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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1952

Page

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Eisenhower fills cabinet with Democrat Durkin and others

President elect Eisenhower completes his cabinet naming Democrat Martin P. Durkin as secretary of labor and Sinclair Weeks as secretary of commerce among others. The roster also lists George M. Humphrey as treasury secretary and John Foster Dulles as secretary of state, with Archie Summerfield and Douglas McKay in key posts.

Weeks U. S Massachusetts Eisenhower Vandenberg Morningside Heights George M. Humphrey Illinois NEW York U.P John Foster Dulles Treasury Cleveland Defense Charles E. Wilson Detroit Herbert Brownerl Arthur E. Summerfield Flint Mich Douglas McKay Oregon Ezra Taft Benson Salt Lake City Martin P. Durkin Chicago Commerce Sinclair Weeks Boston

Federal grand jury indicts ex IRS chief on tax evasion

A Brooklyn federal grand jury indicted former Internal Revenue Commissioner Joseph D. Nunan Jr. on charges of evading 9106 086 in income taxes. In San Bernardino California an Air Force C 47 transport plane was reported missing with 13 aboard and a sheriff says a fire in the nearby mountains may indicate wreckage.

WA Hington Brooklyn N. Y Interral Revenue Joseph D. Nunan, Jr San Bernarduino Calif U.P Air Force

Mrs. Flossie Dugger Dies at 56 in Bloomfield

Mrs. Flossie Dugger of Bloomfield died at 3:00 this morning after a brief illness in Freeman Greene County Hospital. Born January 1, 1896 in Richland Township, she was the daughter of Joseph and Mattie Boles and a Jehovah's Witness. Survived by husband Benjamin Dugger, sister Olive Larr of California, and brother Bryan Boles of South Bend. remains to Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the funeral home with Jehovah's Witnesses officiating. burial in Grandview Cemetery.

Flossie Dugger Bloomfield Freeman-Greene County Dugger Richland Township Joseph Mattie Boles Jehovah's Witnesses South Bend Jenkins and Sons Funeral Jehovah’s Witnesses Grandview Cemetery

Fire damages Key Auto Sales in Terre Haute Monday night

A fire at Key Auto Sales in Terre Haute caused interior damage estimated at more than $7,500. Five autos and shop equipment were destroyed or ruined in the one story building.

Terre Haute U.p

Shoemann Named President Of AFL Plumbers Union

Peter T. Shoemann of Milwaukee was chosen Monday night to succeed Martin P. Durkin as president of the AFL plumbers union.

Washington U.P Peter T. Shoemann Milwaukee Martin P. Durkin AFL Plumbers Union

Six Armed Convicts Still Flee After Western Pen Escape

Pittsburgh police report two recaptured inmates Ralph Mastermonica and Carmac McNelis as dupes for six other prisoners who escaped from Western Penitentiary. The six remain at large while authorities study an escape rope made from sheets and twine used to climb a 75 foot wall from the roof.

Pittsburgh U.P Western Penitentiary Ralph Mastermonica Carmac McNelis James F. Malone Mastermonica

One Way Alleys Implemented in Linton

Linton introduces a 30 day try out of new one way alleys in downtown between A street and B street north east west flow from West First to Main and East First to Main. Police Chief Bill Coleman says trucks and passenger vehicles must follow the new routes to ease loading congestion.

Linton B” Street West First Street Main Street East First Street Main Bill Coleman Coleman Maintreet

White Begins Overseas Duty After Korea Assignment

Pvt. Robert L. White of Linton has left Indianapolis for overseas duty in Korea. An instructor with the Third Armored Division, he previously served with the 82nd Airborne during his first enlistment, endured a leg injury and discharge, then re enlisted. He attended Leadership and Armored school and earned a gold football at Cromwell Field for sportsmanship.

Robert L. White James H. White Linton Indianapolis Korea Third Armored Division 82Nd Airborne Division White Leadership and Armored School Cromwell Field

Tri Kappa Christmas Party Planned at Country Club

Tri Kappa members announced a Christmas party set for December 10 at the Country Club. Officers say members unable to attend should call 316 before noon Friday.

Tri Kappa Country Club 316

Soviet push for nonforcible war prisoner repatriation fails

United Nations debate ends with India backed compromise truce plan over Soviet insistence on returning prisoners to home land. The General Assembly is expected to approve the nonforcible repatriation stance, but Panmunjom talks remain deadlocked as China rejects the formula.

Russia United Nations Andrei Y. Vishinsky U.N General Assembly China Panmunjom

GOP Hopes to Make Tax Reductions

Washington reports a Republican plan to cut personal income taxes by about 5 percent next June 30 with Democratic support. Democrats note an 11 percent cut already scheduled for Dec 31 1953 and plaintiff Reed aims to shift half the tax relief to June 30 at a $800 million treasury cost. The rest remains due Dec 31 in the current program. The Ladies Fancywork circle meets at Mrs. Philip Buzan's home at 2:00 pm Wednesday.

Washington U.P Congress House Ways and Means Daniel A. Reed New York Reed

Report Says Coal Boost to Get OK

A high administration source says the White House will approve the full $1.90 daily wage increase for 350,000 soft coal miners negotiated by John L. Lewis. The move aims to avoid a coal strike and will involve price increases to cover the boost, effectively decontrolling coal wages and prices though not branded as such.

Washington W.P White House John L. Lewis Roger L. Putnam Putnam Wage Stabilization Board Lewis’ Union

December Report Presented by Clerk for City of Linton

The November receipts and disbursements of Lin ton city departments are presented by city clerk-treasurer Harold L. Jones. Light department shows receipts 15990.70 disbursements 14609.55 balance 13230.16 with transfers of 3275.23. Water receipts 5954.93 disbursements 4728.74 balance 6096.20 with transfers of 2331.45. Gas receipts 8858.04 disbursements 13071.68 balance 11785.50 with transfers of 2241.35. Sewage receipts 750.28 disbursements 373.62 balance 3707.70. Parking meter receipts 822.50 disbursements 879.55 balance 762.82.

