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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
8
The promoter claims six attackers shoved Mine Run and promises to throw them out one by one. No. 1 staggers out, lands on his stomach and does not rise. The saloon man waited at the door and the bystander left before the third episode.
A look back at items published in the Linton Daily Citizen dated 1928 with corresponding dates.
Senator James R. Reed of Missouri reenters the Senate fight against Wilson era isolationism. Greene county reports 53 students at State Normal with Linton residents named among attendees.
Ralph W. Lobaugh sentenced to die for the sex slayings of three Fort Wayne women asked for a venue change in his hearing to request a new trial. He claims bias in a prior ruling by Allen county circuit Judge William H. Shannon. Hearing set for January 10. Lobaugh maintains he was under the influence when he pled guilty on October 27, 1947. The Indiana Supreme Court recently ordered his return from Death Row to Allen county for another hearing.
Mr and Mrs Chappy Thom as announce the birth of their third child a six pound boy born early this morning at Freeman Greene county hospital. Mrs Thomas formerly Miss Metta Thomas. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Noble Thomas of Linton Rural Route two and Mrs Evitta Thomas. Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Emmett Elgan.
Charles ONeill president of United Eastern Coal Sales Corp and head of Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association warned operators to prepare for a six hour work day amid United Mine Workers push for shorter weeks. He noted talks are active and said the industry must face these issues including John L Lewis’s stance on regional employment disparities.
Scores reported from last night show teams Red and Blue led by Griffith 456 Reeves 57 Truitt 244 Girdley 223 Malioat 463. Trading Post top with Hale 360 McPhail 299 Tuttle 385 Heenan 427 Jones 454. Juke Box Grill’s Jones 525 Scecina 317 Hendrickson 232 Hamm 316 Thompson 456. Women of the Moose led by Duvivier 278 Booker 299 Jones 368 Trinkle 275 Cabot 374 with 0 3 record.
Students at Texas A I College suffered ringing in their ears for weeks before a graduate physics student James Rickard revealed the cause. His acoustical tests in the auditorium leaked sounds outside, triggering the ringing among listeners.
Mr and Mrs J M Quin of Indianapolis spent yesterday evening visiting Dr J H Backmeyer and his wife.
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