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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
2
Sweden struggles to stay neutral amid rising Russian pressure in the Cold War era. The country lies near Russia and Estonia and has faced air protests and espionage trials as it maintains its policy while balancing Western relations.
The Linton Daily Citizen is a Democratic daily paper founded in 1900 and published by a home owned press. It is a member of the Hoosier Press Association and the Democratic Editorial Association and issued daily except Saturdays and Sundays.
Advertising rates set per word at three cents with no multi insertion discount. Minimum 50 cents. Ads before 10:00 A M appear same day. Cash required from non customers and The Daily Citizen reserves the right to reject deceptive ads.
In Tucson Arizona William Earhart and Emily Kane, both 42, faced a parade of mishaps on their wedding day. A car collision delayed transport to the justice of the peace, a missing license caused a retrace to county offices, a lost ring and lost gloves compounded delays, yet they finally wed with justice James M. Howsare officiating.
More than 150,000 civilian volunteers in 27 states will man an around the clock air defense watch beginning July 14 as Operation Skywatch. The effort aims to fill gaps in radar coverage with 19 000 lookout posts and 550 000 volunteers planned nationwide.
Police said an attempted robbery at a United Laundry and Cleaners pick up office in Indianapolis led to the beating of an attendant and a bystander who was wounded. Mrs. Flossie Downey, 54, suffered blackened eyes and a knife wound to her arm.
J C Penney, founder and Missouri native, donates the Foremost Guernsey dairy herd plus assets valued around 750000 to the University of Missouri. The herd will be housed under the university’s Dairy Husbandry Department with proceeds from New York assets used to buy a Columbia-area farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Haylar Lee of Bismark North Dakota returned home after visiting Mrs. Lee's parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Weber at Lyons. They traveled to Mexico and Texas during their vacation and enjoyed deep sea fishing in the Gulf of Mexico.
About 160 soft coal miners at the Wabash mine of Snow Hill Coal Corp end work as the company shuts the mine due to economic conditions. The bulletin notes possible reopening if profitable, following a winter method change and a prolonged sympathy strike in District 11 of the United Mine Workers Union.
Niles A. Foster of Sullivan linked milk with Florida orange juice to create Hi C Orange M, a beverage touted as the first to contain vitamins A C and D. Tests in Tampa Bay area schools and among adults showed strong approval, prompting a broader launch with daily blended orange milk from local dairy partners. Foster plans school luncheon inclusion and nationwide marketing, noting citrus concentrate joins a freshly mixed low fat milk base.
Prosecutor Wever said the Vanderburgh County jury will meet Thursday after new developments in the May 31 death of Army Pvt. William Spry. A preliminary murder charge was filed against 20 year old Paul Terry with another suspect, 53 year old Harry Linxwiler, already charged with drunkenness. Police said strong circumstantial evidence ties Terry to the slaying at Camp Breckenridge era context.
Edward Hayes and Myrtle Hayes named co Administrators of the estate of Herman Hayes of Greene County Indiana. The judge notes the estate is believed solvent. Public notice dated June 2 1952. Attorneys Paun Little and Jones listed in Indianapolis.
Sealed bids for exterior painting and repairs at the U S Post Office Linton Indiana due June 23 1952 at 2 00 PM CT. Also notice of final settlement of the estate of Anna V Small and hearing July 12 1952 in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana with administratrix Bessie Small and clerk Frankie Justus Jr Beasley & Beasley attorneys.
The copy touts telephone service as a quick link to others while staying home. It emphasizes low cost, ongoing availability, and improved reach, noting the service now costs less of the family budget than in 1942 and can reach twice as many people.
Quincy Massachusetts June 18 Raymond E Stone spent years building a boat in his home and neighbors waited for a big laugh as he finally removed the craft by knocking a section of wall and placing a picture window in the opening he said he planned all along.
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