Robbery Suspect Ex-Convict Taken for Daviess Trial
Ernest Grigsby 27 of Jasonville was captured in Washington and identified as the stickup man who robbed two filling stations in Daviess County. He faced arraignment in the Daviess circuit court on robbery charges after being jailed in Washington and then taken to Linton and later Daviess jail. He allegedly held up stations at Washington and Wheatland, obtaining $15 and $12.50.
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Ernest Grigsby
Jasonville
Daviess County
Grigsby
Dan Scully
Arthur Pinkston
Ira Craig
Ruth Phipps
Fourth — Street
Linton
Washington
Wheatland
Craig
Daviess
Uny
Daviess Court
Play Begins In Linton Softball League 10
The Linton Softball League 10 opens its 1985 season with practice games at Lin-Stock park. At least ten teams are expected in the early rounds as managers meet at City Hall to plan the schedule. Games this week include Linton Elks vs Little Betty and Red Men vs Johnson's Weed Store.
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Linton
Lin-Stock Park Diamonds
Linton Elks
Little Betty
Red Men
Johnson’s Weed Store
LinrStock Diamonds
Elks to Install Officers at Sullivan Lodge Ceremony
Sullivan Elks lodge set to install new officers 8:00 p.m. Wednesday with help from Linton Elks. Millard W. Fiscus to become exalted ruler, succeeding Jere O. Goodman. Other officers named include E. W. Stewart, Ifa EK Williams, Luther O'Byian, Clyde Davis, Floyd McCullough, Oswald J Tanner, and Low W. Warner. A fish fry after services is hinted. Linton degree team assists.
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Elks
Elksshome
Sullivan’. Elks Lodge
Sullivan, Elks
Linton Officers
Linton Elks
Sullivan Lodge
Linton and Sullivan
Jere O. Goodman
E. W. Stewart
Ifa
Congress abandons Patman bonus legislation in current session
Washington reports that the Senate and House conference on the Patman bonus bill decided to abandon all efforts to enact veteran legislation this session. They warned that any compromise would require veterans to make sacrifices. The Patman plan for currency expansion to fund immediate payment of adjusted service certificates will be reintroduced when Congress reconvenes in January.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Hering Planned at Bedford Hearing On Railroad Abandonment
A hearing is set for June 18 in Bedford on a petition by the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville railroad to abandon its line between Lawrence Swit City in the county and nearby areas. The Indiana Railroad Service Commission will conduct the hearing under state law to determine the action.
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S. Ind
Bedford
Chicasa, Ind and
Louisville
Lawrence
Indiana
Service Commission
Hye
Wi Commerce
Cee Ae
Premier Bouisson Receives Support in Paris
A political scene in Paris shows Premier Bouisson receiving backing from allies amid fresh maneuvers. The report notes visible solidarity among key figures and ongoing discussions shaping the leadership's position.
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Bouisson
Paris
Dune GI Ort
Ders
Victor Edington Dies Sud Early at Home in Linton
Victor L. Edington 28 died suddenly at 8 am at the family home 149 South Main Street after ill health since Friday. A Linton native, he worked with Edington Paper Co. and was widely known here. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm from the Edington home with Rev. G. Vincent officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Victor L. Edington
Linton
South Main Street
Rufus’ Edington
Victor
Rufus M
Cetelia Edington
Max W. Edington
Linon
Welch and Cornett
Edington
G. Vincent
Church of Christ
Fairview Cemetery
Former Linton Scouts Invited to Two Day Camp Reunion
Local White River Area Council hosts a two day Flag Day service and camp dedication inviting former Linton scouts to attend June 8 and 9. Officials list many ex scouts as invited and urge all former locals to join for the celebration and events.
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Lintoh
White River Area Council
Linton
Dwayne Vonderschmitt
Delvis Christy
Jack Fordyce
Paul Duhno
Cornelius Murphy
Huber
Wallace Huber
Neal ‘Puckett
Gerald’ Miller
Cletus Wright
Paul O’brien
Hollywood Premiere Set For Grand Theatre in Linton
The Grand theatre will host a Hollywood style premiere on Tuesday June 11 for Linton and nearby residents. Local casting director Jee Gage and Roger B F Gibbons will organize a program with local talent and stand-in stars in a near replica of Hollywood events.
