Social notes from West Atlas and surrounding towns
Mrs Maggie Baxter of Terre Haute visited relatives in the Dugger area for several days. The article lists multiple visits among families in Marion Windfall Terre Haute and Linton with various gatherings and illness notes. It mentions VBS attendance at Dugger and a summer position at Lebanon’s Methodist Children’s Home.
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Maggie Baxter
Terre Halle
Dugger
Harley Strickland
Marion
Waikey Strickland
Kathie Sue Buck
Joetta Powell
Ara
Anita Kay
Floyd Waddell
Harold Gabbard
Larry
Lester Smith
Cgoprett Buck
Mariige
Kathie
Terre Haute
Harry Thorp
Sonja Sue Sitr
Dugeer
McKinley Webb
Sue Ellen
Jimmy
Janet
Tampa
Fla
Garret Buck
Ora Fainot
Webb
Betty Henry
Bloomfield
Fainot
Marilyn Bedwell
Methodist Children’s Home
Lebanon
Eliza Ham
Raymond Ham
Norman Ham
Linton
Ivan Ham
Local Social Roundup From Island City and Nearby
Island City residents report visits and gatherings with friends and relatives across surrounding towns. Families including the Roberts, Campbells, Angletons, Weaver, and Moore share dinners, calls, and weekend visits while Eva Weaver opens a city park stand and Mrs. Hall remains hospitalized in Linton Freeman Greene County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Franklin
Duffey Moore
Forrest Hunter
Clifford Hauck
Jerry
James Angleton
Weaver
Ed Sheffiend
Mishawaka
Floyd Weaver
Sally Angleton
James Angle
Farmer Klopfer and the stubborn wagon fire tale
In Fleming a farmer complains his mule balked and moved the wagon only to burn it in. The store proprietor recalls warnings about the animal’s defiance as a new patient smokes and a voice notes an analytic need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ry Armer Klopfer
Fleming
Klopfer
Mnett Cort
King Features Syndicate
Tips for Farmer and Gardner in Greene County
From the office of Arthur Haseman Greene County Agricultural Auntural Avent outlines a June 22 4 H Electric Project workshop at the REMC Building west of Bloomfield. Electricians and suppliers will assist and gardeners learn fertilization and silage benefits for hay and feed. A sod waterway campaign is planned with PMA SCS and Extension. Tomato growers should spray six weeks after setting. Ensure water for laying hens to avoid stumps in egg production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
REMC
Bloomfield
PMA
SCS
Farmer
Purdue poultrymen advise more water in warm weather
With warmer weather, the layers will consume more water and it may be necessary to fill fountains more often than usual if automatic fountains are used, check regularly to see that they are in operation and are clean. An egg contains over 65 percent water, so continued high production requires a constant supply of water.
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Purdue Poultrymen
English language shift and global ore trade facts
In 1582 English ranked fifth among European languages but now accounts for about sixty percent of global radio broadcasting. The United States imported over nine million net tons of iron ore in 1950 from fifteen foreign countries. Sea lion pups weigh thirty to forty pounds at birth. Canada mines about eighty percent of the world's nickel supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wedemeyer backs MacArthur proposals on Korea policy
Lt Gen Albert Wedemeyer testified before the Senate committee, supporting Douglas MacArthur’s Korea plan and criticizing the current Far Eastern policy. He urged going alone if needed and said MacArthur should have authority to strike Chinese bases in Manchuria, while noting administration worries about widening the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Douglas MacArthur
Wedemeyer
U. S
China
Sixth Army
San Francisco
United States
United Nations
MacArthur
Manchuria
Yala River
Korea
Russia
Hig
Senate Committee
French Troops Move Up as Supreme Commander in Far East
Testimony recalls Wedemeyer defending MacArthur against Korea war limits. He says there should be no restrictions on MacArthur’s use of force, a stance linked to his ouster last April 11. The panel has heard officials who supported MacArthur’s arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Administration
Pentagon
Blast in Cuba Claims Five Lives at Guantanamo Bay
A flash fire at the U S naval base in Guantanamo Bay on the waterfront killed five people, left one missing, and injured 11. Two American officers were among the dead, with Commander James Marshall and Lieut. C J Peddicord identified. A Navy enlisted man was missing and presumed dead as divers searched. Three others were hospitalized in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
James Marshall
C. J. Peddicord
Navy
Vincennes Lumber Leader Dies After Heart Attacks
Vincennes Ind June 11 U P E Clinton Reel 69 of Vincennes died yesterday at Goo Samaritan hospital after suffering two heart attacks. Reel was president of a chain for Reel Blue lumber companies in Southern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
U.p—E
Clinton Reel
Goo Samaritan Hospital
Reel
Reel-Blue Lumber Companies
Indiana
Survival Peril As Leaders Urge Limits On International Business
Business leaders warn Congress to avoid endangering national interests by expanding controls on international business. The CIO and others press for caution as the Senate weighs bills extending and broadening regulatory powers amid ongoing economic and auto industry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conatets
Ter Reuther Tellg
Cio-Uers
Senate Bank
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Island City
Bob Roberts
John
Connie
Kentucky
Mammoth Cave
Ford Collins Cave
Eva Weaver
Linton City Park
David Campbell
Donald Foster
Lyons
Bob Bennifill
Murphy’s Anniversary Shop
Real Values
Murphy Co
Poe Electric
Hi” Street
Bennett Cerf
Arthur Haseman
Greeene County
Purdue Agronomist
Canada
Carl Roach
Mack Tylers Appliance Store
Johnson Feed & Suppl
Hamilton Paint
Walter Wolfe
Rennis Wolfe
Bungalow Store
Lith St. N. E
Thomas Jerrell
N. E. G St
Linte
Lester Packing Co
Bass
Wel
Lt Gy
Sasamhall Acoma
Newberry
Wilkinson Lumber Co
Linton, Indiana
Mac
Kenney’s Market
America
Kroger
Ford
Fordomatic
A” Street
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