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06 Feb 1959
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Linton Daily Citizen in Linton, Indiana
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1959
Page
1
Stork Shower Memoir and Local Verse Notes from 1947
A 1947 notebook item recalls a stork shower for Mrs. Soandio with favors filled as paper diapers candy. Everett Barnard corrects spellings and recalls Bill Mauldin's Up Front book bought in Italy. The piece includes poetry by Linda Shelton and a PTO prize offer for a new school name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Barnard
Linton
Bill Mauldin
Everett
Bill
Italy
Three Tot's Rescue From Indianapolis House Fire
Firemen rescued three small children from a burning Indianapolis home while their mother was away. Timothy Henderson, 6 months, suffered facial and ear burns but was not believed serious. Anna Mae 3 and David 2 inhaled smoke and were treated at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Timothy Henderson
Anna Mae
David
Indiana Senate OKs flood fund bill by 45 to 1
The Indiana Senate approved a two million dollar general fund flood control bill 45-1 with Sen. Nelson Grills the sole dissenter. The measure lets local governments borrow up to 100 thousand dollars from a revolving fund repayable at low interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana Senate
House
Nelson Grills
Senate
Richard Ristine
Crawfordsville
Senate Finance Committee
General Assembly
Segni Moves To Form New Italian Government
Antonio Segni announced in Rome his plan to attempt forming a new Italian government. In Halifax the Danish government ended official search for the Hans Hedtoft while local rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Halifax
Nova Scotia
UPI
Hans Hedtoft
Federal gasoline tax hike prompts statewide resistance
President Eisenhower urged Congress to raise the federal gasoline tax by 50 percent to 4.4 cents, aiming to fund highways. Governors object to federal encroachment on tax policy while states levy 6 to 7 cents per gallon. Some states already raised taxes. Missouri's Gov Blair seeks a five cent state hike amid city levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
District of Columbia
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Alaska
Missouri
James T. Blair Jr
Couple’s sale of twins leads to dropped charges in Houston
In Houston district court officials dropped all charges against Mr and Mrs Clark D Stillion who sold their 8 year old twin boys for 500 dollars. Prosecutor Dan Walton cited a lack of public purpose in pursuing the case and urged dismissal. Offers of help from a childless couple and social services followed, with aid including housing and job assistance. The twins’ mother had moved from England and the Stillions also have two other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
UPI
Dan Walton
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Ragan
Clark D. Stillion
Mrs. Stillion
Stillion
England
United States
Stillions
Nancy
Tina
US Air Force
Walton
QO. R. Tautehahn
Sullon
Westfield
Sullion
Fossler Reports Higher Interest Earnings for State Fund
State Treasurer A. L. Fossler announced that since Aug 1 1957 his office had collected 674032.45 in new interest earnings for the state's general fund. The earnings come from reserve accounts in about 462 banks and exceed office operating costs by 525000 over the past two fiscal years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
A. L. Fossler
Fossler
Perigo to Judge Madison High School Solo Contest
Wilfred Perigo band instructor at Sullivan high school will serve as judge in the solo and ensemble contest for high school musicians at Madison Saturday. Perigo is the son of Mr and Mrs Farn est Perigo of F street northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Perigo
Sullivan High School
Madison
Mr. Perigo
Farnest Perigo
F" Street
Bicknell WAC completes typing and clerical course
Private Virginia R. Medaris of Bicknell completed the typing and clerical procedures course January 29 at the Women s Army Corps School Fort McClellan Alabama. She entered the Women's Army Corps last September and trained at the fort. A 1958 graduate of Bicknell Central High School she worked previously for Kresa department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORT McCLELLAN/ ALA
AHTNC
Virginia R. Medaris
Bessie M. Medaris
Bicknell
Women's Army Corps School
Fort McClellan
Ala
Medaris
Women's Army Corps
Fort
Bicknell Central High School
Kresa Bicknell Department Store
Officials Protest Downing by Soviet Of American Plane
UPI reports officials and lawmakers plan a stiff demand for Russia to account for the downing of an unarmed U S transport by Soviet fighters on Sept 2 in Soviet Armenia. The case features a tape of intercepted pilot conversations and a Russian journal account. Burial services were planned at Arlington for two unidentified victims among six recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Itate
Russia
U.S
Soviet
Armenia
Russian Air Force Journal
