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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1941

Page

4

Grandfathers Form Bragging Group In Sacramento

Walton Holmes of Sacramento forms Local No 1 of the Grandfathers of the Americas to give grandpas a platform to brag about their grandchildren. The group, later renamed, aims to build friendships among North Central and South American grandfathers and plans telegrammed honors from President Roosevelt. Dozens of responses pour in as members await their turn to boast at meetings.

Sacramento Cal Walton IE. Holmes Holmes Amalgamated Association of Grandfathers Clubs of North North Central South America GCGA

Indians Foregs Money Demands in Seattle History

Seattle report says Sen Homer Bone introduced a bill to reimburse Duwamish and Snoqualmie Indians for land taken eighty six years ago but tribal council ordered the measure withdrawn. The proposal would have paid the Duwamish about 4 158 000 dollars.

Seattle Wash U.P Homer T. Bone Washington

Tribes Halt Timberland Bill Amid Reservation Promises

In 1855 tribes argued a treaty with the territorial government promised a Snoqualmie area reservation school and homes. Chief Jerry Kanim led a tribal meeting opposing a timberland payment bill now tied to the Snoqualmie national forest. They withdrew support saying the Great White Father is busy with a war and claims could wait.

Seattle Snoqualmie

Lookout Posts to Guard Coasts Under Air Warning Plan

The Army Air Corps will inaugurate an aircraft warning system June 15 along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts with civilian volunteers acting as spotters to chart enemy air traffic. Training centers will operate and volunteers must be loyal American citizens with roles at observation posts, filter centers, and information hubs.

Washington, D. C U.P Army Air Corps Atlantic Pacific Frank Bane Office of Emergency Management Division of Bane Defense Council Air Force War Department Air Corps G.H.Q Mitchell Field N.Y Spokane Tampa Fla Riverside Calif

Solace for the Fat Man from Berkeley Traffic Officers

Berkeley researchers report that intoxication and drunken driving stem from blood alcohol concentration and that heavier men have more blood. The finding suggests fat men may be more prone to intoxication effects than thinner individuals.

Berkeley Cal Pacific Coast

Transfers Led In County Office Real Estate Listings

Multiple real estate transfers filed in the county recorder’s office include Melvin and Rose Crouse selling Lot 41 in Bonham’s addition to Midland to Wilma Haberle, and transfers involving Collins, Berns, Reynolds, King, the Bloomfield church trustees, Hammack, Newkirk, Hardesty, and others across towns such as Worthington, Stockton township, Linton, Jonesborough, Jasonville, and Stafford township.

Frankie Justus Jr Melvin A. Crouse Rose Crouse Wilma Haberle Bonham Midland Melvin A. “‘Rouse Ben R. Collins Ola Collins William Earl Ga Linton Jennie King James Foddrill Dorothy Foddrill Oliphant Jonesborough Methodist Episcopal Church of Bloomfield Indiana Kentucky Conference Wesleyan Methodist Connection Or Church) of America Aden G William Hammack Nannie Hammack William H. Schoonover Washington Street Jasonville Haze John M. Collas Margaret Collas

Jasonville Youth Receives Army Radio School Honors

William Griffith of Jasonville reports his son Bruce Barney Griffith has graduated from the U S Army radio school in Mississippi with top honors. He stood among 240 men in the class and earned one of five diplomas and now serves as a radio instructor after being drafted April 3.

William Griffith Jasonville Kelbey, Miss Bruce Barney Griffith U.S. Army Radio School Barney Army

Quarantine Lifts on Indiana Corn Shipments to Illinois

Illinois lifts a six year quarantine on shipping unshelled Indiana corn after state entomologist I Frank N Wallace led efforts to reopen markets. Gov Dwight H Green announced the rescission, lifting bans on corn on the ear broom corn sorghum sudan grass and related flowers and vegetables.

Indiana Illinois I Frank N. Wallace Department of Conservation Ilinois Chicago Wallace Iindy Illinois Department of Agriculture Dwight H. Green

Stanford 60th anniversary plans draw leading educators

Stanford University marks its 60th anniversary with a June symposium on The University and the Future of America featuring 15 distinguished leaders including former President Herbert Hoover. Speakers include Millikan Kettering Lawrence Mumford Ogburn Pound Reinhardt Thorn­dike and Hubble. The event runs June 16 19 with commencement June 15 and includes dedication of the Hoover Library. Ray Lyman Wilbur will deliver the commencement address.

Stanford University Cal Herbert Hoover University General Motors Corp Ernest O.lawrence University of California Lewis Mumford William F. Ogburn University of Chicago Roscoe Pound Harvard ‘Law School Aurelia Reinhardt Mills College Edward L. Thorndike Teachers College Columbia University Hubert S. Jennings University of California At Los Angeles Edwin P. Hubble Mount Wilson Observatory Edwin F. Gay Harvard Graduate School of Business Huntington Library San ‘Marino Walter 3. Cannon Harvard University Isaiah Bowman Johns Hopkins University Hoover ‘Library Ray Lyman Wilbur

NYA Trainees Grow Gardens Across Indiana Centers

NYA trainees in Indiana state projects cultivate extensive gardens to supply school lunches and relief programs. In Bicknell thirty girls tend a three acre plot for winter meals while in Brazil and Indianapolis youths plant corn beans tomatoes and other vegetables for canning and distribution to relief clients and center meals.

National Youth Administration Nyia Bicknell Brazil NYA City of Office of Trustee Indianapolis

Greene Circuit Court Condemnation of Indiana Highway Property

The State of Indiana files a condemnation complaint in Greene County to acquire a complex parcel along State Road 48. The land lies between current and proposed right of way lines, with multiple strips described along centerlines and curves, totaling parcels in the southwest quarter of section 2, township 8 north, range 7 west.

State of Indiana Greene County Towit Township Indiana

Highway right of way parcel description in Greene County Indiana

The document details a parcel of land 2.8 acres for a proposed highway improvement along State Roads 8 and 48. It notes right of way lines measured 50 and 100 feet from described centerlines and identifies owners as Lina Fierke and Fred Fierke, non residents of Indiana with Michigan addresses. Defendants are summoned to Greene Circuit Court to show cause by June avin at 10 a.m.

Epen State of Indiana Caleb J. Lindsey Lina Fierke Fred Fierke Saginaw Michigan Greene Circuit Court Greene County Orval Dr. Hunter Said County

Real Estate Appropriation Record from Greene Circuit Court

A 1941 Greene Circuit Court entry notes the appropriation of real estate described in the Ort Takay of the State of todicoa. The document bears the clerk’s seal and date May 2 1941 with Claude Story signing as Clerk.

Todicoa Sir AL Claude Story Greene Circuit Court

Iron Ore Mountain Moved to Feed Pittsburg Furnaces

A 75,000 ton pile of iron ore from Erie county, long neglected since World War days, has been transported to Pittsburgh to supply blast furnaces involved in the defense production speedup program.

Pittsburgh Erie County Pittsburg

Speeding Alibi Fails. Insurance Man Fined in Cleveland

David Newman a 36 year old life insurance salesman faced a speeding charge in Cleveland. He claimed a complex forced him to drive fast while passing cemeteries. Judge William J McDermott rejected the excuse and imposed a 5 dollar fine.

Cleveland O U.P David Newman William J. McDermott Newman

Accident troubles hit Mrs Jacobson in taxi collision

Accidents struck Mrs Ivah Jacobson 33 en route to court for a damage suit settlement when her taxi collided with another car in Columbus Ohio.

Columbus U.P Ivah Jacobson

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