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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1946

Page

6

Heaviest snows hit eastern coast in four decades

Snow sweeps the eastern coast with the heaviest fall in 40 years. In other news robbers entered Cooprider's Grocery on Sixth Street Southeast last night, tapping the cash register for a small haul of cash and goods. Indiana University gridiron stars Chuck Bennett and Bill Moss win the coveted I for excellence. A church rally at the Golden Rule raised nearly $100 for Near East orphans.

Coast Line United States Cooprider’s Sixth Street Chuck Bennett Linton Bill Moss Jasonville Indiana University Near East

Indiana trooper honored at funeral as four teens linked to murder

Shelbyville Indiana state troopers attended the funeral of Trooper Herbert Smith, shot during a car stop. Four teenagers, including 17 year old William Price, confessed to firing on Smith. Price and three others remained jailed in Shelby County.

Herbert Smith Smith Shelbyville Harry A. Sutherlin State Police Headquarters Fairland Cemetery Fairland Virginia William Price Evansville Price William Johnson Mary Ruth Ward Vera Hornchback Anderson Shelby County Indiana

Nationwide Christmas Shopping Spree Sets Record

The United Press reports the nation endured its largest pre holiday buying spree in history with department stores in many cities showing 20 to 30 percent higher early sales than last year. Business was 50 percent stronger than the prewar year as buyers packed stores with 14 shopping days left.

United Press

Fire devastates Barry Hotel in Saskatoon. 11 dead

A devastating blaze at the three story Barry hotel in Saskatoon Saskatchewan killed 11 people and injured 18 as guests escaped through fire escapes and makeshift ropes. The fire began in the kitchen and spread rapidly after a gasoline blast from a dying fire.

Atlanta Winecoff International Soundphoto Saskatoon Saskatchewan U.R Barry Albert Higgins Higgins

Personal notes from Brazil visits and Colorado funeral

Mr and Mrs Arthur Kaiser of Brazil spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Holmes. Mrs Elkin Turner left for Greeley Colorado Sunday morning to attend the funeral of her brother in law Roscoe C Mitchell. Mrs Mitchell will return home with her in a few weeks.

Arthur Kaiser Brazil Charles Holmes Elkin Turner Greeley Colo Roscoe C. Mitchell

Indiana State Teachers College Extension to Host First Meeting

An extension class will hold its inaugural session at the public library. The Tuesday meeting starts at 6 o clock and features music 235 titled The Listening Lesson.

Indiana State Teachers College

Bay View Club Christmas Party Set At Corlette Home

The Bay View club announces its annual Christmas party will be held Monday at 6 30 PM at Mrs. Glen Corlette's home. All members are urged to attend.

Bay View Club Glen Corlette

Boy Scouts Troop 50 to Meet at First Christian Church

Boy Scouts troop No. 50 schedules a meeting for Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the First Christian Church.

Boy Scouts First Christian Church

Agriculture Office Releases Research Aids For Farmers

From Greene County Agricultural Agent Arthur Haseman and Grant Dillman United Press staff, a Washington U P report notes the Agriculture Department adopts industry style scientific research to aid farmers and gardeners with new techniques and guidance.

Arthur Haseman Greene County United Press Washington U.P Department of Agriculture

Marketing Research Aims to Bridge Price Gap For Farmers

The piece describes how marketing research could raise farm income by reducing consumer prices and cutting marketing costs. It notes Congress leaders Hope and Flannagan pushed the 1946 Marketing and Research bill, authorizing funds to expand crops, conserve resources, improve farm homes and boost markets, with annual appropriations from 7 to 41 million dollars. The Agriculture Department backs the plan, stressing improvements in distribution, processing, packaging, and interstate movement to prevent surpluses and waste.

79Th Congress Agriculture Department Congress FLAN

Join Far East Army Units After Training

Great Army divisions in Korea and Japan form a peacetime team with war-won honors. Three-year enlistment here offers choice of division after U S training and pay boosts. Private pay rises to 90 dollars monthly with living facilities and base allowances. Contact a U S Army Recruiting Officer for details.

Far East Korea Japan Orient U. S U. S. Army

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