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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1943

Page

4

20 Years Ago This Was News in 1923

Society items from the Finton Daily Citizen list hostesses and gatherings at bridge clubs Amicus and Clarion clubs Delphians Mothers’ club and more. A pony was rescued after a week in a mine cave in. Local residents welcome Harry F Glynn to Washington County as auto agent. David D Terhune wins will contest. City Councilman Herman Schloot birthday surprise. Early aviators visit and first airplane ride locally. Parks opens new West Linton addition. Trinkle fractures leg in Twin mine accident. Oscar Struckmeyer seriously hurt in Lafayette railroad crash fatal later. Ford Bolton oil well drilling progresses but proves dry.

Frank Trinkle Twin Mine Geo. Holson Oscar Struckmeyer Lafayette

Farmers Solve Recent Mystery in Gilson

In Gilson J residents report license plates vanishing from cars for weeks. A farmer hired a watchman who found a hog pen thief gnawing the plates from cars leaving bolts intact. Manufacturers note plastic would not harm hogs.

Gidson Gilson Parkers Puys

War Bond and Production Line Fronts Dominant in Home Front

In a shift of effort the home front mobilizes around two main fronts The production line and the War Bond line Communities rally factories to boost output buying War Bonds to fund the effort.

Pantelleria Lesson for Allied Air Power and Sicily Plans

The fall of Pantelleria is framed as a strategic, not decisive, gain for the Allies. The island’s surrender followed isolation and bombardment, illustrating airpower’s role while cautioning that future European operations will differ due to available reinforcements and supply lines.

Pantelleria Axis Europe Malta Sicily Mediterranean Allied High Command Strategic Churchill

United Nations Observe Flag Day Worldwide Unity Pledges

United Nations Flag Day is observed with the UN banner flying beside national flags across nations. Leaders including Hull Molotov Chiang Kai-shek and Eisenhower pledge unity. The flag to fly at American Legion events in Washington celebrating Old Glory’s 165th birthday.

United Press Axis United Nations Sec’y Cordell Hull Molotov China Chiang Kai-shek United States Great Briain Russia North Africa Dwight Eisenhower Eisenhower Tunisia American Legion Washington Supreme Court Congressional

Jamison Fined $1 for Public Intoxication in Mayor Carlton’s Court

John Jamison pleaded guilty to public intoxication in Mayor Wm. B. Carlton's court this morning and was fined $1 with $10.80 costs. Jamison was arrested Sunday evening.

John Jamison Wm. B. Carlton Jamison

Indiana theater managers back safety law education drive

About 150 moving picture theaters in Indiana have offered their screens to Don F. Stiver to educate the public about the new motor vehicle safety responsibility law effective July 1. The effort includes distributing an official booklet at gas stations, trailers and posters, radio talks, newspaper coverage, and speeches by state police and civic groups to explain the act’s benefits, requirements, and penalties.

Moving Picture Theater Indiana Don F. Stiver Division of Public Safety Stiver Silver

Letter from Navy man at Great Lakes and poem rejected

C L Starkey S 2C stationed at Great Lakes writes that he reads the paper regularly and enjoys home folks news He encloses a poem but space and publication rules prevent printing it He is part of the United States Navy and sends regards from the base to the hometown paper.

L. Barnes C. L. Starkey United States Navy Great Lakes Tll

Former barber on leave visits Bainbridge family

Darwin Banks, a member of the armed forces stationed at Bainbridge, Maryland, is spending a few days at home with his wife and other relatives.

Barber Darwin Banks United States Navy Bainbridge,Md

Walton Moves to Shreveport From Camp Carson

Pvt. Herbert W Walton, long with the United States Army at Camp Carson Colorado, has been sent to Shreveport Louisiana according to word received here today.

Herbert W. Walton Shreveport Herbert W.walton United States Army Camp Carson Colo

Son in Pacific Navy on Active Duty Reported Safe

Mr and Mrs C V Montgomery of this city received word from the Navy Department that their son Robert A Montgomery is well. The delay in contact for three months is due to his active duty somewhere in the Pacific Ocean.

C. V. ‘Montgomery United States Navy Department Robert A. Montgomery Pacific Ocean

Army Private Max Cravens Transferred to Camp Lee

Max Cravens, formerly stationed with the United States Army at Daniel Field Augusta Georgia, has been transferred to Camp Lee Virginia per a word received today by his wife and parents Mr and Mrs J C Cravens.

Max Cravens United States Army Daniel Field Augusta Ga Camp Lee J. C. Cravens

Hubert Wright Sent to Fort Bliss for Training

Hubert Wright recently inducted into the United States Army has been sent to Fort Bliss in Mississippi for training. The news was relayed today to his wife Mrs Mabel Wright of Linton route 2.

