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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

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Frank James Visit in Linton Recalled in 1890s Tales

Narrative recalls Frank James son of Jesse James visiting Linton with Buffalo Bill Wilson asserting 1893 as the year and recounting events at the Old Linton Fair. Other items include a comic book link to a death in Johnstown and a Marinette bee incident causing a traffic tangle.

Frank James Jesse Linton Buffalo Bill Wilson Mr. Wilson John” Moore Vincennes Jesse James Frank Wilson John Indianapolis Johnstown Richard Watkins

Rotary official to attend district assembly at Indiana University

L. Johnson president elect of the Linton Rotary club will represent the club at the 156th District Rotary International assembly at Indiana University. The one day event features training for new officers, clinics on club editors and song leaders, and sessions on Rotary aims. Dean Wilfred Bain will lead the song leaders clinic. The assembly dinner is set for Monday noon in Alumni Hall. a past governors dinner precedes it Sunday evening at the Indiana Memorial Union.

L. Johnson Linton Rotary Club Rotary International Indiana University George H. Smith Rotary Wilfred C. Bain Indiana University School of Music Indiana Memorial Union Indiana Union

House Appropriations Cuts Foreign Spending Big

The House appropriations committee voted a 553 million dollar cut in foreign spending for the coming year. It trimmed ERP funding to four billion and reduced several other programs. The action followed notes on Soviet submarine strength and a plan to build a 65 thousand ton carrier.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Europe Japan House Senate Albert Thomas D Texas Soviet Russia Germany Thomas Naval Appropriations Subcommittee Congress Houge Russia

Rites Planned for Soldier Pfe Roy Johnson

Funeral arrangements are set for Pfe Roy Johnson 32 of two miles south of Pleasantville killed in action in November 1943. The body with military escort will reach Linton Friday afternoon and proceed to Newkirk Funeral home Pleasantville. Services are at Indiana Prairie church Saturday at 2 PM with Sullivan American Legion honors. Johnson enlisted January 10 1941 went overseas November 1942. He is survived by widow Elmina Kardocus Johnson of Sandborn route one son Roy Jr father William Johnson Evansville brothers Er Evansville sisters Mrs Margaret Anderson Indianapolis and Mrs Nathlea Meschner Evansville.

Pfe Roy Johnson Pleasantville Linton Newkirk Funeral Home Indiana Prairie Church Sullivan American Legion Pfc Johnsson Army Evyansville Elmina Kardocus Johnson Sandborn Route One Roy Jr William Johnson West Charles Andrew Evansville Margaret Anderson Indianapolis Nathlea Meschner

Young Farm Group Is Active and Happy

Greene county youths foster 4-H roots through the Junior Farmers and Homemakers now in fifteenth year. Elmo Ray of Jefferson township stands out with high yields on five acres, while the Bradfield family records 48 years of 4-H involvement and leadership.

Young Farm Group Greene County 4-H Club County Extension Service Elmo Ray Jefferson Township Elmo Junior Farmers and Homemakers Bradfield Washington Township Marlin Beulah Gene Junior Farmers

Death of Everett Alkire at 72 near Lyons

Everett Wilson Alkire aged 72 of near Lyons died at Free man Greene county hospital after an operation. Survived by widow Nora and four sons William Orville Alkire Oscar and Paul. Funeral plans call for Lyons Free Methodist Church service with Rev Virgil Kemp and burial at Waggoner cemetery.

Everett Wilson Alkire Lyons Freeman Greene County Nora Alkire William and Orville Alkire Linton Oscar Alkire Michigan Paul Alkire Indianapolis Jenkins Funeral Home

Eldridge Infant Dies in Detroit Funeral Held

Tommy Eldridge two, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Eldridge Jr of Detroit Michigan died suddenly May 29 at home. Survived by sister Sandra Jean, parents and four grandparents and two great grandparents. Funeral services were held June 1 with interment in Babyland at White Chapel Cemetery. Attending were Mrs Marvin Taylor of Linton and others from New Goshen and Detroit.

Tommy Eldridge Fred Eldridge Jr Detroit Mich Sandra Jean Fred Eldridge John Tryon Virgil Trinkle New Goshen Maggie Cottom Linton Babyland White Chapel Marvin Taylor Russell Cox W. W. Chambers

Truman 10 Start Western Travel

President Truman boards his special train to begin a western tour with five major addresses and numerous rear-platform appearances. Harold Stassen travels toward Sacramento for a luncheon with Iowa delegates. Dewey heads to Boston to court Massachusetts delegates. The trip is billed as nonpolitical, yet viewed as an electoral move by Republicans. Truman plans a major Chicago speech tomorrow night.

