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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1952

Page

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Indiana high schools push basketball as state backbone

Indiana’s high school basketball system includes 755 teams with wide parity and gym capacity for 700000. Commissioner L V Phillips notes input from small and large schools in a tourney that has survived wars and grown into a major state enterprise with substantial revenues and media coverage.

Raub Round Grove Flint L. V. Phillips Indiana Crawfordsville Ohio Illinois Hoosier High School Phillips Indiana High School Athletic Association Butler

Red Drive Blunted By South Koreans Airfield Attacked

South Korean infantry halted the heaviest Chinese assault along the Frozen Korean front at Rocky Point Sniper Ridge. Fifty-four bullets and shells were exchanged during a five hour fight leaving 42 Chinese dead or wounded. American Superforts then bombed a Communist airstrip near Pyongyang, while Marine Corsairs harassed bunkers on the Western Front amidst overcast conditions.

Seoul Korea U.P Bunker Hill Rocky Point U.N Pyongyang North Korea Marine Corsairs

Local Man Admitted To Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Freel Earl Bender of 635 A Street Northeast Linton was admitted to Methodist Hospital Indianapolis last Saturday. His address is 5 North Methodist Hospital.

Freel Earl Bender Linton Methodist Hospital Indianapolis

Mrs Metge 67 Dies After Fall In Freeman-Greene County

Mrs. Mathilda Metge of Linton aged 67 died at 5 30 Sunday morning in Freeman-Greene county hospital after eight weeks as a patient following a fractured hip. Born in France January 25 1885 she came to the United States in 1904 and to Linton in 1910. Survived by one brother Fernand Passeneau Miami Florida one niece Mrs Fern Robertson Bloomfield Hill Michigan and three nephews Louis Jaffre Bloomfield Charles Passeneau Idaho Raymond Passeneau Campbell. Funeral at Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with Deaconess Nola D Yoder officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery.

Mathilda Metge Linton France Freeman-Greene County Hospital Mrs. Metge Louis Mathilda Passeneau United States Pennsylvania Fiorens Metge Metge Fernand Passeneau Miami Fla Fern Robertson Bloomfield Hill Mich Louis Jaffre Bloomfield Charles Passeneau Idaho Raymond Passeneau Campbell Welch and Cornett Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Nola D. Yoder Fairview Cemetery

Typhoon Hits Islands In Pacific Today

The Navy reported a typhoon with 70 mile per hour winds swept Eniwetok island in the central Pacific. Seas ran 30 feet high and most of the island was under water. No serious casualties or emergency needs were reported.

Honolulu T. H Navy Eniwetok Island Central Pacific

Arthur McGuire dies. Sullivan publisher and former mayor

Arthur McGuire 68 longtime Sullivan County Democrat publisher and former mayor of Sullivan died suddenly at Mary Sherman Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He led Sullivan newspapers for nearly 50 years and served as Sullivan mayor 1941 1948. Survived by wife Dona and five daughters. funeral Tuesday at Billman Mortuary.

Sullivan,Ind Arthur McGuire Sullivan County Democrat Sullivan Mary Sherman Hospital McGuire Sullivan County Sullivan Times The Democrat MccGuire Lodge Sullivan Masonic Lodge Sullivan Elks’ Lodge Sullivan Baptist Church Dona McGuire Ruth Thayer Becky Buzard Helen Hash Carmel Ind Dona Fern Smith Hartford City

Bidault Seeks Third Postwar Term in France Crisis

Paris reports former premier Georges Bidault agreed to form France's 18th postwar cabinet and seek party support after the government crisis. He conveyed his plan to President Auriol and faces poor prospects for independents and Peasant deputies amid party defections and de Gaulle rally developments.

Paris Georges Bidault France Popular Republican Party MRP Vincent Auroil Bidault Antoine Pignay Auriol Charles de Gaulle RPF

Council Will Meet in Pocahontas Hall Tonight

Chickateth Council in Pocahontas schedules its last 1952 meeting at 7:00 PM at the hall. Entertainment and refreshments planned. Officers urge full attendance.

