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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
3
Adjutant Gertrude Calvert in charge of the Linton Salvation Army post announced a telephone has been installed at the local headquarters. She urged anyone wishing to contribute clothing or miscellaneous articles to call her and she would call for them.
A United Press profile outlines Francisco Franco as monarchist and fascist leaning. It traces his career from Toledo cadet to Morocco captain, major after injury, youngest general at 32, and key roles in the army. The piece notes his clever, disciplined military rise and his later revolt roots vs the republic.
In Washington Vice President Garner and Treasury Secretary Morgenthau conferred after reports from Paris that Franco American war debt negotiations were progressing. Garner denied discussing the debt, saying he came at President Roosevelt's request following his surprise arrival.
Washington December 1 John L Lewis said the Committee for Industrial Organization will press for higher steel wages despite a 10 percent rise ordered last month In an editorial in the United Mine Workers Journal the steel raise was called largely a sop to curb CIO militancy but the sop only whetted workers appetite for what they deserve as wage increases.
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes was in a collision while traveling from Washington to Richmond near Stafford Court House Virginia. He was reported unhurt in the incident dated December 1.
Thursday meeting moved to the home of Mrs Harris Wilkie at 2 p m. Members please note the change in place.
A historic recount details Dillinger era crimes and prison turmoil from 1933 to 1935, including jail escapes, political fallout, martial law actions, and subsequent state policing reforms under McNutt. It notes key figures like Sheriff Jess L. Larber, Warden Louis Kunkel, and incidents across Vigo and Sullivan counties, ending with a teaser for the legislative record.
Berlin December 1 Seaman Lawrence Simpson of Seattle Washington who was sentenced to three years for treason will be released on December 20 American consular authorities urged clemency for Simpson The ministry of justice told the U S consulate that he will have served seventeen months in prison most of which were while awaiting trial.
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