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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1944

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Oxen as Beasts of Burden in Early Indiana Life

Bob White recalls days of ox teams used for plowing and log hauling in southern Indiana. A former driver with a lash whip guided lead oxen, while teams hauled logs to mills and farms. The column also laments trash strewn uptown streets and proposes more trash cans and stricter litter enforcement to keep Linton clean.

Bob White Sullivan Union Indiana Linton Citizen George Leach Busseron Bottoms Alsman Gee Buck William Norris Turman Township Thomas Pogue Linton

Canadian Corvette Prescott Seeks Landing After Invasion

On the coast June 9 the Canadian corvette Prescott signalled an American cruiser while seeking a landing site for its convoy. The exchange reveals both ships were uncertain about post authorities, the cruiser admitting it too was a stranger to the area.

Invasion Coast Prescott

Girl Scout Oak Patrol to Host Hamburger Fry in Humphreys Park

The Girl Scout Oak patrol will hold a hamburger fry at Humphreys Park at six o clock Monday evening replacing the planned church meeting at two o clock Monday afternoon.

Girl Scout Oak Patrol Humphreys Park

Allied Invasion Advances Deep Into Normandy Front

Allied forces press toward Cherbourg and Caen on day four of the Normandy invasion. Bradley lands with troops near Cherbourg as American and British units widen beachheads and sever Nazi transport links. British advance toward Caen continues amid stiff resistance and improving armor thrusts.

Allied Supreme Hdqfs London Norman Cherbourg Dwight D. Eisenhower France Chibourg St. Lo Bayeux Omar N. Bradley Bradley Cherbourg-Carentan Highway Carentan St. Mere Eglise Supreme Headquarters Caen St. Formigny

Farley Resigns NY Democratic Chairmanship Amid Roosevelt Showdown

James A. Farley resigns as New York state Democratic chair to position for possible anti Fourth Term bid at the Democratic national convention. He may oppose Roosevelt by pursuing a full delegate-by-delegate challenge, a past tactic he used in 1940 to expose anti Roosevelt strength.

Lyle C. Wilson United Press Washington James A. Farley New York State Roosevelt New York Farley Union Maine Vermont White House Harry F. Byrd

Hospital Notes Briefly Report Admissions and Discharges

Mrs. Curtis Combs of Jasonville was admitted for observation today. Leopold Mirabel of Linton route 2 was dismissed Thursday.

Curtis Combs Jasonville Leopold Mirabel Linton

Injured in Dresser Mine Near Terre Haute

Robert Jones was critically injured in the Dresser mine near Terre Haute. He is the son-in-law of Mrs Ike Inman.

Robert Jones Dresser Terre Haute Ike Inman

Hospital Faces Floor Closure Amid Staff Shortage

In Indianapolis Dr John G Benson Methodist hospital general superintendent said one floor may close due to insufficient paid or volunteer staff. The hospital still admits all emergency cases as patient flow rises to about 600 daily while the top floor wing houses 33 beds and exam rooms.

Indianapolis U.P John G. Benson Methodist Hospital Benson

Hoosier Drivers Post Security Under New Law

Indianapolis June 9 State police superintendent Don Stiver reported Hoosier drivers in the first half of this year posted 100000 in negotiable security with the Division of Public Safety under the new motor vehicle safety responsibility law. About 32 percent of drivers in accidents without insurance posted security to cover damage to other vehicles, recoverable only through civil court action within one year by the injured party.

Indianapolis U.R Don Stiver Division of Public Safety Stiver

Ivanoe Bonomi To Lead New Italian Regime

Rome June 9 A gunburst near the Quirinal Palace interrupted Royalist demonstrations as Marshal Badoglio handed over power to Ivanoe Bonomi 71 veteran underground leader named premier of liberated Italy. Humbert waved to 5000 protesters when shots rang out. police arrested the wrong man. Bonomi said his cabinet would be 100 percent non Fascist and purge pro Fascist elements. Count Sforza Croce and Tagliati invited to join.

