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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1959

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Mine Run Medley Of Unclassified Product And Thoughts

A compact dictionary style entry explains Mine Run as an assembly of like kind items not specifically classified a medley of thoughts or ideas. It defines the term as a miscellaneous collection rather than a singular defined item.

Seven State Farm prisoners face escape charges

Putnamville Indiana seven inmates appeared for arraignment on attempted escape after breaking from solitary confinement Tuesday noon. A guard and the recreation director were injured as the group seized the hospital before returning to cells.

Putnamville, Ind UPI State Farm Putnam County Walter C. Hock Hock Clifton N. Phillips Indianapolis Grover Gibbens Phillips Gibbens Putnamville Alan Clarkson John Knowles Gary Clarkson Knowles Indiana

Raids on Obscene Printing Hit Indiana Capitol

Nineteen people were arrested in Indianapolis as police raided 17 Capital City businesses in a crackdown on obscene literature. Deputies confiscated 71 magazines and charged suspects with possession of obscene material for sale or distribution. The raid sparked protest from pharmacist leader Joseph E. Jordan, who questioned why outlets downtown were ignored and urged targeting the suppliers. The operation followed complaints from the Citizens Committee for Decent Literature.

Indianapolis UPI Capital Marion County The Academy of Pharmacists Joseph E. Jordan Robert A. O’neal Koch News Co Edwin Koch Citizens Committee For Decent Jordan Morton Wolman Citizens’ Committee

Almost One Million In Tax Money Put In Mail by Auditor

Greene county spring tax collections total $940,092.02, up $43,194.15 from 1958. Auditor Milt Bogard disburses $658,222.86 to 23 taxing units and $282,579.16 to Indiana and Greene county agencies. The largest check, $105,924.72, goes to Linton Stockton School Corporation.

Greene County Milt Bogard Indiana Linton-Stockton School Corporation Beech Creek Cass Fairplay Grant Highland Jackson Jefferson Richland Smith Stafford Jockton Taylor Washington Switz City Worthington Library Worthington Worthington-Jefferson Switz City Central School State Fair Board State Forestry Board

Funeral services for William Christie Friday

Funeral services for William Christie former Lin ton resident who died Tuesday in Chicago Illinois will be held at 2 00 PM Friday at the Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel with Rev Donald Phillips officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery.

William Christie Linton Chicago, Ill Anderson - Poindexter Memory Donald Phillips Fairview Cemetery Ail Ulla Rachel Belle Losser Coal City Freeman- Greene County Hospital Burns Clay City Schoppenhorst George Jewell Fiscus Losser Albert Frances Gretsch Chicago, IL Herman Lesser Elsie Winn Terre Haute

Girl May Lose Sight as Acid Attacker Hunted

Linda Riss a 22 year old bride to be was attacked Monday morning when a man rang her doorbell and carried a bottle of caustic hidden in a dress box Police said the assailant possibly a hired suitor fled after the assault leaving the victim in very serious condition Doctors warned the eye damage may be irreversible and specialists will decide in weeks if sight can be saved.

New York Milton Berliner

Goshen Girl Dies In Road Accident

In Goshen Indiana Betty Phillips 19 was killed when a car she rode in failed to negotiate a curve and struck a utility pole on an Elkhart County road. Driver Lloyd Palmer 22 was hospitalized with arm and hip fractures and shock.

Goshen Ind Betty Phillips Elkhart Lloyd Palmer Goshen General Hospital

Brigitte Marries French Movie Actor in Louveciennes

Brigitte Bar dot wed French actor Jacques Charrier in Louveciennes near Paris. The mayor married them and their fathers served as witnesses. The ceremony was secret until the last moment and drew neighbors to the mayor's office after news leaked.

Paris UP1 Brigitte Bardot Jacques Charrier Louveciennes

New School Head Appointed For Linton Stockton District

Isaac Hogg of Patriot is named superintendent for a three year term of the Linton Stockton schools effective July 1 1959. He has taught at Whitesburg High Hayden High and North Vernon High and led Patriot schools as principal and superintendent. Mrs Jean Harrison named Third grade teacher replacing Nancy Johnson. Ray Boyer resigns from English and Speech post at the High school with vacancies remaining for vocal music supervisor and girls physical education and home economics teachers.

