D R Scott & Co Employees Plan River Outing and Rotary Talk
Employees of D R Scott & Co stores in Linton Bicknell and Jasonville will picnic Thursday on Scott's house boat on Eel River at Worthington. Judge Oscar E Bland of Washington DC will speak at the Linton Rotary Club Ladies Night tonight at the Country club. Local lumbermen from Sullivan and nearby towns plan a picnic Saturday at Sullivan Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Scott & Co
Linton
Bicknell
Jasonville
Scott
Eel River
Worthington
Oscar E. Bland
Washington, D. C
Linton Rotary Club
Sullivan
Sullivan Park
Floyd Cornett
Claude Sipes
Fidelity Circle
Billie Cooper
No Hangovers at Wisconsin Alcoholics Anonymous Reunion
At Madison the Wisconsin chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous held its first annual reunion with drinks limited to coffee, water and bottled soft drinks. Members included newspapermen, judges, doctors, welfare workers and clergy, yet no one woke with a headache or thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
U.P
Wisconsin
Alcoholics Anonymous
California Chief Impersonates Driver In Fort Wayne Stop
A man in a new car with a California plate claims to be the San Francisco police chief when stopped near a school. Officer Harry Griffith issues a lecture. the driver presents a badge on his billfold claiming to be the San Francisco chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
U.P
California
Harry Griffith
Griffith
San Francisco
Greene County appoints sub-agents for hunting and fishing licenses
Greene county clerk Frank A. Lenning announced a list of sub-agents in Linton, Bloomfield, Worthington, and other towns to handle hunting and fishing licenses for the new season starting June 16. He noted rising license sales aided by accessible agents and said the price remains unchanged at three dollars after Governor Gates vetoed a recent fee increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Lenning
Greene County
Linton
Carl Roach
Walgreen
Ladson’s Sporting Goods
Linton Hardware Company
E. A. Ecker and Son
Rexall
Herschel
Bloomfield
Orval Maddox Garage
Selzerburg
Worthington
Fred E. Dyer
A. D
Department of Conservation
Lenning
Gates
General Assembly
Mother of slain tot 10 gets lie detector test
Chicago police planned a second lie detector test for Betty Barrows, 24, after an initial inconclusive test. She says a man entered her bedroom at about midnight and strangled her three year old son. Barrows and her second husband, Robert Barrows, 26, were separated. the father Louis Drazin, her first husband, said she loved the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O.R
Betty Barrows
San Pedro
Cal
Louis Drazin
Roy Black
U S Refuses Diplomatic Ties With Nicaragua Regime
The U S State Department announced in Washington that it will not recognize or maintain relations with Nicaragua's new revolutionary regime. Lincoln White said no diplomatic contact would be kept with the Nicaraguan embassy and instructions were sent to refrain from relations. The policy reflects non-recognition, contrasting with past Latin American recognition practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Nicaragua
Lincoln White
Department
U. S
Latin America
PERSONAL SCRIPTS OF TRAVELERS IN MIDWEST TOWNS
Jack and Deloris Logan visit Wilmington Ohio with Ford Logan and family. Dorothy Storm Terhune from Sullivan visits Linton. Ralph Bedwell Lloyd Priest from Galesburg stay at Bedwell camp on White River. Chester Larrimore and Bill Miller return from Monticello Missouri. Karen Ward, Washington Indiana and Washington DC, visits Mrs Anna Shields. Mrs Joseph Wallam of Vincennes visits brother Tony Bedford family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Deloris Logan
Ford Logan
Wilmington
Ohio
Dorothy Storm Terhune
Sullivan
Linton
Ralph Bedwell
Lloyd Priest
Galesburg
Illinois
Bedwell
White River
Chester Larrimore
Bill Miller
Monticello
Missouri
F. C. Singleton
Washington, Ind
Karen Ward
Washington, D. C
Anna Shields
Miss Ward
Shields
Joseph Wallam
Vincennes
Tony Bedford
Tri Kappa Holds Business Meeting
A Tri Kappa sorority meeting at the Public Library opened with verse and roll call. Mrs. Lloyd Winters reported on the Brownie Scout Troop while Mrs. Milo Mitchell spoke on redecorating the Tri Kappa room at the hospital. Committees were named for a July 4 float, initiation services set for July 2 at the Country Club, and the group adjourned after further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Sorority
Public Library
Lloyd Winters
Brownie
Milo Mitchell
Tri Kappa
Hospital
Country Club
U S Army Divisions Lag In Global Comparison
Lt Gen J Lawton Collins warned at a Reserve Officers Association convention that the United States has only 10 army divisions while Russia can field about 200 with satellites adding 100 more. He cited aircraft shortages of 4 000 versus Russia's 10 000. Collins, former Seventh Army Corps commander, called for universal military training amid fears of rapid European overruns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
