Mine Run Remembers Hunters and Parole Notices
A reflective column recalls old Goosepond verse and hunter names Frank Holder and Cordy Bean. It then discusses a judge urging parole agencies to consult trial judges, the legality of parole secrecy, and the need for weighed recommendations. The piece ends with Indiana fur trapping figures, species, licenses, and rules for trappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holder
Cordy Bean
Jim Whittaker
Harry Jack Pope
Tom Wolford
Bert Green
C. E. Ridinger Dies of Heart Disease Services Planned
Former Linton resident and C M and St P railroad brakeman C E Ridinger 45 died at home in Jasonville of a heart attack Wednesday evening. Born April 19 1892 in Foster C he leaves widow Okla Ridinger and son Jackie Earl Ridinger. also brother Roy Ridinger and niece Jean Ridinger. Funeral set for Saturday 2 PM at Linton Church of Christ with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren
Earl Ridinger
Chicago, Milwaukee and St.Paul Railroad Company
Linton
South Meridian Street
Jasonville
Ridinger
Fosters
Commodore Ridinger
C. M. and
St. P. Railroad Company
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Terre Haute
Okla Ridinger
Jackie ‘Earl Ridinger
Roy Ridingler
Jean Ridinger
Welch and Cornett
Dick Shouse
Second Street
Linton Church
Indiana Crow Control Contest Opens January
Indiana launches its fifth annual Antigrow Drive on New Year’s Day with a Crow Control Contest run by the Department of Conservation. Clubs can win cash and game birds for reporting crow feet over five months, with multiple monthly awards totaling 125 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianas
Department of Conservation
Virgil M. Simmons
Carmel Fish and Game Association
Rensselaer Conservation Club
Lodi Fish and Game Club
Delaware Conservation Club of
Muncie
Division of Fish and Game
State Library
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Hospital Admissions And Major Operation Report
Kenneth Hamman of Worthington was admitted to the hospital this morning. Mrs. Vernon Long of Bloomfield underwent a major operation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hamman
Worthington
Vernon Long
Bloomfield
Dance in Linton Moon Hall Saturday Evening
Dancers from Linton and Greene County invited to a mixed round and square dance in Linton Moon Hall Saturday evening. Richardson string orchestra provides music with Brub Hinman of Lyons as caller and master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Greene County
Linton Moone Hall
Richardson String Orchestra
Brub’ Hinman
Lyons
Jap air raids on Canton shock Shanghai merchants
Canton suffered a fierce air assault from Japanese planes for about 45 minutes amid debris and explosions. The attack targeted the arsenal and surrounding suburbs, while in Shanghai Loh Peh Hong, a pro Japanese merchant leader, was assassinated. London reports Japan warned Britain over the Lady Bird gunboat incident and Panay parallels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
U.P
Canton
Tsingtao
Loh Peh- Hong
Loh
London
Japan
Great Britain
Ladybird
United States
Indiana highway program nets major year of gains
An Indiana state highway improvement drive completed about 460 miles of new paving and grading and 24 grade separations plus 140 bridges. About 1000 miles of resurfacing and surface treatment also finished. Major items include the first divided highways on routes 40 and 30, and new and realigned connections around Anderson Lafayette and Columbus to ease traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Earl Crawford
State Highway Commission
Indianapolis
Lake County
Anderson
Muncie
Lafayette
Columbus
Seymour
Peru
Angola
Indiana-Michigan State Line
Short Course Dates Set for Greene County
A two day program on Agriculture and Home Economics will be held in Greene County January 27 and 28. The event was announced after an executive committee meeting. Committees for the course will be named soon and plans include out of county speakers and a mix of educational and entertainment activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Ohio River Valley
H. L. Foster
Earl McIntyre
Frederick Sloan
Everett Bridges
Aden Torr
H. H. Sloan
Colored Crusaders Meet Lyons Hoosier Ambassadors Tonight
The Colored Crusaders basketball team led by Jack Mann faces Lyons Hoosier Ambassadors in Lyons gym at 8 o clock. The team is regarded as one of the top three colored squads in the country after recent wins over Kautsky and Firestone of Indianapolis and a 46 to 42 loss to New York Renaissance.
