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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1950

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Primaries Held In Three States Warren Named

California voters chose leaders in a major primary race as James Roosevelt lagged Earl Warren for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination while Warren led the Republican field. In South Dakota Francis Case unseated Chan Gurney for the Republican Senate nod. New Mexico saw John E. Miles far ahead for governor as other contests shaped party tickets nationwide.

James Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt California Earl Warren Roosevelt Warren United Press South Dakota Francis Case House of Representatives Chan Gurney Senate Joe Foss Sigurd Anderson Anderson GOP Warern Warren Backers New Mexico John E. Miles David Chavez Colorful Ingram B. Pickett Lake Frazier Antonio Fernandez John Dempsey

Piano Pupils in Recital Here at First Baptist Church

Mrs. Carolyn Hobbs will present her piano pupils in a recital at the First Baptist church Thursday at eight o clock. Miss Jacquelyn Mead will appear as guest soloist with her mother Mrs. R J Mead as accompanist. The public is invited to attend.

Carolyn Hobbs First Baptist Jacquelyn Mead R. J. Mead

Survivors Tell Story of Charter Plane Crash

U K notes 37 survivors aboard the destroyer Saufley after a charter C 46 crash 270 miles off Florida. Nineteen Puerto Ricans died and eighteen were missing. J B Taylor risked his life to save Pedro Guzman as sharks attacked him. Guzman died. Captain Joe Halsey and co pilots were among survivors.

Florida U. S Puerto Rico U. S. S. Saufley International Soundphotos Miami Fla U.K U.S Saufley Atlantic Ocean 6Th Naval District Charleston S. C Pedro Guzman J. B. Taylor Taylor Guzman Gueman Navy Joe Halsey Loveland Colo West Air Transport Robert Holloran

Linton Legion Post Plans Nominations Nominations planned by Linton post

Members of the Linton Frank Courtney American Legion post will hold the first of three nights of officer nominations at the weekly meeting Thursday. To boost attendance the group will serve White River catfish after the meeting. Nominations open on June 8 15 and 22 with the election set for June 22 for commander first vice commander second vice commander adjutant finance officer chaplain historian service officer and one trustee.

Linton Frank Courtney American Legion Linton Post Chaplin

Women Asked to Report to Captains on Sales

Business and Professional Women are asked to report to their team captains or to Mrs. Charlotte Schlosser on their sales. It is important that this information be received at once.

Charlotte Schlosser

Hospital Notes Report Local Admissions And Discharges

Mrs. Wilma Crary of Jasonville admitted for treatment after fracturing her arm. Barbara Davis of Westphalia had a tonsillectomy today. Carol Dean of Jasonville underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Elaine McCullough of Annville had a tonsillectomy today. Karen Sue Buckthal of Lyons also had a tonsillectomy today. David Robbins taken to his home in Edwardsport. Mrs. Alice Lucille Miller and baby taken to their home in Linton.

Barbara Davis Westphalia Carol Dean Jasonville Elaine McCullough Asonville Karen Sue Buckthal Lyons David Robbins Edwardsport Alice Lucille Miller Baby Linton

Kefauver Hints At Top Ties In Organized Crime

Senate investigators pursue a top tier of organized crime linking gambling narcotics and political influence. Estes Kefauver says evidence shows a nationwide syndicate with a major 800 member narcotics ring controlled by a powerful combine centered around Istanbul.

Washington Senate Estes Kefauver Tenn Homer Ferguson Mich Harry J Anslinger Istanbul Turkey

Gorby Last Rites Set for Thursday at Dugger Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Gorby 81 of Dugger will be at 2 30 PM Thursday at the Dugger Methodist church Rev W M Suddarth to officiate burial in Dugger cemetery follows her death Tuesday morning leaving a family in sorrow

Sarah Jane Gorby Dugger Dugger Methodist Church W. M. Suddarth

Greene County Board Approves Infirmary Sale Prep and Appraisers Named

Greene County Board of Commissioners met in Bloomfield to authorize inventory and sale of infirmary property and to market livestock except horses. Matron Verl Hasler dismissed. Inmates housed at Vigo County infirmary after west wall collapse. Three appraisers for school lands loans appointed: Bramble, Collins, Tarr. Insurance for Highway dragline awarded to Waggoner. Auditor McLaughlin report on township funds approved.

County Board of Commissioners Court House Bloomfield Verl Hasler Vigo County Infirmary Terre Haute Cletus Bramble Jasonville Robert Collins Linton Anderson Tarr Richland Township Herbert Priest Charles E. Combs Oscar Yoho Highway Department Leonard Waggoner A. W. McLaughlin Congressional

Harvey Cushman Buried After Indiana Career

Funeral services for Harvey E. Cushman former Greene county superintendent of schools were held in Indianapolis with burial in Newberry cemetery. Cushman who died Monday in Indianapolis formerly lived in Bloomfield and served on the Indiana State Board of Accounts. He is survived by his widow Maratha Killian Cushman formerly of Newberry.

