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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1944

Page

4

Prohi raid on Aliceville home brewers and arrests

Prohibition officers raided a Aliceville home brewers operation seizing hundreds of quarts of beer and arresting the alleged operators. Rev Carl S Winters of Crothersville Ind will preach in the local church in Rev O A Cook's absence. Republican chair Wm M Butler warned against radio speeches not pre approved by him. Democrats in Clarksburg W Va reorganization elected Clem L Shaver as national chairman.

Prohi Aliceville Carl S. Winters Crothersville, Ind Baptist O. A. Cook Wm. M. Butler Republican National Committee Clarksburg W. Va Judge Davis Clem L. Shaver Fairmont W.va

Taxpayers Get Hearing on Taylor Township Extra School Funds

Notice to Greene County Indiana taxpayers announces an August 29 1944 meeting at 8 00 PM in the Taylor Township Trustee office to consider an additional appropriation for Special School Fund Repair of Equipment 300 00. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. final appropriations go to the State Tax Commissioners for a further hearing at Greene County Editor's office within fifteen days.

Taylor School Greene County Indiana Taylor Township State Act of Tax Commissioners Ndiana Ray C. Baird

Real estate transfers listed by local Recorder

The Recorder's office records recent property transfers including Eva L. Grooms to Frank E. Sharp and Margaret J. Sharp of Lot 8 Block 4 Marco. Spear heirs to William R. and Thelma Weber of part of Lot 59 Lyons. Boling to Charles and Ruth Martindale near Scotland. Miller to Roy and Mildred Mullis Lots 11 and 12 Turner’s Bloomfield. Farmers & Mechanics Federal SA to Frank Kessner Lot 40 Jasonville. Mildred Morgan to James Boyd 10 acres Stafford Twp. Lena and John Salzman to Reta and John Mengedoht Lot 2 Ross’ Addition Lyons. Lee and Genevieve Jones to Mae Byers. a tract near West South Street Bloomfield.

Frankie Justus Eva L. Grooms Frank E. Sharp Margaret J. Sharp Marco Freddie W. Spear Howard O. Spear Genevieve E. Spear Hazel E. Bridwell Jess Bridwell John B. Spears William R. Weber Thelma L. Weber Lyons Walter Boling Mary Belle Boling Charles Martindale Ruth Martindale Scotland Charles V. Miller Minnie Miller Roy Carl Mullis Mildred Mullis Turner Bloomfield Farmers & Mechanics Federal Savings & Loan Association Frank Kessner Thurlton Jasonville Mildred Morgan James Boyd Black Creek Ditch State Road Stafford Township Lena Salzman John W. Salzman Reta May Mengedoht John Roscoe Mengedoht Ross Lee H. Jones Genevieve N. Jones Mae Byers West South Street

Indianapolis Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices

Hogs 7500 active steady at ceiling levels with varied weights trading from 13.50 to 14.80 for lighter cattle. Cattle and calves totaling around 2000 show steers and heifers mostly low to good, with steers at 13.00 to 16.50 and heifers at 15.00 to 16.00, cows 8.50 to 11.50, vealers up to 15.50.

Indianapolis Ind U.P

In Memoriam Billy Frederick Fourteen Years On

In loving memory of Billy Frederick who died fourteen years ago today. He left a life of pain for the land of peace and rest. He is sadly missed by Mrs. Frederick and his father and children. The USO aided 2,648,929 armed forces and civilians in a single month per the latest statistical report.

Frederick Billy Frederick Wm. Frederick United Service Organizations USO

Newberry Soldier Stationed in New Guinea

Pvt Wayne Gould is now stationed with United States forces in New Guinea, per word received by his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Gould of Newberry.

Newberry New Guinea Wayne Gould United States Arthur Gould

Roy Gillum Jr on leave from Navy after three invasions

Roy Gillum Jr and his wife visited relatives then returned to their home after Roy served two years on a United States Cruiser. He is on a 30 day leave and will report to Washington for reassignment after leave ends. He is the son of Roy V. Gillum of Indianapolis.

Roy Gillum, Jr Nannie Gillum 59 Tenth Street Northeast Ph. M. Gillum United States Washington, D. C Gillum Roy V. Gillum Indianapolis

Warren Strong S 2 C Transferred to Idaho

Warren String S 2 C of the United States Navy, stationed at Great Lakes, Illinois, has been transferred to Storekeeper School at Farragut, Idaho.

Warren Strong Idaho Warren String S United States Navy Great Lakes, Ill Farragut

Allies Crush In Wall Of Pocket Enclosing Nazis

Report from CNB describes Allied eastward push toward Paris as Patton shifts weight northward. Fierce fighting north of Chartres 46 miles from Paris. possible tank advance near Chartres defies German cover. HQ sources: 50,000 to 60,000 of the trapped Nazis doomed to surrender or die.

Paris George S. Patton, Jr 7Th Army Chartres CNB London Evening News Nogent le Borrou la Loupe DNR Seine River Normandy von Kluge Falaise-Argentan

Potter seeks court to determine birth time and place

Mary Leona Potter filed in Greene Circuit Court a petition to determine the time and place of her birth. The hearing is set for August 22, 1944. Clerk Franwa A. Lenning notes the filing date as August 16, 1944.

Mary Leona Potter Greene Circuit Court

New War Board Order Allows Limited Civilian Production

War production chief Donald M. Nelson issued order No 4 to permit local manufacturers to resume limited civilian output of vacuum cleaners sewing machines and other items while war production continues. The plan seeks to set price ceilings later via OPA and keeps heavy restrictions on complex goods including automobiles washing machines and full size refrigerators.

Eulalie McDowell United Press Washington U.P Donald M. Nelson WPB War Manpower Commission Office of Price Administration OPA Chester Bowles Nelson Army

Japs Confident of Victory In Planned Campaign

Tokyo radio quoted Col Yasuji Nagai saying Japan will fight a decisive battle along the arc from Japan to the Philippines and build a grand American offensive. He claimed the Imperial Air Force will have undisputed air superiority despite acknowledging air power is roughly one third that of the enemy.

Japan Philippines Imperial Air Force Yasuji Nagai General Army Staff Tokyo Radio United Press San Francisco Tokyo Nogai

Beef Shortage Seen as Cattle On Feed Drop Widens

Washington reports a survey showing beef of high grades will tighten in coming months. On August 1, 41 percent fewer cattle were in feed lots across 11 corn belt states than a year earlier, tied to short feed supplies and weak prices for finished cattle.

Washington U.R Agriculture Department Corn Belt

War Department Releases Names Cont. From Page One

The list from the Southwest Pacific area includes Pvt. Barney H. Williamson of Rockport Rt. 3 mother Mrs. Coda Williamson Pvt. John P. Woltman Jr. of South Bend with mother Mrs. Helen E. Woltman. Pfc. Donald C. Boggs and Pfc. Floyd Chadd with their mothers in Mongo and Greencastle respectively. Joseph W. Gallagher and Charles A. Richardson with families in Indianapolis and Richmond. John L. Van Winkle listed with mother Mrs. Ella M. Amyx in Richmond.

Finn to Direct Planning in Rockford Postwar Era

Rockford city council and Winnebago county planning commission vote to hire Eliel Saarinen, the renowned Finnish architect, to lead postwar city planning for Rockford. Saarinen will oversee urban design and redevelopment efforts in the city.

Finn Rockford, N U.P Rekford City

Baby contest winner named in Marion pageant

Herbie Brown Jr nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown of Marion was chosen winner from eighty entrants in a Marion baby contest. He received a gold ruby ring as first prize for his win.

Herbie Brown, Jr Herbert Brown Marion Linton Herbie

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