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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1945

Page

4

Freeman City Hospital Receives $1500 County Aid for Charity Patients

Freeman City Hospital gets $1500 in county funds designated for charity patients. President Coolidge urges tax cuts and greater economy in his message to Congress. Local Jewish community observes the Feast of Lights for eight days starting today. James Scully, formerly with Linton police, joins Indianapolis department, the fourth from this city to join the capital force.

Freeman City Hospital Coolidge Congress James Micky) Scully Linton Indianapolis

Auto Workers Seek New Ties With GM Industry

In a discussion on postwar labor relations, UAW and officials reference General Motors as resisting union abuses amid widespread strikes. Secretary Schwellenbach cites a fear-driven labor unrest and urges fear reduction to ease industrial conflict, noting his talks with GM and UAW leaders.

General Motors Wilson Lewis B. Schwellenbach Detroit Lawyers Guild Schwellenbach Harry W. Anderson Thomas UAW

Notice of wage scale change for Greene County bricklayers

Effective January 15 the bricklayers wage scale for Greene County will be 1.65 per hour. Local 31 owes. I U P d adv.

Greene County Owe. I. U. Pd. Adv

Farmers criticize new appointment to Farm Security Administration

The National Farmers Union denounces Dillard Lasseter’s selection to head the Farm Security Administration as a betrayal of small farmers. James G. Patton says Secretary Clinton P. Anderson ignored Bankhead Jones act authors and 11 national groups, harming farm security and veteran farming provisions.

Washington U.P National Farmers Union Today Dillard Lasseter Farm Security Administration James G. Patton Farmers Union Secretary of Clinton P. Anderson FSA Farm Security Patton Alderson John H. Bankhead Ala

Worthington Men Sponsor Movement for Teen Education

The Worthington Chamber of Commerce with 100 members sponsors a Junior Achievement program to teach free enterprise and hands on work to youths. They bought a six thousand square foot building near town center funded by public donations. Engineers printers photographers and other skilled workers teach trades. six boys are already making Christmas toys from planning mill scraps with Recreation and Teen Center support by the Business and Professional Women.

Chamber of Commerce of Worthington

Oliver announces new 1916 plow to cut erosion and boost yield

Oliver Corp. unveils a novel plow to rejuvenate land and raise production. President Alva W. Phelps credits R. J. Altgelt of South Bend as chief engineer. The design adds lower bases beneath the upper leading to deeper cuts that crumble hard undersoil and mix it with the topsoil.

Chicago Oliver Corp Alva W. Phelps Oliver R. J. Altgelt South Bend Ind Phelps

Robert L. Foster Promoted to Sergeant in Korea Army

Robert L. Foster, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Foster of Linton route 3, now serves in Korea and has been promoted to sergeant according to local word.

Robert L. Foster Clarence Foster Linton Route 3 United States Army Korea

Bucklew Leaves Army to Return as Crawfordsville Music Supervisor

Pfc Merle O Bucklew has received an honorable discharge after three years service and will resume duties as music supervisor in Crawfordsville schools. He and his wife, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Pigg, are visiting here. Meanwhile S Sgt Robert E Rollings, husband of Montelie Rollings of Lincon Indiana, has taken the post of mess Sgt with the AFWESPAC Engineer School at Clark Field Luzon after serving 17 months overseas in Italy and the Pacific regiments.

Merle O. Bucklew United States Army Crawfordsville Bucklew Raymond Pigg Manila Robert E. Rollings Montelie Rollings Box 141 Linton Indiana Afwespac Engineer School Clark Field Luzon P. 1 863Rd Engineer Aviation Italy Pacific Europe

Bond figures given tomorrow in Victory loan drive

Federal reserve bank officials in Indianapolis said Hoosiers may learn tomorrow if they exceeded the Victory loan goal. Tabulations were still being completed on a last minute surge of bond buying. Eugene C. Pulliam, Indiana war finance chairman, said Hoosiers were within a few millions of their $92,000,000 goal for individual issues.

Indianapolis U.P Federal Reserve Bank Eugene C. Pulliam Indiana War Finance Committee

Chapman Key Shop Damaged by Fire

Fire of undetermined origin damaged the Chapman Key Shop this morning. City firemen fought the blaze for over two hours, with damage estimated at about one thousand dollars. Loss partially covered by insurance. Cause under investigation.

Chaman Key

Midland High Glee Club Christmas Vesper Concert

The Midland High School Glee Club under Mrs Basil Tyree presents a sacred Christmas vesper in Midland Gymnasium on Sunday December 16 at 2 30 pm A free will offering will be collected Several guest artists will perform and the public is invited.

Glee Club Midland High School Basil Tyree Midland Gymnasium

Women's Council Cancels December Meeting for Scout Party

The Women's Council will skip its December gathering and attend the scout party at the Methodist church basement Wednesday evening. As sponsors of the scouts, members are asked to bring sandwiches for the event.

Women's Council

Alpha Delphian Club Meets Tonight at Miss Humphreys Home

The Alpha Delphian Club will meet at Miss Vivian Humphreys residence at 7 30 this evening for a musical concert announced today.

Alpha Delphian Club Vivian Humphreys

Indiana Influenza Cases Rise As Peak Believed Reached

Indiana reports 1 302 influenza cases for the weekend ending December 8 up from 1 234 the prior week. Health officials say the peak may be reached or the incidence leveled off this week as most cases are mild and many illnesses are actually severe colds. Schools in Hoosier communities close and reopen as conditions allow. Indianapolis merchant George J. Marott announces he will give his large retail shoe store to employees with profits over 100 000 yearly split between staff based on service length. He founded the store 61 years ago and has donated an 87 acre park and an agricultural center building to Indiana.

Indianapolis Indiana State Board of Health J. W. Jackson Hoosier U.P George J. Marott Marott

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