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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1950

Page

2

Memorial Day Program At Local American Legion Post 22

At 10 00 a m on Memorial Day May 30 twenty five members of American Legion post No 22 gathered at Fairview cemetery for the annual program. Local residents and nearby communities attended as the high school band led by Bill Pirtle played. Rev H Raymond Voss gave the invocation and Commander Howard Turner offered welcoming remarks. Larry Lunn spoke the Gettysburg Address, Ralph Ormerod guest speaker, firing squad named, color bearers and guards listed, taps and echo rendered, closing prayer by Roy Brannon, then participants returned to the Legion home.

American Legion Post No. 22 Fairview Cemetery Linton Bill Pirtie H. Raymond Voss Saron Evangelical John Wilson Bill Hosford Don Wright Harry Ferry Alfred Barnett Leonard Krisechak Don Pipes Bill Heitman Bob Collins J. Fred Hinman, Sr Johnnie Reeves Bill Pirtle Remy Watson Roy A. Brannon Legion Home

Local Event Guides South Main Street Refreshments

Comrade Lloyd Griffin presided as master of ceremonies with Herbert Greenwood and J Fred Hinman Sr assisting during the program. Hinman serves as Post Historian.

South Main St Lloyd Griffin Herbert Greenwood J. Fred Hinman J. Fred Hinman, Sr

Cancer Laboratory To Use Atomic Data

Construction will begin on what is believed to be the first hospital designed for cancer research using radioactive materials. The 50 bed six story facility at the University of Chicago campus, costing 3.5 million dollars, will be operated by the university for Argonne National Laboratory.

Chicago U.S. Atomic Energy Commission University of Chicago Walter H. Zinn Argonne National Laboratory

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