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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
6
Herbert O Yardley of Worthington famed code expert signs a two year contract for a lecture tour. He authored The Black Chamber and is known for decoding international codes. President and Mrs Hoover plan a visit to Indianapolis Monday with a speech at Manufactures Hall in the State Fair grounds.
Carl Bland of Worthington was ordered committed to the Indiana State Penal Farm after admitting theft of scrap iron. He had a 60 day suspended sentence for public intoxication and the court revoked it. Bland is to be taken to the Penal Farm today or Friday.
Mrs Ruth Stone of Indianapolis gave birth to a 6 pound 10 ounce girl named Rilleda Jean today. Several residents were admitted or discharged, with transfers and homecomings noted. Chapter 19 Women of the Moose will hold special charter draping services at Moose Hall Friday evening.
The World War II War Mothers plan a special meeting at the American Legion home Monday at 7 PM. All members are urged to attend.
A United Press report says Chinese Communist forces in Korea show no signs of truce acceptance. High level leaders met in Manchuria and discussed continued fighting and increased anti surrender measures. Psychological warfare efforts include large leaflets and passes to induce surrender.
In 1895 Mrs. E Burt Phillips received an unopened can of clams with her wedding breakfast. She returned it 56 years later to the Boston canner, where laboratory tests showed the clams were still edible.
Mrs. W. S. Shaver of Wynne Arkansas celebrated her 80th birthday with a party, the first time she had ever been given such a celebration.
In Pinanapolis June 14 a psychiatrist links 61 year old Alvin Rasmussen to a fatal overprotection motive after he killed his wife Helen and wounded his son James and his five year old grandson before killing himself Rasmussen a retired army colonel and construction engineer had talked of financial worries and unpaid bills He feared for his family and his son a former World War II prisoner faced heightened stress since Korea death details provided without graphic description.
A brief note explains that very young babies should wear clothing over their feet and that aspiring sailors may not need teeth, while the Navy will provide assistance.
Washington the 2nd Congress moved to cut billions from the budget while President Truman resisted. The Senate prepared to vote on a 2.5 billion dollar appropriations bill with a 10 percent payroll cut for six agencies and a ban on chauffeurs. The House also reduced rivers and harbors spending by 126 million below request and refused new projects.
Engineer Corps training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri reports Pvt William W Landis son of Mrs Elsie Landis Switz City nearing end of a 14 week program. He has finished six weeks of basic infantry training and is now into an additional eight weeks with the Corps of Engineers in the 6th Armored Division.
The Diamond Supply Co Inc sues Robert Yake and Lyle Yake doing business as Yake Construction Co in Bloomfield Greene Circuit Court alleging an account on the complaint.
Twenty five Conservation Officers newly added to Indiana’s Enforcement division will attend a Versailles State Park school from June 16 to 30. Led by Col. Millard M. Davis and with instructors from Indiana and Purdue, the program covers enforcement of all conservation regulations, first aid, and military style drills including hikes and target practice.
Paul Greive sprang from bed and shattered a plate glass window in his Muncie residence in a reported dream chase. He was injured by the broken glass but the extent of injuries is not listed.
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