Mine Run Medley of Unassorted Product and Ideas
A short dictionary style note defines Mine Run as an unclassified product from a mine, an assembly of like kind and a medley of thoughts or ideas rather than a specific item.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
1
A short dictionary style note defines Mine Run as an unclassified product from a mine, an assembly of like kind and a medley of thoughts or ideas rather than a specific item.
Classified notice mentions eight dollar price for good blood beetle pups. The item sits among a mix of local notes about a conservation club projects, community events, and brief historical tidbits from the area.
The Linton Elks Golf League begins at 5:00 PM Tuesday at Linton Municipal course. Pairings announced by Bob Ferry and Bob Hess include Bloomfield vs Briggs Buick and Kennedy Shoes vs Super Motors among others.
Pravda article marks Khrushchev as vindicating peaceful coexistence and disarmament while rebuking leftist extremism in international Communism. It targets China and its Kremlin backers and references Lenin’s Leftwing Infantilism on the anniversary. Khrushchev warns against rushing policy before it matures.
Two localized storms hit Worthington Saturday and Sunday bringing hail high winds and a near cloudburst. A large tree fell on the Benjamins porch power and telephone service were disrupted and roads flooded including state roads 157 and 67.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt says Adlai E Stevenson is a candidate for president while Stevenson retorts he has declined to comment on a draft. The dispute centers on whether his refusal to comment constitutes candidacy given backers shifting to Kennedy in the No 2 spot. Roosevelt says a sizable group urging him to lead makes him a candidate.
Miss Saundra Lou Haseman of Linton joined 190 peers in Indiana University's 1311th Commencement on June 6. Among 4,182 graduates, seven earned highest honors, 30 high honors, and 130 honors. Haseman earned a BS in speech and theater.
United Press International reports seven to eight people killed in Indiana traffic crashes during a 54 hour period. Fatalities include Walter Hughes in a three car crash near Indianapolis and several others in Noblesville Jamestown Crothersville Albion and South Bend.
Two Sullivan county youths escaped serious injuries when a speeding 1958 sedan rammed a utility pole at the east edge of Linton. Driver Jerry Raymond Sheffler 21 was uninjured while passenger Jerry Scott 23 received a nose injury. He was treated and released.
A basement laundry fire at the Commercial hotel in Gary Indiana killed Jim Ennis 65 a permanent guest and possibly Francisco Ortega 22 who was visiting his brother. Thomas Hannan 65 and wife Mary 60 were treated for smoke inhalation along with others as about 60 guests evacuated.
Frank Field aged 73 lifelong Coalmont resident died at Wilson Nursing Home Brazil after four years of declining health and six months of serious illness. Survived by son Wayne of Brail daughters Winnie Tobin South Ben and Juanita Summers Indianapolis. 6 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral at McClanahan Jasonville with Rev. Lloyd Miller officiating. burial Peavey Cemetery.
James E. Johnson of Sulphur Springs Florida, 34, who served 60 days for fraudulent checks at Sullivan, faces two new charges in Greene circuit court Bloomfield. He was sent to Pendleton Penal Farm after a Sullivan hearing. Sheriff Blakely will recover him upon leaving the reformatory. Gaylord McFarland of Worthington, 39, was fined 25 dollars plus costs and given a 30 day Penal Farm sentence for public intoxication after pleading guilty.
Three applications for marriage licenses have been filed in the Greene circuit court clerk's office at Bloomfield. Names include Larry Miller and Carolyn Sue Bradbury of Jasonville, Roy Allaway of Shelbyville and Evelyn McCulloch of Jasonville, Robert Baker of Bloomfield route three and Linda Newman of Springville.
President Eisenhower began a multi country Far East tour amid strong opposition in Japan where demonstrators attacked Hagerty and the Kishi government tightened security. In Manila crowds of up to a million awaited his arrival as Philippine officials predicted the largest welcome in the republic’s history.
San Luis Province Governor Alberto Domenicone announced that the military uprising against President Arturo Frondizi collapsed. Rebels seized radio in San Luis and named Fortunato Giovannoni provisional president. Gen Mauricio Gomez was arrested, others fled. Government said revolt limited to San Luis with about 400 rebels.
United Press International reports five deaths from drowning in Indiana over a storm weekend. Richard Brown, 73, found face down in a foot of water in Gary alley. Others include Mary Ellen Dascoli, 19 months, Elkhart. Donald Gene Williams, 14, Osceola. Donald Young, 13, Mishawaka. Montgomer Worcel, 2, Indianapolis. and Raymond Peters, 16, Tell City, all drowning in ponds, rivers, or pools during the period.
The annual reunion for descendants of Samuel and Rebecca Wright is set for Sunday at Bloomfield Park. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Indiana felt widespread rain with up to nearly two inches in spots and a sharp north south temperature split. Loganport faced a severe thunderstorm damaging a hangar and cutting power while statewide highs ranged from the 60s in the north to the 80s in the south.
UPI reports the government acting to stop picketing at the Cape Canaveral missile base, citing interference with vital defense work. Dr Barbara Moore a transcontinental hiker from California to New York was struck by a car on U S 40 near Brazil Indiana and hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
Showers and thunderstorms drenched the midsection with up to two inches of rain. Gusty winds hit parts of Oklahoma and the Texas panhandle, with Oklahoma City and Shreveport each reporting two inches in two hours. The US Weather Bureau warned of local flooding in low areas of Shreveport while others logged scattered totals and cooler forecasts followed across regions.
The 1950 graduating class will hold its first reunion at Klusmeier's dining room at 7:00 p.m. Friday, July 1, with reservations due by June 30 through Mrs. Marilyn Richards, Linton route three.
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