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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1957

Page

2

Heavy Rain and Flooding Hit Greene County Areas

Torrential rains deluged Greene county causing rivers to rise sharply. Humphreys Park became a two and a half foot deep lake while Waterworks pumps temporarily failed after a line outage and lightning damage. Authorities reported multiple inches of rainfall across Linton Newberry Elliston and surrounding areas.

Humphreys Park Linton Greene County Newberry U.S White River Elliston Observer Brook Water Department REMC Jack Dale Here

Community Meeting Notices List For Local Clubs And Churches

Local groups schedule evening meetings across town including Masonic lodges Eagles Elks Rotary and church choirs. Events span 1 30 p.m. to 8 p.m. with lectures rehearsals and a canned goods auction.

Lyons Masonic Lodge No Lyons Eagles Lodge Hall American Legion Legion Hall Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church Christian Church Methodist Church First Baptist Church Linton Lodge Masonic Hall Ym.l Vera Moody W.C.T.U Zettle Risinger Dugger

Mine Run Political Debates Over Private Bulge Claims

The passage argues against aiding sub marginal firms that supply essential services if they must cover their own freight. It warns that private company interests gaining leverage over taxpayers by overreaching appears excessive.

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Wilson to quit as defense secretary amid Senate battle

Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson is expected to resign after pressing for restoration of cut military funds and fighting in the Senate. Potential successors include Deputy Donald Quarles or Wilfred J. McNeil, the budget chief, with McNeil praised as the “brains” behind spending estimates. A National Air Museum plan is proposed for the Mall, to house historic aircraft including Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis and the Wright brothers plane, with larger items to be displayed at a facility in Suitland Maryland.

Wilson Defense Charles E. Wilson Treasury George Humphrey Eisenhower Senate House General Motors Donald Quarles Wilfred J. McNeil McNeil Harry S. Truman Quarles Air Force AIR Museum National Air Museum Lincoln Memorial Capitol Washington Smithsonian Institution New Howe Smithsonian Lindy Wright Brothers Charles A. Lindbergh

Council Names Tomak To School Board Job

The meeting discussed sewer cleaning devices and a Terre Haute company demoed a clam shell system. Mayor Q Hern instructed Mr Wright to investigate while routine business included paying city claims and transferring 8 900 from Electric to Cash Reserve fund. Dr Edwin L Bailey and Guy Moss were absent.

Q. Hern Wright Terre Haute Edwin L. Bailey Guy Moss

Jasonville Boys Admit Break-ins in Jasonville

Three 13 year old Jasonville boys confessed to three break ins in the Jasonville community. They signed statements admitting thefts at the homes of Bob Hulett Chance Easter and George Wilson. The haul at Hulett included shotgun shells two cornknives a compass a rod and reel flies and more. police recovered most items.

Jasonville Greene County Oscar Suthard Bob Hulett Chance Easter George Wilson Lattas Creek Suthard Jack Blakely Hulett Wilson

Gary Man Killed in Five-Car Collision near Two

Ellis E. Lockwood 66 of Gary died after a chain collision on U S 20 three miles east of Two. Arthur Smith 63 of Porter was seriously injured, Lucille Lockwood 29 treated and released in Michigan City. Drivers named were Lockwood Smith Miles McPeak 22 Earl Salisbury 17 and Donald Carr 38 all of Chesterton. McPeak reportedly tried a left turn to start the crash.

Gary Ellis E. Lockwood U.S. 20 Here Arthur Smith Porter Porter County Hospital Valparaiso Lockwood Lucille Doctors Hospital Michigan City Smith Miles McPeak Earl Salisbury Donald Carr Chesterton McPeak

Live stock markets report from Indianapolis

Indianapol is market update shows hogs 7 500 head down 25 75 cents per cwt with 180 240 lb at 19 25 19 75 and some to 20 25 heavier hogs scarce. Cattle 800 head calves 150 market largely steady with good to choice steers and heifers 21 00 22 50 and cows 13 50 16 00. Sheep 250 head steady with good to choice spring lambs 21 00 22 00.

