Advertising bingo banned in Linton Daily Citizen
The U S Postal Department ordered a ban on advertising bingo and similar games in the Linton Daily Citizen. The prohibition cites Section 601 of postal laws and bars any newspaper advertisements or notices of lotteries or prize schemes carried by mail. Violators face fines up to 1000 dollars or up to two years’ imprisonment, with harsher penalties for subsequent offenses.
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Linton
U. S. Postal Department
United States
Winnebago Tooth Magic Show to Visit Greene County Schools
Dentists from Greene County sponsor the Winnebago Indian Tooth Magic health education program for county students. Frank J. Nelson will present in Jasonville on December 7 and continue through Friday December 11 at multiple schools including College Hill Blackcreek Bloomfield Solsberry Ow ensburg Newberry Elnora Odon Worthington Switz City Lyons. The program, backed by the Good Teeth Council for Children and Indiana Dental Society, emphasizes right foods chewing exercise brushing twice daily and dentist visits three times a year.
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Greene County
Frank J. Nelson
Jasonville
Indiana State Dental Society
Indiana
May H. Westfall
Good Teeth Council For Children, Inc
Greene County Dental Society
Dugger
College Hill
Blackcreek
Linton
Bloomfield High School
Solsberry
Owensburg
Newberry School
Elnora
Odon
Worthington
Switz City
Lyons
Kroger Truck Drivers Win Indiana Safety Prize
The Kroger Grocery & Baking Company truck drivers receive the 1936 Indiana safety prize for the second consecutive year. They will be guests at a December 5 luncheon at the Antlers hotel in Indianapolis, where gold emblems from the Indiana Truck Organization will be presented. Governor McNutt and Kroger president Albert Morrill are expected to attend.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
Indiana Motor Truck Association
Kroger
Fort Wayne
Antlers
Indiana Truck Organization
Paul V. McNutt
Albert H. Morrill
Kroger Company
Lin ton Knights of Pythias confer work in Lyons night
The third rank team from the Linton Knights of Pythias lodge plans a trip to Lyons to confer work. They will depart from the Linton K of P hall at 7 o clock this evening.
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Linton Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lyons
Linton, K. of PR. Hall
Tam O
Miss Esther Baker Returns to Northwest Ward School
Miss Esther Baker resumed teaching duties at Northwest Ward school after a day’s absence from being hit by a speeding bicyclist on North Main Street. She was knocked to the sidewalk, unconscious for minutes, suffered facial and head bruises, and could not teach the following day. Safety-focused event leaders spoke at Red Men hall praising improved mine safety and noting progress in the Linton field.
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Esther Baker
Northwest Ward
Twin Holmes Safety
Red Men Hall
Till- Hearts
Eadh
J of Hearts
Toman J. Bough
Linton
George Walls
Little Betty
Fred Conrad
Lynch Cool Operators’ Reciprocal Association
Ed Rogers
Harvey Cart- Wright
Indiana Coal Operations’ Association
John A
Rebels Strike Madrid Power Plant In New Aerial Raid
Rebels flew seven bombers escorted by 24 pursuit planes and attacked northwest Madrid twice early today. One power plant was put out of commission plunging the city into darkness and halting streetcars. A second raid followed two hours later with about 20 bombs in the same area as the insurgents pressed the front.
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Madrid
Plen
Yocum Urges Individual Role in World Ideals
Rev. M. W. Yocum told First Christian church members that individuals and groups contribute to great ideals begun thousands of years ago by biblical figures. He cited Abraham Abel Joseph and Noah and urged every person to aid in completing these ideals. He announced a sermon theme Our Last Court of Appeal and that evening meetings start at 7 30 p m instead of 7 p m.
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M. W. Yocum
First Christian Church
Abraham
Abel
Joseph
Noah
Jesus
Christ
God
Court of Appeal
Yocum
Workers Alliance to Meet at Linton Library
All members of the Workers Alliance are asked to attend a 7 o’clock Friday night meeting at the Linton public library. Special subjects will be discussed.
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Workers Alliance
Linton Public Library
Philadelphia Student Will Barton Designs U S Seal
The seal of the United States was designed by Philadelphia student Will Barton. He created several designs before the seal in its present form was adopted.
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The
United States
Philadelphia
Will Barton
Railroad Film to Show Here Friday
The Association of American Railroads will exhibit a talking movie at 7 o clock Friday night at the Linton depot of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad. Elmer Terrell says it benefits railroad employees and commercial clubs and will be attended by Mayor E K Bull and a large civic and business delegation.
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Association of American Railroads
Linton
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Elmer Terrell
Milwaukee
Britain not ready to talk war debts says Chamberlin
London December 3 Neville Chamberlin chancellor of the exchequer said Britain is not inclined to reopen war debts with the United States now and does not anticipate an early debt settlement with France He stated no negotiations of that kind are taking place during Franc o American debt overtures debate in the commons
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London
U.P
Neville Chamberlin
United States
France
Commons
Chamberlin
Athenian Beauty Repaid by Insull
After three days of talks between New York and Chicago Samuel Insull settled with Miss Solene Coyimzoglu for more than 85000. The cash payment ends a dispute arising from her harboring him during the collapse of his Midwest utilities empire.
