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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1955

Page

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Ford Foundation Grants Favor Indiana Schools and Hospitals

The Ford Foundation will distribute a record 500 million dollars to 4,157 colleges and hospitals nationwide, with Indiana schools receiving 6.77 million and state hospitals 3.98 million. The grants aim to raise teacher salaries and improve hospital care, with New York University getting the largest educational grant of five million dollars.

New York Indiana Hoosier Ford Foundation University of Notre Dame DePauw Burpee University Anderson Earlham Evansville Franklin Goshen Hanover Indiana Central Manchester Rose Poly St. Joseph's St. Mary-of the-Woods St. Mary’s Taylor Valparaiso Wabash Bloomington St. Mary's Welborn Memorial Baptist Indianapolis Methodist Norways Foundation St. Vincent's Jasper Jasper Memorial Marion B. Folsom Leonard A. Scheele Henry T. Heald New York University

Ike asks Democrats to back hike in arms funds

President Eisenhower urged Democratic congressional leaders to support a national security program featuring a expanded 35.2 billion defense budget and 2.67 billion in foreign aid. He spoke during a 2 hour 40 minute meeting with leaders from both parties on defense and foreign policy.

Ike Washington Eisenhower Congress Clarence Cannon D-Mo Geneva Defense Charles E. Wilson Wilson

Bicknell Resident Pearl Ingieman Dies in Linton

Mrs. Pearl Ingieman 71 of Bicknell died Sunday at Glenburn Rest Haven in Linton. A former Jasonville resident, she moved to Bicknell in 1917 and had lived at Rest Haven the past year. Funeral services were held at McClure Funeral Home, with burial in the Bicknell I.O.O.F. cemetery. She was born February 21, 1884 and is survived by two sons Wendell of Hammond and Thaght of Indianapolis.

Pearl Ingieman Bicknell Glenburn

Shoppers Here Will Park Free In Yule Season

Christmas shoppers in Linton will park free during the Yuletide season. Parking meters will carry printed tags notifying shoppers not to pay during the period. Police Chief William Coleman announced the plan, approved informally by the City Council.

Linton William Coleman Coleman Joe Haseman Greater

Snyder Funeral Changes at Lyons for Benjamin Harrison Snyder

A funeral change was announced for Benjamin Harrison Snyder, 60, who died Monday morning. Services will be 1:00 PM Wednesday at Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home in Lyons with Rev. Lloyd Miller officiating, replacing a prior plan for Switz City.

Benjamin Harrison Snyder Lyons Mr. Snyder Jenkins and Sons Lloyd Miller Switz City

Dr John Bounces Back from Reds in Cold War Turnabout

BONN Germany Dr Otto John once West German security chief who defected to the Communists last year crossed back into West Germany under darkness and is being questioned at a secret location An examining magistrate of the federal supreme court is involved West Berlin announced his flight from the Soviet Zone into West Berlin Monday night He is known as J Edgar Hoover of Germany and his defection crisis altered Allied intelligence and Adenauer policy

Bonn Germany Otto John John West Germany Federal Supreme Court West Berlin Adolf Hitler Berlin West J. Edgar Hoover Konrad Adenauer Washington Hoover Allen Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Socialist Party Fritz Heine Soviet Zone East Germany Wolfgang Wohligemuth Reds Wohlgemuth East Berlin Adenauer

Fire damages Downtowner Restaurant in Terre Haute

A downtown fire in Terre Haute during sub freezing temperatures destroyed the Downtowner Restaurant after more than three hours of firefighting. Ten companies battled the blaze, with traffic rerouted for over a mile. Damage estimates start at 75000 dollars and extend to smoke and water damage at nearby phone office and variety store.

Terre Haute Ind Telephone Company Varety

Ladies Fancywork Circle Christmas Dinner Party

Mrs Will Talbott will host the Ladies Fancywork Circle gathering at her home on Wednesday for a Christmas dinner. Dinner is at noon with a gift exchange as a featured activity during the meeting.

Will Talbott

Corbin Family Relocates to Owosso Michigan

Mr and Mrs John Corbin and their sons Greg and Brent moved to Owosso Michigan where Mr Corbin became manager of a Drive In bank They reside at 4057 NW 47th in Ovromeo

John Corbin Greg Brent Owosso Mich Corbin Ovromeo

Hoosier Holdup Suspects Quizzed

A California deep sea diver and two others await removal to Hammond Indiana to face charges of robbing the Mercantile National Bank of $21,747. Bond set at $50,000 each. FBI notes possible link to a $13,123 Woodmar Branch heist.

