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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1951

Page

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Linton Council Lets Contract and Addresses City Needs

The Linton City Council approved a street oiling contract with W. C. Hargis and Son Co. of Terre Haute at 15 cents per gallon for 18,000 to 25,000 gallons, plus scarifying work. They re elected Mrs. Jessie Haworth to the School Board, set a pension plan for firefighters, hired James Rydenbarx as dump guard, and moved 20,340.60 from Waterworks Improvement to Waterworks Sinking to retire bonds. The body also addressed weed removal, speeding enforcement, a street lease to Clyde Burch, and routine fund transfers.

Linton Jessie Haworth Haworth City W. C. Hargis and Son Company Terre Haute Ralph Rogers Company Bloomington Hargis Company West Linton James Rydenbarx Council Linton City Waterworks Improvement Fund Waterworks Sinking Fund West Vincennes Clyde Burch Burch Indiana State Highway Commission

Butter Said Cause Of Atterbury Blast

Investigators at Camp Atterbury Indiana identified apple butter as the cause of a Sunday explosion near a firing range that injured five Indiana National Guardsmen two remaining in hospital. Army investigators explained the product contains carbon dioxide and can explode when heated.

Camp Atterbury Ind Indiana Army

State Builder Kills Woman After Slashing Throat and Wounding Family

Indianapolis June 13 A building contractor Alvin C Rasmussen shot and slashed his wife to death then wounded his son and grandson before killing himself. Police say Rasmussen used an automatic pistol firing six shots after entering the Rainbow Lake home. The son, seriously wounded, and the grandson, in critical condition, were taken to local hospitals. The motive is unknown.

Indianapolis Alvin C. Rasmussen James Ae James, Jr Rainbow Lake Here Rasmussen Helen Woilans James Methodist Hospital Billings General Hospital Rasssen

Allies Advance Against Enemy Threaten City

Allied advance along a 70 mile front in Korea gains momentum as UN infantry and tanks press the retreating Chinese Communists. Air raids hit Pyongyang area and nearby targets while forces push toward Kumhwa and Chorwon with light to moderate resistance reported.

Tokyo U.P Korea Pyong- Bang United Nations Req 8Th Army Chorwon Shattered Triangle Kumhwa Pyongyang No Man’s Land

County Realty Transfers Filed

Realty transfers filed in the county recorder’s office show Mary E. Hux and husband to Pae Bruce and wife for lots 14 15 and 16 in Cook's Second Addition to Jasonville plus other transfers including Clarence Mowery to Samuel Wardrop and Anna Clear to Newton Kesinger with parcels in Center and Stafford townships and Hanna's Addition to Victoria now Vicksburg.

Mary E. Hux Pae Bruce Cook Jasonville Wayne S. Cazee Vale Crowe Center Township Clarence Mowery Samuel Wardrop Lewis Max Holmes Nedia Smallwood Stafford Township Anna Clear Newton Kessinger Wetnight Nora A. Wilson Elizie Mae Cunningham Hanna Victoria Vicksburg Real Es

Labor Unrest Roils U S Industries Amid Walkouts

United Press reports over 113000 workers in garment auto rubber transit and iron mining sectors faced labor disputes with 40000 CIO Seamen threatening to refuse signings after Friday. Clashes span Akron Goodyear Barberton Studebaker Detroit and ports with broad U S CIO and AFL activity ongoing.

CIO AFL International Ladies’ Garment New York Akron Ohio CIO Auto Goodyear Aircraft Corp Ind Babcock and Wilcox Co Barberton Goodyear Detroit Hudson Chrysler de Soto South Bend Studebaker Corp Cleveland Cliffs Iron Mining Corp Coleraine Minn Michigan Cary Iron Odanah Iron Mining Co Hurley Wis Washington CIO National Maritime Workers Union Gulf

Six Cow Waddies Plan 65 Mile Western-Style Ride to Indianapolis

Six teenagers and a 39 year old ramrod plan a western style horseback journey from Linton to Indianapolis. Five riders will go on horseback while one pilots a chuck wagon. The group includes Howard Rice Curtis Cox Hugh Archibald Tom Smith and Gordon Ball with Archibald driving and cooking. They depart Humphreys park at 8:00 am Thursday along State Highway 67 covering about forty miles daily and camp roadside under the stars if needed.

Linton Indianapolis Howard Rice Ramrod Jack Roof Curtis Cox Hugh Archibald Allo Tom Smith Gordon Ball Worthington Archibald Cook Humphreys Park Rice Wea

Calkins Faces Death Charges in Stabbing Case

Nashville July 13. Harry Calkins former Indianapolis newspaperman and ex city official faced death charges after the fatal stabbing of his brother Clinton T Calkins during a drinking bout at Clinton s home Monday night An autopsy showed 11 stab wounds while a spring back knife was found in Calkins room A preliminary hearing will be waived and the case goes to the county grand jury without delay

Nashville Tenn Harry Calkins Indianapolis Calkins Robin Tyndall Clinton T. Calkins Davidson County J. Carlton Loser Loser Clinton Harry Calkin

Former Australian Premier Chifley Dies at 65

Joseph Benedict Chifley former Australian Labor Party leader and prime minister died of a heart attack at 65 in Canberra. He served as premier from 1945 to 1949 and rose from rail worker and shop boy to locomotive engineer before entering Parliament in 1928. He led a simple life with gardening and reading as his recreations.

Canberra Australia U.P Joseph Benedict Chifley Labor Party Railrod Chifley

Lyons Plans Summer Band Concerts in Town Section

The town of Lyons announces Saturday night band concerts every other week starting June 16 at 7 30. Directed by Miss Barbara Hickey of Elnora the group will participate in the Linton Fourth of July celebration and other summer activities in neighboring towns.

