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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1956

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Mercy Airlift Begins As Europe Faces Deep Freeze

The U.S. Air Force launched a mercy airlift to Greece with three C119s carrying 62 tons of food to northern Greece while standby for Italy relief grows. Rome received supplies by sea as a Siberian cold wave grips Europe with at least 247 fatalities since February.

London U.S. Air Force Greece Italy U.S. Air Force European Wiesbaden Germany Athens Rome Europe Alps Sicily Baltic Venice Conlea English Channel Land's End

Basil W Shepherd Dies in Indianapolis Hospital

Basil W Shepherd 33 lifelong Jasonville resident died at 12 15 PM Thursday during surgery at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis after four months of illness. He was born February 5 1923 in Jasonville son of Banis and Lucille Bruce Shepherd. Survivors include widow Arzella three children Basil Jr Pamela Debrat, mother Lucille Shepherd LaPorte father Basil Shepherd Jasonville two sisters Rose Keller LaPorte Betty Haviland Clay City one brother Donald Shepherd Whitmore Lake Mich. Funeral at Jasonville Church of God Monday 2 PM with military honors by Jasonville American Legion burial Lebanon Cemetery. Body at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville then at family residence 421 South Park to lie in state.

Basil W. Shepherd Jasonville Veterans’ Hospita Indianapolis Mr. Shepherd Banis Lucille Bruce Shepher U.S. Naval Ammunition Depot Church of God Shepherd South Pacific Arzella Shepherd Basil Shepherd Jr Pamela Debrat Shepherd Lucille Shepherd LaPorte Basis Shepherd

Pleasantville High Plans Sweetheart Dance

The Senior class sponsors a Sweetheart Dance at Pleasantville High School at 7 00 PM Monday. Mrs Jessie Irons senior sponsor announced. The evening will feature square and round dancing with music by Dave Bedwell and the boys.

Pleasantville High School Jessie Irons Dave Bedwell

Man Breaks Leg Escaping Fire in Bridgeport

Marshall Harris, confined to a cast, leaped from a one story height to flee a blaze in Bridgeport. The jump fractured his leg anew during the escape.

Bridgeport Conn Marshall Harris

Son of Rockne 29 Hurt In Fatal Auto Crash

John V Rockne son of Knute Rockne Notre Dame coach was in critical condition after his car struck a railroad viaduct abutment. His passenger Mrs Agnes Van Cleve 49 of Chicago was killed in the crash in South Bend Indiana.

Chicago John V., Rockne South Bend Ind Knute Rockne Notre Dame Rockne Agnes van Cleve

Arthur Bechtel Dies at 74 in Linton Indiana

Arthur Merritt Bechtel 74, retired coal miner and former Linton City employee, died at 7:36 am at his 389 F Street NE home after six months of declining health. Born November 4 1881 north of Linton, he spent his life in the area and worked in local mines before eight years with the Linton city water department. Survived by widow Effie Louise Smith Bechtel, son Charles Bechtel, five daughters, two brothers, and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set at Anderson-Pointexter Memory Chapel with service Monday at 2:00 pm, Rev. Royden Read officiating, burial in View cemetery.

Arthur Merritt Bechtel Linton City Linton Mr. Bechtel Abraham Mary E. Garrett Bechtel Oal Lintonity Water Department Bechtel Earl Ieadway Bloomington Lloyd Buckallew Farmersburg Homer Bechtel Akien Anderson-Pointexter Memory Chapel Onne Treed Memory Chapel Royden Airview Cemetery

Mild five day Indiana forecast with above normal temps

The Hoosier weatherman predicts five days of mild weather in Indiana with average temperatures 2 to 4 degrees above normal. Normal highs vary by region from 37 to 8 and lows from 21 to 29 with light precipitation totaling a third to a half inch mainly in the south tonight and Saturday and more rain expected Monday.

Indiana Hoosier Weatherman

Snow Delays Hit Texas Panhandle and Southwest

A new winter storm brings two inches of fresh snow to Lubbock Texas and blankets most of New Mexico and west Texas. Freezing temperatures turn some into ice. Amarillo and Plainview close schools as the system weakens after dumping heavy snow on Silver City New Mexico.

Texas Lubbock Tex New Mexico West Texas Texas Panhandle Silver City NW M

Valentine Not Aroused About Holiday In Indiana Village

In Valentine Indiana a general store has no valentines and residents show little Valentine Day interest. Mrs Van Drew notes few local happenings while pondering how the town got its name and recalls the post office move to a rural route from nearby Lafayette.

Valentine Ind Valentine’s General Store Lagrange van Drew

Old Family Record Displayed From Clark County Roots

John Thomas Poorman brings a 125 year old Poorman family record to the Daily Citizen. The document traces Daniel Poorman born December 18, 1800 in Marshall Illinois and Susan Poorman who died August 26, 1841. Record entries show Spencerian pen writing and fading pencil notes.

Daily Citizen John Thomas Poorman Worthington Poorman Marshall Clark County Illinois Daniel Poorman Susan Pearman Indiana

Ellis PTO Meeting With Valentine Day Flannelgraph

Mrs. Donald McClintick will present a flannelgraph entitled Valentine Day at the Ellis Parent Teacher Organization meeting in the school building at 7 00 on Tuesday evening. Mothers are asked to bring cake or cookies.

