Man with 110000 Bottles of Gin Faces Export Sale
Azizullah Hadi, a New York carpet dealer, unexpectedly owns 110000 bottles of Virgin Islands gin bought at auction. Internal Revenue taxes loom at about 101000 dollars, forcing an export sale since retail distribution is blocked. He faces labeling and re-stamping tasks to clear the stock.
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York
New York
United States
Zizu
Kipling
Zizu Hadi
Virgin Islands
Polonius
Pete
Bowery
Azizullah Hadi
Short Facts Across Nature and History
Fish live three miles deep in oceans while crows soar Mount Everest. Seismologists note over a million earthquakes yearly with most unseen. An elephant heart beats about 25 times per minute versus 75 for humans. In 1952 Americans heard far more symphonies than the rest of the world. An actor becomes a thespian from Thespis. The 1913 federal income tax law took effect. Over 100 potato varieties exist naturally. Scotland has large deer forests. The U.S. Republican party formed in 1854.
Ezra Taft Benson Named Agriculture Secretary in Hisenhower Cabinet
Ezra Taft Benson, 53, a Mormon from Salt Lake City with an Iowa State agriculture degree, ran a southern Idaho farm, served as University of Idaho extension agent, and led the National Council of Farm Cooperatives. He is a Rotarian and has written on agriculture.
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Ezra Taft Benson
Hisenhower
Mormon
Salt Lake City
Iowa State
Idaho
University of Idaho Extension Service
National Council of Farm Co-operatives
International
Bloomfield Netman Stars in Tourney
Bill Bright of Bloomfield helped Indiana Central Greyhounds seize the Midwest Collegiate Basketball Tournament crown by breaking a 72 72 tie with a late field goal. Bright finished with 6 baskets and 1 foul shot as Don Thomas and Dick Myers led with 24 points each.
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Greene County
Bill Bright
Bloomfield
Indiana Central Greyhounds
Indiana State Sycamores
ISTC
Bright
Central
Don Thomas
Dick Nyers
Mouse nests reveal 1810 documents in historic mansion
A mouse in Sturbridge led to the discovery of early 19th century papers. Behind a mansion partition, a nest contained a receipted bill dated 1810 and other documents, preserved by the rodent’s activity over 140 years ago.
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Sturbridge, Mags
U.P
Covered Wagon Tour Stops in North Carolina Visit
Mrs. Abbie Hamilton aged 63 from Muskegon Michigan visited relatives in Mt. Pleasant North Carolina during a country tour in her prairie schooner. She prefers wagon travel because it allows access to places denied to motorists.
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MT. Pleasant
N.C
J.P
Abbie Hamilton
Muskegon
Mich
Man jailed for disturbance over dice in New Jersey home
William Diggs was taken to court in New Brunswick on a disturbance charge. Magistrate Arthur Takacs ruled and rolled three dice saying it was a six. He sentenced Diggs to 60 days. Dice and penknife were taken from him.
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New Brunswick
N.J
U.P
William Diggs
Arthur Takacs
Willie
Armed Forces Save on Certain Foods
Chicago reports the Quartermaster Market Center System saves taxpayers hundreds of thousands annually despite a 13 percent rise in food costs after Korea. It buys nearly 1 billion dollars yearly for the armed forces and saves via car lot purchases and peak harvest buying across 10 market centers with field offices.
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Chicago
U.P
Quartermaster Market Center System
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Korea
QMCS
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
National Guard
Greene County Indiana Estate Sale Notice
The Greene Circuit Court in Indiana orders sale of the estate of Francis M. Griffith. Administrator J Raymond Powell will offer the decedent’s interest in Lot 29 and 30 Selfridge’s addition Jasonville at private sale from Jan 24 1953 10 00 p m until sold. Sale subject to court approval for at least appraised value and payment in cash. Powell is administrator and attorney.
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Francis M. Griffith
Greene Circuit Court
J. Raymond Powell
Linton
Indiana
Selfridge
Jasonville
Creene County
Cheene Circuit Court
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Jasonville Indiana
Greene Circuit Court in Endianad County Indiana announces the estate of James Thomas Rumple deceased with J Raymond Powell as administrator will offer at private sale all decedent’s interest in a lot described as Lot in W R Lewis Addition to Jasonville Indiana. Sale begins January 24 1953 at 10:00 a.m. and continues from day to day until sold.
