Sabotage reports from Europe reach U S
United Press reports from European capitals describe serious disorders sabotage and guerrilla activities in Nazi and Italian occupied Norway Yugoslavia Greece and Romania. Radio Moscow claims mass executions of Communists and Jews while Greece faces hunger and pro British sentiment grows amid nightly air raid curfews.
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Norway
Jugoslavia
Greece
Romania
Radio
Moscow
Germany
Radio Moscow
Stockholm
Alesund
Belgrade
Banat
Northaastern
Weather Editor’s Cooler Claim Debunked by Weather Observer
In a letters column the Weather Editor defends a prior note on cooler temperatures. U. S. Weather Observer O. H. Brown at Elliston says Thursday’s high was 80 degrees, ten below the weekly average, and humidity caused the earlier impression of cooler weather.
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The
Daily Citizen
Citizen
W. Ed
W. E
O. H. Brown
U. S
Elliston
M. Brown
Avelock
Emma
Indiana Picnic Held in Los Angeles for 1941 Attendees
A large gathering of former Indiana residents met Sunday in Sycamore Grove Los Angeles for a basket dinner and program. Attendees from the Linton community included William Ham Myrtle Stewart Ham Harve Chaney Grace Bennie Chaney Josephine McDowell Pearl Keith Duncan Keith Ethel Dixon E W Carpentier Lloyd James Grate E James Edwin Bratton Hilda Bratton Louella Bratton Anna Bruner Walker Maude Bruner Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Sycamore Grove
Los Angeles
Calif
Grove
Linton
William Ham
Myrtle Stewart Ham
Harve Chaney
Grace Bennie Chaney
Josephine McDowell
Pearl Keith
Duncan Keith
Ethel Dixon
E. W. Carpentier
Lloyd James
Grate E. James
Edwin Bratton
Hilda Bratton
Louella Bratton
Anna Bruner Walker
Maude Bruner Summers
Mrs Myrtle Bough Leaves City for Indianapolis Hospital
Mrs Myrtle Bough of this city leaves this morning for Indianapolis to enter a hospital for treatment. She is accompanied by her daughter Marie and Mrs Sam Stanfield.
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Myrtle Bough
Indianapolis
Marie
Sam Stanfield
Sleep Awakens Finally Unharmed Greene County Brothers
In Greene County near Bloomfield, 80 year old brothers James and Calvin Sparks were found sleeping in their home after a 3 PM check by Deputy Sheriff Harry Zander and neighbors. Mail carrier Denny Bays had reported missing mail for days. A cautious investigation led to the discovery the pair were merely asleep and not harmed.
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James
Calvin Sparks
Greene Count Chapel
Bloomfield
Harry Zander
Sparks Brothers
Calvin
Denny Bays
Solsberry
Sparks
Harley John
Mr. Johnson
Greene County
Zander
Jim
Weekly Union Church Service Set for Sunday Evening
The Linton community Union service at 7:30 p m Sunday will be held at the United Brethren church with Rev C D Plummer presiding. Rev Harry J Bailey of First Baptist will deliver the sermon on Christian Encouragement and the choir directed by Raymond Boston will provide music. The Linton Ministerial Association invites the public and notes high summer attendance.
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Linton Community Union
United Brethren Church
C. D. Plummer
Harry J. Bailey
First Baptist Church
Raymond Boston
The
Linton Ministerial Association
Hoosier admits killing woman in Whiting car
William H. Graham 42 faces first degree murder charges after confessing to Whiting police that he shot 26 year old Mary Kerenka, a Whit ing stenographer, when she refused his marriage proposal. He was found in his room with suicide notes. Graham, a public accountant at Indiana Harbor, arraigned yesterday.
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Crown Point
Ind
iWilliam H. Graham
Whiting
Graham
Indiana Harbor
Lake County
Mary Kerenka
Hovey
Mrs Edwin Bailey Readmitted for Treatment
Mrs Edwin Bailey was readmitted for further treatment Thursday afternoon.
