Burglaries Hit Local Grocers and Club Notes Mention Events
A grocery store owned by John Payne at Ninth and D northeast was burglarized Monday night. Chris Myers’ store was entered and looted last night. Club notes mention Miss Marion Mount hosting Muchacha club and a linen shower for Edith Maxwell and Lillian Shephard. Fidelity Circle met with Mrs Ralph Thrasher. Washington dispatch notes a new era of friendly US Japan relations with the arrival of ambassador Tsueno Mathuidu.
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John Payne
Chris Myers
Marion Mount
Muchacha
Edith Maxwell
Lillian Shepherd
Dave Puckett
Fidelity Circle
Ralph Thrasher
Washington, D
United States
Japan
Tsueno Mathuidu
New Enterprise Opens In Linton Martindale Tea Room
A new Martindale Tea Room opens in the Roosevelt Hotel dining room in Linton, offering three meals daily and larger dinner parties. Mrs. Hugh Martindale will supervise cooking with a full staff, featuring redecorated dining space, up to eighty seats, a piano, and a modern, well lighted kitchen for quality service.
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Linton
Martindale Tea Rooom
Roosevelt Hotel
Hugh Martindale
Linton Country Club
Martindale
Lt Harold Resch Reported as German Prisoner of War
Mr and Mrs Walter Resch and Mrs Harold Resch learned from the War Department that their son and husband Lt Harold E Resch is a prisoner of the German government. He was listed as missing in action over Germany on Oct 17 and the family was notified Nov 15. A Linton Stockton High School graduate, he has served since 1940 and overseas briefly before the disappearance.
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Walter Resch
Harold Resch
United States War Department
Harold E. Resch
Lt. Resch
Germany
Resch
Linton Stockton High School
Word from S/Sgt William Houldson POW guard service
S/Sgt. William Houldson, a former Linton boy, is a prisoner of war guard at McAllister Oklahoma. He has spent twenty months in foreign service in England Africa Sicily and Italy. He was wounded in Naples on January 18 1944 and sent home in April. After five months in a Hot Springs Arkansas hospital he was reassigned to duty.
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William Houldson
McAllister
Okla
Houldson
England
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Naples
Hot Springs
Ark
Pvt Everett Barnard Jr Arrives in Italy
Pvt. Everett Barnard Jr arrives safely in Italy with the U S Army, according to word his wife Mrs Rosie Dove Barnard received. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Everett Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Everett Barnard JR
Italy
Edward Barnard, Jr
United States Army
Rosie Dove Barnard
Pvt. Barnard
Everett Barnard
Navy Seaman Kenney Kendall Stationed in Philippines
Word reached here that Kenney Kendall, a first class seaman with the United States Navy, is now stationed in the Philippines. He is the son of Mrs. Robert Scott and this is her first contact in ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney Kendall
United States Navy
Philippines
Kenney
Robert Scott
Pvt Roy Whipking Home On Furlough
Pvt Roy Whipking stationed at Camp Beale Cal is spending a few days furlough with his wife and baby.
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Pvt
Roy Whipking
United States Army
Camp Beale
Cal
Cage fan cheer cracks trophy case at Perry high school
Perry Iowa fans at the Perry versus Ogden basketball game caused a plate glass window in the high school trophy case to crack due to loud cheers. Perry won the game 24 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry, Ia
U.R
Perry
Perry High School
United States Air Forces Strike German Front in December Raid
The United States Eighth Air Force sent more than 300 Flying Fortresses against rail and road junctions in front of the First Army as part of a daylight offensive. RAF night blows hit Munster and Nurnberg, with attacks on Gdynia targets and German ships including the Scheer and Lutzow.
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London
U.R
United States
Eighth Air Force
U. S
First Army
Trier
Luxembourg
Gemund
RAF
Munster
Nurnberg
Gdynia
Poland
Europe
Admiral Scheer
Lutzow
Gleisenau
Aachen
Germany
Rhineland
Western Front
Baltic
Seed tonnage to grow 17 million forest trees for 1946 47
The New York State Conservation Department plans to use about one ton of seed this year to produce roughly 17,000,000 forest trees for field planting in 1946 and 1947.
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New York State Conservation Department
Linton Boy Visits Navy and Marine Friends Overseas
Pvt. Johnny Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade, with the U S Marines in the South Pacific, met Francis E Plew Sr C of the U S Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Plew, for a surprise visit. The two former Linton schoolmates exchanged home news during their time together.
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Pvt
Johnny Wade
Harry Wade
United States Marines
South Pacific
Francis E. Plew
United States Navy
George Plew
Plew
Wade
Linton
Lyons Boys Meet After Nine Months Apart
Pvt. Dallas P. Bland serving overseas unexpectedly ran into Julian Hinman from Lyons, now with the United States Navy. This marked Bland’s first sight of a hometown companion in nine months, bringing a moment of home to the Lyons unit.