Linton Harold L. Jones Light Department Water Department Gas Department Sewage Department

Mrs. Lillie Moss Visits Her Mother in Garden Nebraska

Mrs. Lillie Moss of Garden Nebraska is visiting her mother Mrs. Minerva Stockrahm.

Lillie Moss Garden, Neb Minerva Stockrahm

Craig to Take Control of State Vehicle Bureau

Governor elect George N. Craig plans to place the State Bureau of Motor Vehicles under his control after a 1945 law allows executive action. He will appoint a four year commissioner, implement a merit system for 450 staff, and shift driver license exams to the state police. The move aims to run the bureau as a business like operation with about 1 000 patronage jobs and 5 000 licenses and registrations overseen, while Republican leaders select top branch managers. Secretary of State Crawford Parker, just installed, did not comment on the change.

Lytle J. Freehafer Don Blark Frank Millis Maurice O. Hunt Freehafer Hunt American Public Welfare Association Robert A. O'Neal George N. Craig Florida Craig Indianapolis Brazil American Legion W. E. Sayer Sayer State Bureau of Motor Vehicles Secretary of State Republcan Noland C. Wright GOP Crawford Parker

Jasonville Plans Scout Meeting to Organize Units

Jasonville Superintendent Lee Owens distributes 150 Boy Fact Survey Blanks to boys 7 to 17 to gauge needed Scouting units. A 36 member committee meets at Jasonville City Hall at 7 p.m. Speaker Dr. Carl Bookwalter of Indiana University and Jim Blackmore of Bloomfield will outline Cub Packs Troops and Explorer Posts requirements.

Jasonville Lee Owens Carl Bookwalter Indiana University Jim Blackmore Bloomfield Bloomington Greene County

Sims suit filed for divorce in Greene circuit court

Thomas R. Sims sues Doris M. Sims in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield for divorce. The action seeks dissolution of the marriage and related relief.

Thomas R. Sims Doris M. Sims Greene Bloomfield

Stores to Extend Thursday Hours for Christmas Season

Linton stores begin annual Christmas schedule by staying open until 5 00 p m on Thursday afternoons this week and on Dec 4 and Dec 18 before Christmas.

Linton

Renewed Chinese Attacks Drive On Sniper Ridge Front

In heavy snow, Chinese forces renewed two swift assaults on Sniper Ridge and Rocky Point at the Central Front, breaching bunkers before being repelled by South Korean troops and Allied artillery. A MiG-15 was downed by 1st Lt. James F. Low. The fighting marks a resumption after a two week lull as U N units guard routes to Seoul.

Seoul Korea U.P U. N Eisenhower James F. Low Sausalito Calif Rocky Point Little Finger Ridge Sniper Ridge Peek Roks Reds No-Man’s-Land Anchor Hill Heartbreak Ridges Old Baldy

Taft denounces Durkin labor secretary pick in Ike cabinet

President-elect Dwight Eisenhower selects Democrat Martin P. Durkin for labor secretary. Sen. Robert A. Taft calls the move incredible and an affront to union members. Durkin, a Chicago Democrat and former AFL plumbers union president, says he aims to foster accord between organized labor and the new administration and support Taft-Hartley law revisions. Taft asserts the choice jeopardizes labor reform and he may chair the Senate Labor Committee to oppose changes. Durkin supported Stevenson in the campaign and is seen as a peacemaker candidate.

Washington U.P Martin P. Darwin Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Taft Durkin Ohio AFL Plumbers’ Union Adlai E. Stevenson Cincinnati Senate Labor Committee Herbert Brownell Labor Post Stevenson Chicago Adlai Stevenson Truman

Kokomo Visitors Attend Funeral of Frank Dean

Mr. and Mrs. William McKee of Kokomo are visiting relatives here and attended the funeral of Frank Dean who is an uncle of Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Verna McKee is reported ill during the visit.

William McKee Kokomo A. A. McKee Frank Dean McKee Verna McKee

Donations Piling Up for Freeman Greene County Hospital Fund

Donations totaling 748.50 are raised to remodel and refurnish Freeman Greene County Hospital. Elkin C. Turner and Rex Winters chair the Stockton township drive, noting ongoing contributions from Linton and Stockton township firms and businessmen. Additional gifts include Insurance Exchange 25, Charles W Hinkle Jr 5, Robert P Hoffman 10, Friend 1, William H Collisson 5, Walford Flower Gardens 5, W T Cushing 50, Robert E F Elgin 100, John Fry 100, Elkin Turner 100, Coca Cola Bottling Company 100.

Freeman- Greene County Hospital Stockton Township Elkin C. Turner Rex Winters Linton Insurance Exchange Charles W. Hinkle Jr Robert P. Hoffman Friend William H. Collisson Walford Flower Gardens W. T. Cushing Robert EF. Elgin John Fry Elkin Turner Coca Cola Bottling Company

J.O.Y. Class to Meet at Kendall Home Thursday

The J.O.Y. class of First Baptist will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kendall's home Thursday at 7:00 PM. A gift exchange with 50 cent gifts for adults and 25 cent gifts for children is planned. Members should bring cookies and note the change of venue.

J.O.Y First Baptist Church Kenneth Kendall

Marriage License Issued in Greene County Bloomfield

Greene circuit court clerk issues a marriage license to Ronald Turpin and Shirie White, residents of Linton. The notice confirms approval by the county clerk and records the couple in Greene County.

Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Ronald Turpin Shirie» White Linton

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