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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

4

Indiana coal miners told to suspend work June 16

Frank Barnhart of district No. 11 UMWA ordered 16 500 Indiana coal miners to suspend operations at midnight June 16 unless new wage and hour contracts are signed. The joint wage scale committee of operators and union workers will reconvene June 11 in Terre Haute at operators' request to seek a new agreement before the expiry of the old pact at midnight June 16, 1935. Maintain only essential maintenance.

Terre Haute Ind W.P Indiana Frank Barnhart United Mine Workers of America Ordis Barnhart John L. Lewis Indiana Coal Operators Association Indiana Coal Producers’ Association

Jasonville Car Crash Near City Leaves Driver Unharmed

Niles Stiver of Jasonville escaped serious injuries after his Chevrolet sedan was hit from behind by Forest Neal of Jasonville’s Chevrolet truck on State Road 59 northwest of Jasonville. The impact sent the Stiver car into a ditch. a Linton wrecker hauled it out. Stiver, bruised only, drove on to Jasonville. The Neal truck suffered minor damage.

Niles Stiver Jason Wille Stiver Forest Neal Jasonville Linton Neal

Home Guards to Meet at 2 P.M With Marilyn Baker

Home Guards of M. E. hold a chores meeting at 2 p m led by Marilyn Baker. Members are urged to attend and discuss planned tasks and community duties.

M. E Marilyn Baker

Linton Man Survives Lightning Strike and Plowing Incident

Clarence Lucas, 86, of Lone Tree near Linton, was struck by a bolt of lightning that also felled three horses while he plowed in a field. He was pinned under a bay horse, recovered consciousness, and was taken home for treatment as doctors reported healing burns and stable recovery. The bolt ripped his shoe, tore clothing, melted a watch, and killed a rat terrier. two horses recovered while a third remained stunned but expected to resume work soon.

Clarence ‘Lucas Lone Tree Lucas Gerald Miller Mr. Lucas Elmer Lucas Bill Miller Miller Clarence Lucas Clarence Linton Jedenwid Rae

Greene County Truck Destroyed by Fire on County Highway

A Greene County Road Department truck operated by Aarph Cross of Jasonville caught fire while working near Midland. Cross leaped clear and escaped injury as locals aided in fighting the blaze. The vehicle burned for about an hour before being extinguished.

Greene County Road Department Aarph Cross Jasonville Midland Cross

Call Off Weiner Roast By Church Youth Group

The weiner roast planned by the Young People's class of the United Brethren Church was postponed due to bad weather. The event will now occur in the church social room at 7:80 p.m. All members should attend and bring their own dishes.

The United Brethren Church

Fellowship Notice for Baptist group meeting

The Fellowship, Commission of the Baptist Young People's Association, is asked to meet at 7:89 this evening at the home of Miss Ruth Sharp on 240 K street northwest.

Commission of the Baptist Young People’s Association Ruth Sharp K' Street

Laval Government Takes Office After Confidence Vote

Paris June 7 Premier Pierre Laval formed a new government after the chamber of deputies granted a vote of confidence. The decree followed a formal oath and the promise of anticipated policy priorities.

Laval Paris Pierre Laval Chamber of Deputies

Terre Haute Man Killed in Auto Crash

Terred Cartwright of Terre Haute was killed and Carl Myles of Terre Haute was slightly injured when their car collided with another on U S road 150 near New Goshen. Cartwright was brother of Harvey Cartwright, secretary treasurer of the Indiana Coal Mining Institute.

Terre Haute Ind Terred Cartwright Carl Myles U.S. Road 150 New Goshen Cartwright Harvey Cartwright The Indiana Coal Mining Institute

Baldwin Becomes Prime Minister as MacDonald Steps Down

London announces Stanley Baldwin succeeds James Ramsay MacDonald as prime minister. Baldwin, a staunch conservative and Tory leader, meets the king in a morning coat to accept the role. The change occurs swiftly with a brief ceremony and swift formation of a new government.

Stanley Baldwin MacDonald London Stanley Baldwin Tory James Ramsey MacDonald Labor Aln Heald Twickly MacDonhe

Twilight Stars to Meet Giants in Saturday Practice

Twilight Stars, 70 strong, gather at Linton City park for 2 PM practice ahead of Wednesday’s 4 PM clash with the Linton Giants. Players from Olive Branch to St Peters Catholic align for the All-Star tilt coached by Beasley and Meeks.

Linton City Linton Giants Agaist Giants City Park Peterson Terhune Mitchell Olive Branch D. Combs R. ‘Bryant Glass and Ferrand Glenburn Mission Herb Lynch Miller Yount R. Bobella Tuttle St Peter’s Catholic Loren Beasley Pete Meeks Beasley Bland Silvey Twilight

Final Warnings On Dol Tax Delinquents Issued

A final warning was issued that delinquent dog taxes must be paid before Monday. The delinquent list, about 200 names strong, will be turned over to Greene County prosecutor for action. Trustee Jesse D Figgins noted payment before Monday removes names from the list.

