Baby death case rings Greene grand jury
Goldie Haywood and Claude Smith face voluntary manslaughter charges after a newborn infant’s death in a clover field near Switz City. Smith jailed in Greene County. Haywood held without arraignment as grand jury indicts, bond set at 2000 dollars for each defendant. Smith arraignment planned for Greene circuit court Tuesday morning.
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Goldie
Goldie'Haywood
Switz City
Iavas
Claude Smith
Green¢ K
Smith
Greene County Grand
Braith
Haywoood
Orval D. Hunter
Will Vosloh
Greene Circuit Court
Vosloh
Eighty Two Thanksgiving Food Baskets Distributed Here
Eighty two baskets of food were given out to needy families at Thanksgiving by the Inter Church Pound. Miss Nola Yoder chaired the distribution and thanked contributing organizations including Elite, Chiefs Club, and other local groups for their help.
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Nola Yoder
Oluk Hee
Cea
Baptist Society Urges Members to Attend Tuesday Meeting
The Baptist Society announces a Christmas program and meeting at 2 o'clock Tuesday. Mrs Wayne HY Street Northeast AL is noted in the call for members to be present at tomorrow's gathering.
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Missy
Baptist
Wayne HY
Iare
Two Girls Released After Gill Quiz As Man Remains Held
Agnes Cox 17 Leota Alsman 17 and Virgil Belcher 22 were detained Sunday in connection with the Wes Gill mystery. The Cox and Alsman girls were questioned, then released to their homes as Belcher stayed in custody. Investigators note Gill was last seen alive with them at a local restaurant where he spent 4.90. grand jury reviewed the case but delayed action due to insufficient evidence.
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Wes Gill
Linton
Agnes’ Cox
Leota Alsthan
Virgil Belcher
Tra Craig
Mat Flynn
Fred ‘Martin
Gill
Belcher
Cox
Iia
Blanmntght Visit Among Natives Mentioned In City
Fragmentary note mentions Blanmntght visiting with friends and natives in the city. The readable text hints at social visits but lacks clear dates names or locations.
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Blanmntght
Nellie Bly the Linton area’s oldest horse dies at 35
Nellie Bly a mare born May 29 1900 near Linton Northwest town farm died late last week at the Bolton place near Linton. She served as carriage horse plow puller and farm helper lasting well beyond typical horse years and was kept as a cherished family member since 1908.
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Linton
Nellie Bly
Lolten Place
Horse Heaven
Mr. Bolten
George R. Pope
George Balten
Elmer’ Balten
Bolton Place
Bolton
Ina G. Terhune
Nellie
Bly
Jay King Linton Native Dies in Detroit Hospital
Jay King former resident of this city died unexpectedly Saturday in a Detroit hospital after a tonsil operation led to pneumonia. He served with the Detroit Police Department and is survived by Elizabeth King and two sisters. Interment will be in a Detroit cemetery following services in Detroit.
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Jay King
Detroit
Mr. King
First Street
Joe, King
Phusician
In & Dee
King
Mar
Elizabeth King
Taken To Dugger Home Incomplete Local Report
Fragmentary note reports Chris Waymire possibly in his Dugger home with unclear context and dates. No further details available in the readable text.
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Chris Waymire
Former Resident Margaret Brown Dies in East
Mrs. Margaret Brown 57 wife of John Brown died at the home of her daughter Mrs. David Wardenburg 26 Samelavene Clifton N J Tuesday Nov 26 Born Hamilton Scotland she lived in the East five years since leaving this city Survivors include husband daughter and two sons Daniel and William and five grandchildren attended rites in Clifton
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Margaret Brown
John Brown
David Wardenburg
Samelavene
Clifton
N. Jh
Aperine Tinton
Brown
Corrells Entertain Guests for Thanksgiving Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Correll hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Harve Magner and family Chester Royer and family Jesse Correll and family Bert Farthing and family Raymond Boston and family and Mrs John Hodges for the holiday gathering.
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John Correll
Harve Magner
Chester Royer
Jesse Correll
Bert Farthing
Raymond
Boston
John Hodges
Indiana Supreme Court stays Stephenson writ challenge
A motion to quash a temporary writ of prohibition in D C Stephenson's habeas corpus bid was filed in the Indiana Supreme Court. Judge Worden of LaPorte argued the LaPorte circuit court lacks jurisdiction to hear Stephenson's appeal, countering claims by Attorney General Lutz and Warden Kunkel that the high court's jurisdiction would be infringed. Stephenson, the former Klan leader sentenced to life for Madge Oberholtzer's death, seeks review of alleged constitutional rights violations.