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Grand Theatre
Linton
Hollywood
Robert H. Gage
Hollywood Pemiere
Roger Bf, Gibbons
Jee Gage
Eagles Lodge 10 to Install Officers in Linton
New officers to serve in the Linton Eagles lodge will be installed at 7 oclock Wednesday night during the annual installation service. The entire membership is invited to attend with a post installation fellowship to follow. Officers to be installed include President Guy Moss and Secretary William Cunningham along with other appointees.
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Linton Eagles’ Lodge
Eagles Hat
Eagles Lodge
Guy Moss
Esident
William Cunning Tary
Herbert Priest
Kell Hagaman
George Parks
Tangeruard
Thomas Hall
OR. M. Vincent
Hospital reports birth of baby boy to Bloom resident
A major operation today at the hospital followed by the birth of a son to Mrs. Victor Laughna of Bloom. The infant, named James Russell, arrived in the morning and both mother and baby are reported doing satisfactorily.
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Altz
Victor Laughna
James Russell
Leader of State Retail Group to Speak in Linton
Banquet precedes address in the M E Church at 6 20 o clock Thursday evening for the Greater Linton club June meeting. L F Shuttleworth executive secretary of the Associated Retailers of Indiana will address members and guests. He will discuss taxation history and the tax problem as it applies to Indiana.
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L. F. Shuttleworth
Associated Retailers of Indiana
Indiana Coal Merchants’ Association
Greater
Greater Linton Club
Shuttleworth
Associated Retailers of
Indiana
Associated Retailers
United States
Indianapolis
Tax Conference
Indiana Farm Bureau
Indiana Wholesalers Association
Indiana Real’ Estat Association
Indiana League of Civic Associations
Shuttle‘worth
Frank A. Lenning
Greater Linton
Gas Bills Show Sharp Reduction for Linton Residents
Commercial and domestic gas bills fall sharply as May usage is billed at 1.529 per 800 cubic feet and early July bills for May gas will be lower. The city notes natural gas provides more heat per unit than butane, reducing overall costs. Further reductions expected as volume-based rates apply.
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Linton
Jung
Panama Passage Time Cut For Direct Vessel Transit
A vessel moving directly through the Panama Canal faces a reduced passage time from ten to twelve hours with no delays, streamlining maritime transit.
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Panama Fane
Earle Suffers Hip Fracture After Rug Fall
Mrs. I. S. Earle age 87 of 20 Fifth street southeast fractured her hip when she tripped on a rug and fell at home. She was taken to Freeman-Greene County hospital where the fracture was set. Doctors report she is improving and may remain hospitalized for several weeks.
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I. S. Earle
Fifth Street
End of life after murder case in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on June 4, W P George Booth hanged himself after fatally stabbing a woman believed to be Miss Dolores Dulae of Cleveland. A young woman’s body, thought to be Dulae, was found with multiple stab wounds early today. Booth’s parents found a bloodstained knife and a note in his room after reporting his son’s involvement with Dulae.
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W.P
George Booth
Dolores Dulae
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Dulae
Booth
Brunet
H. Booth
Missionary Society Meet at First Christian Church
The Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Vernon in 80 street northeast. Ladies of the church are invited to attend.
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The
Missionary Society
Christian Church
Vernon Sing
Mechurch
Baptist Grove Missionary Society Meets At Home
Mrs. Thad Wolford will host a Baptist Missionary society tea at her home on A Street Northwest at 2 o clock Thursday. All members are urged to be present for the gathering.
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Baptist Grove
Congress Selects Guffey Coal Bill as Wedge Plan
Washington June 4 Congress liberals back the Guffey bituminous coal recovery bill as the prime wedge to defend NRA provisions. Sen Robert Wagner believes the court cannot invalidate labor protections in the bill citing Coronado case. Roosevelt signals ready to offer NRA fixes piecemeal after cabinet meeting at the White House.
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Washington, D.C
U.P
Supreme Court
NRA
Robert LP. Wagner
N. Y
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
John N. Garner
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Cloudburst Toll in Mexico Reported Amid Flooded Regions
Unclear OCR text describes a cloudburst and flood affecting federal districts in San Pedro Actonaw, Mexé Tuna with unidentified toll. The readable fragments point to weather events and possible emergency measures in affected areas.
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San Pedro
Actonaw
Mexé
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Sullivan
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United Press
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Victor Edington
George ‘Weyerhaeuse
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Linton Daily Citizen
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