Democrats Level Attack at Jenner Laud Stevenson
FRENCH LICK Ind Aug 25 Democrats accuse their Republican foes in a two day gathering. They push Gov Schricker as their key candidate and warn that unified Democrats can carry the state ticket. They attack Sen Jenner over McCarthy remarks and pledge loyalty to Stevenson if Eisenhower wins.
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Jenner
Laud Stevenson
French Lick
Ind
Indiana
Adlai Stevenson
Bill Stevenson
Henry F. Schricker
Schricker
William E. Jenner
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wis
George S. Marshall
Marshall
Paul M. Butler
Stevenson
Thomas E Dewey
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Sparkman
Alsop Funeral Held Here Today
Lola A. Alsop 61 a Linton resident died Friday at Freeman Greene county hospital after illness. Funeral at Linton First Christian church with Rev Grady Spiegel and Rev James Catron officiating, burial Center Ridge Sullivan. Survived by husband Jess R Alsop two sons Ray D and Malcom T Alsop two daughters Betty Newsom and Norma L Elliott two sisters and three grandchildren. Welch & Cornett Funeral home in charge.
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Lola A. Alsop
Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Linton First
Alsop
Sullivan
Charles
Stella Lane Thrasher
Linton First Christian Church
Linton J.T.M. Club
Jess R. Alsop
Ray D. Alsop
Malcom T. Alsop
Secret Oil Cartel Report Highlights Global Firms
A long secret FTC study says five American and two British Dutch firms control over half the world oil and collude to curb production and raise prices. The report notes prewar practices persist and basing-point pricing keeps Middle East oil above costs, naming Standard Oil New Jersey California Socony-Vacuum Gulf Texaco and Anglo-Iranian and Royal Dutch Shell. It coincides with a $67 million foreign aid oil overcharge suit and a September grand jury probe of 21 oil firms, six individuals, and the National Petroleum Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Federal Trade Commission
International Petroleum Cartel
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
California
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc
Gulf Oil Corp
National Petroleum Council
Dispute Over $10 Ends In Slaying In Indianapolis
Murder charges filed against Chester Carter after an argument over a $10 debt led to the shotgun death of Willie Brown in Indianapolis. Carter allegedly told deputies I just shot a man in front of my house, he owes me $10 for two weeks. He later claimed self defense.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Chester Carter
Mars Hill
Willie Brown
Carter
Brown
Firestone and Workers Reach Two Year Pay Accord
The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers CIO reached a two year contract in Columbus announcing a 10 cent an hour wage increase. Negotiations had been ongoing since June 25 with Firestone plants in Des Moines Noblesville and New Castle mentioned.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.P
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers of America, Cio
Firestone
Des Moines
Iowa
Noblesville
Ind
New Castle
Iron coffins preserve bodies found in St Louis
In St Louis U.P reports 30 iron coffins unearthed to move to a new cemetery. Heavy glass panels reveal preserved faces of 19th century deceased, including a two year old girl from 1855 and an elderly man with a full beard. Some coffins fractured as they were disturbed.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Dugger Musicians To Appear at Fair
The Dugger high school Choral club directed by Dorothy Dugger and accompanied by Barbara Breck will perform two concerts at the Indiana State Fair in the IU building on the fair grounds. A 35 member group will sing sacred and light numbers plus vocal solos and a tap routine. The program will include other Indiana high school choirs such as Marion, Anderson, Portage, Gary Girls Concert Club, Howe, and Shortridge high schools.
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Dugger High School
Indiana University
I. U
Dugger
Dorothy Dugger
Barbara Breck
Marion High School
Anderson High Schoo
Portage Singers
Portage High School
Gary
Broad Ripple High School
Indianapolis
Thomas Carr Howe High School
Shortridge High School
Midland Woman Is Lucky Shopper
Mrs. Rena Liston of Midland was last week's Lucky Shopper in the Lucky Shopper Foto quiz by the Daily Citizen and 17 local merchants. Her photo shows her crossing North Main Street with daughter-in-law Mrs. John Liston. She received a $17 merchandise certificate redeemable at Linton Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Liston
Midland
Daily Citizen
Revival Planned at Jericho Church
A revival meeting begins tonight at Jericho Church with Rev. Marion Cazzell leading Tuesday and the remainder of the services. Pastor Rev. Gene Fulford invites the public to attend as services start at 7 00 PM CST each evening with special vocal and instrumental numbers.
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Jericho Church
Marion Cazzell
Gene Fulford
Mrs Eva Clayton Dies After Illness at 75
Mrs Eva Clayton aged 75 lifelong Linton resident died at 1 15 Sunday in Freeman Greene hospital after a ten hour illness. She suffered a stroke at Vigo county fair Terre Haute Saturday night. Born February 20 1877 she was survived by three sons and three daughters, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Linton First Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Royden Rea officiating. burial in Clayton cemetery.
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Eva Clayton
Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Clayton
Vigo County
Terre Haute
Simeon
Cynthia Jane Beasley Lynn
Linus Mack Clayton
Linus Mack Clayton, Died Jan. 16, 1934. Mrs. Clayton Was A Member of the Linton
Royden Rea
Clayton Cemetery
School Schedule Announced Here
The Linton school system announces the first day schedule. Eighth graders report 8 30 Wednesday at the high school, then start Friday. High school enrollment Thursday by class, and grades One through Seven report at 9 00 Thursday. Labor Day holiday Monday.
