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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1937

Page

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Sit-down strike leaders jailed as GM CIOrisks eviction

Flint and Detroit dispatches report Sheriff Wolcott seeking National Guard aid to evict 1 200 sit-down strikers from Fisher Body plants 1 and 2 as court writs and injunctions clash with peace talks between General Motors executives and the CIO. Union leader Homer Martin and 14 others are ordered arrested.

Detroit Mich General Motors Corporation Committee For Industrial Organization Flint Genesee County Fisher U.P Thomas W. Wolcott Frank Murphy National Guard General Motors Paul V. Gadola Homer Martin

Women’s Relief Corps installs new officers at Red Men hall

Installation service for the Women’s Relief Corps officers occurred Thursday at the Red Men hall followed by a covered dish supper. Mrs. Ed Hall installed officers including Color bearers Mrs. George Stafford and Mrs. Criss Myers and President Mrs. Jess Coulter with plans announced for a benefit party in two weeks.

Red Men Hall Women’s Relief Corps Ed Hall George Stafford Criss Myers Andy Pritchard Sadie Duncan Cound Luther Cole Freeland Rich Mary Story Sarah Everheart Naomi Neal Hulda Buckner John Bowen Frank Hayes Martha Gosnell Marie Campbell Jess Coulter

Local Leaders Weigh Surrender as Bail Deliberations Leak

Reports from Flint local headquarters indicate leaders are considering surrender once bail amount is disclosed. The discussions reflect urgency amid unfolding legal pressure and impending financial terms.

Flint

Late Bulletins Boy Found Strangled In Snow Filled Ditch

Roger Loomis five year old son of a government employee was found dead in a snow filled ditch about 17 hours after disappearing from in front of his home in Lombard Newfoundland. Police would seek justice department help if coroner reports indicate murder. The boy disappeared while playing near his home at about 4 pm yesterday. Germany To Present Lost Colony Issue To British Foreign Office Next Week. Germany will present the lost colonies question to the British foreign office during talks between Joachim von Ribbentrop and Lord Halifax while Anthony Eden is away for a Riviera holiday.

Robert Kenyon Kansas City J. C. B. Davis Willow Springs Kenyon Central Press Lombard Roger Loomis Department of Justice George Dewey Loomis Germany London British Foreign Office Reich Joachim von Ribbentrop Lord Halifax Anthony Eden Eden Riviera

Senate probe resolution broadened to include auto and farm firms

Washington February 5. The Neely resolution for a senate investigation of General Motors was broadened to cover all automobile and farm implement concerns. The expansion came at the suggestion of the senate education and labor committee with Sen. William Borah Idaho leading the move to include farm implements.

Senate Washington, D. C Neely General Motors Corporation Senate Education and Labor Committee William E. Borah Idaho

Linton Dentists Elect Greene County Dental Officers

Dr. Violet C. Bull was elected president of the Greene County Dental Association for the coming year at an all day meeting in Linton. Dr. Otto N. Shimer of Bloomfield became vice president and Dr. C. H. Burrell of Jasonville secretary treasurer.

Violet C. Bull Greene County Dental Association Otto N. Shimer Bloomfield C. H. Burrell Jasonville Dental Association Lou Fleetwood East Vincennes Street Linton Public Library Robert Peden Mobile Greene County Mary Westfall Children’s Dental Work Department Indiana Board of Health C. A. Mettles State Board of Health Ray English Clay City Linton Emergency Flood Relief Committee James Goodman E. W. Bull Percy Myers Frank Smylie Duke Duncan Avery Murray Business and Pedescinal Women’s Club Welton Oeffler Bill Walters O. 2 Webb W. A Murray Evansville

Freight Schedule Change Announced for MWSP West Route

Elmer Terrell the Bedford West Clinton area agent announced changes to the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific freight schedule. One Bedford to Linton train and one West Clinton to Linton train will run while other freights stay on the old schedule. W H Whalen appointed Terre Haute division superintendent succeeding E Elliott reassigned to another division.

Chicago Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Elmer Terrell Terrell Points West Bedford W. H. Whalen Terre Haute Milwaukee E. Elliott

Orange Peel Burns in Beautiful Blue Flame

A small experiment shows orange peel catching fire and burning with a vivid blue flame, demonstrating peculiar combustion characteristics and color emission observed in citrus oils. The scene highlights a striking flame hue and clean burn in a controlled setting.

