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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1947

Page

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Capper Says Keep Farm Youth On The Job

Senator Arthur Capper argues in Capper's Farmer that keeping boys and girls on the farm is essential to agriculture's health. Indiana GOP officials halt a patronage driven fund solicitation among Highway Department nonexempts, citing Hatch Act concerns. Local police remind drivers it is illegal to park before the theater, with enforcement promised.

Arthur Capper Kansas Capper United Press Indiana Republican Party State Highway Department H. Clark Springer State Committee

Indiana Payrolls Show Increases

Indiana mid-June survey shows production wages rising while employment fell slightly versus May. Service industry wages and employment rose, with employment 7 percent higher than 1946 and estimated payrolls up over 17 percent. Union with U S Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Indianapolis U.P Indiana Indiana Employment Security Division U. S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics

Bloomington pastor to speak at West Linton Assembly of God

Rev. Roscoe Russell, pastor of Bloomington's South Side Assembly of God and district Presbyter, will address the congregation at the West Linton church Friday evening. Pastor W. L. Stoops invites the public to attend.

Roscoe Russell Bloomington South Side

Greek guerrilla drive in Ioannina shattered by government

Athens reports Greek government forces aided by civilians broke a guerrilla offensive on Ioannina. Many invaders escaped into wooded hills while other bands moved toward Mt Grammos. Casualties cited include 210 dead 159 wounded and 140 captured over eight days.

Athens U.P Ioannina Yanina Mt. Grammos Mt. Gamila Exchange Telegrapp Free Greece Exchange Telegraph Greece

Pair of Softball Games Scheduled At Local Diamond

The Plainville team beat the Linton Twilight Bombers 12 to 8 under lights at High School park. Tonight at 6 the Linton Baptist church team faces Switz City church, and at 7 45 Friday the Linton Jaycees play Pleasantville. admission is free.

Plainville Linton Twilight Bombers High School Park Linton Baptist Church Switz City Church Linton Jaycees Pleasantville

Rites Held For William F. Buechler of Freelandville

Mrs. Wm C Hall reports the death of her cousin William F Buechler a Freelandville resident about 70. He worked for Freelandville Bank for years and was well known here. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Evangelical Reformed Church in Freelandville.

Wm. C. Hall Wiliam F. Buechler Freelandville Buechler Freelandville Bank Evanogical Reformed

Doris Kramer Improves After Indianapolis Accident

Miss Doris Kramer daughter of Ed Kramer was critically injured in an automobile accident in Indianapolis last April. She is slightly improved but still in serious condition at City Hospital Ward 1 A. She works for Belle Telephone Company and may be written to at the hospital. Mrs Dewey Kenworthy, her sister, visited her last weekend.

Doris Kramer Ed Kramer Indianapolis Mss Kramer Belle Telephone Company City Hospital Dewey Kenworthy Miss Kramer

Mystery Blonde Sought in Indiana Slaying Case

Indianapolis police held two men and searched for a missing mystery blonde as they investigated the slaying of Theodore Wolfe. Robert C. Linn and Herbert Brunner are jailed on vagrancy charges while Wolfe’s death is ruled a drowning after he was slugged and thrown into an abandoned gravel pit.

Indianapolis Bonde Theodore Wolfe Robert C. Linn Herbert Brunner Wolfe Linn Brunner

Pickets Clash With Police At Brooklyn Trust Strike

In New York City 21 police officers and pickets clashed as mass picketing was attempted at the Brooklyn Trust bank where 700 workers have struck. Three pickets were arrested after 100 arriving today joined 75 earlier. Leo Pomerance of the CIO Financial Employes Guild blamed Taft-Hartley Act for police action. The signs urged support for the strike to protect workers' security.

New York U.R Brooklyn Trust Company United States Leo Pomerance CIO Financial Employes Guild

CIO Director Warns 3 Million Farmers Face Migration

CIO education director Kermit Eby told the House Agriculture Committee that 3,000,000 farmers may be forced to move to cities to seek factory jobs unless a long-range farm program is created. He urged flood control soil conservation reforestation and reclamation of marginal lands to prevent topsoil loss and preserve farming.

Washington U.P CIO House Agriculture Committee Kermit Eby AAA Eby Congress

Eks Chanters Place Third In Glee Club Contest

In Portland Oregon yesterday the Eks Chanters finished third in the annual glee club contest at the Elks Lodge national convention. The Gary Indiana drill team took fourth place. Frank A. Lenning attended the convention as delegate of the Linton Elks lodge.

Terre Haute Ind Eks Elks Lodge Portland Ore Gary Frank A. Lenning Linton

Edna Silvey Named Manager at Linton Western Union Office

Mrs Edna Silvey has accepted the position as manager of the Linton office of the Western Union Telegraph company. She formerly was employed at the Real Silk plant in Linton.

Edna Silvey Linton Western Union Telegraph Company Real Silk

Jasonville Man Killed by Freight Train Near Home

Jasonville resident George Denney Sr aged 66 was struck by a southbound freight train near his home on the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific line. He died after being dragged about forty yards. coroner Dr. Jerome A. Graf ruled the death accidental. Survived by a wife, five sons and three daughters, funeral set for Saturday at the family home with burial in Friendly Grove cemetery. Mathers Funeral Home handling arrangements.

