Many Are Present At 44 Club Show In Park At Linton
A 1946 Greene County 4 H roundup drew about 3500 people to Humphreys Park in Linton. Joyce Mitchell and Nancy Ann Aldridge led dress and baking sweeps, with Bedonna Bolton and Treva Rollins top in canning and food prep. Evening Dress Revue crowned a county 4 H queen as horse show highlights and a band concert preceded a community picnic.
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Linton
Humphreys Park
Greene County
Marie Byers
Switz City
Joyce Mitchell
Nancy Ann Aldridge
Bedonna Bolton
Treva Rollins
the Park
Linton Saddle Club
Linton High School
Katherine McBride
McBride
4-H
Daily Citizen
Firemen Respond To Stove Fire At Dorrough Home
Linton City Fire Department was called around 8 this morning to the Fred Dorrough home in West Linton where a gasoline stove caught fire. No damage occurred. This was the second fire department call to the Dorrough residence in recent days.
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Beehunter Crossing
Bushrod
Southern Indiana Road
Linton
Bloomfield
Indiana
Beehunter
Switz City
Monon
Fred Dorrough
West Linton
Dorrough
Hospital Report From Local Facility
Mrs J W Woner underwent major surgery Wednesday evening. Charles Harris of Pulaski Va admitted for observation today. Carolyn Mowery admitted for treatment. A boy born to Mrs Lucille Cavanaugh of Coalmont named Lawrence Vincent. Johnny Fields of Jasonville dismissed. Howard James of Bloomfield taken home. Donald Joe McComb taken to his Lyons home. Freel Hatfield of Elnora and Evelyn Chapman dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Pulaski, Va
Carolyn Mowery
Lucille Cavanaugh
Coalmont
Lawrence Vincent
Johnny Fields
Jasonville
Howard James
Bloomfield
Donald Joe McComb
Lyons
Freel Hatfield
Elnora
Evelyn Chapman
Clerk Lenning Plans Countywide Business Tour
Greene circuit court clerk Frank A. Lenning will tour Greene County August 5 to 12 to assist voters register transfer obtain birth certificates and issue free hunting and fishing permits to veterans. He will visit multiple towns each day offering on site services and voter guidance.
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Frank A. Lenning
Greene Circuit Court
Mohammed
Clerk Lenning
Court House
Hendricksville
Abram’s
Solsberry
Newark
Ridgeport
Lyons
Town Hall
Marco School
Vicksburg
Midland
Jasonville
City Hall
Linton
Public Library
Auto thefts spark long manhunt in Crawfordsville
Sheriff Harold Zeller located a stolen car on a deserted country road after a long search. The vehicle owned by Richard T. McKinsey was found locked, but on his return a wrecker had it stolen again from the scene.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
U.P
Harold Zeller
Richard T. McKinsey
Bert Sills Reports on Louisiana Threats in FBI Visit
Bert Sills of Linton met with the FBI in Louisiana for a prospective assignment. A Daily Citizen reporter pressed him on local dangers, and Sills warned that killings, not lynchings, are the issue there.
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Bert Sills
Linton
FBI
Louisiana
Daily Citizen
Bert
Soviet Officials Sentenced in Purge of Corruption
Pravda reported Moscow area officials receiving long prison terms in a nationwide anti corruption drive. Sentences included N. Ignatova ten years for bribe aided room allocations and I. Zakharov six years for fake travel orders.
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Moscow
Russia
Pravda
Communist Organ
N. Ignatova
I. Zakharov
Leningrad
A. Sidenko
Kherson
I. Suchevo
Kalinin Line
M. T. Anakina
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
East ern Star Meeting Postponed But Initiation Delayed
The initiation services planned with the Columbian Chapter No. 140 Order of Eastern Star were postponed today as announced. The stated meeting remains scheduled for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Skywriter Traces Pepsi Cola Message Over Lin ton
An early morning sight showed a plane at about 10 000 feet forming the words Pepsi Cola over Lin ton at 8 o clock signaling a return to normal prewar times.
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Linton
Enos N Wonder Dies at 85 in Worthington Area
Enos N Wonder 85 of Worthington route 1 died at home Wednesday after a week long illness. Born February 20, 1861 in Ash, he lived in Fairplay township most of his life, farmed when able. Survived by widow Lora Britton Wonder, daughter Edna Chaney, sons Roy and Cecil, eight grandchildren, ten great grandchildren, and brother Charles Wonder. Funeral at Myers Funeral Home Friday at 2 PM CST with Rev. William Smith officiating. burial in Switz City Cemetery.
