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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
6
A rugged dialogue unfolds about labor and mortgage burdens. A mule and a lord trade barbs on fairness and subsistence while farming chores and economic pressures entangle them. The tale closes with two wealthy fleas who bought their own dog.
Past presidents led last night’s Twin Safety chapter meeting at Red Men hall with John Wilson in charge. Speeches by Wilson, Pope, Jackson, Vitoskey, Sims covered safety progress.事故 reports noted three no lost time incidents. Sam Masters read mine explosion article. Cunningham and Rogers gave talks. Entertainment featured Jackie Davenport. safety shoes awarded to Charles Britton and overalls to Robert McBride. Attendees: 31 from New Hope mine and 11 from number four. Next meeting set for Wednesday evening June 15.
Madison Indiana June 2 Byron Craig 28 and Everett Zehr 31 Madison attendants at Madison State Hospital were indicted by the grand jury on voluntary and involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of patient Everett Devault 47 of Loogootee on May 6 The charges against Oscar Hook and Elzia Demarce were dismissed Hook and Demarce had been charged after an incident when Devault was removed from a work detail and later died following a melee with staff and a patient
Fifty automobile industry leaders including executives from Ford Chrysler and General Motors are ordered to appear in federal court in South Bend for arraignment after grand jury indictments alleging coercion to form a monopoly in auto financing. Bonds set at 2500 each. hearings to occur within ten days.
State party leaders ruled Floyd E K James invalid as Scott County Democratic chairman due to a quorum issue. The contest is remanded to the local organization with a meeting set for Tuesday to decide between James and William S Griffith.
Members urged Gov. M. Clifford Town to convene a special session after the July 11 and 12 Democratic state convention to appropriate funds for an extensive state building program.
Roy Hyde, 68, a farmer from Boltinghouse road east of Dolan, died from a 16 gauge shotgun discharge in a barn after he tripped and discharged the weapon. Coroner says accidental death. Neighbor heard shot. Hyde lived with brother and Shields family nearby. Funeral set for Friday at Baptist church in Old Unionville.
A .50 caliber bullet punched into a sapling in 1816 and later found in the heart of a massive oak cut down in Alameda is dated by tree rings to 122 years ago.
Porterville California inmates slashed through a sieve like jail, five prisoners escaped by perforations. The final escape saw a man pry bars from the window before authorities learned his name.
The caption warns against lifting pet rabbits by the ears. It notes young rabbits may tolerate it, but as they grow heavier the practice can cause injuries.
Hogs 6,000 with lights to heavies priced 7.75 to 8.90. sow prices 7.50 to 8. Heifers and steers firm to higher with bulk cows at 8.75 to 9. Sheep and lambs show gains, lambs mostly 7.50 to 9.50. Cattle overall steady. calves 500 and feeders steady. Other cattle kinds scarce.
Peter Ores, 17 months old, speaks English, Hungarian, and Slavonic. His grandmother teaches Hungarian, while his other grandmother teaches Slavonic, her native tongue.
The Parmly Hotel register in Painesville for 1865 records Horace Greeley, famous New York editor, as a guest on October 4 1865. Attorney Roy K. Thrasher of Chardon has secured a loan to obtain the register.
A 5 month old infant awakened by fire saved five people and prevented the burning of a farm home in Painesville. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L H Keasling woke to the blaze that destroyed two barns and a surrounding house.
William Duncan a 43 year old California man who makes automobile sirens was halted by a siren he built while driving in Berkeley. A police officer operating the device charged him with speeding at 70 miles an hour.
Rosamonde R. Wimberly reveals in her thesis that two centuries ago South Carolina church officials were paid from wine ale and rum revenues. The study, “Drinking Customs in South Carolina 1665 1830,” highlights church compensation tied to colonial alcohol tax practices.
U P report cites Dr Lon W Morrey director of the American Dental association as saying 40 000 deaths annually in America are traceable to dental neglect and the issue is raised in St Louis.
The Federal government will invest 1,000,000 dollars to build and equip permanent aeronautical engineering and research laboratories in Canberra. The project aims to advance aviation science, with facilities to support ongoing experiments and technical training.
In Cassville Missouri Barry county reports wolves so abundant that livestock losses mount prompting a government trapper assignment to capture them. The measure aims to reduce predation and protect farmers and herds in the region.
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