Isaac Hogg Patriot Linton- Stockton Linton-Stockton Hozg Morehead State College Morehead Indiana University Hogg Whitesburg High School Whitesburg Hayden High School North Vernon High School Indiana Patriot High School Patriot- Posey The Baptist Church Linton Jean Harrison Nancy Johnson Veedersburg Honey Creek

VFW Convention Opens in Terre Haute With 4000 Delegates

A four day Indiana VFW convention began in Terre Haute with about 4000 delegates and auxiliary members expected. A parade election and banquet are slated for Saturday to conclude the meet. Arthur J. Fellwock of Union City is VFW commander and Mrs Reith Berg of Bremen heads the auxiliary.

Terre Haute Ind UPI Indiana Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Women’s Auxiliary Arthur J. Fellwock Union City VEW Reith Berg Bremen

Russians Seek 24 Hour Delay For Berlin Formula Reply

In Geneva the Soviet Union asks for 24 more hours to respond to the Western Berlin formula. Andrei Gromyko met British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and discussed with Christian Herter and Maurice Couve de Murville as the Big Four weighed whether to push toward a Berlin summit. Herter's plane was reported in readiness for departures, signaling urgency in the stalled negotiations.

Geneva UPI Russia Berlin Andrei Gromyko Selwyn Lloyd Lloyd Christian Herter Maurice Couve de Murville Taney Herter Gromnyko

Queen Candidates Parade Friday in Linton

Eighteen girls vie for the Lin ton Fourth of July Queen title in a parade Friday at 7 p m in the Linton business district. Contestants ride in convertibles led by an escort from the Linton police. No major changes were reported in the standings after the latest vote tabulation.

Linton

Tornado Rips Miami Area Causing Severe Damage

A rare Miami tornado from the Atlantic Ocean struck Wednesday night, injuring over 100 people and damaging or destroying more than 100 homes. Hospitals treated many sustainers while authorities warned of more twisters and possible multi-million dollar losses.

Miami UPI Atlantic Ocean Weather Bureau Florida Jupiter Island North Shore Hospital James Sissine Miami Beach

July 4th Parade Entries Grow With Ten Bands Planned

The 1959 Fourth of July parade list grows as at least ten high school bands are slated to perform in the lineup. Parade chairman Charles DeCourcy urged locals and organizations to register floats by June 25 at the Chamber of Commerce office and said entry does not bar participation if not registered.

Charles DeCourcy Chamber of Commerce DeCourcy Dugger Union Switz City Central Worthington - Jefferson Bloomfield Salsberry Midland Coalmont Sandborn Linton C of C Lacer’s Market Carr's Dress Shoppe Correll's Peoples Trust Company Max Pirtle-Kennedy Shoe Store Wright's Bait Shop Greene County Co-op Bell Telephone Company Kiwanis Club South Main Standard Moose Lodge Hastings’ Appliances Walters’ Mercury and Edsel Gamble’s Black and White Elks Lodge Welch and Cornett Anderson- Poindexter Memory Chapel Alvin McKee Ponies Bloomfield Tri Kappa

Deichmiller, 83, Danville Father Die

William Deichmiller of Danville Illinois died at 8 35 p m Wednesday night aged 83 He was father of John Deichmiller of Linton The funeral is set for Saturday in Danville

William Deichmiller Danville Ill John Deichmiller Linton

Sun Shines Bright On Indiana Today

A brief Indiana weather note reports continuing pleasant conditions with no rain. Highs ranged 73 to 83 Wednesday, lows in the 50s to 60s, and Friday temperatures expected mid 70s to low 80s. Saturday outlook shows little change with fair to mostly fair skies.

Indiana Evansville

Ballards Move to Idaho for Forestry Work

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ballard of Dugger depart for Princeton Idaho to reside for the summer while Mr. Ballard takes a forestry service position there. The move reflects seasonal employment with the government agency.

James L. Ballard Dugger Princeton Ida Mr. Ballard The Forestry Service

Governor Earl Long Returns to Louisiana Hospital

Gov Earl Long back in Louisiana after 18 days in a Texas mental ward. He arrives by Air National Guard plane and takes over duties from Ochsner Foundation Hospital room. Lt Gov Lether Frazar confirms Long is governor once he crosses the state line. Doctors cite tired heart muscle and other conditions as reasons for extended stay.

New Orleans UPI Earl Long Louisiana Texas Long Ochsner Foundation Huey Air National Guard John Sealy Hospital Galveston Lether Frazar Ochsner Hospital

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