Indiana News and National Trends in the 19th Century Journal
The piece surveys early postal woes in Indiana with editorials about postmasters delaying papers, then shifts to 1827 congressional documents and 1830s graduates. It cites 1950s cattle, beef yields, broiler and turkey production, and price drops. It notes Korean veterans using the G I bill and college enrollments led by Indiana University Purdue Notre Dame. It ends with a note on auto insurance merit plans and Indiana's regulatory stance.
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Indiana
Indiana Journal
Cincinnati
Hoosier College
G.I
Indiana University
Purdue
Notre Dame
Chicago
USA
U.S.A
Here for Holidays Miss Helen Moore Visits
Miss Helen Moore of Ande son spends the Christmas holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs L M Moore of Linton.
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Helen Moore
Andeson
L. M. Moore
Linton
Air and patrol fighting as Christmas cease-fire fades
UN forces clashed with Chinese and North Korean units along the Korean front. Patrols attacked purging positions near Kumhwa while a hand to hand fight occurred on the Central Front. Red offensives waned after Patton tanks battered enemy armor. MiG-15s probed toward Seoul but retreated as Sabre jets engaged.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
United Nations
U.N
Sniper
Triangle Hill
Kumhwa
West Central
Chorwon
Air Force
Hopeful Update On Siamese Twins After Separation
Chicago story of Royt and wife Brodie hoping for normal lives for Siamese twin boys Roger Lee and Rodney Dee 15 months old. Both remain in dangerous condition ten days after a 12 hour 40 minute operation to separate tissue at the skull joint. Roger Lee in coma and precarious condition. Rodney Dee critical but eating formula, parents consented to the risky procedure.
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Chicago
U.P
Royt Brodie
Roger Lee
Rodney Dee
Brodie
East Moline
Roger
Rodney
Moderate Weather Ahead for Indiana
New Year's Eve celebrants in Indiana will be offered a mild blend of weather. Five day outlook calls for moderate temperatures and no precipitation to Wednesday night. Weekend stays chilly with a milder trend early next week. Northern Indiana may see snow flurries. Highs near 32 to 41 and lows 16 to 22.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Yugoslavia Cuts Defense Budget for 1953
Belgrade Yugoslavia slashed its defense budget by 57 million dollars for 1953 and announced plans to expand some military industry and grow the Navy. Deputy defense minister Ivan Gosniyak presented the new budget to the National Assembly, a figure 57 050 000 dollars below the prior year.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.P
den Ivan Gosniyak
UUU
Yugosavia National Assembly
Ivus
Indiana Sees 1952 Holiday Traffic Toll Hit Record
Indiana marks a record 1 250 traffic deaths by mid morning of 1952 with six travel days left. Among the dead are Indianapolis residents Jean W. Miers 65 and Nellie Burton 31. Causes include rear collision on US 52 and a missing hit-and-run driver sought by state police.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Nellie Burton
Jean W. Miers
Albert F. Lesaulnier
Marian Wise
Katherine Thomas
James Sells
Muncie
Leland Scott
Hammond
Thomas Gutierez
Gary
Nellie E. McC
Local guests gather for Christmas Day visits
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Jamison of Terre Haute join Mr. and Mrs. L. B Welch of Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne W. Keller of Fort Wayne, Mrs. Zelda Jackson of Bloomfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Buc Roush and family of Linton were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bric Roush.
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S. D. Jamison
Terre Haute
L. B Welch
Bloomfield
Wayne W. Keller
Fort Wayne
Zelda Jackson
Buc Roush
Linton Wer
Bric Roush
Russians Free Lt Horace Sincore After 32 Days in East Germany
In Berlin, Soviet authorities released American Lt Horace J. Sincore of Homestead Florida after holding him 32 days. He wandered into East Germany on Nov 24 while dressed as a war games aggressor. An American spokesman said he was treated well during captivity. Meanwhile French authorities protested a fatal Christmas Day shooting of a German policeman by three Russians who invaded the French sector in Frohnau near the border.