Donald McClintick Ellis

Influence Charge On Gas Measure Is Studied Today

Sen Francis Case testifies in a Senate probe into alleged attempts to sway his vote on a natural gas bill. A Nebraska attorney, John M Neff of Lexington, Neb, gave a $200 campaign contribution and says it had no strings. Case says he would return the money and did not call the gift a bribe.

Charles W. Steadman Washington Cleveland Senate Committee Francis Case South Dakota International R-ig Senate Walter F. George D-Ga Fourman Group Case Nebraska George Committee Charles W Steadman John M. Neff Lexington Neb Neff Special Committee

Sneak Thief Steals Petty Cash From Local Office

Linton police search for a sneak thief who stole between 23 and 25 dollars from the George E Greene accounting office at 202 East Vincennes Street Thursday morning. Secretary Mrs Shirley Pigg saw a man in a light colored overcoat descending stairs as she arrived. the thief escaped as the outside stair door warned nearby staff.

Linton George E. Greene East Vincennes Street Shirley Pigg Dagger

Hamm Accepts Lyons Pastorate at First Christian Church

Rev. Robert Hamm has accepted the Lyons First Christian church pastorate and preached his first sermon last Sunday. He and his wife Virginia and their three year old daughter Susan moved into the parsonage Monday. Hamm is a Northwest Christian college graduate and attends Butler University school of religion. He previously served at Maple Grove Christian church in Monroe County.

Robert Hamm First Christian Church Lyons Mr. Hamm Virginia Susan Northwest Christian College Eugene Ore Butler University School of Religion Maple Grove Christian Church Monroe County

Indiana Democrats eye 1956 convention strategy shift

Indiana Democrats opening a two day strategy session in Indianapolis noted by State Chairman Charles E. Skillen as a rebuke to Republican rule. National chairman Paul M Butler arrived as Indiana eyes a historic push to send more delegates than ever to the national convention with a possible 52 votes.

Indianapolis Indiana Charles E. Skillen Hoosier GOP Craig Paul M. Butler South Bend Butler Democratic State Committee

Killer Irvin Nabbed in San Francisco by California Police

Gibson County officials plan to fly back escaped killer Leslie Irvin after his capture in a San Francisco pawn shop. Irvin, 31, was apprehended without a fight and is to be transported under tight security to Indiana. Judge A Dale Eby seeks top security on the return to Michigan City prison.

Killer Irvin California Princeton Ind Npp H. Earl Hollen San Francisco Leslie Irvin Hollen Gibson County Irvin Evansville Michigan City Walter Cornett Indiana Cornett Leslie Mad Dog Los Angeles

Senate Farm Aid Bill Advances Amid Veto Risks

The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a 12 to 3 omnibus farm aid bill featuring a soil bank and return to rigid price supports at 90 percent. President Eisenhower warned of a possible veto if rigid supports return, while debates will continue on the floor with a likely Feb 20 start.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Senate Congress Eisenhower Agriculture Committee Clinton P. Anderson D-Nm Secretary of Agriculture Allen J. Ellender D-La Anderson George D. Aiken R-Vt GOP

Leap Year Club To Meet Again In Linton

The Greene County Leap Year club, founded by Mrs. Nelie Stockrahm, will hold its fifth quadrennial meeting Sunday February 26 at Humphreys park Linton with a pitch-in basket dinner and afternoon program. Members from Vincennes Terre Haute Carlisle and Wheatland are expected. oldest member Mrs. Al Baughman will celebrate her 19th birthday anniversary.

Greene County Leap Year Club Humphreys Park Linton Nelie Stockrahm Vicksburg Greene County Club United States Vincennes Terre Haute Carlisle Wheatland al Baughman Stockrahm

Two Hoosier Tots Burned to Death in Trailer Fire

In Fishers Indiana a trailer home fire killed Betty Lou Clay 3 and her brother Robert Harold 1 while their mother Gloria 23 was away at the post office. The children were found huddled in a bedroom as authorities suspected suffocation before the flames. an older sister Kathy Jean 4 escaped to safety. The father George 24 was at work in Noblesville.

Noblesville Ind Fishers Betty Lou Clay Robert Harold Gloria George Kathy Jean

Condition of Linton Youth Still Critical

Bobby Sullivan an 11 year old of Linton remained in critical condition after an auto accident on state road 159 near Lewis. He suffered a deep facial gash a dislocated hip a fractured finger and a severe concussion. His mother Mrs. Robert E Sullivan was treated and released with minor injuries. Robert Crabill of Lewis route one driving the other car fractured a leg and is hospitalized.

Bobby Sullivan Linton Lewis Robert E. Sullivan

Time's relentless march prompts quiet reflections

A prose fragment laments wasted moments and the pressure of aging as time drags on. The tone is reflective, noting how impatience and the quickening passage of years shape daily life and priorities.

Japanese Noses Good for Kissing

Prominent Japanese artist Keiichi Takasawa says flat noses are convenient for kissing and keeps a younger look. He criticizes efforts to achieve a higher western type nose, noting flat faces have advantages and a warm impression.

Tokyo Keiichi Takasawa

Greene county Mental Health group promotes You Are There program

The Greene county Mental Health association calls attention to WTHI-TV Sunday at 5 30 p m for the televised program You Are There featuring Dr Pinel Unchains the Insane The Greene county chapter president Mrs Norval Raney says the story is produced in cooperation with the Mental Health Association

Greene County Mental Health Association Wthi-Tv Dr. Pinel Norval Raney Greene County Association The Mental Health Association

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