George Denney, Sr Jasonville Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company Jerome A. Graf Bloomfield Greene County Friendly Grove Mathers Funeral Home

British Airliner Crashes Near Basrah. Six Die

Six crewmen were killed and 12 passengers seriously injured when a British Overseas Airways York airliner crashed while landing in a sandstorm near Subai, south of Basrah. The four engine craft was en route from London to India and diverted due to sand at Basrah.

Baghdad York British Overseas Airways Subai Basrah London India

Mrs Stevens Improves After Illness at Roosevelt Street

Mrs William Stevens who has been seriously ill at her home at 960 Roosevelt street is reported to be quite improved, marking a significant recovery from her recent condition.

William Stevens Roosevelt Street

Senate approves mine safety code without federal enforcement

The Senate unanimously approves a bill to improve observance of mine safety rules in soft coal mines while leaving enforcement to states. Federal inspectors would report violations to mine owners and state bureaus. actions taken would be reported. Secretary Krug and the UMW urge federal power for one year.

Washington U.P Senate House Secretary of Interior J. A. Krug United Mine Workers UFL Senate Public Lands Committee

Eagles to host Fairbanks in Sunday baseball at local park

The Linton Eagles, fresh off a 5 0 win against Brazil VFW, meet a reputedly strong Fairbanks squad at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the local High School park diamond. Johnny Logan will pitch with Mix and Holder in the receiving roles as the Eagles aim to repeat their late inning surge.

Linton Eagles Brazil Mix Holder Eagles

Hospital Admissions and Births Report from Worthington Area

Alec Starnes of Worthington admitted for medical treatment yesterday. A girl was born to Mrs. Ruth Graves of Bloomfield this morning. Mrs. Betty Gaethes of Linton route 2 admitted yesterday for surgery. Matthew Bolin of Tell City admitted for medical treatment after an accident last night. Ethel Carroll of Worthington to receive patient. Mrs. Mary Dayhoff of Worthington admitted for medical treatment today. Ted Pickard of Worthington underwent an appendectomy. Mrs. Wayne Howard of Sanborn route 2 admitted today for medical treatment. Emma Marlow of Jasonsville dismissed today. Frances Anderson and baby of Crane dismissed to Mrs. Alvina Ray and baby of Worthington.

Alec Starnes Worthington Ruth Graves Bloomfield Betty Gaethes Linton Wayne Howard Sanborn

Trucker Injured In County Wreck

Tell City truck driver Matthew Bolin was treated at Freeman Greene County Hospital for lacerations and chest injuries after his 1 1/2 ton truck plunged into a guard rail on State Road 67 two miles north of Worthington. The accident occurred when lights failed and the load of mine props shifted injuring him. damages to the truck were investigated.

Matthew Bolin Tell City Freeman- Greene County Worthington Bolin

Flood control charges heard in Congress over Truman action

House Republicans blamed President Truman for delaying flood control projects by directing army engineers to withhold new requests. They said his request for 250 million dollars for a 10 year Mississippi basin program reversed his January stance. Some urged immediate action while one Democrat noted other flood areas.

Washington House Republicans Truman Army Frederick A. Muhlenberg A. L. Miller Rep W. R. Poague Texas House Missouri Valley Mississippi Valley

Iron City Encampment to Confer Patriarch Degree Tonight

Members and degree staff of Iron City Encampment No. 118 I O O F Brazil will confer the Patriarch degree for Worthington encampment at the Wor thington lodge hall tonight. A battery device lighting milady's handbag when opened has been devised.

Iron City Brazil Worthington Worthington Lodge Milady

Greene County 4-H Show Plans Amid School Closings

Greene county plans its 1947 4-H show at Humphreys park August 5-6 with committees visiting enrolled 4-H members. enrollment up 30 percent. Concurrently several rural schools face closure due to low enrollments and potential consolidation with Bloomfield. Newberry high school to be closed for fall term with students sent to Lyons.

Greene County Humphreys Park Greater R. van Edington Sassafras Stockton Township R. S. Summers Bloomfield Highland Richland Taylor Townships Newberry Lyons Sheilds Sassafras Shields Hendricksville Beech Creek Solsberry Smith Highland Township Calvertville Brown Dean Prairie College Smith Township Switt City Combs Center Township Indiana Koleen Red Cat Jackson Township Owensburg Coen, Sharkey and King Richland Township Wildcat Furnace Park Schools Summers Taylor Township Scotland High School Bill Indiana State Legisature

Gas in Old Shaft Takes Boy's Life

Nine year old Dennis Eckert died from carbon monoxide poisoning after collapse while exploring an abandoned coal mine shaft near Jasper Indiana.Victor Elliott 39 Hartingburg was overcome while attempting rescue and revived. The Eckert boy's body was pulled from the shaft by neighbors with a rope. State Trooper Don Smiley aided in rescue but collapsed, later revived.

Jasper Ind Dennis Eckert G. A. Held Dubois County Victor Elliott Hartingburg Dennis Elliott C. M. Heck Eckert Don Smiley

Civic Garden Club Meeting at Humphreys Park

Civic Garden club members gather at Humphreys Park at 2 PM Monday July 21. Attendees are reminded to bring a special roll call response.

Civic Garden Club Humphreys Park

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