Indiana deer hunting boom boosts state funds and fur market
Hoosiers buy 20,202 deer licenses in a brief season, with each hunter spending at least 25 dollars. State forester says the hunt boosts fish and game funds and highlights potential reforestation gains. Fur buyers’ slump harms muskrat and mink prices, fueling fox and rabbit population shifts. Health officials link mental well being to physical health amid infrastructure concerns.
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Indiana
H. P. Cottingham
Fish and Game
State Department of Conservation
State Fish and Game Fund
Ralph F. Wilcox
Russia
USA
U. S
New York
Schricker and Craig clash over auto license plates sale
Indiana governor and governor elect fight over license plate sale timing. Schricker orders plates to go on sale Jan 2 despite Craig plan for Jan 26. Parker will follow Schricker's order while Craig plans an orderly changeover.
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Schricker
Craig
Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Henry F. Schricker
George N. Craig
GOP
Crawford Parker
Parker
Noland C. Wright
New York
Former Resident Anna Faulds Maden Dies in Clinton
Anna Faulds Maden 48 formerly of Linton died Monday at Vermillion county hospital Clinton after a short illness. She is survived by husband Roy Maden two daughters Dessa Biewend Irene Maden her father James Faulds Clinton two brothers Harold and Robert Faulds Clinton and three sisters Mary Riley Margaret Schaubert Detroit Mich Kathryn Gorby Terre Haute. Funeral 10:30 Thursday at First Funeral Home Clinton burial Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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Anna Faulds Maden
Clinton
Linton
Vermillion County Hospital
Harold
Robert Faulds
Mary Riley
Margaret Schaubert
Detroit
Mich
Kathryn Gorby
Terre Haute
Walnut Grove
Windsor Declines Attend Queen Elizabeth II Coronation
The Duke of Windsor and his American Duchess will not attend Queen Elizabeth II's coronation next June. The couple plans to spend Christmas in the United States in exile. A one page unsigned statement, bearing the ducal crest, was sent to news agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke of Windsor
Elizabeth II
United States
Duchess of Windsor
State Beauty Queens Do Battle Over Miss Indiana Title
In Indianapolis two beauty queens claim the Miss Indiana title. Ann Garnier says the state contest win makes her Miss Indiana for Miss America. Virginia Ann Johnson argues she is Miss Indiana as Miss Universe representative. A local photo caption sparked the feud and promoters eye copyright filings and title reservations.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Ann Garnier
Virginia Ann Johnson
Virginia
Secretary of State
Fortnightly Club to Host Christmas Party Friday
The Fortnightly club will meet with Mrs. Henry Freund at 2:00 o clock Friday afternoon for its annual Christmas party.
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Henry Freund
Yuletide Closing Hours Announced
Local merchants announced extended Lin ton store hours for the pre Christmas season. Stores will stay open until 8 00 p m on Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday December 19 20 22 and 23 and close at 5 00 p m on Christmas Eve December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Tito Breaks Yugoslavia Vatican Relations
Tito announces rupture with the Vatican citing hostile actions against his anti-Kremlin government. He condemns the Stepinac cardinal nomination as hostile and notes recall of Yugoslavia's papal nuncio as the breach follows a hostile speech and long deteriorating relations.
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London
U.P
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Vatican
Offic
Tito
Kremlin
Stepinac
Churchill to Visit Washington for Talks With Eisenhower
A high level source says Prime Minister Churchill plans a February or March visit to the United States for talks with President Eisenhower. Churchill may bring Foreign Secretary Eden and Chancellor Butler. Arrangements hinge on Eisenhower's January 20 inauguration.
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London
U.P
Winston Churchill
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Churchill
Anthony Eden
R. A. Butler
Eisenhower
House of Commons
Washington
White House
Craig pledges crackdown on reckless drivers in Indianapolis
Governor elect George N. Craig pledged an enforcement crackdown on reckless drivers in Indianapolis to curb highway deaths. The move signals a strong stance from the incoming administration aimed at reducing traffic fatalities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
George N. Craig
Guest Speaker Rev. Stoerker to Address Linton Service
Rev. A. Stoerker of Aurora will be guest speaker at a 7 30 p m service at Linton Saron Evangelical and Reformed church. Stoerker is pastor of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church in Aurora. Congregation leaders urged all members and friends to attend.
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A. Stoerker
Aurora, Jrl
Linton Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mr. Stoerker
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aurora
Burned 87 year old Mrs Reed dies in Bloomfield accident
Mrs Flo Reed of Bloomfield died at 3 15 pm Tuesday in Freeman Greene county hospital after a bottle gas stove fire. She moved too close to flames. clothing caught fire. Survived by niece Mrs Zora Sweeney and grand-niece Mrs Frieda Enebak. Funeral Friday at Bloomfield Methodist Church.