Chattanooga Tenn California Hammond Ind Mercantile National Bank USS Coyel Ricketts U.S H. Arnold Morgan FBI Indianapolis Woodmar Hoosier State Bank Carl George Smith Ontario Calif McMinnville Mercantile Bank John Walter Marcrom Viola Thomas Ray Patrick Salyersville Tracy City

Father Kills 3 Tot S And Estranged Wife In Dallas

Buford Calhoun 32 killed his three children by throat slashes and shot his estranged wife, gravely wounding her son-in-law in Dallas. Police Sgt. George Johns captured him in a drugstore booth and exchanged fire. Calhoun was wounded in the head and body as he fired through the booth. The victims were 3 month old twin girls and a 19 month old boy. an elder daughter escaped injury.

Dallas Tex George Johns Buford Calhoun Johns Calhoun

Bank Robbery in Merton Wisconsin by Two Men

Two men robbed Pewaukee State Bank in Merton Wisconsin and fled in a red and white car with several thousand dollars. Authorities said the getaway car was stolen Monday night in Milwaukee and the robbers wore theatrical makeup to disguise themselves. The bank manager fired at the suspects as they escaped.

Merton Wis Pewaukee State Bank Waukesha County Milwaukee Breach Bank

Nearby paper mocks government size as taxes rise

In a light hearted opinion, a local newspaper notes readers should be thankful they are not receiving more government for their tax payments, offering a small consolation as tax time approaches.

Eight Feared Dead In Morocco Crash

A U S Air Force C54 crashed in the Riff Mountains near Ketama Morocco while en route from the United States to Wheelus Air Base Libya. All eight aboard were killed. The wreckage was found by a Spanish patrol and reported to the 17th U S Air Force Division Rabat. The plane was at 10000 feet when it disappeared after radio checks with Gibraltar and Tangier.

Rabat Morocco Riff Ketama U.S. Air Force United States Wheelus Air Force Base Tripoli Libya Gibraltar Tangier Casablanca 17Th Air Force Riff Mountains

Two Indianapolis Boys Are Drowned

Two Indianapolis boys died late Monday when one broke through thin ice on the White River and another jumped in to rescue. Johnny L. Parkerson 12 and Ollie Summers Jr 13 were pulled under as three companions fled for help. police recovered the bodies.

Indianapolis White River Johnny L. Parkerson Ollie Summers Jr Summers Parkerson

Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Update

Hospital admissions include Roscoe Rees Bloomfield James Record Bloomfield George E. Smith Linton Dismissals feature Lessie Hodge Jasonville and several others: Mrs Patrick Mooney and baby in Dugger Emery West Jasonville Mrs William Hale and baby Edwardsport Mrs Thomas Osbon Lyons Manley Waggener Sandborn. Staff thanks Sue Ann Mardisty Bloomfield for donation of sarap books.

Roscoe Rees Bloomfield James Record George E. Smith Linton Lessie Hodge Jasonville Patrick Mooney Baby Dugger Emery West William Hale Edwardsport Thomas Osbon Lyons Manley Waggener Sandborn Sue Ann Mardisty Donetieri Sarap

Turkey Day planned by Linton merchants on North Main

Linton merchants announced the second of three Turkey Days to be held Thursday at 1 30 pm on North Main Street between Vincennes and A streets northeast. Stores will stay open until 8 pm Wednesday Thursday and Friday December 21 22 and 23 with 5 pm close on Christmas Eve Saturday December 24. The first Turkey Day drew a large crowd and a long list of participating shops is noted.

Linton North Main Street Vincennes ABC Electric Ax and Fry Baxleys Bill’s Cycle and Toy Store Coopers Cleaners Corrells Cravens Cleaners Cushings Ward's Locker Winght Bros Haseman Shoe Shop Service Shoe Shop

Woman Killed by Divorced Spouse in Indianapolis

Mrs Callie James a 43 year old Indianapolis woman died in hospital after her former husband Leonard James 41 shot her six times in a downtown parking lot. The couple were divorced a week earlier with the husband angry over the settlement. He followed her to the lot then smashed car windows with a hammer and fired. Police captured him at the scene.

Policmen James

Trash barrel finds startle Boston observers

Maintenance workers discarding junk along state highways found an old-fashioned square piano packed inside a barrel. The surprising object came amid other discarded items as crews cleaned the roadways in Boston.

Boston

Snake found in oven by Kentucky neighbors

In Morehead Kentucky neighbors of Mrs Clyde Moore searched her kitchen and found a snake coiled in the oven. The unusual discovery followed a report of a snake in the home. Local authorities advised caution while the incident was investigated.

