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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1947

Page

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Sabotage blamed as 20 die in Arras train crash in France

Paris reports a sabotage wreck outside Arras kills at least 20 as rail lines are sabotaged during a back to work strike. Officials call it a terror act by Communists aimed at halting recovery efforts amid nationwide industrial stoppages.

Paris Arras National Assembly Robert Schuman Chamber of Deputies Reichstag Lyon-Grenoble St. Priest Lille Valenciennes

Fleeing Bandit Fatally Wounded After Store Holdup

In Indianapolis a 25 year old bandit James B Baugh of Freetown was shot during a running gun battle with police and a clerk Turner Carmichael Jr after fleeing a grocery store robbery of 247 dollars. He died en route to a hospital.

Indianapolis U.P James B. Baugh Freetown Turner Carmichael Baugh

Truman and entourage fly to Florida for vacation

President Truman and a small official party depart in a four engine C-54 from the White House at 8 12 a m EST for Key West Florida. The group includes John Steelman Admiral Leahy Clark Clifford and Stanley Woodward as members of the official party.

Washington Truman Florida White House Key West John R. Steelman Adm William Leahy Clark Clifford Stanley Woodward State Department

Speedy Foreign Aid Bill urged as Russia threat cited

Chairman Charles A. Eaton told the House Rules Committee that Russia could conquer Europe in 24 hours and pressed quick floor action on a 590 million dollar emergency aid bill for France Italy Austria and China. He warned of starvation levels in Italy and urged one day of debate, or up to three days if needed.

Washington Ww.p Charles A. Eaton House Foreign Affairs Committee Russia Europe Eaton House Rules Committee House France Italy Austria China Eugene Cox Portugal Senate Fast House

Colder Weather Forecasts for Indiana Tonight

Weather forecasters predict colder air and light showers across Indiana with below freezing temperatures and overcast skies through Thursday. Lake Michigan nearby counties may see late snow flurries as the week tightens. The latest weekly bulletin notes the coldest seven days this season and a corn harvest still 70 percent complete with high moisture in many areas.

Indianapolis U.P Indiana Lake Michigan Weather Bureau

Sullivan court issues marriage license to Goble and Blaker

The Sullivan circuit court clerk issues a marriage license to Wayne Goble of Coalmont and Margaret Charlotte Blaker of Jasonville Route One.

Sullivan Circuit Wayne Goble Coalmont Margaret Charlotte Blaker Jasonyite

Division Formed in Paper League in Indianapolis

The Indiana League of Home Dailies announces a new advertising division with Francis Schultz as president and officers including Murray Gordon Paul Elsberry and Hugh Barnhart. The group aims to promote local and national ads among member papers and plans a 25th anniversary observance next year. The Linton Daily Citizen remains a member.

Indianapolis Ray Barnes Indiana League of Home Oe Francis Schultz Plymouth Pilot-News Barnes Murray Gordon Greensburg Daily News Paul Elsberry Scheerer and, Co Chicago Home Daily League Elwood Call-Leader Hugh Barnhart Rochester News- Sentinel League

William Hembree Dies in Dugger After Short Illness

William M. Hembree 79 died in Dugger after a brief illness. Born July 12 1868 in Jasper he had lived in Dugger 35 years. He married Josephine Comstock in 1928 and is survived by a Salem of relatives including three daughters two stepsons a stepdaughter six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral plans awaited word from West Coast relatives.

William M. Hembree Frank Marsh Dugger Mr. Hembree Jasper Wilmington Del Eliza Thompson Princeton M. J. Aikin and Son West Coast

Quarterbacks to Meet Tonight in Linton Moose Hall

Plans for the future of the Linton Downtown Quarterbacks club will be discussed at a 7:30 p m meeting at the Linton Moose hall. All interested are invited to attend.

Linton Quarterbacks Club Moose Hall

Man Held in Greene County Child Neglect Case

Damon City of Worthington was arrested yesterday by Greene County Sheriff Charles Mansfield and Deputy Bennie Wallace on a charge of child neglect. He is being held in the county jail at Bloomfield.

Damon City Worthington Greene County Charles Mansfield Bennie Wallace Bloomfield

Odd Siamese Twins Born at Bedford

Indianapolis, Dec. 3. Doctors said no attempt will be made to separate two baby boys joined at the top of their skulls. The twins, born Saturday in Bedford, were rushed to Riley Hospital. They share brain tissue, reducing survival chances, and must not be separated.

Indianapolis Bedford Ind James Whitcomb Riley Casely

Rioting Surges as Arabs and Jews Clash in Palestine

Amid rising tensions, reinforced Arab groups resume anti Jewish rioting in Palestine while Jews and Hagana mobilize to protect communities. Clashes erupt from Jerusalem to Jaffa and Tel Aviv as curfews and evacuations unfold. missiles and gunfire echo through the night.

Jerusalem Palestine Cairo United States America Hagana Moshe Neuman Jaffa Tel Aviv Old City United Nations No-Man's-Land Ha- Bana al Haifa Palmach Jewish Defense Army Kefar Ezion Hebron

Louis Alcott to Fight Friday

Louis and Walcott prepare for the Friday title bout as Joe Louis completes training for his 24th defense. Betting odds shifted from 7-1 to 8-1 favoring Louis with New Jersey betting houses showing subdued activity and weak Walcott support. Louis displayed his classic speed and accuracy in final workouts despite added weight.