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Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Flo Reed
Bloomfield
Chaney
Mrs. Reed
Glenn Chaney
Columbus
Thomas Giltner
Bloomfield Methodist Church
Richard Reed
Zora Sweeney
Mansfield
Ohio
Frieda Enebak
Shelbyville
Jenkins
Linton F O P Chooses Officers for Year
New officers for the Linton lodge No 105 Fraternal Order of Police were elected this week at a City hall meeting. Elected: president Joe Feeny vice president Austin Greenway secretary treasurer Ancil Tryon chaplain Charles Lawrence conductor Thurston Guthery outer guard James Shelton inner guard Lem Clark trustees Jewell Herndon Charles Lawrence Robert Hemmer ling auditing committee Arthur Pinkston James Shelton Hobart Cooper.
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Linton Lodge No
Order of Police
City Hall
Joe Feeny
Austin Greenway
Ancil Tryon
Charles Lawrence
Thurston Guthery
James Shelton
Lem Clark
Jewell Herndon
Robert Hemmerling
Arthur Pinkston
Hobart Cooper
DiSalle To Head Wage-Price Control Effort
President Truman named Michael V. DiSalle to run wage-price controls through the end of his administration. DiSalle, a 194-pound former price stabilizer, will oversee the program beyond Roger Putnam’s departure and warn that ending controls could spark inflation.
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DiSalle
Ael V. DiSalle
Truman
Roger S. Putnam
Defense
Henry H. Fowler
Putnam
Fowler
Policeman Chases Motorist on Foot in Greene County
State Policeman George Campbell pursued Lawrence Jenkins after a collision on State Road 54 near Switz City. Jenkins, driving from Switz City, fled when flagged down, resisted arrest, and was captured after a foot chase. He pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined 25 dollars and costs plus 60 days at the Indiana State Penal Farm.
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George Campbell
Greene
Bloomfield
Campbell
Kenneth Fortner
Lawrence Jenkins
Switz City
Jenkins
Switz
Indiana State Penal Farm
Bert Sills Moves to Rest Haven
Bert Sills, longtime Linton resident, moved from a south side one room bungalow to Rest Haven. His health has been poor recently. The prior Rest Haven home was funded by Linton donations and built by the fire department. The facility sits on city property with an understanding it would become city property if Bert could no longer use it. Local police assisted in the move.
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Bert Sills
Linton
Rest Haven
Bert
1952 Tax School to Be Held Here
The annual District Tax schools for farmers to learn income tax reporting will be held Thursday December 18 at the Lincoln public library. From 9:00 am to 3:00 pm with a noon recess. Anson Thomas of the Indiana Farm Bureau and George Harvey of Research will conduct the school. Fred Bogard Greene County Farm Bureau chair urges all farmers to attend for first hand tax information. The school is free and open to the public.
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Public Library
Linton
Anson Thomas
Tax and Legislative Department
Indiana Farm Bureau
George Harvey
Fred Bogard
Greene County Farm Bureau
Eisenhower and MacArthur Meet Ahead of Korea Plan
President elect Eisenhower and Gen. Douglas MacArthur allegedly met at the home of John Foster Dulles for a lunch meeting. The encounter would be their first since 1946 and follows MacArthur's call for a clear solution to the Korean stalemate.
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New York
U.P
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Korea
MacArthur
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tokyo
Commodore Hotel
American Superforts Hit North Korea Supply Centers in Heavy Raid
American B-29s from Okinawa pounded 99 Communist supply buildings in the Haeju Peninsula as conditions worsened with hurricane winds. Sabrejet pilots claimed several MIGs in four duels, while B-26 night bombers destroyed boxcars locomotives and Red trucks along the eastern coast.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
North Korea
Paul J. Jacobson
Elmore
Minn
Vincent la Stacy
Crystal Falls
Mich
5Th Air Force
Marine Air
Okinawa
Haeju Peninsula
Tanchon
Methodist Choir To Present Cantata Holy Night
The Christmas cantata Holy Night by Ashford will be performed at 7:00 p m Sunday evening in Linton First Methodist Church by the church choir directed by Mrs Bert J Barnes with Miss Vivian N Humphreys as accompanist. Soloists include Carol Johnson Sherell Johnson Bob Millen Mrs Roy A Borders Mrs Donald Wright and Mrs Barnes. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Linton First Methodist Church
Bert J. Barnes
Vivian N. Humphreys
Santa Will Visit Dugger on Dec. 24
The Dugger community hosts a Christmas party and show for children on Wednesday at 1:00 pm sponsored by local merchants. Santa will hand out candy in the downtown area before a free Cozy theater program at 1:45 pm featuring a Rex Allen Western and a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
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Dugger
Santa Claus
Dugger Merchants
Santa
Rex Allen
Bugs Bunny
The
Sunset Wranglers Club Christmas Party at Park House
The Sunset Wranglers club hosts a Christmas party at the Conservation club house in Lee Sherrard park at 7 30 p m Friday. Officers for next year will be elected and refreshments provided. Members urged to attend with families. A gift exchange is planned with 50c gifts for children and 75c gifts for adults.
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Sunset Wranglers Club
Conservation Club
Lee Sherrard Park
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State Board of Health
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World Health Organization
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Romania
McGranery
International
Yuletide
Belgrade
Silvio Oddi
Joseph Patrick Hurley
St. Augustine
Fla
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Zagreb
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Linton F.O.P
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Edward Rosensteil
International Soundphoto
Senate
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Morningside Heights
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James C. Hagertyn
Hagerty
Methodist Choir
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