Bolton Says Trees May Have Tempers In Linton
Bolton an Indiana orchardist told the Northern Nut Growers association that trees can be temperamental with diseases like scab and blight. He urged selecting seed trees with outstanding traits and preserving valuable native species for future forestry and wildlife.
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Bolton
Ford Bolton
Linton
Northern Nut Growers Association
Rockport
Japan
Canada
L. E. “Buck” Sawyer
Indiana Coal Producers’ Association
Prof
W. D. Ward
Purdue University
Ike's Indiana Speech to Be Televised on NBC ABC
Dwight D. Eisenhower will deliver a campaign speech in Indianapolis on September 9 broadcast coast to coast by NBC and ABC. He arrives by plane from Cleveland around 9 am CST and will speak at 7:30 pm at Butler Fieldhouse. GOP leaders John W. Van Ness and W. O. Hughes attended the planning meeting.
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Indianapolis
U.P
NBC
ABC
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Grant
Republican Organization
GOP
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Butler Fieldhouse
Senate
John W. van Ness
Valparaiso
House
W. O. Hughes
Fort Wayne
Truman Says He Won't Fire State Secretary
Frank Carlson accuses President Truman of slurring veterans over calls to fire Dean Acheson. Truman defends Acheson saying he will remain secretary of state as long as he is in the White House. He indicated he would not bow to the American Legion's demands.
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New York
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
American Legion
Dean Acheson
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Acheson
White House
Students Change Stand on UMT Question
National Student Association Summer Congress delegates returned home after reversing their 1951 endorse ment of universal military training. At Indiana University they rejected UMT and urged civilian defense participation and Red Cross blood drives. They backed FEPC, opposed McCarran Act limits, supported draft deferments for high scholastic students, and urged GI Bill benefits for Korean War veterans.
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Bloomington
Ind
National Student Association
Congress
UMT
Indiana University
Red Cross
Riggle Funeral to Be Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Riggle 85 who died Thursday at Glenburn Rest Haven will be held at 2 30 PM Saturday at the M J Aikin and Son Funeral home. Rev Harley Sims will officiate with burial in Olive Branch cemetery.
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Emma Riggle
Glenburn Rest Haven
M. J. Aikin and Son Funeral
Harley Sims
Olive Branch
Marriage license issued in Greene County Bloomfield
The clerk of the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield issued a marriage license to Bobby Lee Templeton of Carlisle rural route and Sue Ellen Merry of Sandborn.
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Greene
Bloomfield
Bobby Lee Templeton
Carlisle
Sue Ellen Merry
Sandborn
Eisenhower keeps campaign wraps GOP strategists say
Eisenhower is deliberately delaying aggressive campaigning to avoid early overexposure and a potential post campaign slump. GOP leaders fault his preparation and advise he crystallize issues while surrounding him with experienced aides. They note he plans a surge of activity closer to election day to maintain momentum.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
New York
Pravda Attacks Eisenhower In Front Page Editorial
The Communist Party newspaper Pravda denounces Dwight D. Eisenhower for his American Legion address calling him the most energetic propagandist of hate and war. It claims his speech signals an American policy toward war against Russia and a drive to reshape Europe and Asia by force.
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Moscow
U.P
Pravda
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Legion
Eisenhower
Russia
East Europe
China
Legion
New York
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Women of the Moose Meet Tonight at Hall
The Women of the Moose will gather at 7 30 p m at the hall tonight for a chapter program and formal initiation. Mrs Helen Hubble Alumni Chairman will preside. Members are asked to bring sandwiches.
Linton Nurses Elaine Lind Persons and Carolyn Love Wonders Graduate
Elaine Lind Persons and Carolyn Love Wonders, both of Linton, graduate from Union Hospital School of Nursing Terre Haute. Persons wins Dr. C. N. Combs award for top scholastic average over three years. Persons is daughter of C B Lind of Linton and Eustis Florida high school alumna.
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Elaine Lind Persons
Carolyn Love Wonders
Linton
Union Hospital School of Nursing
Terre Haute
New U S Highway 231 Planned Through Greene County
Indiana announces a new U S Highway 231 crossing Greene County north to south. It will run Chicago to Panama City and relieve U S 41 traffic, with routes through Crown Point Lafayette Worthington Loogootee Jasper and Rockport. Upkeep shared by state and federal agencies.
