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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1936

Page

4

WPA to broadcast on Saturday on WPA employment plans

Greene county WPA officials and workers will hear a nationwide radio program Saturday afternoon from 3 to 6:30 announcing WPA employment policy and future plans. Harry L. Hopkins leads the discussion with questions from Gov. George H. Earle and Angelo Rossi among others addressing social security, NYA, and Federal Project No 1.

Works Progress Administration Greene County WPA Indiana WLW Cincinnati WMAQ Chicago WTAM Cleveland Harry L. Hopkins George H. Earle Pennsylvania Angelo Rossi San Francisco NYA Agriculture Mr. Hopkins Aubrey Williams Carrington Gill Thad Holt F.C. Harrington

Merchants and Clerks Picnic Draws Big Crowd in Linton Park

The Greater Linton club sponsored its first merchant clerk picnic drawing at least 300 people to Linton City park. A 50-player softball game between east and west side teams ended in a 3 to 3 tie after umpire Lew Warner halted play. Lemonade and ice cream fed the crowd, with Bert Barnes and his orchestra providing music and a community song.

Greater Merchants Main Street Julius Cooper Lew Warner Jay Cracker West Faix Lew Warner Bob Trinkle Branch Hunter Li Nton Bert Barnes Barnes Oards

Married teachers out at Bicknell

Bicknell Indiana June 193- The Board of Education requests that all married women teachers resign their positions to permit younger teachers to obtain employment. The board states there are enough married teachers already in the system.

Bicknell Ind U.P Board of ‘Education

Home From Camp Meet Rev and Mrs Tucker Return

Rev and Mrs Tucker of the Linton Church of God have returned home from Anderson where they attended the International Camp Meeting of the Church of God. Missionaries from around the globe and U S officials participated in the program.

Tyaae Bi Tucker Linton

Miners Set to Tangle With Mitchell Merchants Sunday

The Linton miners head to Mitchell Sunday to face the Merchants in a key road clash. Manager Bernard McAtee will field the same lineup that played the last two games as the team aims to overturn last year’s 15 inning loss and prove its smooth working form. Players meet at the Mop and Pate poolroom at 10 30 Sunday morning before departure.

Linton Mitchell Bernard McAtee Mop and Pate

Hungry Linton Firemen Wait for Food at Picnic

Shirley and Hubert remained on duty at the Linton fire station while Branch Hunter and Bob Trinkle, delayed at the merchants clerks picnic, failed to return with food by 9 p m. The hungry crew finally saw them on duty today after a late mission for a ham burger.

Rome Nero Shirley’ Osborn Hubert Heaton Linton Brother Laddies Hunter Bob Trinkle Greater Linton Shirley Hubert Trinkle P Enic Osborn Heaton Ed’ Staeckel Fox

Homecoming for Miss Qoal Beckwith

Miss Qoal Beckwith returns home after a brief visit in Chicago. She spent the past few days away from her residence and is welcomed back by family and friends.

Qoal Das This Chicago

Roosevelts Nomination Foreseen At Democratic Convention

Philadelphia reports Democratic leaders expect abrogation of the two-thirds rule and a floor fight over the 1986 platform. Sen Bennett Clark says no serious opposition to changes. Farley notes opposition has appeared. The contest is seen as rural versus urban, with the south’s traditional veto power diminishing. The convention opens Tuesday for the Roosevelt Garn­er ticket renomination.

Philadelphia Roosevelt Bennett C. Clark Convention Rules Committee Clark Woodrow Wilson James A. Farley Democratic National Committee Democratic’ Party South Whoney Robert F. Wagner United States Agann Congress Roosevelt-Garner

Eight Arrested in Strike Action at Root Store

Eight people, five men and three women, were arrested in Terre Haute for passing out strike hand bills at the Root store. They were charged with violating a city ordinance against distributing hand bills to pedestrians and released on $100 bonds. Monroe V. Link, 37, head of the Vigo County Central Labor Union, was among those detained.

Terre Haute Ind Jupe U.P Monroe V. Link Vigo County Central Labor Union

Unclear fragment yields uncertain local item

Fragmentary OCR reads like a personnel or home notice with names such as Venus Ssaon and Mrs. Vanda Blaambeld. no clear event, date, or location is established in readable text.

Venus Ssaon Eee Vanda Blaambeld

School Teacher Cleared By Jury In Slander Suit

Greene circuit court jury finds for defendant Elizabeth Blaker a Bloomfield grade school teacher after more than a day of deliberation. Plaintiff Edith Emery claimed Blaker accused her of theft in August 1935, with witnesses testifying to alleged slanderous remarks.

Linton Ind Greene Circuit Court Elizabeth Blaker Edith Emery J. Raymond Powell Emery

Healey Bill Passes House to Restrict Government Contracts

The House approved the Healey measure requiring prevailing wages and a 40 hour week for all government contracts over $10,000. It bans convict and child labor, mandates sanitary conditions, and seeks to curb firms with obsolete wage levels. The bill moves to the Senate for action.

Washington U.P House Senate Supreme Court Organized Labor Secretary of Labor

V F W Open House Planned Saturday

Ex servicemen are invited to an open house Saturday night at the V F W hall East Vincennes street hosted by Greene County post No 1162 Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event runs from 7 to midnight with special entertainment and refreshments for attendees.