Hubert Wright FT. Bliss Miss United States Army Mabel ‘Wright Linton

Wallace F Corbin Enlists for Army Training at Camp Crowder

Wallace F Corbin son of Mr and Mrs Frank Corbin of Linton has entered the United States Army and gone to Camp Crowder Missouri for basic training.

Wallace F. Corbin Camp Crowder Wallace IF Corbin Frank Corbin Linton United States ‘Army Camp Crowder, Mo

Harvey Miller Jr. Assigned to Army Basic Training

Harvey Miller Jr the son of Harvey Miller of Linton route 2 has entered the United States Army and will begin basic training at Camp Crowder Missouri according to local word received.

Harvey Miller JR Harvey Miller, Jr Harvey Miller Linton Camp Crowder

Vannie Tincher Begins Army Basic Training at Ft Bliss

Vannie L. Tincher son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Tincher of Linton route 2 has started basic training with the United States Army at Fort Bliss Mississippi according to local word received here.

FT. Bliss Vannie L. Tincher Floyd Tincher Linton United States Army Ft.Bliss, Miss Norvell Baughman G.a.baughman Ft. Knox

Richard M Dyer Sent to Camp Crowder for Training

Richard M Dyer son of Herbert Dyer has been inducted into the United States Army and sent to Camp Crowder Missouri for basic training.

Richard M. Dyer Camp Crowder Herbert Dyer United States Army Camp Crowder,Mo

Norvell Baughman Begins Training at Fort Knox

Norvell Baughman son of Mr and Mrs G A Baughman has joined the United States Army and begun training at Fort Knox Kentucky following his induction.

Wakefield Sent to Camp Lee for Basic Training

Kenneth C. Wakefield, son of Mrs. Kirby Wakefield of Linton Route 3, has been inducted and sent to Camp Lee in Virginia for basic training, according to word from local sources.

Kenneth C. Wakefield Camp Lee, VA Kirby Wakefield Linton Route 3 United States Army Camp Lee

Clifford C Myers Begins Army Camp Edwards Assignment

Clifford Myers of Marco is reported to have joined the United States Army and is now sent to Camp Edwards in Mississippi for training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Alev Myers.

Clifford C, Myers Camp Edwards Clifford Myers Alev Myers Marco United States Army

Max Stone Promoted to Sergeant in U S Army

Max Stone stationed with the United States Army at Camp Douglas Wisconsin has been promoted to sergeant according to word received by his mother Mrs Harry Axe of Lintor.

Max Stone United States Army Camp Douglas Wis Harry Axe Lintor

Otho Bunch Sent to Camp Edwards

Otho Bunch, son of Mrs Mary Bunch of Linton, was recently sent to Camp Edwards. The brief note identifies his family ties and new military assignment.

Otho Bunch Camp Edwards Linton

Local Soldier Begins Basic Training at Camp Edwards

A resident has begun his basic training in the United States Army at Camp Edwards in Massachusetts, according to word received today.

United States Army Camp Edwards Mass

Pvt Bill Good Arrives for Infantry Basic Training

Pvt Bill Good arrives at Camp Wolters Texas to begin basic training as an infantryman. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lew Good.

Camp Wolters Tex Bill Good Lew Good

Jack Kennedy Rejoins Navy Crew at Sampson N Y

Ph m 2c Jack Kennedy returns from leave to Sampson New York where he is stationed with the United States Navy after a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs John Kennedy His wife accompanied him back to New York now stationed there.

Jack Kennedy Sampson N. Y United States Navy John Kennedy N New York

George Marty Reaches Overseas Destination

George Marty, a member of the United States Navy, has safely reached his overseas destination, according to word received by his relatives here.

George Marty United States Navy

Linton Bluejacket Home On Shore Leave

Wendell Lawrence a Navy man at Great Lakes Illinois is spending nine days leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence in this shore leave notice.

Linton Wendell Lawrence United States Navy Great Lakes, Nl Mrs Charles Lawrence

Pvt Ira Kirkley Returns to Camp McCain Miss

Pvt Ira Kirkley leaves for Camp McCain in Mississippi after a seven day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Kirkley and his wife Opal Kirkley.

Camp Pvt Ira Kirkley Camp McCain, Miss Robert Kirkley Opal Kirkley

Dennis Joins U S Navy at Great Lakes

Donald Eugene Dennis son of Mr and Mrs James Dennis has joined the United States Navy and is stationed at Great Lakes Illinois awaiting assignment and training in his new naval career.

Donald Eugene Dennis James Dennis United States Navy Great Lakes, Til

Murl Bailey Assigned to Bombing Squadron Abroad

Pfc. Murl Bailey, formerly with the Citizens’ National Bank, has sent a new address indicating he is en route to a foreign assignment with a bombing squadron.

Murl Bailey Citizens’ National Bank

Jack Moore Returns to Arizona Camp

Sgt Jack Moore departs for Williams Field Arizona to resume duties with the United States Air Corps after a brief furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Moore The move marks his return to active service during the war effort.