Arlington Cemetery
State Department
Turkey
United States
Sullivan School Tower Fire Strikes Local Junior High
A funeral director spotted a blaze in Sullivan Junior High School bell tower on Thursday. Students evacuated calmly as firefighters confined the fire to the tower and water seeped into nearby classrooms. Ray Newkirk of Dugger observed the blaze from the First Baptist Church steps across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Junior High
Thurday
Ray Newkirk
Dugger
First Baptist Church
Two Men Killed in Worthington Road Crash
Allen G. Newsom 68 of Worthington and Cleatus Pete Lynch Jr. 37 of Lyons rural route died at 9 05 this morning in a head on collision on state road 67 two miles south of Worthington. Lynch a Greene County Highway Department grader operator and Newsom a Worthington plumber were killed instantly. State Police, the Sheriff and the Coroner investigated noting Lynch attempted to pass another pickup causing the crash. Funeral plans pending for Lynch and Newsom with arrangements at local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Newsom
Worthington
Cleatus
Pete” Lynch Jr
Lyons
Lynch
Greene County Highway Department
George W. Campbell
Greene County
Jack Blakely
Delmar Hasler
Stewart Leightner
Corydon
Ed Skemp
Leightner
Newsom
Skemp
Newsom Auto
Hasler
Linton
Decia Lynch
Waggoner
Marilyn Kay Lynch
Indianapolis
Anna Booker
Dot Hardin
Odon
Elza Lynch
Portland
Willard Lynch
Mr. Newsom
Myers
Ed Skomp
Skomp
Citizen
Two New Respiratory Viruses Spotted by Health Officials
Surgeon General Bur ney announced two new influenza-like viruses found by Public Health Service researchers. The study on hospitalized indigent children in Washington 1957 58 shows these viruses cause 50 percent more respiratory illness than influenza year round and affect adults too. Officials cautioned antibiotics alone aren’t enough and vaccines are in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Public Health Service
Warm Up Expected Saturday as Below Zero Cold Eases
Below zero readings gripped Indiana with a wintry air mass. A warmup is forecast for Saturday with temperatures rising from the low 30s north to near 40 south, while rain or snow may arrive Saturday night and linger into Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lafayette
Evansville
Goshen
Colorado
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mercury
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rockies
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Denver
Plains
Little Rock
Ark
Edward Miela
Oes
Mich
Collinsville
Okla
Fayetteville
Mrs Stewart Dies in Linton at 77
Margaret Lee Stewart 77 a longtime Linton resident died at Freeman-Greene county hospital after declining health since November 1958. She was born February 2 in Washington and lived most of her life in Linton. Survived by two sons Gordon and Conrad, a brother John Lee and a grandson. Funeral set at Memory Chapel with burial in Fairfax cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lee Stewart
Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Stewart
Washington
Charles
Caroline Lee
Linton First
Anderson - Poindexter Memory Chapel
Memory Chapel
Royden Rea
Fairview Cemetery
White House questions Khrushchev invitation to Eisenhower Moscow
The White House says Eisenhower has no current plans to visit Russia and notes Khrushchev's speech inviting him came with hostile US remarks. Hagerty stresses future talks depend on peaceful goals, while leaving door open to a possible meeting if developments support peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
UPI
White House
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Russia
Khrushchev
Moscow
Washington
James C. Hagerty
United States
Hagerty
Berlin
Lawrence School Responds to Bomb Scare at Central High
Lawrence Central High School delayed classes for about an hour after an anonymous call claimed a bomb was in the building. Principal Shryl G. Craig notified state police and ordered students to remain on buses during the search. no device was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
Lawrence Central High School
Shryl G. Craig
Craig
Suit and Hat Stolen From Parked Auto
A man’s suit and hat were stolen from a car parked behind a downtown business office on South Main Street. Police said a window was broken in the auto owned by A. W. Mayhorn of Jamestown, a salesman for Linton offices of Western and Southern Life Insurance Company. The theft occurred between 7:00 am and noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
A. W. Mayhorn
Jasomville
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
South Main Street
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Bing
Loogootee
Herbert V. Prochnow
First National Bank of Chicago
American Bankers Association At
Chicago
Conrad
Roy Conrad
R-Monticello
Senate Labor Committee
George W. McDermott
Alexandria
WAC
Sullivan
Health Services
United Press
Fort Wayne
United Press International
Mrs. Stewart
Lke
Lawrence School
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