Indianapolis

Three Seymour Teens Die In Route 31A Crash

In Columbus Indiana three Seymour teenagers died when a pickup truck overturned after colliding with a car on US 31A and caught fire when a gas line ruptured The victims were David R Decker 16 Thelma Hobbson 18 and Nora Hobbson 16 The driver of the car Mrs Florence Gaier about 50 suffered cuts and was hospitalized Robert Lunsford who witnessed the crash reported attempting to approach the burning vehicle but heat forced him back

Columbus Ind Seymour Here David R. Decker Thelma Hobbson Nora Florence Gaier Robert Lunsford

Little League Tilt Postponed Here

There will be no game tonight in the Linton Little League competition Officials announced a possible Thursday night opening if rain ends. If conditions prevent Thursday play the opening contest will be postponed to Monday June 17 with Elks facing Citizens National Bank as the first league game.

Linton Elks and Citizens National Bank

Two Jasonville Men Fined In Local Court

George Mullens was fined 5 dollars plus costs on two counts assault and battery and trespass, totaling 36 dollars. Howard Hudson was fined 5 dollars plus costs totaling 18 dollars for public intoxication. Both sentences issued in Jasonville by Mayor Earl Row.

Jasonville Earl Row George Mullens Joe Gorby Howard Hudson Gorby

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Reported

Admissions were Tuesday Clarence Wolford of Linton Mrs. Cecil Spoonmore Owensboro Earl Weaver and Miss Patricia Gregg both of Linton. Dismissals include Miss Cherlyn Carter Switz City Mrs. Howard Combs and baby Bloomfield Alan Hunter Linton Kenneth Felker Dagger Mrs. William Pirtle Linton Mrs. Elizabeth Schubla Linton Mrs. Glenn Denton Newberry Mrs. Billy Joe Fitzpatrick and baby Bloomfield Estel Cox Solsberry.

Cherlyn Carter Switz City Howard Combs Bloomfield Alan Hunter Linton Kenneth Felker Dagger William Pirtle Elizabeth Schubla Glenn Denton Newberry Billy Joe Fitzpatrick Estel Cox Solsberry

Beckwith Entered West Suburban Hospital For Hip Surgery

Mrs. Tressa Beckwith went to West Suburban hospital Oak Park Illinois on Monday for surgery on her left hip after a January fall broke the hip earlier this year. She had returned home to her daughter Opal Beckwith in Oak Park before a second fall on April 18 fractured the other hip.

Tressa Beckwith West Suburban Oak Park Ill A. C. Williams Beckwith Opal Beckwith

Mayflower II Nears Shores On Historic Boston Run

The Pilgrim replica Mayflower II was towed into Provincetown harbor for its first anchorage in America. Skipper Alan Villiers guided the 180 ton square rigger under Coast Guard escort toward Plymouth for a reenactment of the Mayflower Compact and a later crossing to Plymouth Rock. The voyage marks its 52nd day at sea and contrasts with the 66 days of the original crossing.

Plymouth Mass Coast Guard Provincetown Harbor America Squally Harbor Massachusetts Bay Plymouth Rock Land's End Provincetown Alan Villiers Nantucket Cape Cod Boston Plymouth Thursay Customs and Immigration

Western surge to blanket television next fall

Hollywood reports a record rush of westerns and private eye dramas slated for next season after a spring cull of 34 series. CBS leads with eight new westerns, then NBC and CBS with four each. new titles include Wagon Train Tales of Wells Fargo and Have Gun Will Travel. Gunsmoke star James Arness says the trend boosts all shows and that quality will decide competition.

