Births and admissions in Linton and surrounding towns
Mrs. Hubert Trinkle of Linton gave birth to a boy Wednesday weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Mrs. David Kendall of Linton had a son weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces named David Lee Gilbert. Ballard of Linton was admitted today for medical treatment. Verlen Vogle of Jasonville had an appendectomy. Shirley Staisch of Worthington and John Toner of Linton were dismissed today.
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Hubert Trinkle
Linton
David Kendall
David Lee Gilbert Ballard
Verlen Vogle
Jasonville
Shirley Staisch
Worthington
John Toner
Truman Seeks Revival of Wage Stabilization Board
President Truman takes charge to revive the Wage Stabilization Board amid industry and labor demands for decontrol. He aims to keep a working controls program for the incoming Republican administration as industry resignations cripple regional boards in Dallas Cleveland Chicago and Detroit.
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Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Dallas
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
UN Votes on Plan For Palestine Peace
The UN special political committee backed direct negotiations between Israel and Arab neighbors for a Palestine peace treaty by 32 to 13 with 13 abstentions. Syria refused to start talks unless Israel honors prior UN resolutions.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.P
United Nations Special Political Committee
Israel
U.N
Britain
France
U.S
Syria
Ahmed Shu
Description of Myrrh Tree and Coal Transport Facts
The myrrh tree grows in Arabia and eastern Africa and is described as small, scrubby, spiny with whitish-gray bark and sparse leaves. Railroads haul about four tons of ore coal coke scrap iron and limestone to produce one ton of steel.
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Arabia
Africa
Salvation Army Kettle Report For Linton
The local Salvation Army post reports 91.97 raised in Christmas kettles in Linton to fund baskets for the needy. M N C club donated groceries and Tri Kappa sorority added more. Applications for baskets are taken at 9914 A Street NW and must be received by next Friday December 19 for family investigations.
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Salvation Army
Linton
M. N. C. Club
Tri Kappa
Tion Army Headquarters
Indianapolis Man Charged in Wife's Murder
Lloyd Madden, 38, is charged with murder after his estranged wife Marjorie Madden, 34, was found shot and stabbed to death in their Indianapolis apartment. Madden was injured in a possible suicide attempt and remained hospitalized in serious condition.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Lloyd Madden
Marjorie Madden
Madden
Haney Named Manager of Pirates After Stars Pennant
Fred Haney, who piloted the Hollywood Stars to a Pacific Coast League pennant last season, signed a one year contract to manage the Pittsburgh Pirates. Salary terms were not announced.
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Pittsburgh
Uu.p
Fred Haney
Hollywood Stars
Pittsburgh Pirates
Notable U.S. Presidents Tied to Slavery and Miscellany Facts
The passage lists presidents who owned slaves including Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson Tyler Polk Johnson and Grant. It also notes various statistics: one sixth of U.S. rainfall absorbed by vegetation, the Soviet Union occupying one sixth of Earth's surface, timepieces called watches, clocks use bells, Navajo beliefs about death, 17500 US farm accident deaths annually, Hoover Dam on Arizona Nevada border, Denmark’s peninsula and islands, the peanut is a legume, Harrison’s short presidency, a million sap drops per gallon maple syrup, and 48 sharks and barracuda can be tamed in captivity. The first locomotive to reach 100 mph was the NYC 999.
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Federal Deposi Insurance Corporation
Buick & International Truck
U.S. Royal Tires
W. Vincennes
DU Mont
du Mont Milford
Aleana
Emerson and
Arvin
Amble’s
Dick Stayton
Owner
WSB
Palestine
Citadel Bloomfield
Indiana
Joan Crawford
Antioch
E. of
P. Hall
Greene County Loan Company
South Main Street
New York
James Williams
International Sound
United States
Ankara
Turkey
Philadelphia
Bern
Switzerland
Pirates
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Benjamin Tyler
James Polk
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
The
Soviet Union
Earth
Hoover Dam
Arizona
Nevada
Denmark
William Henry Harrison
New York Central
Derick Donna Joun
Awford
Reed
Derek
Columbia
Henry Morgan
Ling
James
Karison
Geronimo
Gilbert Roland
Glenda Farrell
Gene Lockhart
Robert Horton
Barbara Buick
Plymouth
Spencer Tracy
Gene Tierney
Daily Citizen
Linton Motor Sales
Joyeux Noel
AX and Fry
Maxwell House
ARDER
SWIFT
Milnot
Donald Duck
Bologna
Franks
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