Jockey Ira Tryon Probes Old Linton Race Dates
Ira D. Tryon of Pittsburgh, visiting Aunt Minnie Need in Worthington, seeks the exact year of a Frank James races event in Linton, believing it occurred in 1902 or 1903. He rode a horse from Riley, recalls a $100 daily prize, rain and a raked track, and a tense exchange with Frank. Additional notes cover a California stock car clipping, Harry Turner’s 90th birthday in Robinson, and a 4‑H camp Rose Bowl quip, before closing with a piece on sterile screw worm flies in Sebring.
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Plan Special Service by Missionary Ralph Camino
Missionary Ralph Camino will speak at Calvary Assembly of God in Dugger at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Rev. William E. Bedwell, the pastor, invites the public to attend as the service centers on a missionary theme.
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Calvary Assembly of God
Dugger
William E. Bedwell
Masonic Fund Shortage Reported May Reach 350000
Indianapolis officials confirm shortages in the Indiana Masonic Home Foundation accounts of Julian T. Lett longtime secretary treasurer. An audit is underway and an unofficial figure cites more than 350000 missing though exact amounts await the audit results. Lett resigned from his posts amid the disclosure, with investigators tracing the funds backing the home for children and the aged in Franklin.
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De Gaulle to Address Algerian Crisis in Fireside Talk
Paris reports a right wing uprising against Charles de Gaulle's moderate Algeria policy gains momentum as he plans a nationwide radio and TV fireside chat. An All Algerian Public Safety Committee meeting was called off amid De Gaulle's stern rebuke with Jacques Soustelle’s Paris visit fueling speculation.
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Fourth Republic
Bloomington Man Killed In Crash At Indiana Intersection
Wallace Bohall 25 of Bloomington was killed when the car he rode in lost control at the intersection of Ind 46 and a county road west of Bloomington and struck a utility pole. James Drake 45 was critically injured and Lawren Drake Jr. 27 seriously hurt.
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Britain to send paratroop battalion to Cyprus amid riots
Britain announced a paratroop battalion of 700 troops would fly to Cyprus to quell Greek Turkish rioting that left 10 dead. The move, described as precautionary, follows intense clashes in Nicosia and Famagusta with police used tear gas and water hoses.
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Two Gary youths killed by trains in crossing collision
In Gary Indiana a soldier home for a visit and his date were killed when their car was struck at a crossing. Duane W. Downey twenty and Judy A. Colburn seventeen were killed as a Michigan Central train and another train struck the car after Downey drove around downed gates. Colburn was a June graduate of Gary Edison High School.
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Duane W. Downey
Judy A. Colburn
Downey
Michigan Central
Miss Colburn
Gary Edison High School
Meeting of Linton Civic Garden Club Postponed
The Linton Civic Garden Club postpones its Monday meeting by one week. Officers say definite arrangements will be announced later.
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Salesman Guilty Plea Ties Highway Bribery Case
Arthur J. Mogilner testified after pleading guilty that Elmer W. Sherwood and William Sayer were elated by a 14056 dollar commission on Glo sold to the Indiana State Highway Department. He said he sold 148 barrels at 8 dollars a gallon and paid a quarter of 66080 dollars to the two men, plus tests and a party arranged to aid the sale.
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George N. Craig
William E. Sayer
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Smith
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Eisenhower Refuses Adams Firing Demand
President Eisenhower will not fire Sherman Adams amid calls from Congress after Adams faced accusations of seeking favors for Bernard Goldfine. White House spokesman Hagerty said the President’s position is clear and no resignation is expected.
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Capitol Hill
Goldfine
New England
Swaby Completes Two Weeks Training at Fort Eustis
Army Reserve Specialist Third Class Winford L. Swaby 2) completed two weeks of annual active duty training June 8 at Fort Eustis Virginia. He serves with the 717 Transportation Battalion in Philadelphia and works for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Indianapolis. Swaby is a 1956 Switz City Central High School graduate. his father Willard L. Swaby resides on Worthington route two.
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Swaby
717 Transportation Battalion
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indianapolis
Switz City Central High School
Willard L. Swaby
Trujillo Jr Denied Army Staff School Diploma
Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr son of the Dominican dictator was denied a diploma from a U S Army staff school. The Senate Public Works Committee approved a compromise rivers and harbors authorization bill to replace the vetoed measure by President Eisenhower April 15.