Aline Mosby United Press Hollywood Jim Arness Wortiea Cbs-Tv Hugh O'Brian Wyatt Earp Earp Dillon Private Secretary Bengal Lancers Hiram Holliday Abc-Tv California Arness Frank Baxter

4-H Shakamak Camp Arrangements Made

Greene county 4-H members prepare for Shakamak Camp with adult leaders Clarence Creager Alberta Harmon and Estelle Phillips announcing plans. Bus transport from Linton leaves at 1 PM with registration at 2 PM for those not riding. Camp costs five dollars plus park and craft fees. Over two hundred members are registered. Morgan county 4-H clubs are involved.

Shakamak Clarence Creager Alberta Harmon Estelle Phillips Linton Greene County Arthur Haseman Morgan County

Two County Men Reported Held By Police In Missouri Case

Two county men Charles Red Lash of Linton and Billy Francis Lewis of Switz City and Linton were reportedly held by police in Poplar Bluff Missouri. Details of arrests and charges were not learned as officers awaited further reports. Sheriff Jack Blakely said Porky Edelman of Bloomfield route two was also arrested in a city in Unois.

Charles “Red” Lash Linton Billy Francis Lewis Switz City Poplar Bluff Jack Blakely Greene County Joe Feeney Blakely Porky” Edelman Bloomfield Unois

Camp participants expected from local clubs

Mr Haseman reported plans to send members to the camp with about four hundred expected in total. Fifty three boys and girls from Linton and Stockton township clubs have made reservations.

Haseman Linton Stockton

Fights Federal Men Frank Edwards Movies New Sign Off

Fights and films heat up the schedule as Frank Edwards marks new releases at the theater. The lineup includes Mickey Mouse and Little Rascals with Circus Time and Danny Thomas Bold Journey at two showings.

WED Ind. University Carolyn Churchman Little Rascale Frank Edwards Disneyland Waterfront Ford Theater Danny Thomas Bold Journey Famous Playhouse Men of Annapolis Mayor of Town

WBTO Radio Schedule Brief Notice

WBTO Radio in Linton Indiana lists a 7:38 and 8:00 broadcast window with 30 requests. A 5:00 News segment airs followed by 5:05 weather and the station sign off.

Marshal Mike Jerry van Dyke Monte Cristo Doug Edwards Flicka Godfrey Burns and Allens Tennessee Ernie This the Late Show Jerry Vandeyke State Trooper WBTO Linton Indiana Thurs Arly Bird Assembly of God

Obituary for Herbert A Bredeweg of Linton

Funeral services for Herbert A. Bredeweg 70 of Linton will be conducted by Rev Harold Kratzat at the Saron Evangelical and Refkagmed church. Burial is set for German Memory Hill cemetery. The body lies at Welch and Cornett Funeral home.

Herbert A. Bredeweg Linton Saron Evangelical

funeral services for John Cook in Bloomfield

John Cook 71 of Bloomfield died Tuesday morning in Evansville. Funeral services are set for 2 00 pm Thursday at Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home with Rev A W Jarboe officiating. Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery.

John Cook Bloomfield Evansville Jenkins and Sons A. W. Jarboe Grandview

Mrs Camille Maas Dies Visiting Son at Crane Depot

Mrs Camille B Maas aged 69 of Milwaukee Wisconsin died Tuesday night at 9 30 while visiting her son Arthur Maas at the U S Naval Ammunition depot in Crane. Her body was sent to Milwaukee for funeral services and burial after viewing at Jenkins and Sons Funeral Home Bloomfield.

Camille B, Maas Camille B. Maas Milwaukee Wis Arthur Maas U.S. Naval Amunition Crane Jenkins and Sons Bloomfield

Funeral services set for Floyd Strait in Jasonville

Floyd Strait a 53 year old resident of Jasonville died Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 PM at McClanahan Funeral Home Jasonville with Rev H J Keener officiating. Burial follows in Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 AM Thursday at the funeral home.

Floyd Strait Jasonville Mr. Strait McClanahan H J. Keener Lebanon

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