Former resident dies in New Albany after lengthy illness
Earl Jackson age 40 a former Albany resident died in a New Albany hospital after a ten day illness. He owned a plumbing shop in Albany and is survived by his wife and four children Margaret Alice Dorothy William and Sue his mother Mrs Kellams and a brother Leo Jackson. Funeral services will be held Friday morning in New Albany.
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Earl Jackson
Reason Jackson
Blue Hole
Jackson
Albany
Margaret Alice
Dorothy
William
Sue
Kellams
Johnny Kellame
Indi
Leo Jackson
New
Kiwanis Entertained by Choral Group at Grannan's Cafe
The Washington Kiwanis enjoyed a musical program last night at Grannan's Colonial cafe. The Choral Group of Peterburg, with 14 singers, performed under the direction of Ballard Wallace. Hershel Greene, a local violinist, played selections, while Hosea Bell, former assistant prince of Bloomfield high, was noted in attendance.
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Washington Kiwanis
Grannan
Colonial Cafe
Peterburg
Hershel Greene
Ballard Wallace
Hoseall
Prince
Bloomfield Foces Ld
Three Fined by Justice of Peace in Petersburg
Swain of Petersburg was fined $10 and costs by Justice Ernest L. Raney for a gravel wall at the dead end of Front Street that caused the fatal injuries to Robert E. Haag of 707 Southeast Becond Street. Haag’s companion Dale Bray was fined $5 and costs on a reckless driving charge. Bray also faced a $1 fine on costs for a disorderly conduct offense.
Former New Albany Resident Dies in New Albany
Word arrived that John Jackson of New Albany died at his home. He was a son of a longtime New Albany resident and survived by his wife five children his mother and one other relative. Funeral services are set for 9 30 in the morning (DLST) in New Albany.
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Jackson
New Albany
g@way
John Jackson
Will
Obituary: Mrs Ella Padgett Cavanaugh Dies in Montgomery
Mrs Ella Padgett Cavanaugh aged 4? of Montgomery died suddenly at her home yesterday after ailing for eight years. Widow of the late Thomas M. Cavanaugh she was connected to John and Bridget Gainor and resided in Barr township on April 5, 1962. She belonged to St. Peter's church and the Altar Society. Survivors include sisters Mrs Kate Keller and Mrs Nora Sin of Noblesville Indiana, six brothers including Michael Gainor, and one niece.
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Ella Padgett Cavanaugh
Montgomery
Cavanaugh
Poe
Thomas M. Cavanaugh
John
Bridget
Gainor
Nora Sin
Noblesville, Ind
Michael Gainor
Str
Bowles Attacks Price Control Bills Amid Inflation Crisis
Senate and House conferees near an initial vote on price control extensions as Bowles warns the nation faces its greatest inflation crisis. Taft signals possible first vote while Bowles and Schwellenbach warn that weakening controls could trigger strikes and shortages. Bowles aims to remove amendments that would end controls on meat dairy and poultry and highlights several risky proposals.
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Istration
Bowles
House
Senate
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Schwellenbach
Wherry
Washington Reacts To Russian Proposal On Atomic Bombs
Congressional reaction stems from a Russian proposal to halt atomic bomb production and seek UN support. Taft signals early votes on price control while Senate aims to confirm Fred M. Vinson as chief justice. O'Toole pushes postmaster action over Louis Conn fight fraud claim. State Dept probes lendlease shipments to Argentina amid new trade talks. Two million dollars of gold seized by Germany to Hungary under a Washington deal.Veterans' education aid and college enrollment forecasts discussed by Dr Frances Brown.
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United States
Washington
Congress
OPA
Ohio
Abe
Eit
Rep
Andrews
House
Sengate
Sen. Taft
Senate
Fred M. Vingon
Sen. Moore
Okla
Donald L. O'Toole
N. Y
Postmaster General
Mike Jacobs
O’toole
Jacobs
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
State Department
Soviet Union
Argentina
Department
Germany
Hungary
Nagy
Frances Brown
Veterans Education Adviser
Debt Payment Solemn High Mass at St Marys Church
A ceremonial debt payment is observed as the church mortgage is burned by trustees Gutsch Kaesler Kramer and others. The Solemn High Mass of Thanksgiving will be held at St Marys Church at 10 30 with Rev Raymond Marchino as Celebrant and Monsignor Becher delivering the sermon. Music by the St Marys senior choir directed by Marie Dosch and a reception follows.