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Pvt
Dallas P. Bland
United States Forces
Julian Hinman
Lyons
United States Navy
Bland
Ross Assigned to Pope Field First Troop Carrier Command
Staff Sgt. Alfred J. Ross of Parkersburg West Virginia has been assigned to Pope Field North Carolina for the First Troop Carrier Command. His wife is Violet Norena Kirby of route 1 Linton Indiana.
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Pope Field
N. C
Alfred J. Ross
Parkersburg
W. Va
First Troop Carrier Command
Violet Norena Kirby
Linton
Ind
Charles R. Steele Begins Navy Training
Charles Robert Steele age 17 son of Mrs Naoma Estes Steele of 1290 Northwest Third Street Linton Indiana is starting initial indoctrination at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes NL He will receive a period of leave after recruit training is completed.
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Charles Robert Steele
Naoma Estes Steele
Third Street
Linton
Ind
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Indiana mined coal to be restricted
Washington December Regina Ickes announces tightened rules for coal mined in Indiana Illinois and Western Kentucky to take effect January 1 to boost supplies for industrial users and retailers Industrial buyers with 91 to 120 days stock may obtain only 80 percent of current needs from mines those with over 120 days limited to 60 percent while all others keep at least 90 days stock dealers may still buy full current requirements directly from mines
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Washington
U.P
Harold L. Ickes
Indiana
Ilinois
Western
Kentucky
Ickes
Ward's Accept WLB Demands at Detroit Stores
Montgomery Ward and Company complied with a War Labor Board wage directive in Detroit amid imminent government seizure in seven cities. A company spokesman said Ward’s Detroit wage rise was independent and did not reflect full WLB demands such as maintenance of membership. The strike continued with picket lines and police on standby as court action sought to restrain violence.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Company
Warrior Board
Detroit
Sokesman
Wards
WLB
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
W. R. Rosevear
Ward
United Mail Order, Warehouse, and Retail Employer Union
CIO
Washington
War Labor Board
Circuit Court
Vincent Brennan
Ammunition Supply At Mediterranean Base For Southern France Invasion
Personnel at an Army Ordnance depot in the Mediterranean Theatre shipped Lt. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's 7th Army an initial 122,080 tons of ammunition for the invasion of southern France.
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Army Ordnance
Mediterranean Theatre of Operations
Alexander M. Patch
7Th Army
France
Poison product claim for rats and mice remedy
An advertisement promotes SAP-KUL and SAF-KIL as safe rodent killers for homes. It claims rapid, overnight elimination with no harm to pets or people and offers a money back guarantee. The copy uses persuasive language to urge readers to sprinkle the product where infestations occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eave Ok Sekacek
Col McCormick to Wed This Thursday
Col Robert R. McCormick publisher of the Chicago Tribune will marry Mrs Maryland Mathison Hooper in Chicago this Thursday Chauncey McCormick cousin of the groom disclosed. Mrs Hooper mother of two girls and recently divorced in Mexico and Chicago courts last Saturday attended by close friends including Eleanor Patterson and Captain Joseph M Patterson observers from the press.
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Chicago
WAPE
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Maryland Mathison Hooper
Chauncey McCormick
Hoper
Henry Hooper
Mexico
Eleanor Patterson
Washington Times-Herald
Joseph M. Patterson
New York Daily News
Livestock Prices in Indianapolis Midwest Markets
Livestock report from Indianapolis shows hogs totaling 12,000 with varied weights trading mostly steady to slightly higher for lighter hogs and sows 25 lower. Cattle and calves totals around 3,500 with steers and heifers steady, cows mostly steady. top hog and cattle prices cited including 16.50 for 1057 lb steers and 17.50 for top cattle, with ranges across weight classes and grades.
Island City Social News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Haden Stevens shopped in Linton Monday. Mrs James Angleton visited relatives in Linton Tuesday. Loren Carpenter of Wayne Michigan formerly of here dined with the Stevens Wednesday. Alfred Shoptow and children of Linton visited here Wednesday evening. Albert Page of Bethel visited here Friday. Denney Fordice of Mt Moriah visited Saturday evening with the Stevens. James Angleton and family traveled to Terre Haute on business Wednesday.
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Haden Stevens
Linton
James Angleton
Loren Carpenter
Wayne, Mich
Here
Jesse Stevens
Alfred Shoptow
Albert Page
Bethel
Denney Fordice
Mt. Moriah
Terre Haute
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Hamilton Drug CO
Col. McCormick
Wolf
Sharyn Moffett
William Gargan Wallace
WED
THURS
Pitture
Ginger Rogers
Aia ‘Llison
Reulo Bondi Soburn
George Stevens
Pandro
Berman
P. J. Wolfson
Ernest Pagano
Richard Dix
Wendy Barri
Indianapolis
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Bill
For All
Rock, Flinch
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World Globes
N. Main
Sterling Brewers, Inc
Evansville, Ind
Dick Fischer
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