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Thomas
Paul
Anderson
Darnells
Graham
Benton
Sells
U.S. 36
Mt. Summit
Blue River
Harris McDonald
New Castle
Gary
Dale F. Sands
Charles Carr
Saint John
Ind
Carr
Berlin
U.P
Horace J. Sincore
Homestead
Fla
East Germany
Sincore
West Berlin
Herbert Bauer
Frohnau
Former Greene County Teacher Dies in Montezuma
Jacob A. Adams 62 a former Greene County schoolteacher died yesterday in Montezuma. Born in Greene County he graduated from Pleasantville High School and earned a chemistry degree from Indiana University. He taught in Greene and nearby counties before becoming a Montezuma merchant and was a Masonic member. Survived by his widow Lena Coffin Adams four sons and one daughter funeral Sunday at 1:00 p.m. at the Montezuma Christian Church.
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Jacob A. Adams
Greene County
Montezuma
James Utterback
Iloe Casey
Lin
Mr. Adams
Pleasantville
Indiana University
Greene
Masonic Lodge
Lena Coffin Adams
Christian Church
Rarick to push jail terms for drunken driving
Rep. Frank O. Rarick of Warsaw says he will introduce a 1953 Indiana bill setting mandatory jail from five days to six months for drunk driving. He advocates lowering the intoxication threshold on drunkometer tests and argues fines are ineffective to deter drinking drivers.
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Warsaw
Ind
U.P
Frank O. Rarick
Rarick
Ike Puts Personal Visit to Dentist in NYC
President elect Eisenhower and his personal physician Gen. Howard Snyder left his name for a downtown trip. He said he was going to see the dentist and stressed it was purely personal.
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NEW York
U.P
Eisenhower
Howard Snyder
Tislow Funeral Rites Held Here
Marion B. Tislow 54 a coal miner died of a heart attack at his home 389 C street northeast. He had worked 25 years for Sherwood Templeton at the Friar Tuck mine. Services were at Welch and Cornett Funeral home with Rev. W R Lynch. burial in Fairmont cemetery Huntingburg. Survivors: widow Fannie Survant Tislow, son Marion Earl, sister Mrs Lloyd Burch, mother Mrs Opha Tislow, one granddaughter Dianna.
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Marion B. Tiislow
C” Street
T Listow
Friar Tuck
Sherwood-Templeton Coal Company
Welch and Cornett
W. R. Lynch
Fairmont
Huntingburg
Masonic Lodge
Petersburg
Mr. Tislow
Winslow
Clem
Opha Bethell Tislow
Linton
Sherwood-Templeton Company
Masonic Lodge No
United Mine Workers of America
Tislow
Fannie
Survant Tislow
Marion Earl Tisow
Terre Haute
Lloyd Burch
Opha Tislow
Dianna Tislow
Masons to Install 1953 Officers at Local Temple
The Linton Masonic lodge will install new officers at 8:00 p.m. Saturday in the Masonic Temple. Named officers include Clifton Strong as Worshipful Master Robert Blevens Senior Warden Frank Moody Junior Warden James Jackson Senior Deacon Reese Harbin Junior Deacon Robert O Millen Senior Steward Wesley Hensley Junior Steward Victor Wright trustee Herbert Price chaplain and Otha Counterman tyler. The lodge invites the public to attend.
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Linton
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Clifford Strong
Robert Blevens
Frank Moody
James Jackson
Reese Harbin
Robert O. Millen
Wesley Hensley
Victor Wright
Herbert Price
Otha Counterman
Tyler
License Issued For Greene County Couple at Bloomfield
A marriage license was issued by Frankie Justus Jr clerk of the Greene circuit court at Bloomfield to Robert E Koeh ler and Ardath Elaine Osbor both of Lyons.
