Adrian Corts Rites Set After Fatal Crawfordsville Crash
Adrian Corts 25 of Sullivan died Thursday in a Crawfordsville crash that also killed Miss Maxine Beck and Mr. Powell. Rites are planned Sunday at 4 30 p m from Christ Church Sullivan with burial at Center Ridge cemetery. He is survived by his parents and brother.
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Adrian Corts
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Christ On Church
Sullivan
Edward C. Corts
Billman
Corts
Logansport
John Powell
Bicknell
William Langdon
Poland
Maxine Beck
Cloverdale
Langdon
Powell
Mss Beck
Adrian
Junior Corts
Elizabeth Needler
Supreme Court ruling blocks power interests in public works funds
The District Supreme Court under Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat rules federal funds may finance publicly owned electric plants and systems. Four utilities challenged re employment rules and the use of grants and loans from Harold L. Ickes Public Works Administration. Appeals planned to the Court of Appeals and then the U.S. Supreme Court next fall for final settlement of the $200 million program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Wheat
Harold L. Ickes
Justce Wheat
District Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
Witnesses Called In Jackson Black Legion Inquiry
Charles Cooley, a former sergeant of guards at Southern Michigan prison, testifies at the Jackson inquiry into the Black Legion. Cooley, dismissed over alleged ties, is among several witnesses subpoenaed for proceedings at Jackson, Michigan.
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Charles Cooley
Southern Michigan
The
Black Legion
John Doe
the Legion
Jackson
Mich
Cooley
Midland girl and boy win trips in Citizen News drive
Norman Cadwell wins an all expenses paid Washington trip as the first Midland girl to reach the required Citizen News subscriptions. Phillip Barnard follows with the five day trip, as carrier boys in Linton rush to finish the campaign before it ends.
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Midland
Linton Daily” Citizen
Indianapolis News
Citizen News
Washington, D. C
Norman Cadwell
Linton
Phillip Barnard
Citizen and News
Norma
Phillip
Washington
Ray Alsop
Leon
Toby” Wessel
Citizen-News
Talk of the Town Beauty Shop Opens in New Headquarters
Linton's Talk of the Town beauty shop begins operations on Monday in the old Linton Trust building on the second floor. Manager A Densmore says the modern facility includes a drying room waiting room facial and scalp massage room operating room and manager's office with a silver gray black and red decor. The shop reflects Densmore's seventeen years in the business and will be run full time by him with skilled local operators, opening soon with a public inspection after the initial launch.
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Linton
Linton Trust Company
Densmore
Cat Adopts Rabbit Nursing Alongside Kittens on Farm
A cat at Robert Orr farm near Elnora reportedly adopted a wild baby rabbit and nurses it with three newborn kittens. Hiram Funcannon swears to the tale, noting the rabbit recovered after being brought to the kittens and is now living peacefully with the cat and litter on the farm.
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Mother Cat
Elnora
Robert Orr
Hiram Funcannon
Orr
Mrs. Ory
Gab
Lewis to Launch Drive to Unionize Steel Workers
John L. Lewis announced plans for an intensive steel worker unionization drive after the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers joined his committee for industrial organization. The move challenges William Green and signals a major clash in labor leadership as Green urges disbandment of the Lewis committee. Green accuses a split risk, while Lewis cites a $500,000 offer to energize the drive.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
John L. Lewis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
Committee For Industrial Organiza
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lew
Committee For Industrial Organization
Green
Lewis
Amalgamated Association of Troi Sted
Tin
Ndustrial
United Mine, Workers
A.F. of
Lun- Tess
Rookies Bolster Miners Lineup for Sunday Showdown
The Linton Miners add rookies including Dough Herndon Jack Kennedy Howard Adkins Lloyd Hensley and Henry Maddison to their lineup for a Sunday 2 80 game at Linton City Park against Gilmour. Veteran players Greenwood Trinkle and McAllister Perkins are slated to pitch and catch with a likely large crowd expected.
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Linton Miners
Linton City Park
Gilmour
Amore
Miners
Dough” Herndon
Jack Kennedy
Howard Adkins
Lloyd Hensley
Henry Maddison
Linton High School
Hensley
Kennedy
Herndon
Freddie McPhail
Maddison
Adkins
Nelson Beasley
Linton Athelie
Linton
Greenwood
Trinkle
McAllister
Perkins
Hospital Report On Local Residents After Major Operation
Mrs Wesley Dean of First Street Northeast underwent a major operation this morning and is reported to have withstood the procedure satisfactorily. Mrs George Bennett of Jasonsville was able to return home last night. Mrs Paul Maxwells condition was reported as unimproved today.
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Wesley Dean
First Street
George Bennett
Jasonville
Paul Maxwell
Roosevelt Tour Map Details June Itinerary Across States
The article outlines President Roosevelt's planned June stops from Kentucky to Texas and Indiana, leading to the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. It notes birthdays and centennials, with farther stops in Washington, New London, and a New England sailing trip with his family. The tour is described as noncampaign and not intended to distract from the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Kentucky
Arkansas
Texas
Ndiana
Washington
Hodgensville
Abraham
Icoin
Jdune
Centennial
Vitle Rock
Houston
Austin
Sant Antoni
Dallasland- Fort, Worth
Linton Municipal Golf Club Calls Members to Meeting
All members are urged to attend an important meeting at 7:30 tonight in Linton City Hall to receive a membership drive report and hear plans for the coming season. A new directorate board is expected to be named. Prospective members are invited to learn about improvements to the course.
