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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1952
Page
8
The speaker accuses farmers of being lazy while they work the land at the breakfaste table. He complains they will push a button to plow ten acres and mockingly predicts a dispute will escalate next Monday.
The Indiana Utilities corporation which runs the Linton Gas plant and other state utilities was placed in receivership at Corydon Indiana. The receiver plans to improve and operate the plant under court control. Mr and Mrs James L Humphreys of East Vincennes street plan a golden wedding anniversary dinner at a city park next Sunday. The Chickateth Council of the Daughters of Pocahontas hosted visiting councils from nearby towns.
Mrs Barbara Guthrey of Newberry welcomed Edward Lee an 8 lb 6 oz boy. Mrs Orval Myers of Linton had an 8 lb 4 oz girl Nancy Carol. Mrs Arnold Lehman of Bloomfield born John Robert a 7 lb 2 oz boy. Mrs Pauline Reed of Odon had major surgery. Mrs William Dowd of Crane gave birth to Denice Rae a 7 lb 6 oz girl. Mrs Lois Woodward of Newberry admitted for treatment. Mrs Ernest Gaither of Linton gave birth to Susan Darlene a 6 lb 12 oz girl. Max Griffith of Switz City went home yesterday.
Word comes that Emmons Roach a former Linton man and brick mason died in Chicago on Wednesday He was a brother of the late James T Roach of Linton Roach lived in Chicago about thirty to thirty five years Funeral services were held in Chicago at four this afternoon with burial there to follow.
A note lists Florida designating the mockingbird as the state bird, alongside miscellaneous mentions of American rice introduction in 1693 and Missouri’s 25 state parks, with fragmented phrases on birds, flax and soil in inconsistent text.
Exiled former king Farouk of Capri may remain on the Italian isle while negotiations with Egypt proceed. The report notes his conduct and potential settlement terms tied to his status as a deposed monarch amid Italian residence and ongoing diplomacy.
Washington reports show gambling operations resuming as the $50 yearly stamp and 10 percent tax fail to deter bookies and numbers racketeers. Officials call the effort lamentable with more arrests and more scratch sheets sold nationwide.
Westinghouse Electric says the government has asked it to develop an atomic engine for a giant Navy aircraft carrier. The firm also reports progress on an atomic power plant for a super submarine.
Senator John J. Sparkman of Alabama packs his papers in the Senate office building Washington as he prepares to depart for Huntsville for a pre campaign rest in his home state. The Democratic vice presidential candidate is pictured arranging documents before his trip.
Mrs. Mary Koerner of Marion, president of the Indiana Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, announces committee appointments for the 15th annual convention to be held October 5-7 at the Hotel Lincoln in Indianapolis. Miss Virginia Wilson of Linton serves on the finger-waving committee.
The Cozy Theatre in Dugger marks its first year under Paul Love and wife. To thank patrons, the Loves invite the public to a free 7 15 p m comedy feature designed for all ages displayed this evening.
Dorse D. McDonald 64 of Plymouth was killed when his car collided with a truck driven by Robert H. Bailey 27 of Knox at a county road intersection three miles southeast of Knox Indiana on Thursday night. McDonald's wife Olive 60 and Emily Freyer 70 both of Plymouth were injured. Bailey was unhurt.
William E. Jenner of Indiana told the Indiana Trailer coach Association in French Lick that the only certain fact about flying saucers is that the Truman administration seems flat footed. He added the White House sightings prompted action, criticizing readiness and accusing the government of either unpreparedness or deceit.
A day's meal for an elephant consists of 200 pounds of hay corn and roots. Canada has the world s greatest railway mileage per capita.
Port authorities announced eleven believed dead when a dredge hit a submerged mine or torpedo head in Boulogne outer harbor. Survivors and two bodies were recovered. one survivor died later. Eight crewmen listed as missing and believed dead.
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