Chickateth Pocahontas

Joker floods Trafalgar Fountain with soap suds

A practical jokester dumped about 50 pounds of soap flakes into the Trafalgar Square fountain in London. The suds overflowed as water was turned on, threatening to flood the square.

London Trafalgar Square

Greene circuit court grants two divorces in Bloomfield

In Greene circuit court at Bloomfield, two divorces were granted. Orpha B. Lutes won a divorce from David L. Lutes with her prior name restored and a property settlement approved. William E. Mitchell divorced Cora Mae Mitchell with defendant awarded housegoods. Several other cases were continued or set for future dates.

Greene Bloomfield Avery Shaffer Kenneth Sullivan Orpha B. Lutes David L. Lutes Orpha Hardesty Monroe County William E. Mitchell Cora Mae Mitchell Harold J. Cruser Annette Cruser Hazel M. Tetrick Kelsie Tetrick Madge Mowery John Mowery

Linton Serviceman Injured Enroute Home in Fog Accident

John R. Mahan of Linton is hospitalized in Fredericksville Ohio with injuries from a auto crash while enroute to spend the holidays with wife Janet Mahan. He and two other Naval hospital servicemen were in the wreck when fog reduced visibility and the car struck a bridge. exact injuries and other names were not learned.

Linton John R. Mahan Fredricksville Ohio Janet Mahan Naval Hospital

Kivett Appointed To State Position

Indianapolis naval officer Si las Kivett Jr. will be Indiana's new chief deputy attorney general announced by Attorney General-elect Edwin K. Steers. Kivett, a lieutenant commander, heads the Navy training center at Sioux City Iowa and has been president of the Marion County Republican Veterans.

Indianapolis Silas Kivett Jr Indiana Edwin K. Steers Kivett Navy Sioux City Marion County Republican Veterans

Texas Rancher Commits Suicide In Flight Dive

William Cox a 24 year old rancher from near Sweetwater Texas opted to crash his five seat Cessna 170 into a gravel pit near Sweetwater after long radio exchanges with ground observers. He spoke of things being messed up and refused to land despite pleas. He died instantly when the plane struck at 400 feet.

Sweetwater Tex U.P William Cox Cox SAA Abilene Nillsdale Sweetwate Marathon Don Patterson Patterson CAA Calvin Montgomery

IRS agent to help federal taxpayers at Linton Post Office

An IRS representative will assist taxpayers in preparing returns at the Linton post office. The schedule lists January and February dates with hours from 8 00 a m to 4 45 p m. No charge for the service. Bring last year’s return if possible. Farmers who do not file estimated income should file by January 31.

Internal Revenue Service Linton Post Office

39th A-bomb Test Seen Near Las Vegas Proving Ground

History’s 39th atomic explosion appears readied at the Las Vegas area testing site in Nevada. Informants suggest a target city or battlefield may be built to test a new warhead or missile device as thousands of expendable structures rise at the Nevada proving ground.

Washington Las Vegas Proving Ground Nevada Desert Las Vegas Kalispell Mont AEC Albuquerque N. M Nevada Proving Ground

Partial admission in Spencer fatal shotgun slaying

Martin Bland 26 of Spencer admitted to police he probably killed Norman Bland 28 in a Christmas morning shooting. He signed a statement after a lie detector test and ballistic tests linked the shotgun to the crime. Bland is charged with manslaughter and held in Owen County Jail in Spencer after services for the victim at Solsberry.

Solsberry Spencer Martin Bland Norman Bland Bland Indianapolis Carl Christy Owen County

Former Resident Blanche Nichols Ellis Dies in Indianapolis

Blanche Nichols Ellis 50, born in Linton June 2 1902, died suddenly at 12 15 am at 435 South Rochester Indianapolis after a heart attack. Survived by husband Lawrence E Ellis 1 son Wilfred Roach of Indianapolis and mother Pearl Dixon of Linton. Body to lie in state at Conkle Funeral Home Indianapolis until Wednesday morning then to Welch and Cornett Funeral Home in Linton for viewing Thursday at 1 30 pm with Rev Sam Tuttle. burial in Fairview Cemetery.