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Enos N. Wonder
Worthington
Wonder
Ash
Fairplay Township
Lora Britton Wonder
Edna Chaney
Bicknell
Roy Wonder
Bloomfield
Cecil Wonder
Charles Wonder
Dugger
Myers Funeral Home
William Smith
Worthington Baptist Church
Switz City
President Truman Signs Atomic Control Bill
President Truman signed the atomic control bill placing domestic atomic energy under a civilian five member commission to oversee peacetime uses and potential bomb production. The measure ties to the Manhattan Project labs and facilities and marks a step after Hiroshima.
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Washington
Truman
Hiroshima
United States
Army
Manhattan Engineer District
Tombstone Rises as Western Hub Rivaling San Francisco
In its heyday Tombstone Arizona stood as a pivotal mining town, rivaling San Francisco in prominence and influence for a period before fading as fortunes shifted.
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Tombstone, Ariz
San Francisco
President Truman calls for budget economy and cuts
President Truman urged heads of federal departments to reduce expenditures to combat inflation and a serious budget deficit. He asked for substantial cuts below original budgets for war navy and maritime programs, postponement of public works, and an immediate review of all spending to eliminate low priority work.
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Washington
Truman
Secretaries of War and Navy
Maritime Commission
White House
Congress
Blonde Female Bandit Robs Sullivan Woman
Mrs. Amos Faught was robbed by a blond, suspected female bandit in Sullivan near Nicholson apartments on North Court Street. The assailant, about 25, 140 pounds, wore a light summer dress and kept a dark object down by her side. The purse contained only a small amount of money.
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Sullivan
Amos Faught
Nicholson
North Court Street
Navy Sailor Orville L. Cox Granted Honorable Discharge
Orville Lee Cox S 1/c of 390 S Main Street has been honorably discharged from the United States Navy at the Great Lakes Naval Station Separation Center. The information was learned locally.
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Orville Lee Cox
S. Main Street
United States Navy
Great Lakes Naval Station
Two Suits Filed and License Issued in Greene Circuit Court
Two suits were filed in Bloomfield's Greene circuit court clerk's office. Roy L. Stanton and Wanda Stanton sue Everett Christley in ejectment. Thomas Mount seeks divorce from Edna Mount. A marriage license was issued to George R. Calvert of Worthington and Dorothy J. Cullison of Worthington.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Roy L. Stanton
Wanda Stanton
Everett Christley
Thomas Mount
Edna Mount
George R. Calvert
Worthington
Dorothy J. Cullison
Plano Recitals 10 Be Held Here
Miss Vivian Humphreys presents a group of students in two recitals this Friday afternoon and evening at her home. The 4 PM lineup includes Ann Johnson Charlotte Lawrence Roma Kay Blume Eleanor Hixson Peggy Klein Sylvia Stewart Patty Haferkamp Shirley Franks and Bebe Richards. The 7 PM program features Chris Bailey Ann Muehler Mary Margaret Sahms Chellen Fritz Carolyn Sue Reintjes Naomi Lynch Phyllis Ann Floyd Bill Grey Ronald Joyann and Charlotte Gabbard Theresa A Haffley Charlotte Wolfe Mary Lou Landis Sharla Gambill Hal Switz Jean Woodruff Phil Akre Delores Swaby Peggy Withers Virginia Marilyn Clark and Sheryl Richardson. Friends and relatives of the pupils are invited to attend either or both recitals.
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Vivian Humphreys
Ann Johnson
Charlotte Lawrence
Roma Kay Blume
Eleanor Hixson
Peggy Klein
Sylvia Stewart
Patty Haferkamp
Shirley Franks
Bebe Richards
Chris Bailey
Ann Muehler
Mary Margaret Sahms
Chellen Fritz
Carolyn Sue Reintjes
Naomi Lynch
Phyllis Ann Floyd
Bill Grey
Ronald
Joyann
Charlotte Gabbard
Theresa A. Haffley
Charlotte Wolfe
Mary Lou Landis
Sharla Gambill
Hal Switz
Jean Woodruff
Phil Akre
Delores Swaby
Peggy Withers
Virginia
Marilyn Clark
Sheryl Richardson
Defective Shell Inquiry Pushes On in Washington
The Mead committee released a report showing the army halted shipments of defective 4.2 inch mortar shells to front lines to avoid killing soldiers. About 50 officers and enlisted men were asked for firsthand accounts via detailed questionnaires as the inquiry seeks names of shell manufacturers connected to the fatalities in Europe.