V. F. W. Hall Vincennes Street Greene County Post Veterans of Foreign Wars V. F. W. Post

French Treasury Is Empty Report Reveals Exhausted Borrowing

Paris June 19 The French treasury is empty with authorized borrowing exhausted and inflation disguised. Finance Minister Vincent Auriol told the chamber of deputies that government requirements from now to December will total 527.2 million dollars and France still needs 197 million dollars from Britain.

Paris Vincent Auriol Chamber of Deputies Auriol Francest Fenay

Suffers Knee Injury in Local Incident

Blyde Grass, a staff member at Central Indiana and Sherwood Templeton Coal, is confined to his home with a torn ligament in his left knee. A plaster cast was applied to immobilize the injury.

Blyde Grass En& Hearing Central Indiana Sherwood-Templeton Coal

Three Texas convicts escape after fatal guard attack

At Angelton Texas on June 19 Felix Smith a guard at Retrieve prison farm was killed by a prisoner using his own gun. Three inmates T B Atkinson Luke Trammel and Forest Gibson fled while other prisoners watched. A posse led by Capt R W Conner with guards and bloodhounds pursued them.

Angelton Tex Texas Felix Smith Retrieve Smith T. B. Atkinson Luke Trammel Taylor and King Counties Forest Gibson Limestone County R. W. Conner Retrieve Farm

Former Linton Youth In Serious Indy Accident

Thomas Anderson, 80 year old son of Oscar Anderson, a veteran Linton postman, was critically injured in a downtown Indianapolis crash. His car, a new Oldsmobile coupe, collided with a vehicle driven by R A Burgess of Indianapolis. Anderson, who worked as a Capital Diner manager, was en route home when the accident occurred.

Thomas Anderson Oscar Anderson Linton Methodst Hospital Indianapolis R. A. Burgess Anderson Tommy

George Hitter, 80, Injured After Being Hit by Car

George Hitter, 80, deaf and living alone in South Linton, was injured this afternoon when struck by a car driven by Elmer Eskew while walking in a downtown alley. He was treated by a local physician and then taken to Freeman-Greene County Hospital.

George “Dutch Hitter South Linton’ S Elmer ‘Eskew Freeman- Greene County

Local Union 794 Plans Evening Meeting

Local Union 794 of Bartenders Restaur ant and Hotel Clerks will meet at 6 30 tonight in Linton public library. President Frank Bullock and organizer Cleve Mitchell urge all members to attend.

Linton Public Frank Bullock Cleve Mitchell

Sandborn Woman Seeks Divorce and Custody in Knox Court

Mrs. Faye B. McKee of Sandborn sues Lex McKee for divorce after alleging she was bound with a rope and bitten by her husband. She seeks custody of their eight year old daughter, $1,000 alimony, mortgage payoff, and a restraining order, with temporary alimony pending.

Faye B. McKee Sandborn Knox County Lex McKee Sandborn Farmer Westphalia

Louis Schmeling Fight Set After Postponement

New York June 19 The Louis Schmeling heavyweight title bout will be held tonight after a late postponement. Both fighters weighed in with Louis at 198 pounds and Schmeling at 102 pounds. The bout will be broadcast starting at 8 p m. Eastern.

New York Louis-Max Schmeling Louis Schmeling

Wheat futures soar on drought driven market rally

Wheat prices climbed to seasonal highs across North American markets after a USDA crop report highlighted drought in the Northwest. July futures jumped five cents in Kansas City, with Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth posting gains as December contracts also rose.

Chicago U.P Department of Agriculture Northwest Kansas City Chcago Minneapolis Winnipeg Duluth

Switz City Band Opens Summer Concert Series

Switz City High School band plans a summer series of Saturday night concerts starting at 8 p m from a bandstand on a vacant lot. Director Violet M Talbott leads the 35 member group which recently won first place at the state band contest in Frankfort. Large crowds are expected as openings feature varied selections.

Switz City Violet M. Talbott Frankfort Talbott

Deny Funkhouser New Court Trial

Judge J Raymond Powell overruled a motion in Greene Circuit court for a new trial by H E Funkhouser who was convicted of passing a fraudulent 625 dollar check to Clarence Adams near Marco. The jury fined him 100 dollars and sentenced him to one to five years in State Prison. The court ordered Sheriff Mat Flynn to take Funkhouser to prison next Monday to begin the sentence.

J. Raymond Powell Greene H. E. Funkhouser Funkhouser Clarence Adams Near Marco Mat Flynn

Sherwood Safety Chanter Plans Meeting Tonight

The Sherwood Safety Chanter will meet in the basement of the Saron Reformed Church at 7 oelogis tonight June 9. Members are urged to attend and enjoy planned entertainment.

Sherwood Sherwood Safety Chanter Saron Reformed Church

McKinne and Hays Lead Local Event at State Park

Two individuals identified as Virginia McKinne and Maxine Hays attended an event in the city with Dallis and Roy Messmore at Shaken State Park on Thursday evening. The report notes the gathering occurring at the park location.

Virginia McKinne Maxine Hays Dack’ Dallis Roy Messmore Shaken State Park

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K. of C North Main Street Greater Linton Club City Park Evelyn Frechette John Dillinger Cevitral “Press Linton Firemen Farley General Lopez Guy Diver Mexico’ City Ramon’ Lop Lope Paes Diver Iver Blsomfield Njn George Hitter David D. Wiles United Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary William Talbott D” Streets Mate Kansas Minnesota Switz
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