Morehead Clyde Moore

Hoosier Killed in Truck Collision Near Batesville

Jo seph F. Bischoff 58 of Sunman was killed when two trucks collided on Ind 46 west of Batesville. Alfred Schafer 54 also of Sunman was injured. both were Dearborn County Highway Department employees. John M. Lanning 27 of Brookville failed to yield to the county vehicle according to State Police.

Batesville Ind Amn Joseph F. Bischoff Sunman Here Bischoff Alfred Schafer Dearborn John M. Lanning Brookville

Turncoat Freed By Chinese Today

Hong Kong reported Richard R. Tenneson a 22 year old former U S Army private first class crossed from Communist China to Hong Kong claiming he turned against the United States due to mistreatment in Alden Minnesota and military policy. He was one of 23 U S soldiers captured in the Korean War who declined to return home. recent meetings with other turncoats hinted they may come back, though one Ka turned to China for years.

Hong Kong Richard R. Tenneson China United States Alden Minn U.S Tenneson Red China Jenneson James G. Veneris Hawthorne Calif

Linton 38th Reconnaissance Company Guards Promote

Ten members of the Indiana National Guard's Linton 38th Reconnaissance Company receive promotions effective December 5. Sergeants include Cpl David H Broshear Cpl Fred via cn Cpl Ralph G aanard and Cpl Charles W Whitaker. Privates promoted to private first class are Gene A Arthur Ronald E Hoops James W Meurer Jack B Jones Arthur L Kennil Arkie E Monk. Major General Carl O Desard inspected the unit and praised its progress.

Linton 38Th Indiana Oon National Guard Dwight E. Koniman Columanner David H. Broshear Midland Fred Via Cn Lyons Ralph G Aanard Dugger Charles W. Whitaker Jasonville Gene A. Arthur Stoamfield Ronald E. Hoops James W. Meurer Jack B. Jones Linton Arthur L. Kennail Arkie E. Monk Ulaysville Fyohlman Carl O. Desard 38Th Infantry Division Desard

MacArthur May Speak at Feb Rally in Fort Wayne

Gen. Douglas MacArthur may be the keynote speaker at a Republican campaign rally in Fort Wayne Indiana on February 2. Roy B. Jones says there is a 50 50 chance he will address about 8 500 people. If unavailable Nixon Hoover or Willire Rano wlan are listed as possible alternates.

Fort Wayne Ind Douglas MacArthur 4OP Roy B. Jones MacArthur Jones Richard Nixon Herbert Hoover Califeraia San Willer Rano Wlan

Blizzard Moves Toward Midwest With Cold Day Ahead

A major blizzard crossed from Canada into the Northern Plains as warnings spread across the Dakotas Wyoming and Montana. Heavy snow fell in South Dakota while power outages and evacuations occurred near Kent Washington. Four deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning followed drifting snow in Wisconsin and Michigan as cold temps lingered east of the Mississippi. Two Indianapolis children drowned after cracking ice on the White River while two Alabama brothers survived a five hour cold spell in the woods.

Canada Plains Saskatchewan Dakotas Wyoming Montana South Dakota Midwest Kent Wash Astoria Ore California Elkins W. Va Aberdeen S.C Huron S.D North Dakota Wisconsin Upper Michigan Mississippi River Indianapolis White River Alabama

Indiana Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast

An Indiana forecast shows a cold week with temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal. Daytime highs near 30s north and upper 30s to 40s south, lows 12 to 20, with a Wednesday chill and light precipitation about one tenth of an inch mainly as rain or flurries. Early temps ranged from 14 in Fort Wayne to 19 in Lafayette, with highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s across the state.

Hoosiers Indiana Weatherman Fort Wayne Evansville Indianapolis South Bend Lafayette

Fortune Teller Fined in Brazil Court Case

Madam Andrea a 44 year old Miami spiritualist pleaded guilty to fortune telling in Brazil Indiana and was fined 50 dollars and ordered to repay railroad worker Eldon Angelton 65 three hundred dollars. Angelton had paid ten dollars over six months believing funds went to a Spiritualist church. He sought 900 dollars for an investment. Felix was jailed in Clay county on 2000 dollar bond.

Brazil Ind Andrea Carnival Andrea Felix Miami Fla Eldon Angelton Angelton Felix Clay County

Class Plans Christmas Dinner at First Christian Church

The Friendly class of the First Christian church will host a Christmas dinner in the church basement on Thursday. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon with a program to follow.

First Christian Church Noor

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