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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1943
Page
4
If you have never carried a bank account but kept money in your pocket or under the bureau drawer get acquainted with the modern way to encourage thrift. Start a bank account pay necessary bills by check and keep tab on expenses. You will take pride in your savings. It is prudent not expensive.
The item recalls Dan Baumgardner and his wife moving to Brazil, and notes 1924 high school athletics captains for football Charles Hoggy Everett Blackburn Eva Louise Johnson and Carl Hilgediek. Murphy's grocery adds fresh meat. Dr E V Bull resigns as hospital board secretary. Judge Van Buskirk dismisses Sunday pictures restraint petition with Attys Weiseman and Slinkard involved.
Herb Ham topped church league bowling with 686 in a Friday event. Mack Tyler stood out in the 600s with 601, while L Puckett and J Fritz also posted solid scores as teams Catholic Blind and Methodist battled for wins and totals.
Members of the Bykota class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of their teacher O. D. Clayton Tuesday evening at 7:30 o clock according to an announcement today. All members urged to be present.
A political statement supports a pay-as-you-go income tax or any other plan if it leads to victory. The remark emphasizes outcome over method and frames victory as the decisive goal for tax policy.
The Argentine army has seized power in a coup led by Gen Pedro Ramirez after former president Ramon Castillo deserted the presidency. The upheaval signals a shift toward the Allies amid ongoing Axis espionage worries and growing anti-Neutral sentiment. Berlin and Rome likely to condemn the revolt as Anglo-American meddling.
Doctor Calvin Barnes rushed to Indianapolis today due to the death of his sister Miss Margaret Barnes who passed away Sunday afternoon after a major operation. She was Mr Barnes's only sister.
The Purdue Extension Department created an organized Farm Labor Committee and fourteen information centers to connect farmers with available labor in the flood area. D. H. Vass will administer the program with local trustees AAA and War Board. Contact nearest information center to request workers or offer labor.
Nineteen persons arrested as operators or employees of bingo game rooms near Terre Haute had hearings postponed to June 12. The raids were carried out Saturday night by state and city police outside Terre Haute city limits at the request of Mayor Vernon McMillan to ensure legality. Authorities argued a four mile radius law governs gambling but questioned Terre Haute jurisdiction.
The Indiana Disabled American Veterans convention in Indianapolis elected William Pierce as state commander to succeed Francis Arenz of South Bend. New officers include Thomas Held of Elkhart senior vice commander Clarence Lapp of Fort Wayne junior vice commander Sherm Stoll of Hammond sergeant at arms Robert Schuyler Indianapolis treasurer and Charles Malpass Evansville chaplain. Delegates urged increasing widows pensions from 38 to 50 dollars monthly. Also reported is the release of five dollar federal auto use tax stamps to be sold at post offices and internal revenue offices statewide with penalties for noncompliance after July 1.
During the week ending June 1 Robert L. Fitzpatrick of Linton joined the United States Army Air Corps. He graduated in 1943 and was active in Linton Stockton high school affairs.
Dallas Ray Brown the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Brown of Ilington route 3 has arrived safely in North Africa with United States forces according to word received here.
Pfc Richard Dale Jones, stationed with the United States Army at Camp Livingston Louisiana, has returned to camp after spending the past week with his parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones and other relatives near Carlisle.
Pvt Alvin Ross Miller has arrived in San Diego California where he will begin training with the United States Marines. Word of his arrival came to his wife Peggy Bedwell.
Sgt Leonard A Krischak son of Mr and Mrs Frank A Krischak has been transferred from Blackland Flying Field Waco Texas to Salt Lake City Utah His move reflects a regular reassignment within the air force posting and service records show his new station assignment in Utah.
Albert Gideon Marquart, a die sel mechanic in the United States Navy, has been promoted to petty officer first class. He is the son of Mrs. Elsie Marquart of Linton.
Cpl. Fred Huffman stationed at Camp McCoy Wisconsin is home on furlough visiting his wife Mrs Laverne Huffman and other relatives.
Greene County poultry farmers are asked to produce about 2,014,000 dozen eggs this year an increase of 2.8 percent over 1942 as part of the Food for Victory program. National Poultry Defense Committee officials cite higher prices and favorable hatch conditions as factors for expanding output. Indiana producers expect to raise 149,158,000 dozen in 1943 toward a national target of 4,780,000,000 dozen.
Mrs Roy Gray and daughter Ruth Anne visited Hammond for a week with Mrs Gray's sister Emma Jane. Raymond Malicoat arrived from Edmonton Canada to visit his wife and daughter. Mrs Mary Hayes of Jackson Tenn is visiting relatives including Mrs Orville Coleman. Mrs Busby Mutch of Florida visits her parents Mr and Mrs William Anderson and sister Mrs Gordon Miller. Genevive Grass of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her father Arthur Grass. Miss Marjorie Grubbs leaves for Walkerton to stay with aunt and uncle William Klusmeier. Ensign Bob Millen, Navy, stationed in Ohio, spent the weekend with his parents.
United Press reports Soviet air forces claim to have destroyed 740 Luftwaffe planes over the last five weeks with Soviet pilots bombing targets and defending anti aircraft positions to prevent Hitler from gaining air superiority.
Soviet air and ground actions report Red long range bombers hitting Nazi airfields deep in the Donets front and bases west of Lishchansk. Red troops repel two German attempts to cross the northern Donets river as Berlin bets on air preliminaries for a summer drive. Moscow notes raids on Gorky industrial region and railway lines Archangel to Donetsk basin amid mounting losses.
Actress Paulette Goddard owns a Spring Valley New York farm she purchased this year and calls her real future. She keeps a 60 year old caretaker as her helper while she supervises. She has bought 500 red chickens but is unsure of their brand.
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