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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1944

Page

4

Prisoner Escapes Handcuffs After City Hall Fines

In 1924 a Worthington man fined $100 and costs for liquor charges slipped away from a crowded city hall scene while handcuffed, with police and officials present, then vanished. Greene County Red Men plan a public initiation at City Park on Sept. 6 as part of a larger event. Authorities report game wardens nabbed twelve men from Linton area at Brody's Lake in Knox County.

Inman Worthington Ray Greene County Greene ‘County Imp. O. R. Mi Linton

Heat wave relief forecast delayed by cooling trend

Chicago August weather forecast reports a failed midwest relief promise as temperatures near 100 in many cities. Forecasters expect a definite cool wave by weekend with scattered thunderstorms bringing substantial local relief, though eastward movement of the cool air was halted yesterday.

Chicago O.R Midwest Mercury Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin Michigan Mexico Montana Dakotas Minnesota Upper Michigan Illinois Indiana Lower

Pvt Joseph J Potochnik Arrives Overseas in England

Pvt Joseph J Potochnik has arrived safely with United States forces in England, according to word received by his wife.

Pvt Joseph J. Potochnik United States England

Ellis Sent to Ft. Knox for Basic Training

Eddie B. Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Ellis of Linton route 3 has been sent to Ft. Knox Kentucky for basic training according to word received here.

FT. Knox Eddie B. Ellis Lawrence A. Ellis Linton Ft. Knox, Ky

Harold W. May Bound for Camp Hood Texas

Harold W. May son of Cameron H. May of Sandborn route 1 has reported for duty with the United States Army and has been sent to Camp Hood Texas according to word received today.

Harold W. May Cameron H. May Sandborn United States Army Camp Hood Tex

Army Inducts Hubert G Duckworth Sent to Buckley Field

Hubert G Duckworth husband of Mrs Inez Duckworth of Linton has been inducted into the United States Army and sent to Buckley Field Colorado according to word received here.

Hubert G. Duckworth Inez Duckworth Linton United States Army Buckley Field Colo

Army recruit Elmer H. Clayton Jr. begins basic training at Fort Knox

Elmer H. Clayton Jr. has reported for duty with the United States Army and is assigned to Fort Knox Kentucky for his basic training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Clayton Sr.

Elmer H. Clayton, Jr United States Army Ft. Knox, Ky Elmer Clayton, Sr

Lehman Sent to Fort Fannin for Army Basic Training

Stanley L. Lehman newly inducted into the U S Army has shipped to Fort Fannin Texas for basic training. He is married to Mrs. Mary Lehman of Linton route 2.

Stanley L. Lehman Camp Fannin

Navy Service Schools graduate completes course in Great Lakes

James H. Hugunin 31 husband of Genevia Hugunin Linton Ind is among graduates from an intensive basic engineering training course at the Great Lakes Service Schools exercises He was selected for specialized training based on aptitude scores Graduates from twenty specialized courses are sent to sea shore stations or advanced schools for further duty

Great Lakes Ill James H. Hugunin Genevia Hugunin Linton Ind

James W. Carter Arrives Safely Overseas in New Guinea

Mrs. Golda Carter reports her son, Pfc. James W. Carter, has landed and arrived safely with the U S armed forces in New Guinea.

James W. Carter Golda Carter Pfc New Guinea United States

Mackie Rice Family Home for Two Weeks

S/Sgt. and Mrs. Mackie Rice and son Bill are spending a two weeks furlough here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rice, and Mrs. Buelah Butner.

Mackie Rice Bill William Rice Buelah Butner

Newspapers Set New Record for Fifth War Loan Support

Washington reports Treasury Secretary Morgenthau commends newspapers for the Fifth War Loan drive surpassing prior efforts. He thanks Frank Tripp and the Allied Newspaper Council as figures show 203,014 ads totaling 155,131,405 lines valued at 10,160,709.66 dollars despite paper shortages.

Washington U.P Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr Suport Frank Tripp Allied Newspaper Council Morgenthau Tripp America

Barbs-Well bands political movers on pork ration shift

In an Illinois city twenty divorces were granted in one week, a sign of social strain. A designer notes evening dresses hold less value as women hesitate to repeat wear amid economic pressures.

Strange mail requests for overseas GIs encounter Army Postal Service

The Army Postal Service reports unusual requests from home senders. A Minnesota father asked to ship a washing machine to Guadalcanal and a dental officer's wife threatened to pull a postal clerk's teeth for three months without mail.

Camp Lee Postal Information Branch Army Postal Service Minnesota Guadalcanal

James Elgan Home on Furlough

James Elgan, stationed at Camp Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas, is spending a fourteen day furlough with relatives and friends including his parents Mr and Mrs Herschel Elgan of Wheatland Indiana. The note also states there are 75 513 4 H clubs in the United States with an active membership of 1 700 000.

James Elgan Camp Joseph T. Robinson Ark Herschel Elgan Wheatland Ind United States

Allied Invasion Lands on French Riviera Front

Allied forces landed on the southern coast of France between Marseilles and Nice as 14 000 air crewmen and hundreds of planes supported the assault. The operation aimed to pivot west toward the Rhone valley enveloping Toulon and Marseilles with 800 ships and multinational units taking part.

Fourte Marseilles Nice Rhone France Toulon Paris le Mans Wehrmacht Wilson Rome Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Germany Churchill U. S James V. Forrestal Robert Patterson Brehon Somervell U. S. Army Italy Mediterranean London Jacob L. Devers Mediterranean Air Force

Drought relief payments planned for drought areas

War Food Administrator Marvin Jones designated Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Ohio and West Virginia counties for supplemental dairy payments to aid dairymen hit by drought. Payments start Aug 5 at 10 cents per hundred pounds of milk and one cent per pound of butter fat in addition to regular dairy support.

Washington U.P Marvin Jones Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Ohio West Virginia WFA Johnson Williamson Edwards Gallatin Hamilton Hardin Massac Pope Sain Wabash Wayne White Daviess Dubois Gibson Knox Martin Pike Posey Spencer Vandeburgh Warrick Crawford Floyd Orange Perry Washington, Clark Jefferson Scott Switzerland

Bedford quarry death prompts services for Thomas Turner

Bedford dispatch reports 45 year old Thomas Turner a stone quarry worker was killed when a section of steel track fell from a derrick crushing his skull at Heltonville Limestone Company. Officials also note multiple local items including pool lifeguard shortages and a fire investigation.

Bedford U.P Thomas Turner Heltonville Limestone Company

Livestock Report from Indianapolis Auction

Hogs 9 500, active and steady with good to choice 160 240 lb prices at 14 80. other weights 14 05 to 14 80. sows 14 to 14 05. Cattle 2 500, calves 800. steers and heifers open slow, mostly steady. beef cows steady with two day 25c drop for low grade. Top steer 16 75 at 980 lb. average 15 50 to 16 50. Skim notes: dealers steady, top 15.

Indianapolis Ind U.P

Post War Plans Discussed Here At City Hall Meeting

City officials named to draw up maps convene with committees and residents at eight o clock Thursday at city hall. Congressman Gerald W Landis to attend and discuss bringing industries to Linton.

Ziegler Clyde V. Davis Rudy Kramer Wayne Hamilton Andy Humphreys Joe E. Turner John Fritz Gerald W. Landis Linton

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