U.P
U. S
Russia
European
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Collins
Europe
United States
Seventh Army
France
Normandy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cash Grain Report Indianapolis June 19
Wheat firm with no receipts trading Nos. 1 red and 2 red around 2.49 dollars and 2.48 dollars. Corn strong with 42 cars receipts and No. 2 yellow at 2.13, 3 yellow 2.11, 2 white 2.13, 3 white 2.11. Oats strong with 2 cars receipts and No. 2 white 1.00, 2 red 1.00. Soybeans strong with no receipts at 3.10 per carload slot FOB Indiana and Illinois points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Striking St Louis Transit Walkout Near End As Vote Held
Striking AFL bus and streetcar operators voted on returning to work while the Missouri public service commission arbitrates their wage dispute with the transit firm. Union critics say the PSC is dominated by out‑of‑state appointees and unfavorable to labor, with the walkout now in its seventh day. Negotiators planned to report results to Mayor Aloys Kaufmann after City Hall meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
AFL
Missouri Public Service Commission
Phil M. Donnelly
PSC
Public Service Co
Aloys P. Kaufmann
City Hall
Senate Vote Looms on Rent Control Bill Dynamic
Washington June 19 The Senate prepared to pass a rent control bill allowing tenants to pay up to 15 percent more rent in exchange for 18 month leases. The measure extends modified rent control to March 1 1948 under the housing expeditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
White House
Truman
Albert W. Hawkes, R
N. J
Mrs Sid Alvis Arrives From Panama Zone
Mrs. Sid Alvis daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Wright arrived Tuesday evening from the Panama Canal Zone where she and her husband Sgt Alvis of the U S Army have been stationed for the past year Sgt Alvis accompanied her to Jacksonville Florida where he will arrive this evening for transfer orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Alvis
Stuart Wright
Panama Canal Zone
Sgt. Alvis
U. S. Army
Sgt
Alvis
Jacksonville
Florida
Sweet Sudan Grass Compared To Common Sudan Forage
Sweet Sudan grass yields 20 to 30 percent more forage per acre than common Sudan and its higher sugar content makes it more palatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Singing Planned at Bethany Christian Church
Community singing announced by Rev Grady S Sutton of Newberry at Bethany Christian Church one mile east of Prairie Chapel at 8 o clock Thursday evening June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Christian Church
Prairie Chapel
Grady S. Sutton
Newberry
Bear clawed out trapped in auto at Glacier park entrance
Park service worker Art Anderson watched a black bear open his car door at Glacier National Park. The bear entered the vehicle and the door slammed, leaving Anderson trapped until the animal tore the car apart to escape.
Woman Killed by Falling Weight at Studebaker Plant
In South Bend Indiana Pauline Allen 47 a Studebaker employee for twenty years was killed when a five pound weight struck her as she left the plant. She suffered a fractured skull and died en route to a hospital. Margaret Karezan 24 who accompanied her received a toe injury when the weight hit the pavement and shattered parts of the weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Pauline Allen
Margaret Karezan
Miss Allen
Ike approached for Columbia presidency report says not leaving post
New York June 19 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower reportedly had been approached about becoming Columbia University president but would remain Army Chief of Staff this year. Frederick Guykendall, chairman of trustees, said no president had been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.p.columbia University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Frederick Guykendall
Columbia
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Mary Dixon Mee
John Lester Mee
Marilyn Drake
Patricia Schmidt
Havana
Cuba
Mee
Johnson
Johnson Feed & Supply CO
U.S
Adopt Town
Montecito Cal
Gerard van Barkaloo Hale
Maille
Tours
Cash Grain Report
Panama
Jelloggei
Rie
Hice
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Niagara Falls
Rainbow Bridge
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
Pruin
Curtis Bay
New London, Corn
Stallion Road
Pan
Wrasse
Stephen Longstreet
Warners
SUN
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Columbia Post
Walter Brennan
Richard Dix
Big Features
St.john Spatricia
Steve Darrell
Glorce
Chesebro Warl Wackett Budd Rustir
Fravatilis
Fred Tom Serfulo
Sam Boot
Bulldog Drummond
Anita Louise Kilburn
Holmes Herbert Wre Q'Moore
Terry
Ron Randell
Bulldog Crummond
Frank Gruber
Sapper
Signly Salkow
Louis & Appleton
Bernard Small
Columbia Picture
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