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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
2
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Europe learns of Americas strength in peace as King debates Lindbergh talk and a Paris Brussels London tale. Capt Lindbergh may return in a week, while radio fueled rain myths. The West Side track promises an auto race tomorrow if weather cooperates with notable drivers and an improved course.
The J T M Club was entertained by Mrs. Nolan Thompson with social pastimes and prize contests won by Mrs. Jack Mehlhof and Mrs. Wendell Bray. One new member was voted in and refreshments were served in two courses. Mrs. Wendell Bray to entertain in two weeks.
A cloud burst early today in Warsaw Kisceinsko county sent the Tippecanoe river and other streams on a rampage. Three inches of water fell within an hour badly damaging the corn crop and flooding business districts and homes. Local reports note extensive damage to residences and shops.
Ruth Buckner daughter of Emory Buckner defied police and slipped into the American embassy in Paris with a companion. She aimed to present three American pies to Charles Lindbergh after witnessing him taste the confections. The incident portrays her as enchanted by the famed aviator.
United Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports a probe of Indiana corporations to see which have prohibitory or moral intent in their titles. Only four start with anti and two are unrelated to morals. The Pro Bono Club is the only clearly licit title. Other curious names include The Black Cat-Club, Cliff Dwellers, Hermit Club, and Praternal Order of Honk Honks. Many titles reference foods or exotic phrases.
Delays in Indiana corn planting due to a backward season and rains threaten a soft, low-feeding market value crop. Purdue University Soils and Crops Department outlines two practical methods to offset danger, including using early varieties where possible and applying fertilizer treatments to hasten maturity by up to ten to fourteen days, based on experiments across the state.
Raymond Hall, 21, of this city, is in Lutheran hospital Fort Wayne in critical condition after being struck by a trailer while stepping from an automobile yesterday afternoon. He had left here Wednesday evening en route to Detroit where he worked. Relatives plan to travel to Fort Wayne this afternoon.
Everett DeCoursey of Bicknell has received a hero medal from the Ralston Purina Hero Commission in St Louis for rescuing a companion from drowning last summer. The award follows a thorough investigation into the pond incident where Samuel Hmmon(s) struggled in deep water and was saved by Everett risking his own life.
Six shiploads of Rotarians, nearly half of the 3000 from the United States, disembarked at Flushing and traveled by taxi or on foot into Ostend to attend the international convention there.
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