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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
3
Central Press Bureau reports from Cleveland on June 10 that a defeatist atmosphere accompanied the G O P convention. Despite London boosters and noisy aspirants, leaders fear a poor showing in November, eye 1940 prospects, and avoid sharp battles among nominees.
A Purdue University farm management specialist will spend several days in Greene County to study how feeding purchased livestock relates to farm management systems. The survey will measure how cattle, sheep, and hogs shipped into the county from other Indiana counties or outside the state are fed and how this varies with different farming practices. The study extends to all Indiana counties to inform livestock feed relationships.
Cleveland June 10 Tentative platform plank proposes shifting relief administration to states and making them share costs, though exact burden not fixed. Drafting sub committee aims to finalize the plank tonight after a day-long session. Langworthy of Kansas City chairs the conference, with earlier rift between Kansas forces and Senator Borah over party planks easing.
Five room semi in good condition with double garage. Down payment and favorable terms offered. Cheaper than rent. Contact phone number 3871040.
Part fragments describe using state sections to guide farming adjustments for changing conditions. The text implies studying regional parts to determine beneficial practices and adaptations for crops and yields amid evolving environmental factors.
Central Press report from Cleveland on June 10 details wild rumors at the Republican meeting. Bets swirl that Justice Owen Roberts could be a dark horse, while whispers link Hoover, Knox, and a radical monetary stance. Delegates grow bewildered as candidates shift in rumor, with Landon supporters steadfast amid Borah debates.
A benefit boxing show titled Linton Amateur Athletic Association presents future action at Moose Hall. The event promises plenty of action with local fighters in a lively community boxing night.
Republican candidate Gerald W. Landis urged a changing world requires new policies. He called for a workable program addressing today’s problems with industry support unemployment insurance old age pensions and reductions in waste and mismanagement while stressing economy fairness and cooperation with government and citizens.
Farmersburg 185-pounder drew with 190-pound Jack Cox from Linton in a sharp leather pushing display. Specky Wilson lost to David Alli son Worthington on a decision. Bell of Jasonville beat Frank Cox. Tuttle of Linton defeated David Edwards Worthington. Goshen stopped Tom Cox, while Kenneth Franklin of Linton beat Curtis Combs of Jasonville.
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