George Suffal 60 Dies at Evansville Hospital
George Suffal formerly operated a Linton grocery on Fourth Street NE. He died Wednesday in Evansville after six years as a hospital patient. Funeral set for Friday 2 30 PM at Clayton Funeral Home with Rev E M McKown officiating. Burial Bohley Cemetery. Flowers requested to be omitted.
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George Suffal
Evansville
Mr. Suffal
Bowling Greene
Clay County
Peter Suffal
Ada Suffal
Linton
Alma White
Terre Haute
A. G. Baughman
Clayton
Clayton Funeral Home
E. M. McKown
M. E. Church
Bohley Cemetery
Nine Mile
U S Considers Protest Over Russia Talks
Ambassador Bullitt prepared to file a formal protest with Moscow over speeches in the third international congress. He has watched events since it began and may protest statements on strikes in the United States, Toi Mooney, and promotion of communism as violations of the treaty guiding U S Soviet relations. He plans to consult the State Department before acting.
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Moscow
U.P
William C. Bullitt
United States
Congress of the
Third International
Bullitt
Congress
Toi Mooney
America
State Department
Mrs Mabel Kent III Confined at Fifth Street Home
Mrs Mabel Kent III is confined to her home on Fifth Street due to illness.
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Mabel Kent III
Mabel Kent
Fifth Street
Insull Hangs On After Acquittal But No Job Yet
Samuel Insull, once a utilities czar, announced he would look for work after acquittal on state and federal charges related to his empire’s collapse. Four former Insull company directors plan to restore pensions totaling $21,000 yearly for the aged financier. Stockholders and investors who lost about two billion dollars protest the move.
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Samuel Insull
Insull
More Rains Loom in Flood District in Ohio Toll Rises
Canton Ohio Aug. 8. More rain threatens eastern Ohio after floods that have killed at least four people and caused millions in damage across more than a dozen counties. Damage could exceed 2.5 million as rivers swell and bridges wash out disrupting rail and highway traffic. two drownings reported and an elderly woman missing in Columbiana county. Oron Wilcox a Rochester farmer and Mrs. Harry Bartrum of Cygnet were killed by lightning.
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Canton
Ohio
U.P
Columbiana County
Oron Wilcox
Rochester
Harry Bartrum
Record Cool Spell Hits Linton After Warm Streak
A temperature drop to 88 degrees at 2 pm ended a ten day heat wave where Linton residents faced 95 to 100 degree heat. The relief was welcomed as relief from the scorching warm spell.
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Linton
Senate approves ban on suits by holders of federal gold clause obligations
The Senate overrode strong opposition from conservative Democrats and Republicans and approved a resolution outlawing lawsuits against the government by holders of federal gold clause obligations.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee Ends Hearings on Tax Bill
Washington August 5 The senate finance committee ended hearings on the Roosevelt tax program after a vigorous attack by opponents, as business leaders urged amendments to the proposal.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Campbell Black Aims To Break England Cape Town Air Record
T Campbell Black scored at 5 30 p m today to attempt the England to Capetown air speed record from Hatfield England. The flight begins in England and seeks passage to Capetown South Africa with a goal of new speed benchmarks.
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Hatfield Atrdrome
England
T. Campbell Black
Capetown
South Africa
Italy Buys Five Foreign Liners for East Africa
The Italian government purchased five foreign liners to transport troops to East Africa. The Melita and Minnedosa were acquired from Canadian Pacific, and three others from North German Lloyd, boosting Italy’s capacity to move about 20,000 men in a single sailing.
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Italy
Rome
East Africa
Canadian Pacific
Lloyd
All Star Linton Poll Reveals Early Leader Cunningham
First official All-Star ballot results show manager William Cunningham leading with 59 votes to Rex Winters 46. Greenwood dominates second base with 102 votes versus 19 for B Harrell. Ballots continue to stream to the Linton Daily Citizen as fans prepare to vote for the Milk Fund game lineup.
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Oliphant Field
Linton Daily Citizen
William Cunningham
Rex Winters
Cunningham
Winters
Lutsard
Paul Maxwell
Greenwood
B. Harrell
Buck Hays
H. Blackburn
J. Hayes
J. Wills
Ingleman
Laeteil
D. Gerenwood
B. Harrel
A. Kincade
P. Wills
T. Frances
K. Jones
C. Suthard
P. Maxwell
Wm. Shearn
A, Branson
A. Mazoyer
A. Bryant
A. Tuttle
Pleno Eo le
Wm. Cunningham
Girl Undergoes Emergency Appendix Operation
Joan Curry daughter of Mr Agnes Curry of G street north east underwent an emergency appendix operation at Freeman Greene County hospital late Wednesday. The Linton girl was at Shakamak State park with 44H club members when she developed appendicitis and was rushed to the city hospital for surgery. Hospital report says she withstood the operation satisfactorily and is recovering nicely.
