Balkan bloc possible amid fears of political isolation
A United Press analysis notes growing Balkan interest in forming a bloc as governments shift leftward after World War I. It cites fears of American financial sanctions, potential federation limits, and hints at a regional customs union led by Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Romania with Yugoslavia and Bulgaria as key agrarian players.
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Balkans
United Press
Middle East
Hungary
Fia
Georgei Dimitrov
Nicola Petkov
Balkan
America
Europe
Danubian Basin
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Yugoslavia
Romania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Belgium
Luxemburg
Austria
Balkans Puzzle Deepens Through Austria Balkans Ties
Before World Wars Austria emerged as a major consumer goods exporter to the Balkans. As Eastern European political events unfold, the link between Austria and the Balkans offers a key to understanding the region’s complex jigsaw.
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Austria
Balkans
Europe
New University Institute Opener for Labor Relations
Seventy five CIO United Steelworkers members from Chicago and St Louis begin a weeklong program at the University of Illinois to study labor relations as a scientific field under Dr Phillips Bradley of Cornell. A second 75 member group will join later, while officials promise analytical research and practical reports to improve union leadership and civic duties.
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Champaign
Ill
Husky
University of Illinois
University
George Dr. Stoddard
CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Chicago
St. Louis
Stoddard
Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations
Phillips Bradley
Cornell University
A. F. Kojetinsky
United Steelworkers District 34
Joseph Germano
East Chicago
Ind
United Steelworkers District 31
H-12 Club Holds Annual June Picnic at Humphreys Park
Members of the H-12 club will gather with families for a June picnic at Humphreys Park on Thursday evening at 6 15 announced today.
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H-12
Humphreys Park
H-12 Club
Society News Policy Note from Linton Daily Citizen
Society items must be in the Linton Daily Citizen Office by 11 a m to appear in the day’s issue All personal news club lodge party and church items welcomed Ruby A Mutch issues guidance for submissions and timing.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Ruby A. Mutch
Social Calendar for Quapaw Council and Local Groups
Quapaw Council No 80 meets at Red Men hall 7 30 p m. Loyal Order of Moose No 1434 meets at Moose hall 7 30 p m. Linton Chapter No 132 Royal Arch Masons meets at 7 30 p m. Local Union No 1525 Painters and Paper Hangers at 7 p m K of P hall. Glenburn Youth Fellowship at 7 p m Community house Greene Co Association of Nur ses at 810 N E A St 7 30. Delta Alpha Christian church party at Mrs Ralph Kohr home 7 30. Home Club at Mrs Ed Wilson 3 O clock. Junior Home Economics at Mrs Max Hixson 7 30.
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Quapaw Council No. 80
Red Men’s Hall
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Linton
Royal Arch Masons
Hall
Painters and Paper Hangers
K of P Hall
Delta Alpha Class of
Christian Church
Ralph Kohr
Ee Club
Ed Wilson
Max Hixson
Community clubs and lodge meetings listed for Wednesday
Wednesday events include Women of the Moose Chapter 19 at 7 30 Moose hall Eagles Lodge at 7 Elks Lodge at 7 30 Unity Lodge 1 0 CF at 7 30 Rotary Club lunch at 12 15 Country Club house Ladies Democratic club picnic at Humphreys Park.
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Rotary Club
Country Club
Thursday club meetings and community events listed
Clarion Club meets at 1 30 at Mrs Jenny Cunningham s home Hiawatha club all day at Red Men s hall Choir practice times at several churches American Legion Post 7 30 Legion Home and other groups meet All day events at community house Faith Temple Pythian Sisters meet 2 pm Caled Masons in EA degree H 12 club picnic 615 for members and families Past President s parley set for 2 pm at Mrs Raney s home 430 H street northwest
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Hiawatha Club
Red Men's Hall
Clarion Club
Jenny Cunningham
Linton
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Raney
Former Linton Girl Weds in Missouri
Miss Leora Carson daughter of Mr and Mrs H S Carson Sedalia Missouri and James D Courtney son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Courtney Marysville Missouri were married Sunday June 1 at 2 pm at the First Christian church Creston Iowa The Rev Harry James Rains officiated The bride a Linton Stockton High School 1945 graduate wore a white suit and carried a bouquet They will reside at Marysville Missouri where both study at Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
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Leora Carson
H. S. Carson
Sedalia
Missouri
James D. Courtney
Louis A. Courtney
Marysville
First Christian Church
Creston
Iowa
Harry James Rains
Linton-Stockton
Linton
H. J. Rains
T. J. Fry
Platsburg
Honror
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College
F H C Club Meets With Mrs Hurt
Fourteen members of the F H C club met at the home of Mrs Juanita Hurt with Mrs Laura Fritz as co hostess. A picnic lunch was planned for Humphreys Park on May 18. Prizes were awarded to several members and refreshments served to the group.