Rome U.R Humbert Quirian Pietro Badoglio Italy Ivanoe Bonomi Victor Emmanuel Piazza Quirinale Bonomi Badogno National Liberation Naples Salerno Badoglio United Press Carlo Sforza Benedetto Croce Tagliati

Stormy session in Bloomfield court over evidence

Spectators watched a stormy morning in the Gofourth trial as lawyers argued admissibility of evidence and Judge Vosloh excused the jury three times to allow motions. Witnesses from Bloomington testified about the case involving Thomas Acuff and Hansford Gofourth.

Gofourth Bloomfield Vosloh H. D. Hooge Claude Hawkins John Duncan D. J. Holland Will Brown Bloomington Hooge Thomas Acuff Hansford Gofourth Acuff Hawkins Graham Motor Sales Duncan Hansford Viola Gofourth Dr. Holland Holland Brown

Initials and Their Meaning War Dispatch Glossary

A concise glossary explaining wartime initials used in dispatches. ETO stands for European Theater of Operations U S Army. D Day denotes an invasion date placeholder with H hour as the invasion time. GI refers to general issue soldiers. LST LCI LSVP and PT Boat describe landing crafts and torpedo craft. E Boat is the German PT counterpart.

U. S LST LCI LSVP

Allied Infantry and Tanks Press German Forces in Italy

A World War II dispatch notes Allied infantry and tanks pursuing a fleeing German army in Italy. The report also covers Indiana World War Memorial trustees reappointment, Hoosier enlistment figures, a Lafayette fatal train incident, a Martinsville fatal cabin fire, DePauw University summer plans, a three death toll from a truck-train crash near Hammond, a Hoosier industry conference on eye protection, and a Plymouth infant wounded by an accidental gunfire incident.

Italy Indianapolis Ind U.P Hoosier Industries Indiana Association of Optometrists

Rites Announced for Ellen Duke

Funeral services for Ellen Duke will be held Saturday at two oclock in Bloomfield Methodist church. She died in Indianapolis after long illness. Born in Hobbieville she lived north of Bloomfield before moving to Indianapolis last December. Surviving are two sons in Indianapolis and sister Mrs Ed Bogard of Bloomfield. Order of Eastern Star members will officiate. Burial in Grandview Cemetery.

Bloomfield Methodist Church Ellen Duke Bloomfield Indianapolis Hobbieville Wm. Duke Ed Bogard Order of Eastern Star Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Grandview Cemetery

Birth of Connie Sue Buckner in Vincennes

Pvt. and Mrs. Virgil Buckner announce the birth of a daughter named Connie Sue at Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes. Pvt. Buckner serves with the United States Army at Fort Knox Kentucky.

Virgil Buckner Good Samaritan Hospital Vincennes Connie Sue Pvt Buckner United States Army Ft. Knox

Allied Forces Drive German 14th Army North of Rome

Allied tanks and infantry pursued the German 14th army along a broad front exceeding 40 miles north of Rome. The retreat stretched from the Adriatic coast toward central Italy, with British and American units advancing on Civittavecchia Orbetello and Caprarola while isolating pockets near Lake Bracciano. General Alexander hailed Rome's capture as a major victory with 20,000 taken prisoner and 8,000 wounded.

Naples U.P 14Th Army Rome Pescara- Rome 5Th Army Civittacecchia Orbetello United Press Civitavecchia Caprarola Lake Vic Lake Bracciano Tiber Sabine Hills 10Th Army 8Th Army Palombara Sabina Monte Rotondo Agosta Adriatic Tollo Pescara

Maj Jimmy Stewart Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in U S Army

London June 9 Maj Jimmy Stewart former film star has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the U S Army Air Forces He serves as operations officer for an 8th Air Force Liberator bomber group and has flown 14 combat missions He holds the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster.

London U.R Jimmy Stewart U.S. Army Air Forces Stewart 8Th Air Force

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