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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1951

Page

4

Giants Rally Win Over Cardinals In 12th Inning

Monte Irvin delivered the game winning bases loaded single in the 12th, driving in the 5 to 4 victory as the Giants moved to within 5 1/2 games of the Dodgers. Irvin started in left field replacing Bobby Thomson, who sits in the lineup. Salk Maglie earned his 11th win in relief with three scoreless innings.

New York Monte Irvin Leo Durocher Oncom- Giants Rvin Giants Irving Bobby Thomson Thomson Late Mays Irvin Dodgers Salk Maglie Feller Bob Feller Lou Brissie Boston Fenway Park Mike Garcia Brissie Billy Goodman Johnny Pesky Cleveland al Rosen Ike Boone Sam Chapman Pesky Red Sox Cubs Braves Chicago Bob Borkowski Bruce Edwards Edwards Brooklyn Johnny Klippstein Sid Gordon Cardinals

Air Vigilance Wasted In Kokomo Barn Fire

Commercial pilot Capt. Danny Hass piloting a Lake Central flight to Chicago spotted flames and smoke from Joseph Harris barn near Kokomo Indiana. He radioed the alarm to Kokomo airport which alerted the township fire unit but the barn was destroyed.

Kokomo Ind Joseph Harris Commercial Airlines Danny Hass Lake Central Chicago Kokomo Municipal

East Providence Seizure Profits From Destroyed Slot Machines

East Providence officials spent 47.60 to destroy four seized slot machines but recovered 64.58 from coin boxes, yielding a city profit of 16.98. The raids targeted illegal gambling devices in the town.

East Providence R. I U.P

Strike Ends After Two Day Connersville Wildcat Walkout

In Connersville Indiana about 300 Roots Corp workers ended a two day wildcat strike over a change in their paying period. The protest concluded yesterday with workers returning to their jobs.

Connersville Ind U.P Wildcat Roots Corp

There's One in Every Town and the New York Myth

The piece reviews Jimmy Aswell's novel There's One in Every Town, contrasting small towns with New York. It quotes Aswell on readers sending mail from big cities and argues metropolitan life mirrors small towns, with reflections from Aswell about his life in Louisiana and his critique of urban pretensions.

York New York Jimmy Aswell James Aswell Jimmy Simmy Natchitoches Louisiana Mr. Aswell Manhattan Hiteh Mel Heimer Deep South Dawn Birdi Triangle Brother Billingaley Broadway Phooey

Cleveland Beats Boston 9 to 7 in Only Game

In yesterday’s schedule one game was played with Cleveland defeating Boston by nine to seven. The result stands as the sole result on the standings board.

Yesteday Cleveland Boston

Baseball Scores From New York and Chicago Doubleheader

New York beat St. Louis five to four in twelve innings while Chicago edged Boston five to four. Only games listed on the schedule.

Il G Gba Brooklyn New York St. Louis Seo Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Ake Ai St. Louis

Taxpayers Fund Page Cost for Congressional Directory

Report notes it costs $82 per printed page in the Congressional Directory funded by public money. The figure highlights printing expenses and overall cost of producing the directory for governmental use.

Congressional Directory

Controls Okayed Hit Beef Rollbacks

The Senate Banking committee approved an eight month extension of wage price and rent controls but voted to scuttle two future beef price rollbacks. The panel set an 18 month auto installment period and limited down payments on autos to one third. The House Banking committee moved to remove the beef rollbacks of 42 cents on Aug 1 and Oct 1, part of a plan to cut beef prices to consumers by eight to ten cents a pound by next fall.

Washington U.P Senate Banking Committee Senate Committee Federal Reserve Board House Banking Committee Michael V. DiSalle

First Telescope Used in England in 1608

In 1608 the first telescope was employed in England marking a milestone in astronomical observation. The device enabled clearer stargazing and contributed to the rapid advancement of telescopic science.

England

Corporal Seeks Return Of Wrong Suitcase

Corporal Richard C. Rittman of the 408th Military Government company at Camp Atterbury requests help in returning his electric razor and shaving items after swapping suitcases on a bus three weeks ago. He found a wrist watch and clothing in the bag and reports no claimant has appeared. He has two wrist watches but no razor and the clothes do not fit.

Camp Atterbury Ind Richard C. Rittman 408Th Rittman St. Joseph

Britain imposes licensing control on exports to China

London reports Britain will implement strict news licensing on all exports to China and Hong Kong starting June 25 to curb wartime materials reach to Korea's communists. Sir Hartley Shawcross says the policy is not a total embargo but tightens control of strategic goods and prevents redirection through Hong Kong. The government will seek advance assurances from Hong Kong that certain goods are for domestic use.

London U.P Britain China Hong Kong Korea Hartley Shawcross Board of Trade Commons Shawcross

Teen Drowns While Testing Breath Under Water

Seventeen year old Andrew L. Powell drowned in four feet of water in Hammond Indiana while trying to see how long he could stay under. The incident occurred yesterday as Powell explored his limits near a local area. Authorities reported no foul play suspected and the boy was identified by family members.

Hammond, Ind Andrew L. Powell

Absolute Silence Is Tough on Newsman

United Press staffer Harman W. Nichols chronicles moving into a quiet annex at the National Press building. He notes lace curtains on the door and a calmer environment that clashes with newsroom memories of constant sound, phones, teletypes, and coffee deliveries.

Harman W. Nichols United Press Washington U.P United Press City Room National Press Building Carrol Kenworthy Harry W. Frantz UP Foreign Department Charles Corddry Manuel Cassares

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