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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1951
Page
4
Special to Central Press reports at the Washington White House that the First Lady will not join her daughter Margaret Truman on a European trip. She prefers to stay in Independence, Missouri to ensure Margaret has a good time abroad.
Claretee Collins of Georges Mill near eighty, a retired salesman, has spent fifty years gathering clocks. His collection now totals 415 clocks all in working order.
Funeral services for Emil Petit, who died at his home near Hymera, will be held Friday at 10 o'clock in the Jasonville Baptist church with Rev Zella Anthony officiating. The body was moved from McClanahan Funeral home to the family home for visitation. Burial will follow in Lebanon cemetery.
Mrs Hul dah Patson of Troy New York born about 1830 marks her 100th birthday while serving as caregiver to her 77-year-old son. She has lived through the Civil War era and remains active in family duties.
In Trenton Michigan a freight train jumped the track and a gondola car toppled. The car carried large sheets of plate glass which were tossed on their side but none were cracked.
A luminous fluorescent sign with ultraviolet lights warns drivers to slow down in River Grove Illinois improving suburban traffic flow and safety conditions.
A. B. Johnson, now 83, is described as a probable record maker after living with a family whose generations stretch from the 1700s to the 1900s. His grandparents were born in the 1700s, his parents in the 1800s, and his children in the 1900s in Scandia Kansas.
Mrs. Gertrude Cullison thanks friends for cards flowers visits and kindness shown during illness and hospital stay. She expresses gratitude to hospital staff and says these acts will always be remembered.
Detective McGann investigates Shirley Stanton's death amid narcotics clues at a Jersey fight camp and a New York law firm. Morphine in the brain and liver points to poisoning while a potential confession hints at a narcotics angle and a killer with access to the drug.
Atlantic City scientists from Metropolitan Insurance warn the prosperous era has boosted overindulgence. About 15 million adults over 30 are 10 percent or more overweight, with a third 20 percent or more. Obesity risks heart disease and diabetes. weight control efforts stress physician supervised dieting, normal weight, and prevention.
In Rhode Island Lio nel Gagnon bet a friend 59 cents he could punch a case proprietor in the face. He won the wager but faced a court ruling of assault and battery costing $20.
Grand Rapids, Mich, population 178000, reports that seven cars are officially licensed. Officials confirm only seven licenses were purchased as required by ordinance.
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