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Linton
O. L. Johnson
Estelle Phillips
Charles Richardson Improves After Mine Accident Illness
Charles Richardson of Linton rural route, previously seriously ill after a pelvic fracture from an accident at the Little Betty mine, is reported to be very much improved. He is now receiving treatment at Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan.
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Charles Richardson
Linton
Little Betty
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Indiana Weekend Sees 21 Violent Deaths Across State
Weekend traffic crashes and drownings push Indiana toll to 27 over three days from Friday. Multiple fatal wrecks occur near Huntington Columbus Fort Wayne and Shelbyville with victims including Irvin Griffin and Mabel Johnson.
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Indiana
Huntington
Columbus
Irvin Griffin
Louisville
Russell
Lorene
Griffins
Mabel Johnson
Andrews
Ann Ellerman
U.S. 421
Shelbyville
James M. Martin
Hammond
Lloyd James
Thayer
Walter E. Ford
Lapel
Martin
U.S. 41
James
Schneider
Ford
Oliver Hiatt
Alexandria
Ind
James Courtney
Chicago
Long Lake
Valparaiso
Myers Lake
Plymouth
Edward Dreyscher
Hamamad
Dan
Kristy
Soldier Injured In Road 67 Crash Near Switz City
A Linton soldier Raymond Gray suffered a fractured ankle when his car collided head on with Vernon Jordan of Kokomo on state road 67 about 2:00 am near Switz City. Jordan had minor injuries. O'Hern of Linton uninjured. Gray may face reckless driving charges as police continue investigation.
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Linton
Switz City
Raymond Gray
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
Camp Atterbury
Greene County
Bill Branstetter
Kenneth Fortner
George Campbell
Gray
Vernon Jordan
Kokomo
Robert O’hern
Jordan
Q’hern
Divorce Suit Filed In Greene County Court
Ellen Evans files for divorce from Jay Evans in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield. The suit seeks a legal dissolution of marriage and related relief from the court.
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Ellen Evans
Jay Evans
Greene
Bloomfield
Schricker Harris Set For Indiana State Fair Bricklaying Showdown
Phil Harris of Linton will face Gov. Henry F. Schricker in a bricklaying contest at the Indiana State Fair the morning of August 30. The event opens the fifth annual Indiana Brickmason Apprentice Championship, running August 30 to September 4, with judges from Hackensack New Jersey and Speed Indiana briefing competitors.
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Phil Harris
Linton
Henry F. Schricker
Indiana Brickmason
Schricker
Hollywood
New York
Saskatsawan
Phil
Bill Weimann
Hackensack
N. J
Ora Gill
Flood Threatens Truce Task Area at Panmunjom
A flash flood from the Sachon River swamped the UN camp inside the Panmunjom neutral zone. Maj. Riley V. Jackson led the evacuation to higher ground as personnel and equipment were saved except for a bag of flour and 25 pounds of sugar. Volunteers retrieved a drifting barrage balloon while helicopters ferried in supplies to the blocked camp.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
Sachon
Yellow Sea
Riley V. Jackson
Sumter
S. C
Robert Skinner
St. Louis
John Hanlon
Alton
Munsan
Hoosier Couple Marks Diamond Anniversary
Pleasant Indiana August 25 Hoosier couple Francis L Miller 100 and his wife 96 quietly observed their diamond wedding anniversary in the farm home shared by four generations of the Miller family Their son Thomas and his wife will celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary later this year The Millers and Thomas Miller live with Gerold and his family The elders are in fair health Miller will be 101 October 19 and was a farmer in his younger days.
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Miller
Linton High Band Calls Special 6:30 Practice
Linton high school bands old and new members were urged to attend a 6:30 tonight drill on the high school lawn. Director Bill Pirtle said it was important for all members to participate.
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Linton High School
Bill Pirtle
Eisenhower Warns Soviets Threaten U.S. Peril at Legion Meet
In a conditionally political address to the American Legion, Dwight D. Eisenhower warns that Soviet Russia pursues conquest and tyranny, demands stronger U.S. military and productive vigor, and urges unity with free nations. He also condemns witch hunts and calls for fighting economic inequality and public corruption.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Russia
American Legion
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
GOP
Pleasantsville Guard Soldier Joins Fort Riley Training
Pvt. Gale E. Clark of Pleasantville has arrived at Fort Riley Kansas for 16 weeks of Infantry basic training with the 10th Infantry Division. He is married to the former Miss Norma Jean Hamilton of Pleasantville.
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Fort Riley
Kansas
Gale E. Clark
Pleasantville
10Th Infantry Division
Norma Jean Hamilton
Brantleys Visit Linton Rotary Speaker
Mr and Mrs Frank Brantley and son Bruce from New York City visit relatives in Linton for two weeks. Brantley, formerly of Linton, will be guest speaker at the Linton Rotary club meeting on Wednesday with his sisters Mrs W A Nelson and Mrs Charlotte Conour and brothers in law Mr and Mrs Bill Collins and family nearby.
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Frank
Bruno) Brantley
Bruce
New York City
W. A. Nelson
Charlotte Conour
Bill Collins
Brantley
Linton
Rotary Club
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Thorntown
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