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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
4
A burglar attempting a second story break at the James F. E. Tanner residence was foiled when Tanner, hearing a noise, hurled a Japanese sword at the intruder. The weapon bent but did not destroy the thief who fled, leaving Tanner with his war trophy unharmed.
The incident left three dead and one injured in Bicknell as police investigated a dispute at a home. Green warned he would not see three people again, spoke of travel and funeral funds, and discussed marriage with Gren and a widow. Coroner plans an inquest Wednesday. Barnes recently discharged from the Army did a dance orchestra before service. Gen, a former coal miner, had worked in a local poolroom.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Schwering of Cleveland celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by re enacting their original ceremony at St Stephen s Catholic church They rode a horse and buggy to the church and the vows were performed by the same priest with the same maid of honor best man and flower girl Now their family includes three daughters three sons ten grandchildren and a great grandchild
Brigham Young guided the first group of Mormons across Wyoming in 1847 marking a pivotal migration as they moved toward the Salt Lake Valley and established overland trails for later settlers.
Corbett and Nina navigate tension aboard a train as war slang resurfaces. He resents commercialization after the war while she peddles a trendy fashion line inspired by veterans, prompting sharper exchanges about money, identity, and loyalties. The scene ends with looming tension and a cliffhanger.
Five people were injured in an auto crash on a dirt road east of Zanesville. A fast passenger train from Columbus to Pittsburgh stopped after seeing the wreck and notified the signal tower for help.
World War I veterans joined younger World War II servicemen in Thermopolis Wyoming on Memorial Day. The older vets wore only their cap insignia due to ill fit in retirement, while the younger group appeared in full dress uniforms.
Chicago police hunted burglars who slid in through a coal chute and stole 1008 bottles of Forever Amber perfume plus other scents from Kay Daumit Co. worth 2600. Total value rose to 3768.
In Charleston, West Virginia, game protector Harrison Shobe reports trout are aggressively feeding this year. He witnessed trout taken with minnows helgramites dry flies a spinner and a wet fly within minutes signaling an unusually open season on any food lure.
Governors of Iowa and California join to invite native Iowans in southern California to return for Iowa’s admission celebration. Long Beach is jokingly called the capital of Iowa due to the large Iowan community there. The report notes over 200000 adobe bricks used for a National Park Service Region III office building near Santa Fe New Mexico.
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