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F. H. C. Club
Juanita Hurt
Laura Fritz
Humphreys Park
Lillian Friedman
Mildred Walton
Mae Pruett
Margaret Tryon
Shower Honors Mrs Patty Maddox With Stork Celebration
Mrs Patty Maddox was entertained at a stork shower hosted by her mother Mrs Clinton Cunningham. Guests played games with prizes awarded to Miss Jamie Asrey and Mrs Anne Klink. Refreshments included chicken salad sandwiches brownies angel food cake tea and soft drinks.
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Patty Maddox
Clinton Cunninghham
Jamie Asrey
Anne Klink
Thomas Cunningham
Bil Cunningham
Pansy Cunningham
Mayme Asrey
Charles Robertson
Nellie Yoder
Ed Rieber
Joe Maddox
Briggy Young
Vera Reintjes
Hallie Tyson
Friday Club Meetings and Church Activities Schedule
Friday1 A Women’s club hosts Mrs Gaynelle Workman at 7 15 p m Dev os Chatter and Stitch club meets with Mrs Hoyt Clark at 230 p m Constellation club gathers at Mrs Haldon Chaney home with Mrs Lloyd Roach as host at 730 p m Alpha Bible Class of the Methodist Church to meet at Mrs John Kennedy home at 730 p m Election of officers Prayer meeting Glenburn Mission at 7 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars at 730 p m at Library Quapaw Tribe No 143 Improved Order of Red Men at hall at 730 p m
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Mistinanstllllide
Constellation Club
Haldon Chaney
Lloyd Roach
Alpha Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
John Kennedy
Hall
Birth Announcement for Can dice Sue Thomas
Mr and Mrs Lex Thomas announce the birth of a daughter weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces born June 4 at Freeman Greene County Hospital. She is their second child and has been named Candice Sue. Mrs Thomas formerly Miss Mildred Woods of Iowa.
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Lex Thomas
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Candice Sue
Thomas
Mildred Woods
Iowa
Local Misses Named for Event Participants
Maude Squires lists the Misses Sally Cunningham Mae Mary Shoptaw Jamie Usrey Nelta Klink Mary Henderson and Dolly Fields as participants. Regrets were received from Mrs Bill Haussin and Mrs Garland Ladson.
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Maude Squires
Sally Cunningham
Mae Mary Shoptaw
Jamie Usrey
Nelta Klink
Mary Henderson
Dolly Fields
Bill Haussin
Garland Ladson
Teen Canteen Benefit by Gifts and Sales
Mrs. Fern Heenan announces successful Tag Day efforts downtown to raise funds for equipment at the Teen canteen. The Community Chest contributed 300 dollars and Delta Theta Tau sorority gave 25 dollars. top collectors Gloria Fisk Bill Newkirk Betty Suttle Doris Cheever Johnny Freund Ben Raney Floyd Blume Rex Tuttle Jackie Roby Willis Gene Perkins and Jim McCulouch earned prizes for leading totals.
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Fern Heenan
Community Chest
Deta Theta Tau Sorority
Gloria Fisk
Bill Newkirk
Betty Suttle
Doris Cheever
Pleasantville 4 H Club Plans Picnic at Rainbow Beach
The Pleasantville Laughing Lassies 4 H club met in the Home Ec room with Barbara Jackson presiding. They set a June 12 picnic at Rainbow Beach with each member bringing a covered dish and appointed a three person committee to arrange transportation. An exhibit on baking a butter cake was shown by the baking group. 18 members attended plus one guest, Miss Marjorie Brown.