Lyons Barbara Hickey Elnora Linton

L. A. L. Club Plans Picnic At Humphreys Park

L. A. L. club members met at Mrs. Faye Smith home to plan a picnic for Humphreys park on Thursday. Each member should bring a guest and a short business session preceded social games and contests. Refreshments were served to members and guest Mrs. Norman Vaughn. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Daisy Paue in two weeks.

Humphreys Park Faye Smith Norman Vaughn Daisy Paue

Squirrels Disrupt Vermont Phone Lines

Squirrels caused a three hour outage on a telephone line between Rutland and Proctor Vermont due to moisture entering through holes chewed by the rodents. The incident highlights wildlife interference with local communications and farm operations.

Rutland U.P Vermont Here Proctor

Siamese Cat Mistaken for Shot Wildcat in Springfield

A reported wildcat shot by William La Far in West Springfield turns out to be Tracy Page's Siamese cat Jumbo valued at 100 dollars. The incident blends a misidentified wildlife claim with a pet ownership detail in Massachusetts.

West Springfield Mass William la Far Tracy Page

Greene County Students Named for Indiana University Commencement

Greene county has eighteen students among 3 048 to participate Monday in Indiana University s 122nd commencement at Memorial Stadium. The ceremony includes 1 934 bachelor s degrees 836 master s and 378 doctorates with 587 February graduates pushing total degree recipients beyond 3 600.

Bloomington Ind Greene County Indiana University Memorial Stadium Glendene Pipes Linton Barbara Goodwin Bluhm Norma I Jacquelyn V. Mead Solsberry Harold F. Iverson Worthington John L. Franklin Donald R. Newsom Paul Pickett Jr Rolena

1678 Store Closes in Marshfield After Space Needs

Barstow's general store in Marshfield Massachusetts, founded in 1678, shuts down after nearly a century as space is allocated to expand the local post office.

Marshfield Mass U.P Barstow’s

Officers to Meet of Columbian Chapter 1400 E S

All officers of the Columbian Chapter 1400 E S are asked to meet at the hall at 7 30 this evening it was announced today.

The E. S

Underpass Hit By Big Trailer

A Hayes Freight Lines semi notifies a county road 54 underpass near Dugger is struck by a new truck driven by Curtis E. Bean of Collinsville Illinois. Damage runs to the trailer and minor to the tractor with no warning sign on the highway. The incident occurred at 4 35 Tuesday morning during U S 41 resurfacing. A prior accident mentions two trucks burned nearby.

Hayes Freight Lines Mattoon Sinois Central Railroad Dugger Curtis E. Bean Collinsville Milan Tenn Terre Haute Bean Hayes

U S Jet Planes Seized by Czechs Near Germany

Two American F 84 Thunderjet fighters disappeared on a routine training flight over Germany and crash landed in Czechoslovakia. Officials fear Russia could obtain high powered jet designs. the planes took off from Biebelstadt air base. The pilots were an American officer and a Norwegian officer serving with the U S Air Forces.

Wiesbaden Germany Czechoslovakia Siberia Biebelstadt U. S

Caterpillars Halt Sardinian Train Service

Millions of caterpillars swarmed near Sassari Sardinia halting the express and several trains. Firemen and soldiers sanded tracks to restore service with trains soon returning to near normal.

Sassari Sardinia U.P Here Mediterranean

Three Youths Confess to Beating Farmer to Death

Greenfield Indiana June 13 up three youths confess to fatally beating Noah Fry a 71 year old semi invalid farmer during an attempted robbery. suspects Nick Csire Richard Boschen Jack Randolph George Miller implicated. Fry died Monday in Indianapolis after reporting the attack to a neighbor.

Greenfield Ind Hancock County Noah Fry Nick C. Csire Richard Boschen Indianapolis Jack L. Randolph George P. Miller Fry Miller Boschen Randolph Valley Mills Osire Joe Fish

Hearings Continue On Glenn Eligibility Case

Indiana board of control meets in War sa w to decide action against Glenn high for using an over age player in 1950 51 basketball. Charley Session age questions led to forfeits. commissioner says no decision yet. Session, 6 5, sparked a 30 game winning streak before enlisting.

Warsaw Ind Indiana High School Athletic Association Board of Control Glenn High School Charley Session Pirates IHSAA WY Phillipps Indianapolis Session Glenn Jack Williams

Boy 11 Drowns At Abandoned Mine Pit In Indiana

Eleven year old Leonard Bridgewater of West Terre Haute drowned in an abandoned strip mine pit near his home while swimming with four companions. His body was recovered from about 15 feet of water roughly an hour after he disappeared. Authorities suspect cramps as the cause.

Terre Haute Ind U.P Leonard Bridgewater West Terre Haute

Four Are Victims Of Indiana Wreck

A Wisconsin couple and their two sons were killed when their car collided with a Nickle Plate freight locomotive two miles east of Michigan City Indiana on U S 20. The victims were Massemino Bannel 45 wife Ann 40 and sons Anthony 1 and George 19. The driver Kannelli fled the scene after the crash and witnesses said he failed to see flashing signals.

Michigan City Ind U.P Wisconsin Here U.S Massemino Bannel Ann Anthony George Michigan State College East Lansing Mich James McKee Kannelli McKee Eannelli

Body searched for after boat sinks on Wabash River

Searchers dragged the Wabash River north of here for the body of Samuel A. Holley a 21 year old Terre Haute man. Holley and two companions fished yesterday when their boat capsized and Holley drowned despite efforts to save him.

Terre Haute Ind Wabash River Here Samuel A. Holley Holley

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