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Greene County
Indiana State Highway Commission
United Press
Indiana
Chicago
Ill
Panama City
Fla
U.S. No. 41
Crown Point
Lafayette
Worthington
Loogootee
Jasper
Rockport
Claude Corbin
State Highway Commission
Greencastle
Spencer
Washington
Switz City
Bloomfield
State O
Ederal
Lyons Fair draws six thousand for third night of expo
Crowd estimates near six thousand attended the Lyons Community club fair at the municipal park for the third evening. Highlights included the middle weight team pulling contest won by Bill Adams of Carlisle with 8 600 pounds, 16 feet 5 3 4 inches, and Calf scramble winner John Mercer who claimed a Holstein heifer.
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Lyons Community Club
John Mercer
Johnny
Bill Adams
Carlisle
Ortons
Paul Stadleman
Roy Mullis
Hoover Neidigh
Cooper and Rolins
Bloomfield
Denver Johnson
Elnora
Tax Settlements Target of Charges In House Inquiry
House investigators accused the Justice Department of dilatory prosecution in a Detroit fraud case and said a $7,500 settlementoffer was returned. The probe also touched on a St Louis tax inquiry and the role of Ellis Slack in tax prosecutions.
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Washington
U.P
House
Justice Department
Detroit
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert A. Collier
St. Louis
Frank L. Chelf
Ellis N. Slack
Slack
Tydings Renews Debate Offer Against McCarthy
Former Senator Millard E. Tydings accepts an invitation to debate Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in Wisconsin. He challenges McCarthy to meet face to face and exposes what he calls deception by McCarthy. Tydings repeats a $25,000 offer for McCarthy to present evidence before a federal grand jury on Communist claims.
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Washington
Millard E. Tydings
D. Md
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Tydings
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Republican
John M. Butler
State Department
Ministers to Meet for Fall Program Planning
Members of the Linton Ministerial association will meet at 9:30 AM Monday at the Salvation Army headquarters. Officers urged all ministers to attend as plans for the fall program will be discussed.
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Linton Ministerial Association
Salvation Army
Allied World War Planes Strike Pyongyang in Major Air Assault
Allied forces from the United States Australia South Korea and South Africa with about 200 carrier planes joined in a heavy three wave attack on Pyongyang deploying bombs napalm and bullets. Sabrejets shot down one MiG-15 and damaged two more as heavy anti air fire met the raids.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
Pyongyang
Sariwon-Pyongyang
5Th Air Force
Kenneth T. Blank
Franklin
Ned
Robert G. Candy
Santa Monica
Cal
William A Winburn III
Savannah
Sinmak
Haeju
Radio Seoul
United Nations
Labor Day Closures Hit Linton Businesses and Services
Stores banks and barber shops in Linton along with area schools will be closed Monday for Labor Day. The Daily Citizen will publish as usual. The Linton post office will offer no service and its lobby will be closed all day.
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Citizen
Linton
Restate
The
Daily Citizen
Record Is Broken At Hoosier Fair
Indiana State Fair opens with a record crowd of 23 238 on opening day despite heat. Grand champion steers went to Phillip R Arehart Churubusco and grand champion barrow to Bill Sears Pendleton. Inaugural won by Charlie Bright in the richest derby, with two entries from J A Baird of Martinsville. Marilyn Schock of Ligonier won youth baton twirling, and Greene county exhibitors earned multiple ribbons in 4 H and adult divisions.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Phillip R. Arehart
Churubusco
J. B. McCorkle
Coliseum
Barrow
Bill Sears
Pendleton
Chester’ Wiite
Charlie Bright
Indiana
J. A. Baird
Martinsville
More Regret
Fret Gem
Marilyn Schock
Ligonier
Jack Craven
Lawrenceburg
Dickie and
Donie Long
West Terre Haute
Steel Office Workers To Get Pay Increases
CIO United Steelworkers and U S Steel Corp announce an interim agreement giving 14 000 salaried clerical workers monthly pay increases from 24 to 66 dollars. The deal excludes the Tennessee Coal and Iron Division and follows the pattern of the hourly wage contract.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Cio-United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel Corp
Tennessee Coal and Iron Division
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