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Joan Curry
Agnes Curry
G” Street
Freeman- Greene ‘County Hospital
Linton
Shakamak State Park
Joan
Hospital Report Mixed: Locals Recovering From Operations
Lyons resident Loree Wells recovers satisfactorily after a major operation. Swiss City’s Renis Roudebush returns home. Bloomfield couple Leslie Huffman and newborn to be discharged this afternoon. Joan Curry reported recovering, while Mrs. Robert Raney and infant are said to be faring well.
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Loree Wells
Lyons
Renis Roudebush
Swiss City
Leslie Huffman
Bloomfield
Joan Curry
Robert Raney
Bon
Linton Concert Band to Play Tonight in City Park
The Linton Concert band directed by Fred Jewell performs an evening program at 8 o clock in Linton City park. The lineup includes Sousa Stars and Stripes For Ever Morning Noon and Night Suppe, Bagley, Jewell marches, Horlick Two Guitars Romberg When I Grow Too Old to Dream and Trooping of the Colors among others. Public is invited.
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Linton City Park
Linton
Fred Jewell
Jewell
Park
Sousa
Suppe
Fillmore
Amsden
Bagley
Hensley Family Reunion Set for City Park
The annual Hensley reunion will be held at City park on Sunday August 11. Relatives and friends are invited to attend as announcements were made today.
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Hensley
City Park
Chicago women face death sentence in Lang murder plot
Blanche Dunkel and Evelyn Smith, accused plotters in the killing of Eryin J. Lang, faced possible death or life imprisonment after Judge Cornelius J. Harvington found them guilty without a jury. Smith admitted drugging Lang and killing him. Dunkel disclosed relations with Lang and the motive linked to her daughter's death.
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Chicago
Auw
Blanche Dunkel
Evelyn Smith
Eryin J. Lang
Cornelius J. Harvington
Kim
Blanche
Milk Fund Benefit Softball Game Aims to Aid Undernourished Children
Editor urges community support for the Linton All Stars versus LaPorte Junior Champions at Oliphant field to raise funds for the Milk Fund. The drive, started by the Vinton Daily Citizen, seeks to provide milk and graham crackers to needy local students for the next school year, with a goal of $800 and early ticket sales reaching $206 in one day.
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Linton
Milk Fund
Linton All Stars
LaPorte
Oliphant
Graham Cackers
Tam
Vinton Daily Citizen
Linton Summit Coal Company
Visitors From Tulsa and Texas Return to Linton
Mrs. W U Aydeotte of Tulsa and her sisters Mrs. Winnie Clark of Texas and Mrs. Jones of Bickneil visited friends in Linton on Tuesday. The three sisters are former residents and greet many friends, tracing their roots to Win Risher, a well known former Linton resident.
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WU Ayde’otte
Tulsa
Okla
Winifred Clark
Texas
Jones
Bickneil
Linton
Win Risher
Doole System Ends Across Nation In Two Months
Greene County reports gypsies in Lyons robbing Wesley Houldson of eight dollars after a blind blessing swindle. A carload of suspects lured him with requests for water salt and a handkerchief before slipping money from his pocket. Sheriff Flynn Deputy Martin and state police pursue the culprits as the victim laments the loss.
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Greene County
Lyons
Wesley Houldson
Mr. Houldson
Houldson
Mat Flynn
Fred Martin
Food Served Big at 4-H Club Camp at Shakamak
Report on the annual 4-H club camp at Shakamak State Park shows 4183 attendees fed with 40 gallons of milk 210 cantaloupes two cases of eggs 75 pounds of bacon 50 loaves of bread for breakfast. Noon menu included over two bushels green beans 125 pounds beef 100 pounds cabbage 50 loaves bread three and a half bushels potatoes and 900 cookies. Seven people staff the kitchen for 4-H campers from Daviess Greene and Montgomery counties with 130 girls 87 boys from Daviess 98 girls 27 boys from Greene and 22 girls from Montgomery plus leaders cooks and a nurse.
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Shakamak State Park
Daviess
Greene
Montgomery
Daviess County
Greene County
Montgomery County
Indianapolis Visitor Reunites With Old Friends
Mrs. John Cooper of Indianapolis visited with her niece Mrs. Mebton Gilreath and family recently. Cooper, a former resident, greeted many old friends and acquaintances during her stay in the city.
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John Cooper
Indianapolis
Mebton Gilreath
Cooper
Government plans phased end to federal relief by fall
Washington reports the administration will begin ending direct relief to entire states on September first and complete national termination two months later. The $4 billion drive aims to put 8.5 million men to work, with some states moved to payrolls by September 15 and a broader shift by October and November.
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Washington
Truck Heavier Vehicle Strikes Local Car. Driver Injured
John Spencer 57 a sales man for Linton Motor Sales was injured on state road 59 three miles south of town when his car was side swiped by a large truck that did not stop. He was knocked unconscious and driven to Sandborn for treatment. left arm severely mashed with deep wounds.
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John Spencer
Linton Motor Sales
Spencer
Sandhorm
Sandborn
Residence return for Mr and Mrs Charles Page
Mr and Mrs Charles Page have returned to their home in Owosso South after a week in Joe Rapids Michigan. They were guests at band and Indian events and urged friends to relax.
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Charles Page
Hay
Joe Rapids
Mich
Owosso South
Band
Indianand
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