Jack Baker Greene County Orville Doc) Coleman William Coleman Worthington Harvey E. Cushman Indianapolis Newberry Cushman Bloomfield Indiana State Board of Accounts Maratha Killian Cushman

Plan Breakfast At First Christian Church

The Woman's Council of the First Christian church will hold a breakfast in the basement on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. All women of the church are urged to attend.

Woman's Council of the First Christian Church

Stocks surge as investors swap bonds for equities in 1929-like boom

Chicago reports bondholders turning in government debt to buy stocks amid a market surge. Midwest brokers note activity up over 100 percent since the new exchange began and General Motors reaches a record high. New York traders compare momentum to boom days with small investors entering the fray.

Chicago U.P Midwest Stock Exchange New Exchange New York General Motors Midwest Exchange Robert A. Polesta Cruttenden and Company Ray Billett Kebbon, McCormick and Company

End of Congress May Be Nearer

Washington June 7 Senate Democratic Leader Scott W Lucas said there is a good chance Congress can finish its business and go home July 31 He noted many ifs remain but a list of bills to act on before adjournment was discussed The drive to adjourn comes as rent control social security expansion draft extension and military aid renewals loom and a final vote on fair employment practices is possible

Washington U.F Senate Scott W. Lucas Congress Illinois Senate Democrats Lucas George C Marshall House Foreign Affairs Committee Executive Expenditures Committee American Retail Coal Association

Mrs Vera Goodman in Hospital After Two Major Operations

Mrs Vera Goodman is confined to the Robert Long Hospital where she recently underwent two major operations. Friends wishing to send cards may address them to Wara E, Fourth Floor, Indianapolis.

Vera Goodman Robert Long Hopital Wara E Indianapolis

Shelton Killing and Indiana University graduation notes

In Bloomington Indiana six years after World War II graduates, Indiana University announces 1950 class of 3659 with 2676 receiving degrees on June 12 at Memorial Stadium. The 1950 class includes many counties plus top schools with 963 from business and 944 from arts and sciences. Separately in Fairfield Roy Shelton is killed in a farm area ambush linked to a notorious family gang. his brothers had terrorized southern Illinois during the 1920s and 30s amid prohibition era conflicts.

Indiana Richland Creek Lester Farm Bloomington Ind Greene County Charles FE. Harrell I. U. School of Business College of Arts and Sciences Memorial Stadium Paul E. Coakley Rue L. Cromwell da L. Heaton Jacquelyn V. Mead Karl A. Russel Jr Thomas R Smith Mineral William J. Lynn Solsberry David W Fairfield Roy Shelton Shelton Clan Pond Creek Bottoms Shelton Brothers Illinois Gerald Mayberry Frank Whit) MecKibbens McKibbins Little Earl Big Earl Bernie Carl Shelton Carl Pond Creek Pearis

Mineral Woman Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Mildred Felton 42 lifelong Mineral resident died at 845 PM Tuesday in Robert Long Hospital Indianapolis after a month as patient. Born July 16 1907 in Mineral daughter of Alphonso and Evelyn Miller she belonged to Mineral Methodist Church. Survived by husband Albert Felton three sons William of Bloomfield and Lee Bert Wayne Albert at home two sisters Zella Haywood Nellie Cravens and two brothers Wesley Miller Dale Miller. Body to Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield will lie in state at home after 6 PM. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM Mineral Methodist Church Rev C O Medaris officiating burial Walnut Grove Cemetery.

Mildred Felton Mineral Bloonfield Robert Long Indianapolis Felton Alphonso Evelyn Maline Miller Mineral Methodist Church Albert Felton William Felton Bloomfield Lee Bert Wayne Albert Felton Zella Haywood Nellie Cravens Wesley Miller Dale Miller Bloomington Jenkins and Sons Will le C. O. Medaris Walnut Grove Cemetery

Low Bid Listed For County Highway Project

Ralph Rogers and Company Inc. placed the lowest bid for resurfacing Indiana State Highway 59 from Triangle northwest of Linton to Jasonville. The bid was 120 285 dollars announced by the State Highway Commission. A second notable bid was 94 097 dollars by W T MacDonald Indianapolis for work on U S Highway 41 and State Road 67 at Vincennes.

Ralph Rogers and Company, Inc Linton Jasonville State Highway Commission W. T. MacDonald Indianapolis Vincennes

Marriage License Issued and Divorce Suit Filed in Greene Court

One marriage license was issued to Robert Smith Jr. and Pearl Joyce Shelton of Linton. A divorce suit was filed by Dorothy M. Conway against William H. Conway in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield.

Greene Circuit Bloomfield Robert Smith Jr Pearl Joyce Shelton Lintor Dorothy M. Conway William H. Conway

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jack Baber Baker Sleath’s Wabash White River White Warnick Mr. Baker Mississippi A.J. Newsome Baber Mr. Baber Nathaniel Greene Calfornia Gurney Iowa Albert JJ. Loveland Sen Rourke Hickenlooper Sailor Linton Legion Post Wilma Crary Organized Crime Hing Gorby Greene County Way Sell Home Harvey Cushman United States Solons Shelton I. U Harrell Roy Ilinois Farm McKibbens Mayberry McKibben Shton Cpr Shedieshie Ted Wepn Ty Sheriff's Office Little Earl Shelton Dalla Shelton
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