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Linton Municipal Golf Course
Linton City Hall
Relief Corps G A R Delegates Named in Bloomington
Mrs Marie Campbell and Mrs Maud Cole were elected official delegates to the G A R encampment in Bloomington for June 21 to 24. The Women’s Relief Corps met at Red Men hall and planned to open the next meeting June 18 with a covered dish supper. Mrs Henry Larsen was reported ill at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Campbell
Maud Cole
Bloomington
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men Hall
Henry Larsen
Democrat Women to Meet Monday in Stockton Township
A meeting of Democrat women in Stockton township has been called for 7 o'clock Monday night at Democrat headquarters in the city. All Democrat women in the township are urged to attend this important gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton Township
Democrat
County Distribution From Excise Funds To Schools
Floyd J. McMurray, superintendent of Public Instruction, issued a semiannual distrib ution totaling 94 487 from excise funds to school units. The funds were allocated to various counties and districts, including Greene County.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Floyd J. McMurray
Greene
Linton Boxing Night Brings Six Three Round Bouts
Six three round matches headline the Moose Hall arena next Tuesday featuring outstanding amateurs from Linton and nearby towns. Cody Kiser of Farmersburg seeks an upset over local rival Jack Cox as Kenneth Tuttle meets Dave Edwards and Tex Cox faces Chuck Horn in fast, aggressive showdowns with five percent of gross receipts donated to the Linton Milk Fund.
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Linton
Moose Hall
Cody Kiser
Farmersburg
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Evansville
Clinton
Jack Cox
Kiser
Cox
Kenneth Tuttle
Wabash Valley
Dave Edwards
Worthington
Softball seed for week announced at Lin-Stock park
League officials released the weekly schedule for Linton Softball League games at Lin-Stock park diamonds. Matches run Monday through Thursday with teams including Jarmons, Linton Summit, Elks, Red Men, Ashers, Little Betty, K of P, Sparks Feed, and Kr OF PB across diamonds 2 and 3.
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Linton Softball League
Lin-Stock Park Diamonds
Jarmons
Linton Summit
Elks
Red Men
Diamond
Ashers
Little Betty
K. of P
Sparks
D’amond
Sparks Feed
Lowden Says Party Must Seek Him For 1986 Candidacy
Former Gov. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois said party leaders must come to him with any plan to enter him as a presidential candidate in 1986 and he would not approach them. He rejected Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler’s bipartisan ticket idea with conservatives and Newton D. Baker. Lowden’s past failed bids in 1920 and 1928 were cited by supporters.
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Chicago
U.P
Frank O. Lowden
Ilnois
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Lowden
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Eack
Conservation is 4 H club theme discussion at Linton
The Linton 4 H club held a high school meeting on the theme Conservation led by Worthington game warden Blanchard Ketcham. Guests A D Stahl and County Agent Arthur Haseman spoke. Willis Bobbitt presided, new members were welcomed, and a softball game with Lyons 4 H was set for Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Linton
Blanchard Ketcham
Worthington
Greene County
A. D. Stahl
Arthur Haseman
Willis ‘Bobbitt
Wilford Headley
Lyons 4-H
Lyons 4-H Joins League in Linton Junior Playoffs
The Lyons 4-H club enters both softball and hardball in the Linton Junior league. Their entry brings six clubs in each division. Game schedules are expected to be drawn up early next week.
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Lyons 4-H
Linton
Lyons
Child Dies During Visit in Calvary Community
Davey Lee Robertson six-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Walker Robertson died at his grandparents Calvary home near Dugger Ind after sudden illness. Survived by parents one brother Ronald one sister Doris grandparents Mr and Mrs Lex Robertson and Mr and Mrs Bert Bedwell funeral Saturday 2 pm Calvary church with Rev Fred Bedwell officiating burial Calvary cemetery M J Akin Son Funeral home Dugger in charge
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Davey ‘Lee Robertson
Walker Robertson
Toledo
Bert Bedwell
Calvary
Dugger
Evadine Bedwell
Cal-vary
Ronald
Dor's
Lex ‘Robertson
Calvary Church
Fred Bedwell
Sullivan
Calvary Cemetery
M. J. A’‘kin & Son Funeral Home
Rites Set for Adolph Hie Jr Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Adolph Hie Jr. who died unexpectedly at his home on H and Fifth streets Northwest will be held at 2 o clock Monday from the family residence. Miss Nola Yoder deaconess of Glenburn Mission will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemetery with Marcel Coulomb reading. August Hie brother of the deceased is expected to arrive Sunday morning from California.
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Adolph Hie Jr
Fifth Streets
Nola Yoder
Acquittal in fatal January Loeb slashing case
A 12 man jury in Joliet Illinois acquits James Day after deliberating under an hour. Circuit Judge Edwin J. Wilson praised the verdict and offered future parole support as Day, described as a pleasant young Hill Billy, leaves the bench. Day remains in state custody for a separate sentence.
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Roosevelt
House
Supreme Court
James Shera Eeegomery
Snell
Bertrand H. Snell
N. Y
Burns
Henry Rainey
Joliet
James Day
Hill Billy
Richard Loeb
Edwin J. Wilson
Day
Special called meeting of Local Union 794 in Linton
Notice from Cleve Mitchell Greens County Central Labor union urges all Bartenders and Restaurant and Hotel Clerk union members of No 704 to attend a 7:30 PM meeting tonight at the Linton public library.
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Linton Public Library
Cleve Mitchell
Greens County “Central ‘Labor Union
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Sullivan Christian Church
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Bertrand Snell
U.F
House of Representatives
Joseph W
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
District Supreme Court
U.K
Abi ‘Supreme
Norma Cadwell
Linton Boy
Talk OF the Town
U.M.W
A. Panson
Tion
Alamo
Rs Ee Rock
Bes
TS Saginto Battlefield
Gulf
Mexico
Genvicle, Kentucky
Washington, D.C
Atlantic
Name Relief Corps
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Boxine
G.O.P
Lad
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