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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1944
Page
4
A bank urges customers to pause in daily routines and review available services. It invites people to visit and discuss how to maximize banking options and assistance.
Mrs. Margaret Price is recovering at her daughter’s home on B street northeast after a serious illness. Fourth street northeast paving is nearly complete with more streets to follow. Local lineman Harry Slinkard was severely injured when a pole he worked on fell. Calvin Coolidge was nominated by Republicans in Cleveland for president with a total vote of 1,056 to 44. La Follette drew 28 Wisconsin, 6 North Dakota, and 10 California votes for Johnson.
The hospital notes several medical events including tonsillectomies for George Lutz and Castle Greene, appendectomy for Mrs. Elmer Anderson, and dismissals for patients such as Mrs. Burdsong and Theodore McQueary. New births occurred with Linda Sue and James Franklin named.
Mrs. Jack Dallison visits her mother Mrs. W. H. McKinney and her son Bill with Mildred Etta and Ida Lee in town. Dallison was formerly Miss Virginia McKinney.
The Maritime Commission reports a California yard constructed a Liberty ship without any lost time injuries to workers. The War Department notes over 3 000 tons of waterproof paper were used by the Army Quartermaster Corps in 1943.
Ninety youths ages 17 to 17 years 9 months take screening exams in Terre Haute for Air Forces training. The Civil Air Patrol handles enlistment applications through June 12 at Laboratory School room 224. Warrant Officer Bert Walters is the examiner for six counties. Eligible boys may seek college training via the Army Specialized Training Program after high school.
Cletus Burch 2/c, recently confined to a Navy hospital in South Carolina for minor surgery, is back on duty according to word received by his parents Mr and Mrs General Burch.
Estel Henry Elgan son of Mr and Mrs Emil Elgan of Linton Indiana will complete sixteen weeks of electrical training at the training school Morehead State Teachers College Morehead. He attended Sacha High School.
Jack Kennedy, director of physical education, has received his chief's rating with the United States Navy. He is stationed in Florida and was notified of the promotion upon returning to his base after a short visit in Linton with his wife.
Kenneth Masters AMM 2/C of the United States Navy stationed in San Diego California is spending a few days leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Masters.
Sgt Noble Gunn stationed with the United States Army at Camp Hulen Tex has been promoted to the rank of Technical Sergeant according to word received here.
Pvt Raymond O. Reynolds goes back to Camp Croft South Carolina after a brief leave with his wife Mrs Rosella Reynolds and children at Dugger.
William J. Tubby age 24 husband of Frieda Tubby of Linton Indiana begins initial naval indoctrination at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. He undergoes boat training in seamanship military drill and naval procedures while aptitude tests decide whether he goes to a Naval Service School or active duty at sea. After recruit training he will spend leave at home.
June 12 report notes Herbert Witherell has served in the Army for seventeen years and currently holds the rank of First Sergeant in the Headquarters Company in New Caledonia, South Pacific.
Sgt Witherell serves as non commissioned officer in charge of his company within the Services of Supply in the South Panitee Area under Major General Robert G. Breene. He joined the Army in November 1927 in Cleveland and has served at Fort Harrison Fort Knox Fort Bragg and Fort Sill before going overseas in April 1943. His wife Elizabeth McKinley resides in Linton Indiana and his brother Robert L Witherell is a First Sergeant in Hawaii.
Old Prederey has arrived with the United States forces in Hawaii, according to word received by his aunt, Mrs. John Hughes.
Pfc Lowell H Greene stationed with the U S Army at Ft Knox Kentucky ranked second high man in a class of 57 in a special training course. He is the son of Mrs Naomi Greene of Linton.
Frank A. Lenning announces Greene county Red Cross War Fund total $18 533.91, county quota $14 000 with $4 533.91 overage, 25 percent to stay county funds. Donations routed to county treasurer Mrs I S Ritchey Bloomfield. Local chairmen Emory H Wires and Rev George Wildman led eastern and western parts. Major gifts by Dr E V Bull Paul Fry Allen G Pate. Township totals listed for Bloomfield Beech Creek Center Jackson Owensburg Highland Cass Newbery Taylor Lyons Washington Worthington Jefferson Grant Fair Play Smith Linton Stockton Jasonville Wright Stafford.
Mr and Mrs Roy Reeves of Paoli spent Saturday evening with Mrs John Woner and children in a local visit highlighting social plans and family time in Paoli.
J. B. Terhune a former Linton resident died at his Indianapolis home after a long illness. He served as president of Stock Yards Bank and Cedric and Co. Exchange. Survived by his widow Mrs Thryphena Sherwood Terhune. Funeral in Indianapolis Tuesday at eight p.m. Body then to Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Linton for state viewing and services at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers named.
The district mileage rationing executive Stephen A. Conn explains why Grade I tires appear in dealers. He notes a mandatory nationwide reserve of about three and a half million tires, a sixty day supply, kept unseen to avoid panic and ensure civilian access if war changes demand or government actions silence production. He compares tire reserves to a business working fund and says public misunderstanding fuels criticism.
The mineral asbestos, long used for fireproof clothing by military firefighters since ancient times, has spread to wide scale use in the last 50 years. It provides fibers for textiles and now appears in brake linings clutch facings shingles sidings and building board as new applications.
A wartime focus on speed prompts questions about postwar travel limits and safety. The piece argues speed should be controlled to reduce casualties, analyzes time saved versus cost, cites accident statistics by speed, and notes a likely rural top speed of 60 mph six months after the war.
Indianapolis June 12 hogs 12 000 holdovers 4 000 generally steady with prices for various weight ranges: 160 180 lbs 12 85 180 270 lbs 13 80 270 330 lbs 11 75 12 00 330 400 lbs 11 50 11 65 100 160 lbs 10 25 11 50 sows 10 50 10 75. Cattle 1 700 calves 900 steers heifers active steady top steer 16 50 2 loads 1050 lbs heifer top 16 40 950 lbs good and choice 16 25 medium to good 15 25 canners cutters 6 9 dealers weak to 50c lower good and choice 15 50 16 top 16 50.
An old tale of Cleopatra dropping a pearl in wine and drinking it. Advertisement urges readers with stomach or ulcer pains to try Udga Tablets and offers a double money back guarantee from Hamilton Drug Co. and drug stores.
Mrs. Dottie Frye of Linton and her daughters Mrs. Myrtle Killion of Indianapolis and Mrs. Beatrice Keller with her daughter from Effingham Illinois were in St. Louis Missouri on Friday for business.
In Austin Texas Civil War veterans plan a reunion at Camp Ben McCulloch Aug 2 3 4 for 45 Texas survivors of the Army of the Confederacy many of whom live in the state Confederate Home or receive a state pension attendance may be limited by travel and age.
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