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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1935

Page

3

New Wheat Production Contract Details Four-Year Span

Hoosier wheat producers will be offered a new four year wheat production control contract from 1986 to 1989 with a 15 percent acreage reduction below base. Growers may withdraw at the end of two years or any crop year. Changes from 1985 include payment adjustments based on actual prices, an eight- year, four year program, and increased local control through county allotment committees and beneficiary designations.

Arthur Haseman AAA Washington

Card of Thanks for Mrs. James Weaver

The Weaver family expresses sincere appreciation for kind ness shown during illness and death of Mrs. James Weaver. Special thanks to neighbors and friends for flowers and offering car use.

James Weaver Weaver

McNutt Leslie Debate Looms Over New Deal Clash

INDIANAPOLIS Aug 7 political circles expect a debate between Governor Paul V. McNutt and Republican Harry G. Leslie. A close informer says Leslie plans a scathing attack on the McNutt new deal, aiming to “blow the lid” off state politics. The feud dates back years with both sides trading lines on state finances, patronage, and governance.

Frank A. White F. N.S Indianapolis Paul V. McNutt Harry G. Leslie McNutt Leslie Indiana University Law School Bloomington Crown Point Republican State Committee Purdue States’ Central Purchasing Department iBonanan iMider State Board of Accounts E. Greenlee Mc Nuts Brary Conservation Department al G. Feeney Clark County

Multiple Indiana incidents reported from Aug events

IT HAPPENED IN INDIANA recounts several Aug incidents across Indiana towns. A hitch hiker killed near Dunes highway in Portland area. a Japanese man, M Fake, killed by a Michigan Central train in nearby location. John Buckley, 69, killed in auto collision near Washington with Charles L. Stuckey injured. Buckley’s grandson Ivank E. Parker escaped with minor injuries. In Michigan City, three girls reported seeing a sea lion about 100 feet from shore. Paul M. Lewis, formerly of Dubois, plans to test a revolutionary vertical takeoff aircraft under construction in Denver, son of Jasper residents. Mrs. Ed Hendricks dies after inhaling gas, following husband’s July 18 gas suicide. Elizabeth Mayhew, 94, longtime Crusaders temperance member, dies in Richmond. Frederick E. Krietemeyer, 35, dies from a hay loading accident near Armstrong.

Valparaiso Ind A. G. Fletcher Portland Ore Dunes Timothy J. Acrough Chicago Keough M. Fake Michigan Central Washington U.P John Buckley Charles L. Stuckey Daviess Courtly Stuckey Buckley Ivank E. Parker Jasper Paul M. Lewis Dubois County Denver Colo Charles Lewis Lewis

County Coaches to Lead Indiana Basketball School in Berry Bowl

Greene county will be represented at the seventh annual Indiana Basketball Coaching School August 19 to 24 in Berry Bowl by J. E. Wakefield Switz City L. C. McIntosh Worthington Je rome Graff Bloomfield Gerald W. Landis Linton. Coaches from across the United States will discuss the new second rule and the elimination of the center jump after a successful free throw. Sam Berry USC will lead instruction with Dave Kerr origin New York Celtics and Chuck Taylor providing pro demonstrations. High school coverage by Clifford Wells Logansport and Everett N. Case Frankfort with local teams used in demos, plus a critic game on August 21.

Greene County Indiana Berry Bowl J. E. Wakefield Switz City L.C. McIntosh Worthington Jerome Graff Bloomfield Gerald W. Landis Linton United States National Dave Kerr New York Celtics Chuck Taylor Clifford Wells Logansport Everett N.case Frankfort

Hayload mishap leaves man thrown to ground

A rope attached to a fork used to move hay gave way, causing the load to shift and strike a man who pitched headfirst to the ground. He was injured as a result of the accident.

G men to appear on state program at French Lick

Indianapolis Aug 2 A demonstration by department of justice agents on methods to capture public enemies will highlight the Indiana Bar association's 19th annual summer outing at French Lick September 6-7 Former NRA head Hugh S Johnson will be principal speaker Discussing the judicial council bill and other new legislation will be on the program Fred C Gause of Indianapolis vice president is slated for advancement to the presidency

Indianapolis U.P Department of Justice Indiana Bar Association French Lick Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Administration Judicial Council Fred C. Gause Association

Thanking friends during our bereavement

The Anderson family gratefully acknowledges the many acts of kindness shown after our loss. Special thanks to neighbors and friends for help, flowers, and support from Rev. Bailey Rev. Decker and Clayton Funeral Home.

Bailey Rev Decker Clayton Funeral Home Glade Anderson Ae Lola Owens

Yesterday's Results in Major Leagues

In the American League yesterday Washington beat Philadelphia 11 to 2 while New York at Boston and Cleveland games were rained out. In the National League Brooklyn defeated New York 8 to 1 Chicago beat Pittsburgh 2 to 1 and St Louis won 6 to 3 in ten innings with Boston beating Philadelphia 4 to 0.

Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Cleveland Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati National League

Today’s Schedule Pairings Across Major Leagues

Chicago plays Cleveland and Philadelphia visits Washington as New York faces Boston. Pittsburgh travels to Chicago while Cincinnati goes to St. Louis and Boston hosts Philadelphia in a day of nine matchups.

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