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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1945

Page

6

Wife Confesses Killing War Hero Husband in quarrel

Mrs Lovina Warren 22 confessed to killing her husband Edward 27 a former Army man after an argument over his going out with friends. She admitted pointing a pistol and firing as he threatened divorce. she tried to injure herself and was held without charge. Warren, a Burlington railroad special agent, had returned from Europe with four battle stars a Purple Heart and a Presidential Unit Citation.

Chicago Lovina Warren Bryan Belcher

Murder Mystery Drives Chicago Cab Death

Chicago police probe the death of taxi driver Harry Grant Thomassen 49 after a gunshot wound. The cab was found abandoned near the scene and a fellow driver notes Thomassen began shifts late yesterday with only a few dollars in fares. A 15 year old witness describes a husky man dragging a cone from the cab and driving away in the taxi.

Chicago Harry Grant Thomassen Ilinois Central Hospital Promassen Harry Felton Tremussen Cone

Indiana Bell chief operator honored after twenty five years

Mrs Martha Tryon chief operator of the Indiana Bells Telephone Company in Linton was honored with a dinner in Henderson Kentucky after completing twenty five years service. She joined the Linton branch twenty five years ago as a switch board operator and became chief operator in 1940.

Martha Tryon Indiana Bells Telephone Company Linton Henderson Trensville Arthur Tryon A. M. Taylor Indianapolis Tryon R. F. Gerrg Out State R. R. Hirschman A. D. Lewis E. C. 2Elzer R. D. Lancaster R. A. Neville Fred Surface Evansville J. C. Gilligan Louise Haas Louisville Elizabeth Culp Amy Springer French Lick Vera Anderson Jasonville Nellie Combs Mt. Vernon Georgia Barker Rockport Maude Nichols Tell City Lillian Falk Vincennes Pennie Shaw Washington

Insurgents clash as 69th Congress opens amid strife

Robbers hit Liston last night entering several South Main Street businesses including Carl Roach Bert Burnett Newt Musser and Buck Taylor's. Former Dragon D C Stephenson, recently convicted of Madge Oberholtzer's murder, is assigned to Michigan City chair making department.

Liston South Main Street Carl Roach Bert Burnett's Newt Musser Buck Taylor D. C

Morris Hennette Receives Army Discharge

Morris Hennette has received an honorable discharge from the United States Army. He entered service on Sept. 22, 1942 at Ft. Harrison, served as an aircraft mechanic instructor for two years and an airplane and engine mechanic for one year. In civilian life he worked for the Maumee Colleries Company.

Morris Hennette United States Army Cpl. Hennette Ft. Harrison Maumee Colleries Company

Franklin Bray CO's First Cook with 738th MP Battalion

Frank lin C. Bray a technical Fourth Grade and Bloomfield Indiana resident serves as company first cook for the 738th Military Police Battalion. He trained at Fort Harrison and went overseas in September 1944. He served in New Guinea Leyte and Luzon and holds the Meritorious Service Unit Citation good conduct Philippine Liberation and Asiatic-Pacific ribbons with two battle stars.

Manila Xson 738Th Military Police Franklin C. Bray Franklin Bray Bloomfield Indiana Fort Harrison New Guinea Leyte Luzon

James McGriffin Spends Leave Here After Navy Service

James McGriffin, son of Mr and Mrs B McGriffin, is spending a leave here after serving 14 years with the United States Navy.

James McGriffin B. McGriffin United States Navy

Six Linton Men Among Those Released Recently

Six Linton men plus others from Bloomfield, Dugger, Worthington, Newberry, Lyons were recently released from the armed forces. Names include Sgt Edward N Booker and Pfc Arnin R Brinson among the Linton group and several village residents. The report lists ranks and hometowns as part of the release notice.

Linton Edward N. Booker John A. Cox Arnin R. Brinson John H. Utterback Charles K. Duncan L. Powell Cox Everett L. King Leo D. Robertson Laural S. Bedwell Dugger Lloyd W. Sharr Frederick D. Wilson Robert E. Allen Sher! E. Hasler Bloomfield William D. White Worthington Harold L. McElroy Newberry Harmon H Tyson Cox Lyons

Stove blast causes city firefighters to respond at residence

Firemen were summoned to the home of Charles Love at 13 Seventh Street Southeast around ten o clock after a stove exploded. Mrs. Love grew anxious and called for help before firefighters found no fire.

Charles Love Seventh Street

Indiana and nearby towns report multiple fatal accidents

Reports from Maxwell South Whitley Nappanee and Fort Wayne detail several deaths. Phillip Little near Maxwell died of a heart attack while hunting. Frank Brodebeck died en route to a hospital after a auto-train collision in South Whitley. Alvin Hochstetner died after a bicycle car crash near Napanee. A two and a half year old Robert Boylan died following a collision involving an automobile and trolley coach in Fort Wayne. An unidentified man’s body was found along the Maumee river near the Ohio border.

Maxwell U.P Phillip Little Indianapolis Hancock County South Whitley Frank M. Brodebeck Ray Carr Pennsylvania Railroad Brodbeck Nappannee Alvin Hochstetner Elishart Nappaunee W. L. Mummey Freeman Fort Wayne Roebert Boylan Charles A. Poylen Indiana Service Corp Maumee River Ohio State Line Allen County Walter C., Adams

Strike Session Ends Today Over CLO Wage Question

Labor leaders oppose a no strike during investigation provision as UAW seeks sympathy action from 25 000 GM appliance plant workers. CIO UE IAM negotiations stall while Ford of Canada Windsor dispute seeks arbitration. Bus strikes hit 27 states as Pennsylvania and Central Greyhound workers remain out.

Organized Labor UAW Auto Workers Reuther CIO United Electrics Radio and Machine Workers Ue-C1io AEGM CIO Electrical Ford of Canada Windsor Ont Chicago Pennsylvania Geryhound

Hospital Notes From Local Clinic

Hospital report lists admissions and discharges for several residents including Mrs Gertha Maxwell Mrs Merlie Winkle and Mrs Ralph A Goad plus births Coy Wayne and James Conrad. Persons mentioned include Marion Waggoner Conrad Slater Eddie Pierce Gene Fulford Melvin Bedwell Elizabeth Shonk and more with dates over the weekend.

Henry Hollingsworth Jasonville Eddie Pierce Bicknell Rollie Bill Hoberts Bloomfield Gene Fulford Route 3 Mary Hurt Melvin Bedwell Southwest 1St Merlie Winkle Southwest 3Rd Street Ralph A. Goad Newberry Elizabeth Shonk Guy Barge John Sargent Northwest Street

Livestock Prices in Indianapolis Markets Report

In Indianapolis on December 10, hogs traded around 14.85 for 160 lb plus, 13.50-14.50 for 100-140 lb, and sow prices near 14.10. Cattle and calves totaled about 2,400 with steers and heifers opening steady. yearlings and light weight steers ranged 16.00-17.00, good beef cows at 12.50, and cutters 6.50-3.75. Dealers remained active and steady with top hogs at 17.00.

Indianapolis

In Memoriam Melvina Haywood Dec 10 1942

In loving memory of Melvina Haywood who died on Dec 10 1942 three years ago. God took her home within our hearts she lives on. Signed by husband Charles Haywood and the Haywood and Cline families with spouses.

Melvina Haywood Charles Haywood Hubert Haywood Daniel Cline

Cub Scout Christmas Party Planned at Methodist Church

Members of the Cub Scouts and their families will hold a Christmas party Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 in the church basement. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and a 10 cent gift for the gift exchange.

Cub Scouts Methodist Church

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