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Washington
Mead Committee
Army
James M. Mead
N. Y
Senate
Chemical Warfare Service
Europe
Garsson Munitions Combine
Erie Basin Metal Products, Inc
Dugger Legion Nine Wins Before VFW Clash
The Dugger American Legion baseball team defeated Hymera 3 to 2 as pitcher Spinks allowed four hits and recorded twelve strikeouts. They are set to face the Veterans of Foreign Wars team from West Terre Haute in a Sunday game.
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Dugger American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Terre Haute
Dugger
Hymera
Spinks
Dagger
Publicist Called To Tell Of Getting Scarce Material
Washington August 1 A House committee set August 9 to hear Benjamin F Fields publicity man tied to the Garsson munitions probe He will explain how he obtained about 64000 feet of war assets screen wire set aside for veterans housing Fields a witness sought by the committee last week was elusive The panel also weighed tightening campaign contribution laws after a War contractor gift disclosure and a $2500 check by Rep John Coffee not reported due to election year timing
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Washington
House
Benjamin F. Fields
Garsson Munitions Combine
War Assets Administration
Fields
Hugh D. Wise, Jr
Senate War Investigating Committee
Garsson
John Coffee
Wash
Ohio Selective Service Chief Quashes Rubinstein Deferment Request
Col Chester Goble head of Ohio selective service said he was pressed by H Ralph Burton to defer Serge Rubinstein for the Taylorcraft Aviation Co. He refused noting no regulations require mis defenders to justify a deferment. The push followed Rubinstein’s essential status claim ahead of his November 1943 induction.
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Columbus
Col
Chester Goble
Selective Service
Ohio
Andrew May
House
Serge Rubinstein
New Yor City
Goble
H. Ralph Burton
Military Affairs Committee
Rubinstein
Ohio Selective Service
Washington
Military Affairs Subcommittee
Taylorcraft Aviation Co
Alliance, O
New York City
Camp Atterbury Center Placed on Inactive List
Camp Atterbury's discharge center, serving Hoosiers and service members from Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Michigan and Pennsylvania, was declared inactive. More than 575,000 personnel passed through for discharge, with a peak of processing 10,000 GIs in 36 hours. The final graduate was Sgt. Joseph J. Stuphar of Poland Ohio, with the 30th Infantry Division.
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Camp Atterbury
Aug
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Joseph J. Stuphar
Poland
30Th Infantry Division
Identifying Guen ther Fish Sex by Body Shape
A top view reveals the female Guen ther by her broader, rounded body. The clue lies in the general silhouette, with females appearing stockier than males. Observers can infer sex from the overall form without examining fins or coloration.
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J. Whitcomb Riley
Tailholt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Marco
Indianapolis and
Vincennes
Coal
Whenere
Johny J. Hunter
Central City
Louisville
Bushrod W. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Hunter
Bushrod Station
Pennsyyvania
Indianapolis Star
Washington County
Hill-Billy
Histe Tomorow
Baking I
Martha Hamlin
Betty Jo Gastineau
Charlotte Russell
Barbara Gregg
Mary Frances van Deventer
Patty Moore
LaVern McCombs
Anna Lu Blackmore
Helen Bechtel
Nina Dayhoff
Ardath Bloomer
Barbara Houghton
Charlotte Riggins
Shirley Heaton
Betty Allen
Linda Baker
Clara McBride
Betty Jean Wheeler
Josephine Taylor
Judy Ann Maxwell
Marilyn Newman
Yellow Ribbon
Thedas Albright
Katy Patterson
Chloe Ellen Fritz
Leone Robertson
Mary E. Heaton
Shirley Ann Moore
Bertha Arnett
Eleana Elkins
Lois Haley
Marilyn Thomas
Barbara Lou Allen
Waneta Laughlin
Jacqueline Holder
Donita Nash
Delores Dukes
Reva Laughlin
Mary Jane Cory
Delores Vickers
Esther Carmichael
Roseanna Buckner
Calvertville
Barbara Calvert
Sharon Heaton
Betty Smith
Carol Rice
Marilyn Floyd
Betty Robertson
Esther Rady
Nancy Aldridge
Willa Dean Gibson
Margie Campbell
Reba Strickler
Barbara Pope
Janet Hamlin
J. W. Woner
Jacquéline Jane Hillman
Los Angeles
International Soundphoto
U.S
Dugger Legion
New York
Camp Atterbury’s Agency
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