dinner Held for Salvation Army Drive

A kick-off dinner for the annual Salvation Army fundraising drive will be held Thursday at 6 15 p m in the dining room of the First Christian Church. Guest speaker Brigadier Herbert Hill state secretary will describe the organization’s Indiana work as about 200 workers are assigned in Washington and Davess counties to solicit residents and establishments.

Salvation Army Idinihs Herbert Hill Salvation Run Indianapolis Indiana Washington Daviess County Waington Arice tAler Worke Eye Ag Society of Joseph Feagan

Unclear Fragments From Local Notice Reference Names

Fragmentary OCR mentions Cyril Bouchie Jr 24 Nursery Landscape Co employee, R R $e and Geneviev Willett 120 telegraph operator and home operator. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent event or action details.

Cyril Bouchie, Jr Ini Landscape Co Geneviev Willett Telégraph

Observation of D Day 7th Anniversary in Paris

Paris reports Gen Omar Bradley reviewing a plan for a strong defense of Europe while noting manpower and industrial gaps. He spoke after a SHAPE briefing with Eisenhower, then planned London talks on Mediterranean defense. Bradley praised French industrial gains and morale as Eisenhower toured Normandy.

Paris Omar . Bradley Europe Bradey Dwight D. Eisenhower Supreme Headquarters Staff London Mediterranean Joint Chiefs of Staff Eisenhower SHAPE Bradley Normandy Nazi Germany

Illinois town bans salesgirls for fair competition

Belvidere with its city council drafting an ordinance to bar all door to door sales people alleging unfair competition. The measure targets salesgirls in tight dresses, aiming to curb their presence at homes and near magazine stands.

Belvidere Ill Invidere Mow

Siamese Twin Girls Born in Torrington Hospital

In Torrington a young couple, Mr and Mrs Robert Litchfield, welcomed Siamese twin girls joined at the chest. Both babies and mother are reported in good condition. doctors believe the twins likely cannot be separated and share one liver and apparently one heart. The mother was informed of the birth.

von. Conn Torrington Robert

Man Struck by Train Dies in Vincennes

Ray Eldo Payne 68 of 1534 N Maplewood Ave Chicago Ti died at 11 a m in Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes from injuries after being struck by a southbound Chicago and Eastern Illinois freight engine Sunday afternoon. He crossed tracks to a restaurant and returned to the depot when hit. his wife Mabel Payne witnessed the accident. Survivors include his wife, a son Roland M Payne of Chicago, two grandchildren, and sister Mrs Daisy Stewart. Funeral Friday 2 p m at Gill Funeral Home with Rev Franklin Lane. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call starting Thursday afternoon at Gill Chase.

Ray Eldo Payne Maplewood Ave Chicago Good Samaritan Vincennes Mabel Taite Payne Payne Roland M. ‘Payne Stewart City Henry H Alice Roland Payne Gill Funeral Home Franklin Lane Oak Grove Cemetery Gill Chase

Baseball scores from NL and AL games note unclear data

In the National League action St Louis and Brooklyn posted varied innings with late runs, while Cincinnati and New York faced different outcomes. In the American League Washington and Chicago battled Boston and Detroit in a compact set of contests with incomplete final tallies.

St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Washington Chicago Boston Detroit

Spencer Tavern Operator Killed in Collision Near Spencer

A tavern operator ride share party died after a crash near Spencer. The victims include R. Smith, 44, and Frank Smith, both injured seriously while two other passengers sustained fatal injuries in the collision with a cattle truck. Ai Hasler of Marco was not harmed.

Sai‘eringy Ward R Psmith Frank Tavsite Spenser Smith Ai Hasler Marco Ing

Municipal Grave Digging Prices Hiked In City Cemetery

City officials announced price controls raising grave digging costs at the municipal cemetery. The rate increased from 15 dollars to 28 dollars for standard graves and from 5 dollars to a higher amount for special plots.

US demands indemnity from Soviet Union in Vienna killing

The United States demanded that the Soviet Union pay indemnity to the family of Paul J. Gresens, a Rochester, New York soldier shot and killed May 4 in Vienna by two Soviet soldiers. Washington sought a full investigation and punishment of those responsible, but Soviet officials refused to allow questioning.

Washington United States Soviet Union Vienna International District U. S Paul J. Gresens Russia Gaid Gregens Gresens Rochester N. Y

Sam's Blevens Dies in Yakima

Samuel Blevens 85 of Yakima died Tuesday at 2 30 PM at a Yakima hospital. He formerly lived in Elnora and Odon areas before leaving the state about 22 years ago. He is survived by his wife Hannah and five children, with several in Yakima. Funeral arrangements were not announced.

Samuel Blevens Yakima Blevens Elnora Odon Com Jesse Priest Blevens Ilinois-Missouri Tate Line Hannnah Ernest Frank Blevens Vineland N. J Elma Roach Alva Farren Wash Jesse Blevens Ernest Blevens Alice

Stock Market Strong Today Prompts Modest Gains Across Sectors

New York June 6 The stock market showed a strong session with 1 to 2 point gains across most listings though activity remained light. Oil shares led with Cities Service up 2 points. Bethlehem Steel Du Pont GE rose. rail Santa Fe climbed 2 points while low priced rails drew buying despite weak bond performance.

New York Standard of New Jersey Gulf Bethlehem Steel du Pont General Electric American Cyahamid Anhandie Eastern Santa Fe

West Virginia Leads in Hardw Goods Production

West Virginia shows higher output of hardware products than all states except Kansas, highlighting the state's industrial strength in manufacturing and materials processing.

West Virginia

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