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Indianapolis
Ddec. 2
D. C. Stephenson
State Supreme Court
Wirt C. Worden
LaPorte
Worden
Philip Lutz, Jr
Louis Kunker
le Ports Cirrcuit Court
Stephenson
la Porte
Clayton Boy Wins Picture Contest
Clayton boy Jamo Ott, son of Mr and Mrs Arlie Clayton of this city, was named first place winner in the second Outest Expression contest held by Ai Buck studio in Linton. Carolyn Lee Shilkett and Ronald Joe Turpin shared consolation prizes for their entries.
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Jamo
Ott Clayton
Arlie Clayton
Ai Buck
Linton
Carolyn Lee Shilkett
Lloyd Shilkett
Ronald Joe Turpin
II Bernell Turpin
Jon.ah
Frank Shepdianapolis
Citi
Henry Wallace Announces New Corn-Hog Plan
Henry Wallace unveils a 1936 37 corn hog adjustment program to boost corn acreage by about 1.4 million and raise hay production by 80 percent. The plan sets bases by committees, requires 25 percent planting of base, offers payments 35 cents per bushel with two instalments, and hog payments of 1.25 per head with deductions tied to base adherence.
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Henry Wallace
Washington
UWP
Yedry A. Wallace
Joseph H Haseman Sr Arrives with Newborn
A seven pound boy named Joseph Henry was born Sunday December 1 to Mr and Mrs Joseph H Haseman formerly of our city. The mother, Miss Gentice Stewart, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Levin Stewart of this city. Mr Haseman was affiliated with the old Linton Trust Company and now works with the State Department and Panela Institutions in Shelbyville.
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Joseph HH
Shelbyville
Joseph Henry
Mie
State Department
Panela
Deer euthanized after injury at Shakamak State Park
A deer in the Shakamak State park zoo sustained a broken rear leg while playing in its pen on Saturday. Officials decided to euthanize the animal and plan to mount its head for display likely in the bathhouse at the park.
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Shakamak
Shakamak State Park
Messiah to be performed at Indiana University
Linton residents are invited to Indiana University Sunday afternoon December 8 for Handel's The Messiah. A mixed chorus of 160 university and Bloomington singers, four statewide soloists, and university instrumentalists will perform under Prof. Edward Bailey Birge's direction. Admission is free and the program lasts about two hours. Soloists include Ruth Devin, Ndna Bowles, James Gilbreath, and D. D. Nye with Virginia Hitchcock as pianist.
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Bloomington
Ind
Linton
Indiana University
University
Sundey
Edward Bailey Birga
I. U. Music School
Ruth Devin
Indianapolis
Ndna Bowles
Greencastle
James Gilbreath
D. D. Nye
Virginia Hitchock
Prowru
Local children undergo emergency and minor surgeries
Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Katherine White underwent tonsil and major operations this morning. Barbara Sargent, Mrs Jack Sargent’s daughter, was admitted Sunday for emergency appendix surgery. Mrs Frank Shilkett was taken home Sunday. Mrs Lester Creager to be moved this afternoon. Mrs James Goodwin and baby to their home Roy Mills to his home after emergency operation.
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Mary Murphy
Alina Murphy
Katherine White
Bloomfield
Barbara Sargent
Jack Sargent
Frank Shilkett
Switz City
Lester Creager
Gayle Bough
Roosevelt Street
James Goodwin
Roy Mills
Seventh Street Southeast
Barrett Faces Federal Trial in Slaying of Agent
George W. Barrett, 48, suspected trafficker in women and stolen cars, sits in a wheel chair as a federal court jury of 12 is chosen to try him for the killing of Nelson B. Klein, a Cincinnati federal agent, in a West College Corner gun battle on Aug. 16. Barrett, noted for a long criminial record, faces the new death-penalty provision for killing a federal agent.
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Indianapolis
URI
Federal District Court
George W. Barrett
Barrett
Nelson B. Klein
Cincinnati
West College
Indiana-Ohio State Line
Kentucky
Val Noslan
Manchester
Raphael
Klein
Widhwiot
Nelson, Jr
Richard
Barbara
Ann
Mercury records a chilly day with 20 degree low
The article notes a frigid morning as the thermometer dips to 20 degrees at 7 AM with freezing temperatures all morning. By mid afternoon the temperature climbs to 83 degrees under bright sun, while Sunday’s low reached 22 degrees at 7 AM.
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Carrraign
Bond
Tigen
Hayiawood
Baptist Society
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Grant Field
Emer
Agreti
Agnes Cox
Leota Alsman
Greene
East
New Jersey
Corrells
Stevenson
Clayton Boy
Joseph H, Haseman SR
Lewis Sapp
New Orleans
Harold Bourg
Bourg
Charles A. Byrne
Sapp
Federal District Court In
George Barrett
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