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Francis R. Allega
Paul M. Stone
James
William E. Bassler
John A. Becher
R. D
Sacred Heart Church
Vincennes
St. Mary's
Marie C. Dosch
St. “Mary's
Laurence Gutsch
Francis M. al
Raymond Marchino
St. Mary’s Church
God Bless
F Smith
Elizabeth Kirsch
Zelda Kramer
Helen Wonder
Margaret Collans
Francis Butler
James Fitzpatrick
Joan Wilson
Mary A. Turnbaugh
Kay Smith
Emma Jo Schuetz
Ann Mandabach
Miriam Lenzini
Lucille James
Rita Summers
Andrew Schuetz
Carolyn Hunter
Joey Haag
Patty Ferguson
Shirley Walter
Bobby Durnill
Dolores Wilton
James Templin
Larry Raymann
Dona June Gutsch
Margaret Rowland
Mary Emma James
Betty Kassler
Loretta Clauss
Alma Wichman
Patty Sum
Mary Sum
Madona Metheny
Annalee Mullen
Laverne ‘Mattingly
Moni Mattingly
Pearl Gutsch
Vir Sahm
Mary Kramer
Rita Kr
Mary Smith
Agnes Harter
Catherine K
Alma Kirsh
Virginia Wimmenauer
Ruthson
Marie Dosch
Agnes Roell
Rovonna Roeli
Yesterday's Weather Report Snapshot
Yesterday recorded a high of 83 degrees and a low of 70 with the previous night’s low at 7 of unspecified units. The brief indicates a warm day with a notably low last night critique.
Bicycle crash injures two girls near Troy Road junction
Miss Betty Lou Bogard aged 12 and her companion Betty Sue Lewis fell into a six foot ditch at the junction of Troy Road with the highway to South Washington. Bogard was admitted to the local hospital for treatment.
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Scorece Oates Oe
Betty Lou Bogard
Troy
South
Washington
Discharges Recorded for Walter R Brown and Paul W Chapman
Walter R Brown discharged from the U S Army and Paul W Chapman discharged from the U S Navy as shown in the official discharge records. Both individuals are listed with their service branches and discharge status.
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Walter R. Brown
U. S. Army
Paul W. Chapman
U. 8. Navy
Indiana has the most stable farm income in the nation
Purdue University experts cite Indiana's steady cash income from crops and livestock from 1943 to 1945. Total state farm cash income rose from 674.4 million in 1943 to 707.98 million in 1945, driven by livestock sales and crops. hogs repeatedly topped income, with dairy, eggs, poultry, and varied field crops contributing significant sums.
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Purdue University Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Indiana
Purdue
Divorce Granted in Pike Circuit Court June 19 1946
Dora Ellen Johnson awarded divorce from Alvin Johnson in Pike Circuit Court on June 19 1946. Johnson granted custody of two children. Defendant ordered to pay 40 dollars per month for child support.
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Pike Circuit Court
Dora Ellen Johnson
Alvin Johnson
Evansville Banker Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
Sterling Perry, 52, vice president of National City Bank at Evansville, pleaded guilty in Indianapolis to embezzling 143000 dollars. Judge Baltzell referred the case to probation for a report due before July 1. FBI said Perry used the funds to speculate in oil properties and gamble on horse races. He had previously confessed the embezzlement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Sterling Perry
National City Bank
Evansville
Robert CC. Baltzell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Perry
Democrats Seek Senate Candidate Amid Bonus Debate
The Democratic platform committee works while party leaders search for a senatorial candidate. A soldier bonus plank likely proposes 100 dollars per service member at a cost of about 40 million. Governor Ralph F Gates says the bonus is a federal matter and not in the GOP platform.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic Platform Advisory Committee
Ralph F. Gates
United States
State Alcoholic Beverage Commission
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Henry F. Schricker
M. Clifford Townsend
Walter Myers
Indiana Ers
Che
Hoover Reports On South American Food Mission To Truman
Herbert Hoover briefed President Truman on the South American food mission, receiving high praise for famine relief work. White House secretary Ross said Hoover achieved a larger tonnage of food release than anticipated and plans a four day continuation of the report.