Blanche Nichols Ellis Linton South Rochester Street Indianapolis Ellis Kate and Pearl Meredith Nichols Lawrence E. Ellis Wilfred Roach Pearl Tobe Dixon Conkle Funeral Home West Sixteenth Street Welch and Cornett Sam Tuttle Fairview Cemetery

Fort Hood Promotes Edward Sargent to Sergeant

The commanding officer of the 317th Tank Battalion at Fort Hood promoted Edward Sargent to sergeant.

Marriage licenses issued by Greene Clerk Bloomfield area

The Greene circuit court Clerk in Bloomfield issued licenses to Van Otto Bough of Linton and Dorothy Payne of Linton. Also licensed were Robert Lee Emery of Bloomfield and Theatha Marie Dyer of Worthington, Harry Roy Wilson of Aurelia Iowa and Lucille Seales of Montgomery, William Eli Thompson of Worthington route two and Inez Marie Thompson of Bloomfield route four.

Frankie Justus Jr Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield van Otto Bough Dorothy Payne Linton Robert Lee Emery Theatha Marie Dyer Worthington Harry Roy Wilson Aurelia Iowa Lucille Seales Montgomery William Eli Thompson Inez Marie Thompson

Holidays set traffic death record across nation

Traffic deaths over the four day Christmas period reached an all time high since cars began. From Christmas Eve 6 PM to midnight Sunday 581 auto deaths plus 7 in plane crashes 79 in fires and 97 in other accidents total 764. Texas led with 57 deaths and two major tragedies occurred in Hawley and Arlington.

United Press National Safety Council Ned H. Dearbor The Safety Council Texas Hawley Tex Arlington

Court May Rule In Recount Case

Greene County Court may order a further recount or rule on disputed ballots in the Dowden Benham race for Second District County Commissioner. Benham, Democrat, led by twelve votes after a prior recount. Dowden, Republican, contests the result. Benham to be sworn in Jan 1953 unless the court decides otherwise.

Greene County Greene Bloomfield William H. Dowden John Guy Benham Benham Mr. Benham Jane Mr. Dowden

Charges Filed In Linton Public Intoxication Case

Emil Ducnane y of this city faces public intoxication charges filed in Linton police court after Saturday morning arrest by Police Chief Bill Coleman and Officer Austin Greenway. Trial was set before Mayor Robert C. McFadde today.

Linton Emil Ducnaney Bill Coleman Austin Greenway Robert C. MccFadde

MacArthur rejects Truman charge on Korea war self glorification

General of the Army Douglas MacArthur called President Truman's claim that he sought an all out Far East war inaccurate and misleading He said his aim was to end the war not extend it and argued the longer it lasts the greater the risk of wider conflict White House declined to comment.

New York Douglas MacArthur Truman MacArthur Mr. Truman Far East United States United Press White House Merriman Smith Russia Courtney Whitney MacAthur Korea Washington

Marco Wright 29 Dies at Home in Marco

Doyle Frederick Wright aged 29 died at 10:40 Sunday night at his parents home in Marco after lifelong illness. He was a member of the Marco Methodist Church and is survived by his parents, one brother Dora Wright of Sandborn Route One, and two sisters Mrs Lenora White of Switz Cry and Mrs Pearl Canady of Bloomfield. Newkirk Funeral Home of Pleasantville handled arrangements. Funeral service will be at 2:00 PM Wednesday at the Marco Methodist Church with Rev L D Robertson officiating. Burial in Marco Cemetery.

Doyle Frederick Wright Clarence Wright Marco Wright Marco Methodist Church Dora Wright Sandborn Lenora White Switz Cry Pearl Canady Bloomfield Newkirk

Jasonville Man 81 Hurt in Auto Accident

Edward Sanders, 81, a well known Jasonville resident, was injured when the car he rode in ran off Horace Street, struck a tree and overturned. He suffered a fractured hip and facial cuts and bruises and was taken to Freeman-Greene county hospital. The Jasonville Police investigated.

Edward Sanders Jasonville Horace Street Sanders Clara Bledsoe Jasonsville Freeman-Greene County Hospital

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