Jack Moore Arizona Charles Moore Williams Field Ariz United States Air Corps

CAPT Wendell Stover Arrives Overseas With U S Forces

Captain Wendell Stover has arrived safely overseas with United States Forces as confirmed to his mother Mrs Walton Stover today. He arrives amid ongoing operations and his family expresses relief at the news.

Wendell Stover United States Walton Stover

Pvt John N Mason Home on Furlough

Pvt John N Mason of the United States Army is spending a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs Francis Mason and other relatives and friends.

John N. Mason Pvt United States ‘Army Mrs Francis ‘Mason

Corporal Harold Geatches Promoted at Camp Gordon

Pet Harold Geatches of the United States Army at Camp Gordon Georgia has been promoted to Corporal, a development relayed to his relatives today.

Harold Geatches United States Army Camp Gordon, Ga

Linton Boys Begin Naval Training

Two Linton young men have been assigned to the Naval Training Station at Great Lakes Illinois for eight weeks of recruit instruction. Kenneth M. Kendall 17 and William J. Woodward 18 are the recruits named, sons of local residents.

Linton United States Navy Naval Training Station Great Lakes Ill Kenneth M. Kendall Harold Kendall Main Street William J. Woodward D. E. Woodward N.E. H Street

Island City Visitors and Family Gatherings Reach Across Towns

ISLAND CITY ISLAND area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends Monday and over the weekend. iMr. and Mrs Will Reed visited Cecil Reed in Linton along with Mrs. Orval Alkire and others. Elmer Goodman of Terre Haute spent the weekend with relatives, and Rosalind Joyce Stevens visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Haden Stevens. Others visiting included Abner Richards of Burris Chapel, Anna Powell and her son Wayne, Tris Rose Pope of Jasonville, Ralph Stevens and son Rex of Linton, and O Orval Alkire.

iMr Will Reed Cecil Reed Linton Orval Alkire Haden ‘Stevens O. J. Stevens iLester Stevens Lyons R. IR Rosalind Joyce Stevens Haden Stevens Jesse Stevens Abner Richards Burris ‘Chapel Anna ‘Powell Wayne Tris Rose Pope Jasonville Ralph Stevens Rex Here

Indiana Elks elect new leaders at Terre Haute convention

Shelbyville's Harry McClain becomes president of the Indiana Elks Association at the 43rd annual convention closing yesterday in Terre Haute. New officers include C L Shideler secretary William McAvoy treasurer Carl Bartlett vice presidents and others.

Terre Haute Ind U.P Harry McClain Shelbyville Indiana Elks Association C. L. Shideler William McAvoy Tipton Carl Bartlett Muncie Paul Gasper

Franklin man named president of Indiana post office clerks

Russell Etter of Franklin was re elected president of the Indiana Branch of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks at the state convention in Indianapolis. He was re elected during the annual meeting held yesterday in Indianapolis.

Indianaipolis Ind U.P Russell Etter Franklin Indiana United National Association of Post Office Clerks Indianapolis

Salvage Drive Sends License Plates to Prison for Reprocessing

Indianapolis June 14 1944 Civilian Defense officials say front automobile license plates collected in a salvage drive were sent to Michigan City prison for re processing The project is expected to save about six hundred twenty five tons of sheet metal for the 1944 plates.

Indianapolis Ind U.P Michigan City

Gardening After Floods Recipe for Home Canning Victory

The floods increase need for home vegetable plots as government primes canned goods for the armed forces. Plant sweet potatoes by mid June and beans carrots and cabbage through July and August. Fertilizer boosts yield and quality for late plantings and fall storage.

Livestock Report from Indianapolis Hogs and Cattle Prices

Salable hog receipts 11 000 with 160 400 lb weights nine to ten cents lower at 14 25 to 14 30 lighter weights steady with low time Saturday. salable cattle 1 600 calves 500 steers and heifers very slow early bids down about five tenths with top at 16 00 and dealers steady at 16 00.

Indianapolis U.P

Revival services continue at First Church of God

Revival services run through Sunday June 20 at the First Church of God on C and Second streets northwest with Evangelist Rev Virgil Jay Harmon in charge. Special music each evening starts at 7 45 oclock and the public is invited to attend. Charles Ey Strater, pastor.

First Church of God C and Second Streets Virgil Jay Harmon Charles Ey, Strater

Illinois town supplies tamale husks to manufacturers

Sam Allen of Jonesboro Illinois runs a one man business selling corn husks to tamale makers. He hires cutters in autumn to harvest ears and husk them carefully. About 5000 husks produce a 50 pound bale shipped to St Louis Chicago Texas and Georgia. Demand outpaces supply as business remains brisk.

Illinois Sam’ Allen Jonesboro Allen St.Louis Chicago Texas Georgia

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