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Hoover
Washington
INS
Herbert Hoover
Truman
White House
Charlies G. Ross
South America
Clayton
Batt
Jr. Tball Tonight Postponed by Wet Grounds
Notice announces that tonight's junior baseball game is postponed due to wet grounds. The scheduled teams will play tomorrow night, with a make up set for the previously planned date.
Victim Aiita June Cline Dies In Local Crash
Miss Aiita June Cline aged 17 died at 10 25 p m after a crash on Front and Walnut streets. The Petersburg driver Raymond Swain was in the car. Cline suffered a broken leg facial cuts and serious body lacerations. Survived by parents Russell and Ruth Cline and several siblings. Funeral Sunday at Burr Oak church with burial at adjoining cemetery.
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Aiita June Cline
Raymond Swain
Petersburg
Front
Walnut Streets
Miss Cline
Russell and
Ruth
Russell) Cline
Montgomery
Orwell
Ind
Daviess Co
Carl Cannon
Thomas Ferguson
William
Monty
Bape Jo
James
Donetta Cline
Marvin Cline
Germany
Burr Oak
Gill Funeral
Sert Ge
Somes
Aieter
Cari Cannon
McCormick Ave
Death Takes Aged Plainville Woman
Ida May Nowling of Plainville aged 73 died at 9 25 this morning at her home after nine years of ill health and a four month serious condition. Born August 29 1872 she married William Nowling and is survived by husband two children Charles Collinsville Illinois and Edgar Plainville seven granddaughters and two brothers. Services at Plainville Christian church Saturday afternoon with interment at Plainville cemetery. Friends may call after 9 00 am Friday.
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Ida May Nowling
Plainville
Sylvester and
Lucy (Broyles) Wilson
William Nowling
Edgar
June 30 Deadline for Vet Enlisting
Captain Joe C. Tyler of the army recruiting station announced that current benefits for World War II veterans re-enlisting in the regular army end on June 30. Family allowances vanish for enlistments after that date, but those who enlist before the deadline receive dependency benefits for the full term. Army Recruiting Office is on City Hall third floor.
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Joe C. Tyler
Army Recruiting Station
Tyler
Army Recruiting Office
Canteen workers listed for week nights
Thursday night workers include A. C. Graber Paul White Dick Grubb and Gus Grannon. Friday night workers are Mildred Read Marilyn Myers Sally Dick and Nancy Smead. Saturday night workers are Jean Ellis Nancy Weaver Bette Canary and Dixie Colbert. Sunday night workers are Richard Gill Glen McDermott Jerry Parker and Howard Belcher.
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A. C. Graber
Paul White
Dick Grubb
Gus ‘Grannon
Mildred Read
Marilyn Myers
Sally Dick
Nancy Smead
Jean Ellis
Nancy Weaver
Bette Canary
Dixie ‘Colbert
Richard Gill
Glen McDermott
Jerry Parker
Howard Belcher
New Hurdle in Draft Law Deadlock Emerges in House
Washington June 20. Rep. Dewey Short mo. raises a new hurdle to the teenage draft stalemate by seeking a fresh house conferee to replace the absent Rep. Andrews N Y. Short will challenge a proxy left by Andrews who left for Bikini atomic tests and predicts fellow conferees will back the move. He would ask Speaker Rayburn to appoint a new conferee for Andrews.
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Washington
INS
Dewey Short
Andrews
N. Y
Short
Bikini
Day
House
Rayburn
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The
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Mary Ann Miller
Tommy Joseph Harford
Mary Ann
Tommy
Lafayette
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Lon Hoover
Rio de Janeiro
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William L. Batt
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