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Frankie Justus Jr
Greene
Bloomfield
Robert E. Koehler
Ardath Elaine Osbor
Lyons
Christmas Buying Sets New Records
Washington government economists say the Christmas shopping season ended as the largest in U.S. history with December sales around 14 billion dollars, up from 13 billion last year. They cite higher incomes lower prices more toy materials easier installment buying and worn-out earlier purchases as reasons. New York City showed only a modest rise in sales overall.
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Washington
U.P
New York City
New York
New License Plates To Go on Sale Jan 2
Lin ton’s Bureau of Motor Vehicles office will start selling 1953 license plates on Friday January 2. Office manager Mrs. Evelyn Dye advised bring personal and poll tax receipts or a county treasurer statement proving no taxes due. She urged checking mail registration blanks for accuracy and noted the 1953 tags will display black characters on a green field.
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Linton
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Evelyn Dye
Birth Announcement for Dena Ann Foster in Waycross
Mr and Mrs Charles Foster announce the birth of their daughter Dena Ann in Waycross Georgia weighing seven pounds nine ounces born December 4 The baby is the granddaughter of the late Rev M D Foster former pastor of the First Christian Church of Linton and a former Linton resident.
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Charles Foster
Waycross
Dena Ann
Foster
Linton
M. D. Foster
First Christian Church of
Blast in Nagoya Kills Nine, Injures Twenty Two
A thunderous explosion and fire in a downtown Nagoya business district killed nine people and injured twenty two. The blast wrecked ten stores, marking Nagoya's second major explosion in four days after a nitrogen serializer blast last Monday that killed sixteen and injured about three hundred.
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Agoya
Japan
U.P
Nagoya
C.c.ory
Eisenhower Silent On Stalin Peace Meeting Hint
President elect Eisenhower keeps quiet on a possible Stalin face to face to ease cold war tensions. John Foster Dulles says if Stalin offers concrete proposals they will be seriously received through diplomatic channels. Stalin favors a meeting and Moscow papers print the stance but offer no comment.
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Washington
U.P
John Foster Dulles
Eiserhower
Josef Stalin
Dulles
Eisenhower
Stalin
New York
John Foster Dulles Dulles
Korea
Moscow
U.S
Moscow Radio
Women of the Moose Plan Evening Meeting
The Women of the Moose meet at 8:00 PM tonight at the Moose hall. Chapter night will be observed and members are asked to bring gifts for contest prizes plus candy fruit and nuts for refreshments.
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The
Moose
Moose Hall
Slaying of County Man at Spencer is Studied Today
Police in Spencer questioned Norman Bland's nephew Martin Bland about the death of Aland Uland in downtown Spencer. Uland a World War II veteran was found shot near Bland's home after an argument at a filling station. Uland, 30, lived in Solsberry route one and had worked for Allison Manufacturing and Standard Oil. Funeral services set for Solsberry Methodist Church with Jenkins and Sons in charge.
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Spencer
Norman Bland
Martin Bland
Owen County
Carl Christy Thaat
Aland
Spencer Town
Chester McGuire
Bland
Uland
Marshall McGuire
Indianapolis
Christy
Orval and
Mariah Bingham Uland
Allison Manufacturing Company
Standard Oil Company
Orval Uland
Solsberry
Ivan Uland
Emil Uland
Hobart Carfour
Zay Knight
Lillie Keasling
Freedom
Solsberry Methodist Church
Solberry
Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home
Bloomfield
Cass Motorist Charged With Intoxicated Drive
Herbert Farnham of Cass, 22, was held after his 1946 auto struck a boulevard light on A Street Northeast in Linton at 1 30 am. The pole toppled forty feet, four trees were hit, and the car ran off, damaging the light about 200 dollars. He faces operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charges in Linton Mayor Robert C McFadden's court.
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Cass
Farnham
Linton
Ancil Tryon
Charles Lawrence
Pastor Brandenburg Rejoins Congregation After Hospital Stay
Rev. W. S. Brandenburg pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church was released from St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute after five weeks and returned to his duties on his church route Wednesday.
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W. S. Brandenburg
Evangelical
United Brethren Church
St. Anthony's
Terre Haute
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