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Pleasantville
Mrs Shields Hosts Civic Garden Club Meeting
About 25 members and guests met yesterday afternoon at Mrs David Shields home. The flag salute opened the meeting presided by Mrs Forest Gilbert. Members answered roll call with improvements of yard and garden. Miss Gladys Mitchell announced the garden contest judging set for June 16.
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Civic Garden
David Shields
Forest Gilbert
Gladys Mitchell
Local Garden Contest Sets Seven Award Classes
Garden club announces awards for best entries in seven classes including Flower Gardens Roses New Flower Gardens Landscaping Vegetable Gardens and combined divisions. Public urged to enter by June 16 call committee members Miss Mitchell Mrs Charles Tindall Mrs John Correll and Mrs George Haseman.
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Miss Mitchell
Charles Tindall
John Correll
George Haseman
C. W. Martin
David Shields
Estelle Ludmer
Indiana
Kay Herndon
Billy Atto
Gary Fisher
Shields
Clyde Reintjes
Harry Wade
Forrest Gilbert
Linton Roller Rink Sets Instructress Visit Next Monday
The Linton Roller Rink club met in regular session with skating demonstrations. Miss Juliana Stefancik led the meeting and Chancie Sellers announced Mrs. Thomas Patterson of Indianapolis will instruct on new skating steps next Monday. Dues must be paid by Monday and new club cards issued. Members must attend by six o clock.
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Linton
Indianapolis Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Hogs 9,000, slow trade with 160-250 lb weights down 25, 350 lb up to 50 lower. sows 16.50-17.50, lightweights to 18.00. cattle 2,200 and calves 700, steers and heifers uneven but mostly steady to higher, top weighty steers 26.50, good to low choice 25.50-26.00, cows 10.50-19.50, vealers active 24.00-26.50. Cash grain: wheat 2.46 red and hard, corn firm around 1.99-2.05, oats 1.03, soybeans 2.95 per carload.
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Indianapolis
Paul Gibson Admitted To Sullivan Hospital
Paul Gibson of Jasonville was admitted Sunday to the Mary Sherman hospital at Sullivan for care after illness.
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Paul Gibson
Jasonville
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Taken to home after hospital discharge
Mrs. Dan Durham and her son of Jasonville have been dismissed from Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan.
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Dan Durham
Jasonvile
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Mrs Dora Boyll Leaves Hospital for Dugger Home
Mrs. Dora Boyll of Dugger was discharged from Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan and returned home.
W A W Club Set Meeting at Miss Workman Home
The W A W club will meet Friday at 7 15 PM in the home of Miss Gaynelle Workman, announced today.
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Gaynelle Workman
Sherry Leaves for Ohio as Lex Plans Farm Life
Steve learns Sherry will move to Ohio for a newspaper job while Lex eyes a future on Ridge Farm. Leda frets but Steve supports the break, hoping Sherry finds happiness and a new love. Steve contemplates inheritance and fate as meadowlarks sing.
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Steve
Leda
Sherry
New York
Ohio
Oakridge
Lex Morel
Lex
Tom Kent
Tom
Hemingway
Kay
Ridge Farm
Pen
Val
Higan
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Budapest
Michael Karolyi
U. P
George Pipal
Small Landowners
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Linton, Indiana
Memoriam
Isaac O. Cox
Newkirk
U. OF
Cologaes
Hamiltons
C.O.D
Glenburn Youth Fellowship
Community House
Women of the Moose
W. F. Craft
Eagles Lodge
Elks Lodge
Elks Home
Unity Lodge
C.F
Ladies Democratic Club
Jennie Cunningham
Baptist
American Legion
Legion Home
Evangelical United Brothern Church
le Cercle Des Amis
Faith Temple
Pythian Sisters
F. H.C. Club
Hurt
Chatter and Stitch Club
Hoyt Clark
Glenburn Mission
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Recree
Rere
Teen Canteen
Mrs. Shields
Civic Garden Club
Linton Roller Rink
U.R
Dora Boyll of
Dugger
W. A. W. Meeting
Rosamond du Jardin
King Features Syndicate
Rosamond Im
Ford
Meadowlark
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