New York U.P Joe Louis Jersey Joe Walcott New Jersey Walcott Louis Joe

Indianapolis Men Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair

Two Indianapolis men were sentenced by Special Judge Robert E. Thompson to die by electrocution for the killings of Hammond police officers John J. Gerka and Donald B. Cook. The pair, Frank Badgley and Robert O. Brown, were found guilty on November 22 for the January 11 shooting. Brown asked for a new lawyer as he sought a motion for a new trial, while Badgley called the trial a kangaroo court. The sentences set execution before sunrise March 19 and gave the men two weeks to file motions for new trials.

Rensselaer Ind U.P Indianapolis Hammond Frank Badgley Robert O. Brown Robert E. Thompson Brown John J. Gerka Donald B. Cook Gerka Cook Badgley

Sullivan Man 57 Dies in Sullivan County Crash

A Sullivan man, 57, died instantly when the car skidded off a gravel road one mile southwest of Sullivan and struck a culvert. Driver James G. Haskett, 31, was hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured leg and severe head injuries. Coroner Stanley B. Jewell ruled accidental death due to skull fracture and neck fracture. body sent to Railsback Funeral Home.

Sullivan Stantly David Pinkston James G. Haskett Mary Sherman Hospital Billman Railsback Pinkston Stanley B. Jewell Sullivan County Railsback Funeral Home

Funeral rites for Mrs Blanche Sisil held at Morris Chapel

Funeral services for Blanche Sisil age 44 were held at Morris Chapel church after her death from a self inflicted shotgun wound at her home near White Rose. Burial followed at Fairview cemetery.

Blanche Sisil White Rose Morris Chapel Fairview

Delta Alpha Class Meeting At Mrs Haseman Home

The Delta Alpha class of the Christian church will meet at 7 30 pm Tuesday at the home of Mrs Eva Haseman to conduct church affairs and fellowship.

Delta Alpha The Christian Church Eva Haseman

Miller is Held in County Jail

Norman Miller of Linton was arrested in this city on parole violation and likely to be returned to the State Reformatory at Pendleton. Sheriff Charles Mansfield said Miller was picked up Monday by Deputy Sheriff Bennie Wallace and Parole Officer Joe Welton. A juvenile testified Miller bought liquor for the youth. The juvenile was arrested last week after an auto truck accident involving G. L. Johnson's vehicles in Linton. Miller was being held in Bloomfield's county jail.

Norman Miller Linton State Reformatory Pendleton Charles Mansfield Greene County Miller Bennie Wallace Joe Welton Vincennes G. L. Johnson Bloomfield

Grass fire in West Linton causes little damage

The Linton Fire department was called about 3 00 o clock Tuesday afternoon to a grass fire in West Linton. Only a small area was burned over and no damage was caused.

Linton West Linton

Union Meetings to Open Sunday in Linton

Dr Velorus Martz of Indiana University will speak at 7 00 PM Sunday at the Linton Methodist church inaugurating a winter series of Union Evening Worship services. Clergy from Evangelical United Brethren Christian Glenburn Mission and Methodists organize the program.

Velorus Martz Indiana University Linton Evangelical United Brethren Church The Christian Church Glenburn Dr. Martz Egypt Cairo Methodist Church Bloomington Boy Scouts College Teachers of Philosophy of Education Martz

Hospital admissions and births noted in local area

Mrs Lula Risher and Melvin Hicks were admitted for medical treatment yesterday. Mrs Grace Sawyer gave birth to David Wayne yesterday. Lola Mae Padgett, Anna Mae Hill, Cara Reed, Vernon Cleaveland, James Stockrahm, Miss Bess Barry, Bessie Wells, Flora Bland and Harry Sims are listed with admissions or discharges. A boy was born to Anna Mae Hill and a girl to Cara Reed.

Lula Risher Linton Melvin Hicks Worthington Grace Sawyer Ysterday David Wayne Lola Mae Padgett Anna Mae Hill Bloomfield Cara Reed Shelia Kaye James Dale Lynch Sandborn Vernon Bus” Cleaveland Litton James E. Stockrahm Jasinville Bess Barry Bessie Wells Baby Coal City Flora Bland Ft Bloomfield Harry Sims Jasonville Bruce Hubbard

Indianapolis man buried after Worthington trip

Morris E. McDaniels age 35 of Indianapolis died from a fatal illness while on a business trip in Worthington Monday. He was buried in Crown Hill cemetery after funeral services held in Terre Haute.

Morris E. McDaniels Indianapolis Worthington Crown Hill Terre Haute

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Josephine Williams Assembly Bill Speed London Odeon Theater Michael of Romania Anne Bourbon Parma Elizabeth International Indiana Home Dailies’ Group Linton Daily Citizen Is A Member of Indiana League of Home Dailies WM. Hembree Alcott Indinapolis James Haskett SISIL
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