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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
6
Items from the Linton Daily Citizen on corresponding dates in 1932 recap notable local events, arrivals, and community notices with period voice and historical context.
Johnny Collas, long time local restaurateur, has come home from Greece with a bride and will reopen the Opera House restaurant. South Main street shows a boom as Bert Barnett remodels his eatery and Dick Tanner refreshes his barbershop. Linton Veterans of Foreign Wars and other ex servicemen plan a Sunday parade from city hall to the park, with visiting delegations from eight counties for a meeting at the center of population.
The piece argues that unions anger soldiers and veterans, who sacrifice on battlefronts while striking workers threaten national prestige. It claims service members resent strikes and warns that those who wore uniforms will gain office through numbers, eclipsing any strike wins.
Queen Elizabeth II rides as colonel-in-chief of the Brigade of Guards at the Trooping the Colour birthday ceremony in London. The event marks her return to public duties after four months of mourning for King George VI.
Six major steel company presidents and CIO Steelworkers top officials opened bargaining sessions today in Washington as the nationwide steel strike looms. President Truman indicated no immediate plan for new legislation, while Senate action on crisis measures appears possible later in the week.
Taft appears the winner in South Dakota's presidential primary by a hairline margin over Eisenhower. Officials estimated only 285 votes unrecorded as 16 precincts remained unreported, with Eisenhower backers acknowledging Taft leads as results finalize.
With 1,937 of 1,953 precincts reporting Taft had 64,485 votes to Eisenhower's 63,658 a margin of 827. Taft refused to concede the victory as results continued to come in.
Researchers note that camels with a single hump are believed to be among the earliest animals tamed by humans, suggesting ancient domestication origins.
A boy weighing five pounds six ounces was born Wednesday to Mrs. Richard Hamilton of Owensburg. He has been named Alexander. Mrs. Elmer Barton of Clay City route 2 was admitted for treatment yesterday. Robert Norris of Linton had major surgery today. Bert Mullins of Jasonville admitted for treatment. Mrs. Morris White of Lyons dismissed yesterday. Miss Arlene Steves of Crake dismissed Wednesday. Miss Rita Sargent of Odon went home today. Mrs. Lola Wesner of Elnora dismissed.
Internal structures of whale flippers and bat wings show a five digit limb pattern once common to mammals. United States national forests cover about 228 759 969 acres. The letter S is the most frequent initial in English. Erebus and Terror are active Antarctic region volcanoes.
William Roy Falk 18 of Lyons route one was fined $5 and costs total 6.75 in Linton Mayor Robert C. McFadden's court today on a speeding charge. He was arrested about 8:30 p m Wednesday by State Policeman Joe Feeney. Mayor McFadden suspended part of the costs.
Rebekah lodge sponsors a rummage and white elephant sale. Call 1072-3 if you have articles to donate or if items must be picked up.
When kidney function slows and causes backache headaches dizziness and low energy many seek relief. Minor bladder irritation from cold or diet can disrupt sleep. Don’t neglect kidneys try Doan's Pills a diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to flush wastes from kidney tubes and filters.
The Linton Salvation Army post will hold special meetings for boys and girls aged four to sixteen from 2:00 to 3:00 p m each weekday next week. Classes include object lessons scriptural teaching and other items of interest led by class leaders.
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