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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1943
Page
2
Editorial on Wyoming’s stance amid Tunisia dispute
S Burton Heath notes strained U S Wyoming relations in a tongue in cheek editorial. He cites Wyoming's governor aligning with Swedish cautious stance while ready to resist aggression by force. The piece frames the tension as serious yet bemused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
United States
Wyoming
Federal move to seize Jackson Hole land sparks Wyoming clash
Interior Secretary Ickes proclaims 927 607 acres of Jackson Hole a national monument adjoining Grand Teton. Wyoming Governor Hunt vows to use state police to resist federal action, citing congressional authority and potential friction with ranchers and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ickes
Congress
Wyoming
Rhode Island
Ickes
National Park
United State
Jackson ‘Hole
Grazing Service
Regis Ory
Tekes
iSo
Wednesday Social Calendar Lists Local Club Meetings
United Brethren Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Raymond Boston at 2 P.M. for reports. Baptist church Young People rehearse for Children’s Day at 7:50 P.M. Women’s Council Section 2 meets with Mrs. B. Mc Griffin at 2 P.M. at 159 Northeast 3rd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Missionary Society
Raymond Boston
Baptist Church
Mr. Clayton
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
B. McGriffin
Northeast 3Rd Street
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Seph Inman
Department of Baptist Church
Baptist ‘Missionary Society
Wayne Conbin
N.E
At . P.m
United Brethren Church
Bertie
Bissey 12Th
B Streets
Local residents attend various social and business visits
Mr and Mrs Taylor H Brown return from the Indiana Photographers association meeting in Indianapolis. Mrs H S Larsen and son stay at Mudlavia hotel Kramer. Mrs Thad Spice visits Sandusky Ohio. Mrs Robert Briggs of Anniston Ala visits her parents Homer Fordyce. Mrs Briggs formerly Miss Fordyce. Mrs James Hostetler travels to Anderson on business. Maizie Medley of Worthington returns home after visiting Alumbaugh. Mr and Mrs Carl Carpenter spend a week at Barbe Lake. Bernice Moody spends Tuesday evening in Indianapolis. Delila Espey, Cressie McBride, Leonard Scholl and others visit Melvin Scholl and Katherine Scholl. Dorothy Hammer of Indianapolis visits Mrs Don Hammer. Don Hammer and son Dexter return from Indianapolis. Damon Williams of Newton Illinois visits her parents Elkin Turner. Treva Williams accompanies her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor H. Brown
Indiana Photographers’ Association
Indianapolis
Robert Briggs
Anniston, Ala
Homer Fordyce
Briggs
Miss Bette ]Fordyce
Damon Williams
Newton
Ill
Elkin Turner
Treva Williams
Friday schedule notes women of the Moose and local lodges
Friday events list Women's Moose meeting at the Moose hall 7 p m Surgical Dressings classes at Elk's home 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 Stated meeting Columbian Chapter 140 C E S 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Glenburn Mission 7 p m Quapaw Tribe 143 IOOF at hall Sons of American Legion at Legion home 6 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Lodge No. 560
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Elk’s
C. E.S
Glenburn Mission
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Sons of American Legion
Legion
Burglary Suspect Faces Heavy Fine For Rationed Shoes Theft
A burglar who stole 18 pairs of shoes from Max Strahl’s store in San Diego risks a $10,000 fine for taking rationed goods without coupons and worsened his position by his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal. U.P
Max Strahl
Strahl Holds Exclusive Insole Fitting for Shoes
According to Strahl, he cannot wear or sell the shoes until a plastic insole is fitted. He possesses the city’s only machine capable of fitting the insole, giving him a unique exclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place
Strahl
Fry-Turner Vows Announced Today
Mr and Mrs John Fry of Switz City announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Cpl Howard Turner son of Mr and Mrs Orville Turner of Shelburn The vows were read Sunday in the parents home with Rev Mr Beal of Bloomfield officiating Attendants were Mrs Robert Elgin and Cpl James Shipman Patricia a Jasonville high school 1999 graduate attended St Marys of the Woods College Belmont Turner a Shelburn high school 1989 graduate attended Indiana State Teachers College and served in the United States Army Air Corps They will reside in Dayton Ohio where Turner is stationed at Wright Field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fry
Switz City
Patricia
Howard Turner
Orville Turner
Shelburn
Mr. Beal
Bloomield
Robert Elgin
James Shipman
Jason
Nazis Execute Seventy in Danube Reprisal
Seventy persons are reported executed by Nazi and Bulgarian authorities in retaliation for destroying a Danube channel. Jugoslav sources warn of more executions. Guerrillas destroyed cliff sections, wrecking a tug and rail, while Nazi supply boats remain jammed on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Danube
Jugoslav
London
Adolf Hitler
Holland
Office of War Information
Toulouse
Texas Riot Shuts Beaumont After Night of Violence
State guardsmen ringed the Beaumont police station with bayonets after Texas rangers arrested 75 white men amid a clash with Black residents over alleged offenses. Fire alarms sounded, homes burned, windows smashed, and several people injured, with one Black man reported critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Tex
U.P
Texas Rangers
Ross Dickey
Mussolini Declares Fight On To Bitter End
The speaker notes Mussolini appears resolved to continue the struggle. The comment emphasizes an unwavering stance and determination to persevere despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Widow Wins Divorce From Husband Who Demanded In-Law Visits
Mrs Neyne Schwartz testified before Judge Harold B. Jeffery about her husband’s odd demands including forcing her to spend three days weekly with her mother in law. She said his behavior changed her personality from chivalry to arrogance and the judge granted the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeiles
iCal. U.P
Neyne Schwartz
Harold B. Jeffery
Notice to grocery stores on missing ceiling price lists
All grocery stores that have not received their latest ceiling price lists as of June 7 are urged to call the local ration board for the required information.
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Editorial
BY S. Burton Heath
Jackson Hole National Park
Nana
Alu
Coor
America
Standard Oil
North Main
Paul Haseman
Carlton
Hutchinson Standard Service
Fourth Streets
N. W
Helen L. Grubbs
Eagles Lodge
Ellis ‘Lodge
Unity ‘Lodge
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Glenburn W. S. C. S
Tobe Robertson
Charles Poe
Lenore Slinkard
Humphreys Park
W. S.C. S. of Methodist Church
Y. M. S. Club
Leon Moody
Millard Pope
G Street
Women’s Relief Corps
American Legion
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
the Baptist Church
United Brethren
Alpha Delphian
Townsend Club
Thad Spice
Joe Gerin
Sandusky, Ohio
James Hostetler
Anderson
Maizie Medley
Worthington
Alumbaugh
Mrs
Carl Carpenter
Barbe Lake
Bernice Moody
Delila Espey
Cressie McBride
Leonard Seholl
Melvin Seholl
Katherine Scholl
Dorothy Hammer
Don Hammer
Dexter
Danube River
China
Robert Preston
Ellen Drew
Bob
Ellen
Cine Theater
Paramount
Chungking
Otto Kruger
Stephen Geray
Tamara Geva
Ernest Dorian
Soo Yong
Sen Yung
Texas
Rio
Rhanes
Dad
Rhodenbeck Bros
Marlborough
John’s
St. Main St
Western Auto Store
Greene County Loan Company
Main St. Linton, Ind
Food For Freedom
Feed & Implement CO
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