Hoosier Democrats push heavy spokes in congressional year clash
Large audience sees Deaconess Nola D Yoder on NBC Welcome Travelers program from Chicago She returns home to Linton after addressing a vast TV audience and nearby discussions at Glenburn Rest Haven with gifts donated by program sponsors.
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Park Ridge
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Chaplin Wife Renounces Citizenship Plans
Oona O Neill Chaplin says she will formally renounce American citizenship when she returns to Geneva next week. The actress and wife of Charlie Chaplin has become a British subject, like her husband, Eugene O Neill was her father.
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Three Greene County Youths Enter Army Ranks
Three Greene county young men were inducted into the Army on Tuesday and sent to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for training or reassignment, the county Draft Board reported today. The inductees are John Padgett of Springville William Date Helms and Wesley Whaley of Bloomsfield.
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First Robin Sightings Reported by Readers Across Town
Daily Citizen readers report early signs of spring with several sightings of the first robin of the year. A west of Linton resident noted fifteen to twenty robins in a barnyard while Bob Hess at Linton Municipal golf course counted five or six in the woods. Ralph Wallen saw his first robin yesterday and Mrs. Ersil Stewart also reported early harbingers.
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Requests for surplus foods rise nationwide
The Agriculture Department reports growing state requests for federal food surpluses for relief aid. Direct distribution is underway in Kentucky Pennsylvania Wyoming West Virginia and Missouri and expected soon in Colorado Idaho Arkansas New Hampshire Virginia Massachusetts and Illinois. Illinois requests come from Rock Island in the Quad City area. About 200000 people may receive relief shipments in addition to normal school lunch program distributions to nine million children and other donors.
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Wallard Plans Indianapolis 500 Comeback
Indianapolis AP Lee Wallard, winner of the 1951 Speedway race, will attempt a comeback in this year’s 500 miler.Officials announced Wallard Cal Niday and Eastern champion Joe Sostilio among 10 entries in the 38th annual classic. Wallard, from Altamont New York, suffered burns in a dirt track crash shortly after his 1951 victory and raced only occasionally since. Niday teams with Wallard in two cars nominated by Murrell Belanger of Crown Point Indiana.
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Democrats Say the Rebuked Orators Sponsored by GOP
Democrats hailed President Eisenhower's disapproval of sharp partisan attacks by Republican orators as a rebuke to GOP leaders. They argued his comments challenge his own administration while McCarthy and Dewey fueled continued partisan pressure amid Lincoln Week events and GOP tours.
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Craig Plans Independent Fund Drive in Indiana Republican Split
Indiana Governor Craig’s faction of the Republican Party forms the Indiana Committee for Republican Victory to raise funds for financial independence from the State Committee. Fred C. Tucker Jr. will lead the effort, seeking voluntary contributions from legitimate sources and signaling support for Eisenhower and Craig while aiming to back primary and convention Republican candidates.
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Banks and Courthouse to Close for Lincoln's Birthday
Banks and the Greene county courthouse will be closed all day Friday for Lincoln's Birthday. Most businesses will operate as usual. Citizens' National Bank of Linton and Peoples Trust Co banks in Linton and Jasonville will be closed. Linton post office remains open with full service. The Daily Citizen will publish as usual.
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Vernon Bradshaw case ends in revelation of Violet disguise
In Columbus Ohio a judge learns Vernon M Bradshaw is actually Violet Marie Bradshaw a 35 year old woman. A court marks her embezzlement sentence and orders transfer to a women’s facility after a physician confirms a female identity. Violet had posed as a husband and stepfather to protect Mrs Vera Perdue and her two children.
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Dashup
Richmond
Ind
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Teleatha Emery Sues for Divorce in Greene Court
A divorce suit has been filed in Greene circuit court by Teleatha Emery against Robert L. Emery. The action seeks dissolution of their marriage and related relief.
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West offers Molotov chance to mediate Far East crisis
The West urged Molotov to use Soviet influence with Red China to curb Indochina rebel aid and to start Korea peace talks. Dulles Eden and Bidault prepared for a broader Xth Big Four talks after a brief secret session on oriental issues.
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Stevenson Gentry Spoofs Republicans In Chicago Talk
Adlai E. Stevenson told over 1,200 Independent Voters of Illinois that Republicans may start raising money for a new crusade, quipping their last one failed to reach the Holy Land. Senator Paul Douglas condemned the GOP as drifting toward a class party driven by wealth.
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Jasonville Trucking Firm Cited by PSC for Report Delays
The Noah Hawkins trucking company of Jasonville is among fifty firms cited by the Indiana Public Service Commission for failure to file annual reports due March 31. The firms were ordered to appear March 31 to show cause why their common carrier certificates should not be revoked. The PSC noted some firms were delinquent for three or four years.
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Plan Paper Pick-Up by Lyons Scouts Saturday Morning
Boy Scouts of the Lyons community announce a paper pick-up starting at 9:00 AM Saturday. Residents are asked to place old newspapers and magazines ready for the truck.
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If Daily Citizen Were Like TV Here Is How
Satirical note outlining a fictional newspaper production process with named staff roles and credits. Mentions multiple individuals such as Vance Sappenfield and Carl Mansfield and references press work and delivery. The piece reads as a meta parody of a newspaper operation.
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Indochina Reds Press Toward Luang Prabang Amid Air Attacks
Communist columns push within 30 miles of Luang Prabang as about 12,000 Reds moved from Nam Bao through the Nam Nga Valley. French and U S air forces bombard and scout the area while Lao and Cambodian forces report shifting positions and cautious morale.
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Free Musical Program At Linton Stockton High School
Professional musicians and entertainers present a free program at 8:00 next Tuesday evening in the Linton Stockton high school auditorium. Sponsored by the local Business and Professional Women’s club, the show features instrumental vocal and dance numbers by Local No. 25 of the Terre Haute Federation of Musicians. The invitation to attend comes from the Linton club and the Terre Haute local union. no admission fee.
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Club to Meet at Lee Sherrord Park House
The Linton Conservation club will meet at the club house in Lee Sherrard Park at 7 30 oclock Monday evening. Refreshments will be served.
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Fire Danger High Again As Linton Fire Department Responds
Linton firefighters logged their sixth alarm in under 18 hours amid a regionwide high danger. Chief Ralph Bedwell compared current risk to last summer’s record drought. Incidents included a roof fire at College Hill school in West Linton caused by chimney sparks with minor damage.
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Starkey
Germans Set Up Security Squads in East Germany
East Germany faces rising unrest as communists form security squads to curb potential revolts, while the Neue Zeitung reports new protest actions by discontented industrial workers in the Soviet zone within 48 hours. Leaflets in East Berlin factories demand elections and oppose Molotov’s unity plebiscite plan.
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New Officers Chosen By Rotarians Here
Linton Rotary elected new officers at the weekly meeting at Ziegler's Drive-In. George W. Auer becomes president and Dr E V Bull is vice president, with Robert Hoff man secretary Earl M Roush treasurer and George Greene Dr William H Collisson Wilson Hixson Wayne Corbin and Sherell Johnson as board members. The rural urban meeting drew 45 guests and speaker William Minnich of Johnson's Feed and Supply spoke on agriculture and antibiotics in feeds. Officers serve the 1953 54 year and Dr Collisson is retiring president.
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Indianapolis Man Killed in Street Intersection Crash
J. P. Patrick aged 56 of Indianapolis died after a two car collision at a street intersection Wednesday. Injured were Frank Brown passenger, and Carl Fink 20 and Marvin Rice 19 in the second car driven by Edward A. Willies 49.
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