Truman Aliso Harold E. Stassen Sacramento Cal Des Moines Iowa Thomas E. Dewey New York Boston Massachusetts Bay State Sen Leverett Saltonstall Mass Dewey Joseph W. Martin, Jr White House GOP Carroll Reece Chicago

Switz City Rites Planned For Mrs Bartley

Mrs Eliza J Bartley 77 former Switz City resident died Wednesday in Rochester Michigan Funeral services set for Friday at 2 30 PM at Switz City Baptist church Rev A E Chastain to officiate Burial in Switz City cemetery Myers Funeral home Worthington handling arrangements Surviving daughter Winnie Beasley Rochester two granddaughters and brother Ambrose Yancey Rochester

Eliza J. Bartley Switz City Rochester Mich

Parents Asked To Make Calls On School Age Change

Parents of children who turn six after September 1 are urged to contact Mrs. Florence Scott at 603 before Saturday noon. The notice supports a movement against a city school board ruling that such children must wait until the next September to start school.

Florence Scott

Legislation Sought to Stop Disputes in Soft Coal Industry

A National Coal Association spokesman urged Congress to ban nationwide strikes in vital industries and outlaw strikes to enforce union health and welfare funds. L. Ebersole Gaines also called for revising antitrust laws to curb actions that paralyze the economy or threaten public health and safety. Contract talks with John L. Lewis and the Southern Coal Producers Association may resume next week pending possible injunction.

Washington Congress L. Ebersole Gaines National Coal Association Joint Senate House Labor Management Relations Committee John L. Lewis T. Alan Goldsborough Lewis Southern Coal Producers Association Gaines

Temperature records manhandled by heat in Midwest surge

Greene county hit an official 93 degree high at 2 30 pm setting a 1948 temperature record while Chicago neared 90 as a 18 day dry spell plagued Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa forecasters warned of continued warmth and fire risk Urbana entomologist warned of looming grasshopper threats to crops in Illinois.

Greene County O. H. Brown U. S Elliston Mercury Chicago Midwest Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Iowa Weather Bureau Urbana Ill George C. Decker State Natural History Survey

Hospital report corrections and dismissals

The Daily Citizen notes errors in yesterday’s hospital report. The correct entry lists John McBride as dismissed from the hospital, while other names like Miss Kitty Farley and Miss Barbara Ric are cited with dismissals or minor procedures.

Kitty Farley Bloomfield Marjorie Perry Linton Daily Citizen John McBride

Sulsberry man takes own life in unusual circumstances

Vanus Anderson of Solsberry died from a self inflicted gunshot wound while en route to hospital after a high speed crash on Scotland road near Bloomfield. Sheriff notes a witnessed action and identifies other motorists present. Survivors include Thomas Jor son Anderson and J Dodson daughter Beatrice, with funeral arrangements by Jenkins Funeral Home Solsberry.

Vanus Anderson Sulsberry Freeman-Greene County Hospital Charles Mansfield Mansfield J. A Graf Greene County Young Anderson Scotland Road Bloomfield Anderson Leroy Jenson Newberry Jenson Center Township Thomas Jorson Linton Solsberry Solsberry Methodist Church

Doggy Birthday Party Enjoyed by Dogs in Columbus

In Columbus Indiana Robert E Barnaby hosted a dog birthday party for Peggy Barnaby the first birthday anniversary. Attendees included Irish Setters Fox Terriers Wire-Haired Terriers and a Great Dane on leashes. A hamburger cake with a candle was served and dogs received beef bones gifts wrapped with ribbons. A Cocker Spaniel named Dusty Rogers attacked Danny Morehead an Irish Setter until a garden hose spray ended the incident.

Columbus Ind Robert E. Barnaby Dusty Rogers Danny Morehead

American official Harry L. Franklin freed by Russians in Berlin

Dr. Harry L. Franklin, 53, political official of the American military government, was released by Soviet authorities in Berlin after more than 16 hours as a prisoner. He entered the Soviet sector of Berlin and was detained near Alexander Plaza, then handed over to U S authorities at midday. Franklin, deputy chief of AMG civil administration and political affairs, had been with the military government since December 1945 and was a Berlin kommandatura representative. He appeared tired and dirty but not mistreated during the release.

Berlin Harry L. Franklin U. S Franklin Washington, D. C Louisville Dr. Franklin Civil Administration AMG

Horse Meat Scam Alleges Houston Food Hoax

Houston meat packer J M Sullenger tells Harris county grand jury 200000 pounds of horse meat weekly are sold as beef. He claims diseased horses and a regional racket stretching from Houston to Louisiana and San Antonio. Grand jury hears 24 witnesses as tests on meat samples proceed. Felix Billingsley blames rising live horse prices on the scheme.

Houston Texas J. M. Sullenger Select Meat Company Harris County Grand Jury Louisiana San Antonio Brenham Felix Billingsley Billingsley

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