Miners Face Two Home Games After Loss to Bloomfield
Linton high school basketball turns to two home games this week after a 41-34 defeat to Bloomfield. Tuesday the Miners host Clinton Wildcats and Thursday they meet Washington Hatchets at the Linton court.
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Weather and fog cause Indiana crash involving bus and pickup
A bus crashed into a rear towing pickup on Ind 7 two miles southeast of here in dense fog. Driver Crozier Phillips and several passengers suffered injuries. the pickup driver Albert Wheatley and his wife Wilma were hurt. the bus carried about 36 workers en route to Columbus.
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Nearby Net Fives Busy Friday in Local High School Action
Jasonville Yellow Jackets upset undefeated Scotland 41-39 as Stultz led with 12, Haberle 10, Wade 8. Midland Middies beat Lyons 34-19 with Miller 11. Dugger Bulldogs beat Sullivan County rivals 39-32 at Carlisle with J South scoring 13.
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Hoosier electors vote for Dewey in quiet session
Thirteen Indiana presidential electors met in Indianapolis to cast their ballots for Thomas E Dewey. The session in the state supreme court chambers drew out Secretary of State Charles Fleming who hoped they might switch to Truman. The electors, pledged after Indiana stayed Republican in November, delivered a ceremonial but firm Dewey vote.
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Local man fined for public intoxication in Linton court
Willard Lynch of southeast of Linton was fined $1 and costs Sunday in the court of Mayor Arthur M. Grass for public intoxication. He was arrested by local police Saturday night.
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Noel Last Rites Held for Frank Noel
Funeral services for 68 year old Frank Noel lifelong Greene county resident were conducted at Worthington Church of the Nazarene with Rev. David Crick and others officiating. Burial followed in Worthington cemetery. Noel, a Big Four railroad section worker, leaves four daughters two sons a brother and several half siblings. Myers Funeral Home of Worthington arranged.
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Mary Miller Noel
Ted Moreland
Irvin Flynn
Nina Noel
Ray Alsop
Linton
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Wayne
Howard Noel
Jess Noel
Switz City
Hobart Noel
Bedford
Lizzie Beatty
Indianapolis
Dan Miller
Ladsons Face Terre Haute Team In 8 Tonight
The Ladsons semi pros seek a fifth straight win as they meet undefeated Terre Haute Flamingos at Linton gym tonight at eight. The Flamingos beat Indianapolis Secos Boylls News Stand and Moore Texaco this year. Ladsons beat French Lick 58 38 last Saturday. Visiting lineup includes Les Brown Gene Cavoll Don Turner Joe DePugh Stoop Johnson Joe Short Lyle Disney Tony Pressler and new 5 ft 5 in addition C Hartsburg from Knox County.
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Alpha Bible Class Holds Christmas Party at Mrs. Wilson’s Home
The Methodist Alpha Bible Class gathered Friday for its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Harry Wilson’s home. Deaconess Nola D. Yoder led devotions followed by singing and readings. Gifts were exchanged and the class voted to send a gift to Rest Haven home. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and a committee.
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Earl Reeve
Harry Welch
Charles Tindall
Mary Wymer
Jane Williams
State Fatalities Fall In Weekend
Indiana traffic toll remained low as a cold weather alert kept drivers cautious. Five people died in crashes Saturday and Sunday, including Mrs Ann Kinsey of Denver and Hugh Rains of Bloomington, with multiple injuries reported in surrounding counties.
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Cash Grain Report from Indianapolis Livestock Prices
Hogs about 8,000 head in moderate activity with lighter weights steady to strong and heavier weights mostly steady. Good to choice 160-225 lbs 22.00-22.50 with tops to 23.00. 225-260 lbs 20.50-22.00, 260-300 lbs 20.00-21.75, 300-350 lbs 19.50-20.00. Sows 17.00-18.00, few lights 18.25-18.50.</s>
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Two-Car Collision Kills Indiana Man Near Columbus and Covington
A fatal Indiana crash near Columbus claims Joseph G. Gillmore, 38, after a head on collision with William Stagman, 38, and Vernon Caste ter, 30, all of North Vernon, injuring none of the drivers further. In a separate incident near the Warren Vernon county line, Richard B. Phillips, 27, of Elkhart died when the car went out of control and overturned on a curve. Richard Kern of Lafayette escaped injury.
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Covington
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Musical wedding album plays Here Comes the Bride
The latest novelty wedding album features a built in musical mechanism that automatically plays Here Comes the Bride when opened to reveal the wedding photographs from the Great Day.
Texas Hosts Second Largest Observatory in Davis Mountains
In the Davis Mountains west Texas the second largest observatory in the United States is operated by the University of Texas and the University of Chicago.
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United States
Davis Mountains
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Chicago
Man Loses Hand In Twin Mine Machinery Accident
Hugh Martindale of the western outskirts suffered the loss of his right hand and possibly part of the arm in gear cogs inside the Twin Mine engine room. Earlier he had lost a finger in a prior incident. The flu epidemic alarms Indiana with many teacher illnesses and school closures discussed. King George VI remains critically ill after two weeks.
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