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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1954
Page
2
New York Times reports Governor Thomas E. Dewey plans to retire from public life at the end of his current term. The notice appears in a New York context with distribution details and newspaper byline notes.
Mrs. Julia Stuppy expresses gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for cards flowers and gifts received during her stay at Robert Long and Freeman Greene county hospital. Special thanks go to plant denors at T KR Mow ery Co Indianapolis and to Father Allega for kindness.
New York commentary notes that TV producers push summer reruns to cut costs and label them as public demand. It cites recall attempts for Ford anniversary shows with Ethel Merman and Mary Martin, and the Anything Goes cast, as failing to generate sustained revival interest.
Publicity schemes for limp dramatic and comedy series return this summer under an unclear label germand. Observers note the promotion lacks clear meaning despite attentive viewing.
Monday meetings at the schoolhouse include Clothing 1 and Baking 3 and 5 at 8:00 a.m. Clothing 2 and Food Preservation 1 to 5 at 10:00 a.m. Clothing 5, 6, and 7 and Baking 2 at 1:00 p.m. County Junior Leader meeting also noted.
Providence resident Harles Fellowes jokes about a friend who tells stories poorly and gets consolation from his wife. A Vermont college English teacher was hired for 50 dollars to lecture on Shakespeare but was cancelled for a baked bean dinner. White House wit George Allen recounts settling a 20000 dollar lawsuit for 35 dollars and quips to the judge about mood.
The speaker predicts styling features seen in Buick today will appear on other cars next year or the year after in a Riviera hardtop design. Buick introduced the body type in 1949 as a new concept that became an instant hit.
The county recorder at Bloomfield logs transfers including Lizzie J. Owen to Sylvester P. Hoerner for 51.91 acres in Richland township Irene Gannac to Leon Gannac for lot 7 block 4 in Linton and other deeds covering center and Jackson townships Worthington and Linton parcels and additions Comet Collieries Inc to Floris G. Richardson for 91.26 acres in Stockton township and more deeds involving Beech Creek Warren Shafer and related transfers in Greene County real estate filings.
A San Francisco bound dispatch profiles Col James B Handcock 102 a veteran itinerant printer. Born in Scotland he served in the British army in India before joining the US Civil War and rising to colonel. He plans more moves as he travels the country selling his trade and survives illness with steady work.
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