Greene County Jesse D. Figgis J. Everett O'Connor Indiana Figgins Linton Stockton

Mobilization of Camps Under Way for Thirty-Eighth Indiana National Guard

Indianapolis June 6. Training camp mobilization orders will bring about 150000 to the thirty-eighth division as 4 540 men including 880 officers travel to Fort Knox Kentucky. Convoys of 20 trucks will depart Aug 3 with equipment moved by truck costing about 85 000. The 118th engineers from Gary Whiting travel by special train Aug 4.

Indianapolis National Guard Indiana Fort Knox Robert H. Tynall 118Th Engineers Regiment South Band Gary Whiting Camp Knox H. E. Willet 189Th Field Artillery

Bloomfield Crash Injures Several on Seminary Street

A Pontiac driven by Jennery Strickland collided with a Rainbow store delivery truck driven by Charles Hawkins near Seminary street in Bloomfield Indiana. Strickland and most occupants were only slightly hurt. Lawson Oliphant suffered facial bruises while Hawkins was unharmed. Both vehicles were damaged.

Bloomfield Ind iSpl Jennery Strickland

Scout gathering marks two day White River Area event

Hundreds of Boy Scouts from eight counties gather at Linton's new scout camp for a two day celebration to honor Flag Day. Scouts will pitch tents and take part in ceremonies, camp fire service, and contests with a large loving cup prize donated by the Linton Elks Lodge.

White River Linton Toops Vern Ruble Bloomington Area Scout Council Elks Lridge Gintan’s Mings Scouts of Maumee Colleries Company Terre Hayle

Proposed Indiana tax plan pitched at meeting

L F Shuttleworth presented a plan from the Associated Retailers of Indiana to spread tax burden across 600000 families while preserving total government revenue. He argued for a more equitable system, cited historical examples, and said the plan includes removing the emergency clause from the 1.50 bill, reducing property taxes by about 20 percent in year one and up to 45 percent in ten years, plus lowering gross income tax for merchants from 1 percent to 0.25 percent.

L. F. Shuttleworth Indianapolis Associated Retailers of Indiana Greater Tinton Club Methodist Church M. Shuttleworth Association Shuttleworth Solomon Caesar Augustus The Nile B Shuttleworth

Hollywood Premiere Comes to Linton Grand Theatre

Linton hosts a Hollywood style premiere Tuesday evening at the Grand Theatre featuring impersonations of leading ladies by local actresses. Vernon Hill serves as master of ceremonies with a 6 30 p.m. showtime and a stage program followed by the feature film I Love You Always starring Nancy Carroll.

Hollywood Linton Grand Theatre Vernon Hill Mike Nancy Carroll Ruby Keller Forty Second Street Ann Harding Janet Gaynor Filmland Evelyn Whittington Jasonville Sexton Sisters Fox St. Louis J. Victor Briggs Percy Myers William Goldberg Marjorie Johnson Beverly Hixon Lucile Browne Martha Talbott Laverne Kohr Virginia Holden Juanita Hill Davis Dixon Jack Kennedy Leonard McDonald Victor LeFeuvre Max Hixon Arthur Elson Roger E. Gibbons

Heitmans Return From Southern Motor Trip

Mrs. Helena Heitman Miss Ethel Heitman and Mr and Mrs Clarence Heitman came back to the city Wednesday night after a motor trip through Nashville Chattanooga Ashville and Cincinnati route. Clarence Heitman to depart for Warsaw where he has long run an undertaking business.

Helena Heitman Ethel Heitman Clarence Heitman Nashville Chattanooga

Hospital Report Notes Local Injuries and Admissions

Marie Cadwin of Jasonville was hospitalized this morning for treatment. Andrew Lee of Koleen was brought to the hospital late Thursday to undergo treatment.

Marie Cadwin Jasonville Andrew Lee Koleen

NRA Stop Gap Resolution Faces House Vote In June

Washington June 7 The house convened early to push through a brief 91 word stopgap resolution to preserve a skeleton NRA for 914 months while a permanent program is drafted. The plan trims presidential power over codes and relies on voluntary agreements, a move denounced by the A F L and Republican critics. President Roosevelt warned that NRA expiration returns the nation to statute law and voiced support for voluntary codes within legal limits.

Washington U.P House NRA American Federation of Labor Supreme Court Powe White House Presid Roosevelt Roosevelt Paty Boland Senate A. F. of L Ways and Means

Five Murderers Executed Today by Electric Chair

In Massachusetts and Delaware today, five murderers were put to death. The executions included Mill Murton, Irving Murton, and Abraham Faber in state prison, along with other condemned men in separate cases.

State Prison Chareston Mass Mill Murton Irving Abraham Faber Millens Faber Pol Tien Needham

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