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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
1
Linton Elks Crow Supper hints at political digests and history
The Linton Elks prepare for their 13th quad rennial Crow Supper with hush hush plans and a pointed political analysis promised for Republicans. Esquire Laughlin adds notes from a Greene County directory of 1875 showing Linton’s early business leaders and population. Also, Jim Figg reports a pure white crow among a 25 to 30 crow flock near Sullivan County. Short note ends with Hospital Guilds Ministrel show tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Elks Lodge
Esquire
W. E. “Baldy” Laughlin
Linton
Greene County
Jim Figg
Tobe Robertson
Sullivan County
Jim
Woodward Cemetery
Dugger
Philippines Receive U.S. Military Bases
The United States turned over title papers to American bases in the Philippines in Manila fulfilling Vice President Nixon’s July pledge. President Ramon Magsaysay for the first time intervened, ordering a full report from his negotiators on why talks broke down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Philippines
Richard M. Nixon
Ramon Magsaysay
Uncle Sam Plans Air and Sea-lifts of 15,000 Refugees
The White House announced mass air and sea lifts to bring 15,000 Hungarian refugees to the United States by year’s end or shortly after. About 5,000 will sail on three Navy transports from Bremmervhaven and Munich with 10,000 moved by Military Air Transport Service flights. The plan, run by the Defense Department, targets arrivals through 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
White House
America
Intergovernmental Committee On European Migration
Bremerhaven
Munich
Defense Department
United States
Navy
Military Air Transport Service
Austria
British Troopship Leaves Port Said
The British troopship Dilwata sailed from Port Said with 1,853 England-bound troops the first major batch from the Suez Canal Zone. The liner Ascania was berthed and ready to pick up the second contingent as Port Said harbor filled with tank landing ships for transporting military vehicles to Cyprus. The area remained quiet despite regional tensions with Egypt accusing Turkey and Iraq of indirect involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Turkey
Iraq
Egypt
Port Said
Suez Canal Zone
Ascania
Cyprus
Moscow Radio
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Syria
Jordan
Middle East
Sinai Desert
el Arish
Mediterranean Sea
E. L. M. Burns
U.N
16 Segregationists Held in Tennessee
U S marshal arrested the last of 16 segregationists charged with interfering with Clinton High School integration. Marian Nell Currier was picked up and to be arraigned. Six were arraigned Wednesday night. the remaining ten faced arraignment later. The roundup spurred Anderson County to plan reopening of the high school, with 700 students including nine Negroes expected back Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Ipr
U.S Marshal
Clinton High School
Marian Nell Currier
Clinton
Anderson County School Board
Tragic Curiosity Leads to Car Truck Crash Injury
In Holland Michigan Harry Plaggemars 24 stepped off the curb to view a car truck collision. Seconds later another car hit him pinning him against the stalled vehicle and breaking his leg. Damages to all three vehicles totaled 1450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland, Mich
Harry Plaggemars
Plaggemars
Indiana Weather Shifts From Cold to Cool Dip
The Indiana weather forecast eased from much colder to cooler as a second day of mild conditions broke records. Highs reached 63 in Indianapolis, with 64 in Evansville and 63 in Lafayette, while showers and a warmer spell were expected by weekend. The system stretched from Idaho to Illinois with snow in the West and a fatal icy crash near Everett, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Lafayette
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Mercury
Arctic storm edges south with freezing rain and snow
A frigid storm front pushed into the region bringing freezing rain and up to two feet of snow in Montana. Traffic wrecks mounted and at least one fatal highway accident was blamed on the storm. A plane carrying four men and a pilot reportedly forced down in a snowstorm between Boise and Ogden. The Arctic air mass continued to threaten travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Missouri
Iowa
Everett
Wash
Tom Landon
Boise
Ogden
Retired Hoosier Contractor Killed in Cromwell Incident
Cromwell Indiana reports 84 year old George Albert a retired contractor killed when struck by a car on a Cromwell street Wednesday night. Albert formerly of Fort Wayne was walking in the street with Cleve McDowell 68 who was also struck. Driver Thomas Jackson 34 Ligonier said the pair were in the middle of a poorly lit street and unseen until too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Ind
George Albert
Albert
Fort Wayne
Cleve McDowel
Thomas Jackson
Ligonier
McDowell
Jackson
Mrs Gadberry 66 Dies in Sullivan County
Mrs Etta Gadberry age 66 of Jasonville route two died at 3:00 PM Wednesday at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan after a six week illness. She was born Oct 22 1890 near Coalmont daughter of James and Cathryn Gorby. Survived by five brothers and three sisters with services Friday at 2 PM at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville conducted by Rev William Byrum. Burial in Hymera Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Gadberry
Jasonville
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
She
Coalmont
James and
Cathryn Chestnut Gorby
Joseph
Ike
Guy Gorby
Vess Gorby
Claude Gorby
North Liberty
Ethel] V.at
Onaway
Mich
Bessie Fuummer
Indianapolis
Gertrude Thomas
Hester Stewart
Linton
Gadberry
McClanahan
William Byrum
Hymera
Police Inspector and Gunman Die in Downtown Shootout
Indianapolis officers Inspector Albert A. Kelly and Patrolman William Beaumont exchanged fire with a gunman identified as James Bennet Baker in a York hotel room. Baker died. Kelly, Beaumont, and Sgt. Edward Clark pursued the suspect. Baker’s involvement in a liquor store shooting was noted and a clerk was wounded earlier. Kelly’s wife suffered a heart attack and shock as news broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Albert A. Kelly
James Bennet Baker
Whitinsville
Mass
William Beaumont
Morris Festine
Kelly
Beaumont
Edward L. Clark
Baker
York Hotel
Clark
Epstein
Zelda
Hoosier Woman Killed by Car in Edinburg
Lorene Harrell, 59, of Edinburg, died after stepping from a vehicle into the path of a car on US 31 north of Edinburg. Driver Thomas P. Newett Jr. of Indianapolis braked and skidded off the road, striking Harrell and knocking her about 80 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg
Ind
Lorene Harrell
Here
Thomas P. Newett Jr
Indianapolis
Four Executives Missing After Private Plane Crash
Authorities search for four Boise-Payette Lumber executives and the pilot after their twin engine private craft vanished between Boise and Ogden during a western snow storm. Aerial and ground teams scoured rugged terrain as families awaited word.