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Endianad
Greene
James Thomas Rumple
J. Raymond Powell
Notick
Greene Circuit Court
J Raymond Powell
Linton
Indiana
W. R. Lewis
Jasonville
J. Bay Rd Powell
Inks
Appointment of Administrator for Jack Kirby Estate Indiana
Notice announces Charles W. Wirby appointed administrator of the estate of Jack Kirby of Greene County Indiana. The circuit court judge declares the estate solvent. Beasley and Heasley attorneys listed with address. Dated December 30 1952.
Independent ball club formed in town post New Year
Side-Glances notes a local basketball club formed with Hercules Powder uniforms and 65 64 win by former high school stars over Sandborn Independents. Roosters for coaching and booking by Tommy Shouse. locals hint at future games and plans as 1952 ends.
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Sandborn
Sandborn Independents
Lefty
Laughlin
Billy Wilson
Max Woolsey
Hercules Powder Company
Tommy Shouse
Linton
Ross Miller
Switz City
Bloomfield
Ross
Elks Bowling Totals Reported From Local League
Scores from the Linton Elks bowling league at the local alleys are listed. Pirtles Briggs 560 Archer 442 Hart 326 Malicoat 530 Brewer 447 led a 1–2 record. Kennedy's R Jones 433 Cravens 369 W Jones 515 Hamilton 523 Duvivier 571 went 2–1. Fells Vandeventer 511 Fowell 503 McCullock 464 Noel 557 Donie 526. Maumee Clark 457 Ferry 154 Fitzpatrick 484 Riley 453 Wall 493. one win, two losses for some teams.
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Linton Elks Bowling League
Pirtles
Briggs
Archer
Hart
Malicoat
Brewer
Kennedy
R. Jones
Cravens
W. Jones
Hamilton
Duvivier
Fells — Vandeventer
Fowell
McCullock
Noel
Donie
Maumee
Clark
Ferry
Fitzpatrick
Riley
Wall
LaMotta Favored In TV Bout With Nardico
Coral Gables UP Jake LaMotta rated 11-5 to defeat Danny Nardico in a 10 round light heavyweight fight at the Coliseum. It is the first nationally televised Florida bout with LaMotta's edge from 103 pro fights over Nardico's 54. The winner could earn a shot at Archie Moore's 175 pound title.
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Coral Gables
Jake LaMotta
Danny Nardico
Coliseum
Florida
LaMotta
Nardico
Tampa
Fla
Archie Moore
Evansville Winslow and Jasper Score in Narrow High School Battles
Evansville Bosse defeated Winslow 66 56 while Boonville led Evansville Reitz 50 66 final. Jasper beat Washington 55 49 and Jasper topped Huntingburg 60 55 with West Lafayette beating Lebanon 57 42 and Crawfordsville 42 33 final.
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Evansville
Bosse
Winslow
Boonville
Reitz
Jasper Washington
Vincennes
Huntingburg
Jasper
Rossville
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
West Lafayette
Ribbons Delayed From Local Christmas Contest
Linton Civic Garden Club reports ribbons for the 1952 Christmas lighting contest will be distributed soon. The ribbons were ordered before Christmas and have not arrived from the supplier, club officers say.
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Linton Civic Garden Club
Salvation Army Plans New Year Special Meeting
Lt Florence Davis announces a special New Year meeting at the Salvation Army headquarters on A Street Northwest. The first session begins at 8 00 p m and a second follows at 10 45 p m with the public invited.
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Salvation Army
Florence Davis
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United States Congress
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TKO
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Mayer
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Max Pirtle
Baxley
South Main
Eureka Chevrolet Company
Eureka Vacuum Cleaners
Roach
State OF
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Penney’s
Buick & International
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Rennis Wolfe
Linton Milk CO
Wisconsin
MGM Studios
Culver City
Lana Turner
Lana
Alan Ameche
Ivy Williamson
George O’brien
By C. J. O'Hern
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Claure Tuttle
Eddie Plan
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Iowa
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Bicknell
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Lloyd
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Tom Hyslop
Alm Tuttle
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Amy Gill
Bill Wilson
Indiana State
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Indiana University
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aMotta
MAGEE
Rice’s
B” St. N.W
M. J. Aikin & Sons
Dugger
Revere
Scott’s Studio
Motor Sales
Holden's
Trailer Park
Ch. W. K. Raub Veterinarian
Ind
Hi-Way Market
St. N.E
Bungalow Store
Lith St
N.E
Hixson & Sahm
Hamilton Paint & Wallpaper Store
Meadow
Lois Robinson
J&m
WU Mont
du Mont Beverly
Gamble’s
Dick Stayton
Parmenter R.I. Reds
New Hampshire Reds
Luxton Feed Store
Fifth
A” Streets
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Kenney’s Market
Prompt Sanitary Truck Service
Farmers Tankage Company
Newerry
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