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Edwin Bailey
Tatuta Maru Clears San Francisco With Cargo Load
The Treasury Department allowed the Japanese liner Tatuta Maru to unload all cargo in San Francisco including 3 000 000 dollars worth of silk. Vessel clearance not to be delayed by libel suits. President Roosevelt plans a cruise along the Eastern coast early next week.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Upper New England
Auto Demolished After Head-On Collision Near Linton
A head-on collision on state road 34 northwest of Linton injured Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Edwards of Jaconville rural route one. Edwards and his wife received minor injuries. Edwards was treated by a Linton physician. John Small of Detroit Michigan, driving north, was charged with operating while intoxicated and pleaded guilty before Mayor E V Bull with a ruling to be announced.
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Linton
Gerald Edwards
Jaconville
Edwards
Linton Police Department
Joe Feeney
Herbert Bobbitt
John Small
Detroit
Mich
Small
E. V. Bull
Bull
William Emery
Antioch
Emery
Defense site choice for powder plant unclear near Terre Haute
Reports from Washington indicate the selection of a powder plant site for the St. Bernice area near Terre Haute remains undecided. A sites committee deadlock led to referral to a board of the navy and war secretaries and Knudsen and Hillman, which reportedly sent it back to the OP M sites committee. Rumors suggest the southern Missouri Kansas Oklahoma tri state site may be favored.
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St. Bernice
Terre Haute
Office of Production Management
Washington
D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of War
Messrs. Knudsen
Hillman
O.P.M
Tri-State
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mrs Eva Hufffman Ends Visit with Return to Indianapolis
Mrs Eva Hufffman has returned to Indianapolis where she is employed after concluding her visit.
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Eva Hufffman
Indianapolis
Visits Miss Wright
Miss Elberta Jackson completes a week long visit with Miss June Wright in the Stafford community.
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Miss Wright
Elberta Jackson
June Wright
Stafford
Nazi Advance Stalled as Tensions Ease on Fronts
News reports from New York and Moscow indicate renewed Soviet counterattacks stall the Nazi drive toward Moscow while Japanese apologies ease U S tensions with Japan. In Smolensk, Russian forces push back German blitz troops amid heavy losses and captured war material.
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Moscow
New York
NBC
Werner von der Schulenberg
Ankara
Schulenberg
Russia
Radio Moscow
United Press Listening Post
Berne
Germany
Baldur von Shei Vach
Vienna
Paul Goebbels
Nopaganda
Robert Ley
Labor Front
Baron Consantin von Neutrach
Hitler
Stockholm
Saboage
Alesund
Japan
Shailand
Siam
Smolensk
London
Red Army
Baltic
DNB
Moscow Front
Jurisdictional dispute delays Japanese liner Tatuta Maru
The $15 million Tatuta Maru faced a jurisdictional clash between the treasury department and the department of justice in San Francisco delaying her sailing. United States marshal George Vice refused release until five libel actions were satisfied while the liner prepared to depart after refueling and provisioning amid authorities’ wrangling.
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San Francisco
Calif
U.P
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Paul R. Leake
N. Y. K. Lines
United States
George Vice
Los Angeles
Leake
T. Takahata
Joseph Kennedy
Takahata
Washington
Treasury
Kennedy
Marshal Vice
Robert H. Jackson
Aluminum Drive Surpasses Quota in Linton
The Linton aluminum drive collected 1060 pounds, exceeding the half ton target and outperforming most neighboring communities. George Haag donated two trucks to transport the metal to Terre Haute central depot while city volunteers loaded it at the city hall pen.
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George Haag
Terre Haute
Linton City
Haag
Linton
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Sons of the Legion
Welles Denounces German Note On Latin American Policy
Acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles denounces Germany for demanding Mexico protest the U S blacklist of axis powers in Latin America. He calls the move barefaced impudence and accuses Germany of violating sovereignty and destroying the sovereignty of several nations.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Sumner Welles
Mexico
United States
Latin America
Germany
Welles
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Odon
John Ben Stotts
Jaysees
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
U.S
United Press
Harry L. Hopkins
Stalin
Solomon A. Lezovsky
Joseph T. McNarney
Hopkins
Ivan D. Yeaton
Laurence A. Steinhardt
NEA
Housier
W. AR. Davis
Houston
Tex
Aug
William Rhodes Davis
International Oil
District 13
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama City
Ala
Jasonville
Thailand
Hamburg
West Point
Lisbon
State Department
Tututla
Tokyo
Laos
Angkor
Britain
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