Greater Linton Club Outlines 1937 Chest Fund Drive

Greater Linton club mapped the 1937 Community Chest Drive at a Thursday banquet in First M E church. John A. Watkins was named chair as March 8 was set for the one day fund drive with captains to be announced later.

Linton Community Chest Fund Greater Linton Club First M. FE. Church John A. Watkins Community Chest Fund Watkins Community Chest Billy F. Cooper Linton Concert Band Salvation Army Linton High School White River Greene County

Legion Leaders Visit Flood Zone in Indiana

John A. Watkins and Tillman J. Bough returned home after a two day trip through Mt. Vernon Evansville Newburg and Rockport to assess flood relief needs. They represent the Indiana Department of the American Legion to plan warehouse depots for refugees and distribute state collected aid.

Indiana John A. Watkins Tillman J. Bough Greene County Mt. Vernon Evansville Newburg Rockport Indiana Department of the American Legion Legion Watkins American Legion

Stunned Jasonville Man Identified as John Staker

A middle aged man taken into custody in Linton was identified as John Staker a former Jasonville resident. Police say the man came on a bus from Indianapolis attempted to leave Worthington en route to Linton and threatened a resident for fire then entered another house unannounced. He carried small bills and a safety razor and was held for Circuit Court after being identified by a Jasonville businessman as John Staker.

John Staker Jasonville Dan Scully Staker Linton John Indianapolis Worthington Bloomfield Wright Township

Linton Miners Await Revenge Against Spencer Tonight

The Linton Miners home court hosts the Spencer quintet as they seek a win after last year’s setback and illness to star forward Beasley. Linton’s lineup includes Brown Adkins and a cautious Beasley in uniform, while the visitors boast an impressive season record despite prior Valley conference losses.

Spencer Linton Miners Linton Herschel Beasley Brown Adkins Beasley Jere Goodman Cops Switz City Cawers White River Valley Switzers Miners Linton Spencer Pig Johnson BIW l Oeek Edit Royer Aptins Wolgamott Goran

Roosevelt seeks power to appoint six new Supreme Court justices

President Roosevelt proposed sweeping judiciary reform to Congress, seeking authority to appoint up to six new Supreme Court justices if current justices over 70 choose not to retire. The plan also allows appointing additional federal judges in similar cases, with cap of 15 justices on the high court. The move followed cabinet and congressional talks and coincided with Wagner Act arguments.

Washington, D. C U.P Roosevelt Congress Supreme Court Mr. Roosevelt Judiciary Committees House Senate

Local nurse describes devastating flood effects in Huntington

Miss Cleo Colvin of Huntington, a nurse at the U S Veterans hospital, reports 89 refugees at the facility and scenes of ruined homes as the Ohio River flood peaks. She notes lack of water, no gas, reduced rations, and nurses aiding down town while disease risk rises.

Cleo Colvin J. P. Colvin Huntington W. Va U. S. Veterans’ Hospital Ohio River West Virginia Miss Colvin Spring Valley Piedmont Hughes Street

Local Residents Undergoing Medical Treatments

Mrs. Victor Knowles was admitted today for treatment and resides in West Linton. Mrs. Ray Spice of this city was removed to her home this morning. Carmin Martin, an 11 year old Linton girl, submitted to a major operation this morning.

Victor Knowles West Linton Ray Spice Carmin Martin Linton

Townsend Party Sees New Albany on Flood Tour

Gov. M. Clifford Townsend inspected flood damage along the Ohio river in New Albany. He toured the waterlogged city with relief and health officers, met local officials, and urged early damage estimates and state aid for rehabilitation.

Highway Department WPA Townsend Silver Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Move Peace Conference of Cio G.M.C CIO Flint, Mich Phil Pack William Knudsen John L. Lewis Paul Y. Godola Lee Pressman Linton Dentist Head Society County Dental Group Drive Harold Hulen Florence Hurlbut Miss Hurlbut Etta Kett Mr. Hulen Circuit Court J. Raymond Powell Linion United States Grinigally Sinclair Arthur Woodall Switz City-Bloomfield Road Woodall Freeman-Greene County Hospital William Woodall New Albany Henry D. Bredeweg Glenburn School S. Hadley Ethel Humphyveysa Moose Lodge Charles Surmont
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