Two More Turncoats Return to America
Seattle reports two former U. S. prisoners of the Korean War Arlie Pate and Aaron Wilson arrived home from Red China to spend Christmas on family farms. Pate, 26, of Carbondale Illinois, said he would not repeat his decision to stay in China. Wilson, 23, of Urania Louisiana, gave brief replies and declined specifics about life in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Red
China
United States
Arlie Pate
Carbondale
Aaron Wilson
Urania
Chicago
Pate
Monsignor Title for Local Priest Scecina Set for Dec 13
The Reverend George Scecina of Corpus Christi Texas will be vested as Monsignor in Corpus Christi Cathedral on December 13. The investiture, conferred by the Diocese Bishop Mariano Garriga with Auxiliary Bishop assisting, honors his service to St Peter’s church in Linton and the community in Robstown. He was born in 1908 at Vicksburg and ordained in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Scecina
Corpus Christi
Tex
Linton St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Corpus Christi Cathedral
Mariano Garriga
John Easter
Linton Church
Holy Father
Father Foster
Scecina
Diocese of
Robstown
Father Scecina
Vicksburg
St. Peter’s School
Linton-Stockton
St. Meinrad Seminary
Joseph FE. Ritter
St. Meinrad
St. Peter’s Church
Contracts for Greene County Let Wednesday 1957
Greene County Board of Commissioners let contracts for 1957 services at a full-day meeting in Bloomfield. Bids covered printing coal diesel fuel kerosene gravel tires culverts and miscellaneous hardware with local firms Graham Sexton Linton and Bloomfield among bidders. The session ran from 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Board of Commissioners
Bloomfield
Moore-Langen Company
Terre Haute
Haywood Printing Company
Bloomfield Evening World
Lepvitt Trucking Company
Worthington
Linton Coal Yard
Qghio Cule Company
Cities Service Company
David Yung
Ohio Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Stone, Gordon and Shepherd
Bloomington
Ralph Rogers Company
Highway Department
Shale
Clell Sexiton
Jasonville
Sexton
Nocus and Scofield Company
Wolfe’s City Service
Linton
Logansport
Miller Machinery Company
Indianapolis
W. C. Hargis
Rogers Company
Ellis Feed Company
Austin Powder Company
Evansville
Linton Auto Supply
Salvation Army Assignments Made in 1956 Drive
Linton Mayor P. H. O'Hern announced that the Salvation Army 1956 fundraising drive has assigned over a hundred volunteers and begun today. Workers have ten days to complete assignments and file their reports with campaign treasurer James Clayton at 189 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Linton
P. H. O'Hern
O’hern
James Clayton
North Main Street
Crisses Welcome Lester Phillip Jr In Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Lester Criss of Jasonville are the proud parents of a son Lester Phillip Jr born November 30 at Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Criss
Jasonville
Lester Phillip Jr
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
O Bry an Named To County Council
Eugene O Bry an a Wright township Democrat was appointed to Greene County Council to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Arthur Duane. O Bry an formerly headed Daviess county schools and is a World War I veteran active in the Lebanon Baptist church and Veterans of War I. The appointment followed Indiana statutes and was made at a special council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Bryan
Wright Township
Greene County Council
Arthur Duane
Jasonville
Duane
Mr. O'Bryan
Linton
Lebanon Church
Midland
Daviess County
Lebanon Baptist Church
O'Bryan
Indiana
Bloomfield
Fire Destroys Toys and Clothing at Gilstrap Home
A blaze started in a clothes closet damaged the Ted Gilstrap residence two and a half miles east of Marco on the Veslage farm. Christmas toys and most of the five Gilstrap children’s clothing were destroyed by the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Gilstrap
Marco
Gilstrap
George Veslage
Applications for Christmas Baskets at Linton Salvation Army
The Linton Salvation Army post headquarters announces applications for Christmas baskets. Applications will be taken from noon to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday next week and must be filed by adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Salvation Army Post
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