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Storm Warning Issued For Northern Indiana
The Weather Bureau forecast a new surge of severe thunderstorm activity moving from Eastern Illinois toward Northern Indiana and Northern Ohio. Tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail are expected this afternoon and evening from noon to 9 p.m. CST, within about 60 miles on either side of a line from 20 miles southeast of Chicago to 30 miles southeast of Akron.
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New Castle Gym Collapses Under Wind Pressure
The 9,600 seat New Castle gymnasium, cost 1.1 million dollars, folded like an accordion and collapsed in a heap of steel and bricks. No injuries reported. damage estimated near 200 thousand dollars. Officials linked the collapse to a recent damaging wind storm near the unfinished structure. Construction delays may push completion into early 1959, while adjacent high school facilities remained undamaged.
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Patient Bernard Young Admitted At St Francis Hospital
Bernard Young of Indianapolis formerly of Linton is a patient at St Francis Hospital in Indianapolis. He is the son of Mrs. John Young and the late Mr Young of this city.
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Bernard Young
Indianapolis
Linton
St. Francis Hospital
John Young
Mr. Young
Reunion in California as boy helps parents wed at hospital
In Glendale California five year old Donald Rose Jr smiling through a bandage on his left eye watched as his divorced parents Virginia and Donald Rose Sr were remarried at his hospital bed. The marriage followed after doctors performed a delicate eye operation that saved the boy’s sight and helped heal the family rift. The ceremony was led by Rev L W Faulstick with the doctor serving as best man as relatives observed the unlikely reunion and plan for a shared family home in California.
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Donald Rose Sr
Fort Wayne
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Rose
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O. E. Christ
L. W. Faulstick
Highland Park Lutheran Church
Melodie
Lavonne
Rainfall Escalates Flood In Indiana Towns
White River rose to 21.50 feet at Ellis ton with forecasts calling for a crest between 24 and 25 feet by Sunday. Heavy rains drenched North Central Indiana amid pior flood damage, with Logansport and Lafayette reporting substantial downpours and a tornado-like storm causing structural damage and injuries.
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M. E. Brock
U.S
Elliston
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Indianapolis
United Press International
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Theer
Lafayette
Logansport
Cass County
Markleville
Anderson
Lemon Critiques GOP Leaders In Seventh District Speech
Bloominton may or mayor Tom Lemon, Democratic candidate for Congress, attacked the Eisenhower era for recession risk and inflation while denouncing tax policies. He spoke at a Greene County Women’s Democrat club meeting at Humphreys park, urging focus on district issues and lasting prosperity. The event featured introductions by Mayor P. H. O’Hern and club hostesses, with a note on the July meeting date.
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Earl Utterback
Harry Haseman
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Phil Bennett
Fredia Wilson
Belle Keller
Switz City
Eisenhower Proposes Federal Air Control Agency
President Eisenhower called for a new federal aviation agency to improve air safety by absorbing the Civil Aeronautics Administration and the Airways Modernization Board. The plan, urged in a special message to Congress, follows a Maryland jet collision that killed 12, highlighting urgent action. The administrator would be presidentially appointed and Senate-confirmed.
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Birth announced for Simmons family in Sullivan
Mr and Mrs James Simmons of Linton route three announce the birth of a son born Thursday at Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan.
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Linton
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Charles Laffoon Dies in Linton at 84
Charles Laffoon 84, longtime Linton resident, died suddenly at 4 20 this morning at Freeman Greene County Hospital. He lived in California several years and returned here recently. Survived by widow Minnie Ada Dill Laffoon of Bakersfield CA. three sons George W Charles A Laffoon of Bakersfield and Robert Laffoon of San Diego. two daughters Charlotte Payton of Bakersfield and Marie Allbee of San Bernardino. Two daughters Beulah and Jean preceded him. Body to Welch and Cornett Funeral Home. Funeral plans pending arrival of California relatives.
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Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Mr. Laffoon
California
Calif
George W
Charles A. Laffoon
Bakersfield
Robert Laffoon
San Diego
Charlotte Payton
Marie Allbee
San Bernadino
Beulah
Jean Laffoon
Welch and Cornett
Air Force tests Thor missile in routine launch at Cape Canaveral
The Air Force conducted a routine test flight of a Thor intermediate range missile at Cape Canaveral. The 65 foot tall missile lifted off at 10 10 a m with no extra stages and vanished over the Atlantic after about four minutes. Officials said the test aimed to gather data for space launch preparations rather than a moon mission.
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Atlantic
Birth of David Lee Wilson in Sullivan hospital
Mr and Mrs Chester Wilson of Linton route one welcomed a son named David Lee born Thursday at Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan.
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Chester Wilson
Linton Route One
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan Thursday
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