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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1952

Page

6

Stassen Named Mutual Security Head in Eisenhower Lift

Harold E. Stassen, age 45, rises to Mutual Security administrator in the Eisenhower administration. A former Minnesota county attorney at 23 and three term governor from 31, he served with Admiral Halsey in war, helped found the UN in 1945, interviewed Stalin in 1947, and sought the presidency in 1948 and 1952. He later led the University of Pennsylvania, is married with two children.

Washington Harold E. Stassen Eisenhower Stassen Minnesota Admiral Halsey San Francisco Stalin University of Pennsylvania

Two Inaugural Balls Planned for Washington

On Inauguration Day January 20 two inaugural balls will be held two miles apart at the Uline Arena and the National Guard Armory. Gen Eisenhower asked for the split to accommodate demand for boxes and tickets, allowing about 14 000 attendees total with 8 000 in the Arena and 6 000 in the Armory. Tickets will not be interchangeable.

Washington Eisenhower Uline Arena National Guard Joseph C. McGarraghy Wight D. Eisenhower United States George Washington King George New York United States of America

Hospital Births and Dismissals Report in Linton Area

Mrs Frances Ray of Bloomfield welcomed son Marcus Wayne eight pounds four ounces born Tuesday. A daughter Shirley Maxine eight pounds born to Mrs Robert Pearson Tuesday. Dismissals included Mrs Ethel Haseman and Mrs Annetta Cooksey both of Linton. Additional dismissals: Mrs Alice Alderson and Mrs Isabel Currans of Linton, Octave Mercier of Linton, Mrs Clarren Nolan and Mrs Helen Leake of Linton, Roy Armstrong and George Liddil of Linton.

Frances Ray Bloomfield Marcus Wayne Shirley Maxine Robert Pearson Ethel Haseman Linton Annetta Cooksey Alice Alderson Isabel Octave Mercier Clarren Nolan Helen Leake Roy Armstrong George Liddil

Injured Linton Boy Improves After Auto Mishap

Larry Miller nine, son of Mr and Mrs Orval Miller of Linton, injured Sunday night when he fell from a car with his parents and siblings, is reported improved at Methodist hospital Indianapolis. He regained consciousness after suffering a fractured skull and shoulder on State Road 59 northwest of Linton.

Larry Miller Orval Miller Linton Methodist Indianapolis

Pisarev Arrest Reported by Soviet Embassy

The Hague: Pisarev was arrested after weeks of shadowing. The Soviet embassy was informed and he was questioned for hours through the night, reportedly denying any espionage activities.

the Hague Pisarev

Rassie Duncan Dies at 53 in Freeman-Greene County

Raymond Rassie Duncan of Coal City died at 8:35 p.m. Tuesday in Freeman-Greene county hospital after a lengthy illness. He had lived in Jasonville. his wife predeceased him. Survived by mother Cora Duncan, daughter Betty Bridges, sister Nora Cole, three brothers William Joseph Duncan and Claude Duncan, and one grandchild. Body to Schoppenhorst Funeral Home in Clay City.

Raymond Rassie Duncan Coal City Freeman-Greene County Hospital Jasonville Cora Duncan Betty Bridges Nora Cole Colorado Springs Colo William Joseph Duncan Claude Duncan Germfask Mich Schoppenhorst Clay City

Russian Journalist Held On Spy Charges In Hague

A Russian Tass correspondent Len Constantinovich Pisarev aged 37 was arrested in The Hague after arranging a meeting on a bridge to receive secret documents from a Dutch contact. Police found secret papers at Pisarev's apartment and he remains in custody on spying charges.

the Hague Netherlands Foreign Ministry Len Constantinovitch Pisarev Tass

Trumans to Remain At Washington

The Truman family will spend Christmas at the White House for the second time as president. Bess Truman will not greet Jackson County Girls Training School carolers and Margaret Truman will miss Trinity Episcopal Church choir in Independence. The family’s Christmas at the White House is portrayed as quieter and the last such occasion during Truman’s presidency.

Washington Harry Truman Missouri Jackson County Bess Truman Margaret Truman Independence Trinity Episcopal Church Trumans White House Mr. Truman Abraham Lincolns Theodore Roosevelts Franklin D. Roosevelts

Truman Family Plans Christmas Traditions After Loss

Mrs. Truman mourns her 90 year old mother as the Truman family prepares to keep Christmas traditions alive. The article notes Christmas remains a major family event with plans underway to honor the long standing customs.

Mrs. Truman Truman

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