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Chicago
New York
Samuel Ingall
Slolene Coyimzoglu
Insull
Midwest
Mrs Berniece Barnett Injured In Anderson Auto Crash
Mrs Berniece Barnett 36 wife of Charles Barnett sustained serious injuries in a Wednesday night automobile crash near Anderson. Her nose was nearly severed and her face head were badly cut and bruised. She was rushed to an Anderson hospital. Her husband Arnold Lee and sisters Mrs Marie Shaw and Mrs Margaret Harrell traveled to Anderson after learning of the accident.
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Berniece Barnett
Charles Barnett
Anderson
Barnett
Arnold Lee
Marie Shaw
Margaret ‘Harrell
City
Auxiliary 10 to Host Seventh District Meeting
The local American Legion Auxiliary will host an all day Seventh District conference at the Legion home with units from the district expected to attend. District president Mrs Gladys Wright from Franklin will lead the 10 AM session and 1:30 PM program. Local unit president Mrs Marie Ecker asks Linton members to attend tonight at 7:30 for final preparations.
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American Legion
Legion
Seventh District
Gladys. Wright
Franklin
Marie Ecker
Linton
Hospital Report on Dorothy Arnold Admission
Mrs Dorothy Arnold of Worthington admitted a few days ago for treatment was discharged to her home today.
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Dorothy Arnold
Worthington
Christmas Seals Sent to 3900 in Greene County
About 3,500 letters carrying Christmas Seals were mailed in Greene County as the 1936 Seal Sale campaign begins. Judge J Raymond Powell, seal sale chairman, notes the seals fund tuberculin testing for 2000 primary grade children and may extend to higher grades if funds permit. Seals cost $1 per sheet. an enclosed envelope invites support for the Greene County Tuberculosis Association health program.
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Greene County
J. Raymond Powell
Gregne County
Greene County Tuberculosis Association
Greene County Medical Society
Tuberculosis Assaciation
Alabama Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentences
The Alabama Supreme Court upholds lower court death sentences for six men, four Black, set for a mass execution on January 29. All convicted of murder, including White defendants James Franklin and Edgar Skelton who killed minister John Pate and tortured him for his money.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
James Franklin
Edgar Skelton
John Pate
Pate
President Roosevelt declares new era of progress in Western Hemisphere
In Montevideo, President Roosevelt in a farewell speech to South America said a new era of progress under Democratic processes has begun in the western hemisphere. He cited vigorous leadership and constitutional government, inviting host Gabriel Terra and his wife to visit Washington.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
U.P
Roosevelt
South America
Western Hemisphere
Gabriel Ter
Washington
U.S.S
Indianapolis
New World
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Plurality Exceeds Eleven Million, 41 States Counted
United Press tally shows President Roosevelt leading Governor Landon by 11,013,008 votes after official canvass in 41 states. National popular vote total reported at 5,500,169.
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New York
U.R
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
United Press
Abdication talk and Simpson illness hit London
Dec 3 London reports Mrs Wallis Simpson ill in bed with influenza and leaving for Fort Belvedere where the king stays. The House of Commons debates the king’s love affair, Baldwin warns against discussing the matter before a formal parliamentary statement. Churchill presses for assurance that no irrevocable step will be taken yet.
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London
Edward
Wallis Simpson
House of Commons
Baldwin
Commons
Winston Churchill
Parliament
LaPorte Eleven to Play Miners in 1937 Opener
LaPorte high school faces the Linton Miners in the season opener on September 10 at Oliphant Field. Chuck Bennett’s LaPorte squad features returning veterans as Coach Bennett renews a contest long in negotiation with Gerald W. Lane’s Linton program. Church, a former Linton standout and Indiana University star, is cited in the build up.
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Linton Miners
Linton
Chuck Bennett
LaPorte High School
Gerald W. Lanedis
Church
Landis
Linton High School
Indiana University
Bennett
LaPorte
la Porte
Linton-LaPorte
Oliphant
Local Boy One of 74 Hoosiers at Culver
Culver Indiana December reports Tom Baldwin son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Baldwin Terhune apartments Linton among 74 Indiana youths enrolled this year at Culver Military Academy Cadets total 68 42 states and eight foreign countries Baldwin a third classman beginning first year assigned to Company A of the infantry battalion
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Culver
Ind
Tom Baldwin
Wilbur Baldwin
Terhune
Linton
Indiana
Culver Military Academy
Baldwin
Culvey
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Gypsy Rose Lee
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Bough
Livers
West
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East
Dejlater
Britain
John Blanton
Luther Blanton
Texas Rangers
Luther
San Perlito
King Ranch
Texas
Frank Blanton
Pogsemen
Miners
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