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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

6

Heat wave and mine disaster headline from 1926

Terrific heat wave grips the nation with deaths rising including 17 in Chicago. A blast at Moffatt mine near Birmingham kills nine men in the shaft. Young Raymond Barrett loses a leg after a mowing accident near Sullivan. Union prayer service at Reformed church features Rev. W. E. Cissna on the Office of Holy Spirit.

Chicago Moffatt Mine Birmingham Ala Reformed Church W. E. Cissna Office of Holy Spirit

James A Campbell Dies at 89 in Fairplay

James A Campbell of Fairplay died at his home Wednesday at age 89. Born May 13, 1857 in Fair township to George B and Phoebe Elgan Campbell he married Sally Moore in 1888. A road superintendent 1909 to 1912 and long time Odd Fellows member, he is survived by son Class Campbell of Worthington. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM at Myers Funeral Home with burial in Worthington Cemetery.

James A. Campbell Fairplay Neon Mr. Campbell Fairtownship George B Phoebene Elgan Campbell Sally Moore Jefferson Township Odd Fellows Lodge Worthington Worthington For the Past 64 Years, . One Son Class Campbell Myers Worthing

Livestock Prices Soar in Indianapolis Market

Aug 22 reports show restock prices and receipts surging at Indianapolis livestock markets. Market observers note rapid gains, with traders pointing to strong demand and limited supply driving the rally.

Indianapolis

Hogs firm as market clears before new ceilings take effect

About 5 000 hogs were on hand as farmers reduced stocks ahead of live stock ceilings. Prices rose across the board by 2 to 3 dollars with choice 260 lb hogs fetching up to 26 dollars. In Chicago gains ranged from 1 to 3 dollars while St Louis rose 50 cents to 1 dollar. An Agriculture official called it a catch as catch can market and noted it would remain free until August 29.

Chicago St. Louis Department of Agriculture

Prospective Purchases Set for Veterans Disposals

Project manager outlines intentions to purchase, with 30 owner-operators filed. Appraisers will enter the area to repattern remaining tracts into economic units for disposal to veterans and others.

Jews Use Frogman Attack To Hit Refugee Ship

Report from Jerusalem says three Jewish swimmers slipped through Haifa harbor under fire to plant mines on the Empire Rival, creating an eight by three foot breach and forcing the ship to water. a curfew followed as the Empire Heywood also faced damage from interior bombardment.

Jerusalem Haifa Empire Rival Cyprus

Farm Lands Sold in Vermillion County Indiana

Approximately 8 500 acres of prairie farmland in Vermillion county Indiana tied to the Wabash river ordnance works were sold by the government to former owners or their tenants for about 900 000 dollars. The sale covered the first four priorities ending August 15 1946 with state and local roads under priority No 2 returned to Vermillion county for rededication and maintenance.

Vermillion County Indiana Wabash River Vermillion County Road Commissioners Moore

Refugee Estonian Sailors Seek U S Asylum

Eighteen Estonian refugees traveling in a 38 foot sailing vessel arrived in Miami after a 30 day Atlantic crossing and appealed for a chance to stay in the United States. Captain Felix Tandre says 30,000 Estonians seek refuge in Sweden from Russification and that immigration quotas limit entry to 116 annually. The group must remain aboard the vessel while U S authorities study their case.

Miami Fla Atlantic United States Felix Tandre Sweden Europe Tandre America Russia Washington

Hoosier Pensioners Face $5 Federal Increase Next October

The article notes eligible age pensioners will receive a $5 federal increase starting next October. State law currently caps monthly payments at $40, leaving many Hoosier pensioners already at the maximum.

Escaped Convict Capture in Gibson County Jail

Sheriff Russell Farmer and his son captured three escaped convicts in Gibson county jail after quick arrests near Princeton Indiana. One pair was apprehended after hitchhiking outside Princeton. they had escaped from state prison just days earlier.

Princeton Ind Russell Farmer Gibson County Farmer Evansville Russell, Jr Ralph Sanders Michigan City Roy Flater Greene County Upstate Floyd DeLong Putnamville

Speedway Track Changes At Lawrence County Speed Way

The Lawrence county Speedway between Vincennes and Lawrenceville Indiana has steeper banks a water system to moisten dust and more parking concessions and new gates. Nationally known drivers and cars are set to compete in Sunday’s races.

Lawrence County Speedway Vincennes Lawrenceville

Prices of oranges to be increased

Washington August 22. Prices on oranges will rise tomorrow by about one half cent per pound. The OPA announced new ceilings tied to a 37 cent rise per box at shipping points effective tomorrow to reflect higher parity prices since April 17 and to cover further cost increases.

Washington OPA

Arrest of Amos A Grasty in town on public intoxication

Amos A Grasty of Herrin Illinois was arrested here Wednesday afternoon on a public intoxication charge. Herrin police were notified and believe he is wanted there. He is held in the Linton jail.

Amos A. Grasty Herrin Linton

Local residents visit in Mt Carmel and nearby towns

Mr. and Mrs. George Houldson and Mrs. Violet Armstrong of Mt. Carmel Illinois Mrs. Oleka Conger of Vicksburg and Miss June Vedette of Lafayette have returned home after spending the past few days with Mrs. Charles Ishum and remained in contact with the host family.

George Houldson Violet Armstrong Mt. Carmel, Ill Oleka Conger Vicksburg June Vedette Lafayette Charles Ishum

Special session unlikely as lunch funds arranged

Indiana Governor Gates said a special session of the General Assembly likely unnecessary after arranging a $1,232,000 federal grant for school lunches. Civilian defense director Ruel W. Steele will handle the funds with Dr. Clement T. Malan appointed to administer the program.

Indianapolis General Assembly Gates Ruel W. Steele Steele Clement T. Malan

Linton Area Residents Visitations and Travel Highlight Week

Daughters and Mr and Mrs Nolan Furnas visit in Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Mrs Ella Scisco Hazel Tetrick and Barbara Kehoe visit Terre Haute. Maggie Seal and granddaughter Beverly return from Lafayette Missouri and Battle Creek Michigan trip. Mrs Mary Susan Schmitt afternoons in Terre Haute. Alfred Ivy of Akron visits Linton. Glenn Rupert and Dorothy Hawtin in Terre Haute. Alice Boyd shops in Linton. Carolyn Moore of Lyons visits. Ona McCann in Indianapolis on business. Judy Payne in Dugger. Leona Arbell returns from two weeks in Terre Haute. Felix Haffley of Linton and Father William Dordrough of St Charles Bloomington attend Ruth Dordrough wedding in Akron. Jack Jerrels and daughter Judy of Terre Haute visit Blanton family in Bloomfield. Ruth Marie Crout of West Middletown visits grandparents Brawand in Linton.

Nolan Furnas Indianapolis Ella Scisco Hazel Tetrick Barbara Kehoe Terre Haute Maggie Seal Beverly Lafayette Monon Battle Creek Mich Mary Susan Schmitt Alfred Ivy Akron Linton Glenn Rupert Dorothy Hawtin Ellen Kelly Alice Boyd Marco Carolyn Moore Lyons Ona McCann Judy Payne Dugger Janice Schmitt Leona Arbell Felix Haffley William Dorrough St. Charlies Church Bloomington Ruth Dorrough Jack Jerrels Judy Charles Blanton Bloomfield Ruth Marie Crout West Middletown Peter F. Brawand

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