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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1938

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California corn crop surprise from Vista press

The Vista Press reports W E Badders near Vista grew yellow field corn to about 90 bushels per acre, expecting roughly 1200 bushels total and importing a sheller from the east as local dealers lack corn shellers. Badders, once a miner at Dogtown, left Greene county about twenty years ago.

California Vista Press Linton W. E Woody) Badders America Kansas Iowa Illinois W. E. Badders Moosa Canyon Vista Woody Badders Dogtown Here

Free Cooking School Begins Thursday at Grand Theatre

Mrs Martha McDonald, noted home economist, leads the Happy Kitchen Free Cooking school in Linton at 2 pm Thursday through Saturday in the Grand Theatre. Lectures cover menu planning, affordable, nutritious cooking, and live demonstrations. Admission is free with extra attractions for attendees.

Happy Kitchen Grand Theatre Linton Martha McDonald Greene County

Roosevelt to seek 200000000 300000000 relief funds

President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress for a deficiency relief appropriation likely totaling 200 to 300 million dollars. Senate Majority Leader Barkley said this followed a White House briefing with Roosevelt and relief officials on increasing Works Progress Administration aid. The House moved to approve the revised farm bill pending Senate action by week’s end.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Congress Senate Alben W. Barkley White House Barkley Mr. Roosevelt

Indiana humorist George Ade marks 72nd birthday

Miami Florida February 9 George Ade the Indiana humorist celebrated his 72nd birthday quietly at his winter home. He joked I don't feel a day over ninety.

Miami Fla George Ade Indiana

Steel workers union contract renewed by U S Steel

New York February 9 United States Steel Corp announces renewal of its contract with the steel workers organizing committee of the Committee for Industrial Organization.

New York United States Steel Corporation Today Steel Workers Organizing Committee Commitee For Industrial Organization

Berle Nomination Sent To Senate For Assistant Secretary Role

President Roosevelt submitted to the senate the nomination of Adolf A. Berle Jr of New York to be an assistant secretary of state. Berle, an early New Deal brain trust member, worked with the President during the 1931 campaign with Raymond Moley, also a former assistant secretary of state.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Senate Adolf A. Berle, Jr New York Berle David Raymond A. Moley

Al Capone in Struggle at Alcatraz Hospital

Al Capone, kept under observation for paresis, broke from his bed in the prison hospital on Alcatraz Rock. Six guards reportedly wrestled him down as he raged in a furious frenzy during a second rampage in a week according to the San Francisco News.

San Francisco al Capone Alcatraz Rock San Francisco News Capone

Greene county boards approve election funds and highway move

Greene county commissioners authorized Lew Good to arrange election supplies and meals for workers with per meal and rent allowances. They also demanded state highway action to build and maintain a route between Jasonville and Worthington, with county right of way pledged. Viewers Mooda Arthur B Green and J N Hutchinson to meet Feb 12 to qualify.

Lew Good Greene Circuit Court Greene County Board Commissioners Bloomfield Board of Commissioners Indiana State Highway Commission Jasonville Worthington Eskel Beasley Mooda Arthur B. T. Green J. N. Hutchinson Greene County Council County Clrk Recorder’s Office

Linton council OKs bonds for sewage plant and water system

City council authorized two bond issues totaling 100 000 to fund a sewage disposal plant and waterworks improvements. WPA workers will assist, bids for materials will be requested, and a peti tion with 40 signatures can protest. Officials said projects can proceed without property tax increases, funded by project revenues.

Linton City of WPA E. V. Bull Works ‘Progress Administration L. S. Finch

Local Schools Plan Diphtheria Immunization Drive

Diphtheria shots will be given in Linton schools for children in grades one through six and for preschoolers over six months on Friday Feb 18. Dr W F Craft of the Board of Health says Lily's alum-precipitated toxoid will be used at $1 per child. A survey found most children unvaccinated, prompting a warning that immunity takes weeks to develop.

Linton W. F. Craft Linton Board of Health Board of Health Lilly Health Board Beulah McCoy

Guests of Mrs. Clyde Copeland and daughter

Tuesday visitors included Mrs. James Ruddick of Seymour, Mrs. Frank Plassenberger of Courtland, and Mrs. Lizzie McOscar of Brownstown. McOscar and Plassenberger are aunts of Mrs. Copeland.

Clyde Copeland Carolyn James Ruddick Seymour Frank Plassenberger Courtland Lizzie Mc Oscar Brownstown Mc Oscar Plassenberger Copeland

Local Merchants Aid Three Day Grand Theater Event

The Linton Daily Citizen lists dozens of local merchants and firms cooperating for a three day Grand Theater promotion. Advertisements will appear and products used and displayed, highlighting Ax & Fry Grocery Scott Studio Wolford Flower Gardens Davis Flower Garden and many others.

Linton Daily Citizen Grand Theater Ax & Fry Grocery Scott Studio Wolford Flower Gardens Davis Flower Garden Allen’s Flowers New Home Furnishing Co. Municipal Gas Co Linton Bowling Alley Mallcoat-Baxley Linton Hardware Humphreys-Schloot & Co Sherry Beauty Parlor Correll Electric Co J. Callas Cafe Linton Milk Co Cravens Cleaning Bungalow Store

Tragic Death After Auto Collision Near Jasonville

Raymond Robbins a 19 year old Shakamak CCC enrollee from Carlisle was killed when the Coordes car carrying four passengers collided with another vehicle northwest of Jasonville. Robbins was riding on the running board on the left side and died from a skull fracture. Coroner Dr George C Porter will interview witnesses tonight as funeral plans are announced.

Raymond Robbins Carlisle Shakamak CCC Jasonville Young Robbins Ben W. M. Coordes Terre Haute John Wilkes Coordes George C. Porter Greene County Porter Shakamak Matilda McCarthy Mathers

Brotherhood Meeting Draws 200 At Providence Church

About two hundred attendees from nine churches joined the Brotherhood of the Linton Baptist Association at Providence Baptist Church northeast of town. Avery Gabbard presided, Rev. Nimrod Slaven spoke, and Providence won the attendance prize for largest delegation.

Brotherhood of the Linton Baptist Association Providence Baptist Church Avery Gabbard Providence Church A. B. Simpson Dugger Lebanon Church Lee Price Coal City Nimrod Slaven Jasonville Linton John Floyd Headley Clarence Wolford Harry J Harry Jim

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