Women Lead in University of New Mexico Grades
A survey of grades in the last semester of 1036 37 at the University of New Mexico shows women averaging 1.4912 while men average 1.3886. Seniors posted higher grades than freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque, N. M
University of New Mexico
Miners Meet Dugger Bulldogs New Year's Day Showdown
On New Year's Day at 3 p m the Dugger Bulldogs visit the Linton Miners for a two school basketball double header with B teams at 2 p m and the A teams at 3 p m Local observers note Dugger has impressed this season and Linton has shown improved scoring after a strong showing at Bicknell A large crowd is expected for this regional showcase
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagger Bulldogs
State High
Terre Haute
Pleasantville
Bruceville
Oaktown
Clay City
Hymera
Carlisle
Bicknell
One Job in Town of Scio Ore
In Scio Oregon population is 258 per the federal census and unemployment cards total 257 handled by the local post office. The only full time employed person appears to be the one who took the unemployment census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scio
Ore
Women group opposes drinking scenes in films
In Pueblo Colorado the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of Methodist churches in the district adopted a resolution opposing the frequent drinking scenes in modern motion pictures. The group condemned the inclusion of such scenes in pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Churches
WPA relief rolls rise 30626 in week to 1.59 million
Washington reports the Works Progress Administration relief rolls increased by 30626 during the week ending December 18. The total on WPA projects reached 1,588,315, the largest weekly gain of the year with eleven states each posting rises over 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Works Progress Administration
No Citizen Saturday Issue In Linton Greene County
The Linton Daily Citizen will not publish on New Year’s Day as part of its holiday observance. Saturday’s edition is withheld because local businesses plan closures. the next holiday with no edition will be Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Greene County
Railroads win delay rate for Donnacona newsprint
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted nine railroads permission to set a rate of 31 cents per hundred pounds for shipments of newsprint from Donnacona Quebec to Chicago. The allowance covers May 1 to November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Donnacona
Quebec
Chicago
Paris Strike Ends After Citywide Transit Paralyze
A municipal workers strike in Paris that halted subway and bus service and risked water, gas, and electricity supply ended when strikers agreed to return to work after facing a government threat to deploy army engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Popular Front
Bloomfield cafe owner Jim Bibos ends life in Bloomfield
Jim Bibos 47 known as the Greek, owner of the Black and White Cafe, shot himself at home amid long illness. He leaves widow Mable, two daughters Ruth and Mary Joe, and Greek and American ties. Funeral rites set for Friday with coroner ruling suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bibos
Bloomfield
the Greek
Bibos
St. Louis
Mable Bibos
Ruth
Mary Joe
Wiska
Theodora
Croupesta
Greece
Kidd Funeral Home
George C. Porter
Greene County
Grand View
Rural tax audit to be conducted in Indiana farms
Indiana plans a rural gross income tax audit campaign for 1938. Clarence A. Jackson says four test counties are surveyed now with more counties to follow after year start. It will check farm income reports and if soil conservation payments are taxed as rental income at 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Greene
Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence A. Jackson
Jackson
Bruner to Lead Linton Christian Church Services
Rev. B. H. Bruner, former pastor of Bicknell and Edwardsport churches, will begin ministry at Linton Christian Church next Sunday with morning and evening services. He has served in Indiana and other states, wrote nine religious books, and was a WWI chaplain. His wife, Mrs. Bruner, assists in missionary work. The installation will wait until the church building is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Bruner
Linton
Bruner
Bicknell
Edwardsporte
Indiana
Central Christian Church
New Albany
First Christian Church
Greencastle
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Missouri
Christian Churches
State Board
Bruners
Mary Gregg
Williams Woods College
United Christian Missionary Society
Indianapolis
Robert Harrison
School of Journalism
Butler University
Mitchell Named as Society Head
Wesley C. Mitchell, economics professor at Columbia University, was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science by the executive council. He will assume office at the next convention. Mitchell, a noted business cycles scholar, was born in Rushville Illinois in 1874 and studied at the University of Chicago and in Vienna. He taught at Chicago and Cornell before joining Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Wesley C. Mitchell
Columbia University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Mitchell
Rushville
Ill
University of Chicago
Vienna
Austria
Chicago
Cornell
Columbia
Montbeliard To Open First European Customs School
The French Ministry of Finance will open Europe’s first customs inspectors school at Montbeliard next year. It will train courteous, well trained inspectors to improve border control and revenue collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montbeliard
France
U.P
Ministry of Finance
Europe
Roosevelt Era Targets Monopolies Spark New Deal Debate
Washington reports a New Deal push to curb private monopolies as Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson leads calls for federal restraint. President Roosevelt may gain political traction toward 1940 while Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney backs a licensing bill for interstate firms. Knudsen of GM testifies Jan. 6 on unemployment and the auto industry outlines 30,000 layoffs and a three day, 24 hour workweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Robert H. Jackson
Roosevelt
Jackson
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyo
William S. Knudsen
General Motors Today
Senate
James F. Byrnes
Knudsen
General Motors
NLRB Maintains Right to Vote No on Labor Representation
The National Labor Relations Board kept its policy allowing employees in a plant election to vote against representation by any labor group. The 2 to 1 decision included a dissent by Edwin S. Smith. CIO's Committee for Industrial Organization had urged a policy change amid an Interlake Iron Corp election set for January 6 in Chicago, with the Steel Workers organizing committee seeking ballot change to remove the words or by neither.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
National Labor Relations Board
Edwin S. Smith
Committee For Industrial Organization
Interlake Iron Corporation
Chicago
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Agencies in State Receive $30 Million in 1937 Allocations
Indiana counties, school units, cities and towns are projected to receive $30,585,475.07 from the State Treasury in 1937. County allotment tops $10.88 million, schools $15.71 million, and cities and towns nearly $3.99 million. School relief may add about $25,000. Funds derive from gasoline tax, auto licenses, intangibles tax, and several school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
School Revenue Fund
School Relief Fund
Common School Fund
Couple marks 70 years of marriage in Mansfield
John D. Lewis aged 91 and Harriet Lewis aged 87 celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary in Mansfield Ohio. They enjoy excellent health and have not seen a doctor for more than 40 years. The couple raised nine biological children and two foster children.
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Voltaire
Drake
Jim Whitackers
Harry Jack
Parker
C. E. Ridinger
PANAY
Dugger Bulldogs
Linton High School Miners
United Press
Bloomfield Cafe
RITES
Mable Brookshire
Herbert Bredeweg
Herman Bredeweg
America
F.D.R
Stai
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