Summer heat spurs health notes from Indiana and auto racing debate
The piece recounts advice on handling summer heat and the value of annual medical checkups for workers, citing Goodyear Chrysler and other firms. It also notes Indiana University researchers, air cooling tips, and the 500-mile race at Columbus featuring the Cummins Diesel racer, its specs, and engineers discussing steel substitutes in auto manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Stephen C. Noland
Noland
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Chrysler Corporation
Mayo Clinic
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Greenbriar
White Sulpher Springs
O. T. Mallory
Industrial Health Division
University of Michigan
Leonard Scheele
Indiana State Board of Health Physicians
Tropics
Sid Robinson
Indiana University
Columbus
Truman says taxes must rise to cover deficit
President Truman at a news conference cautioned that neither Democratic nor Republican presidents could cut taxes by 15 percent without worsening the deficit. He urged tax increases to meet the shortfall, noting Treasury figures show a deficit near 7.47 billion dollars.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Treasury
Congress
Gen. Eisenhower
Lynch arraigned on multiple Sullivan county charges
Donald Paul Lynch 43 a former convict was arraigned before Judge Norval K Harris and pleaded not guilty to charges including automobile banditry burglary possession of burglary tools and assault with intent to kill He was described as a veteran in lawlessness and was flanked by Sheriff Hubert Wagner and Deoduty Harold Conner The case ties him to a 1951 burglary at Hosea Stewart International Harvester in Farmersburg and a later escape bid near Hymera with accomplice Joseph Ferguson Ferguson was later captured in Kansas City and sentenced to two to five years Both men are from Indianapolis
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Hosea Stewart International Harvester
Farmersburg
Hymera
Lynch
Ferguson
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Movie planned at Providence church features Bob Jones
Rev Roy Bridwell announces a religious film about Bob Jones to be shown Saturday evening at Providence Baptist Church at 7 30 p m Central Standard Time. He invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jones
Southland
Providence Baptist Church
Roy Bridwell
Mr. Bridwell
Malik and Gross in United Nations Germ Warfare Clash
United Nations Security Council scene features Russian delegate Jacob Malik and U S Ambassador Ernest Gross trading sharp remarks over germ warfare. Malik urges ratifying the 1925 Geneva protocol while Gross accuses him of fraud and calls for study by the Disarmament Commission as debate resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Jacob A. Malik
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
United Nations Security Council
Malik
Gross
Council
Korea
Disarmament Commission
Security Council
Razor Blade Diet Triggers Teen Hospitalization
William Hinkle, 19, was admitted to Cook County Hospital after he claimed to swallow 40 razor blades. Doctors confirmed some blades in his stomach but could not give an exact count. Hinkle, who ran away from home, reported the incident to a taxi driver and hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Hinkle
Cook County Hospital
Hinkle
Lake Front Grant Park
Tolbert
Carbondale
Ill
Hatchery Operator Faces Allergy to Chickens Dilemma
Colby Kansas June 19 The operator of a chicken hatchery for over 30 years R W Pritchard faced a health crisis after an examination. A clinic report diagnosed his illness as allergy to chickens prompting a personal and business dilemma.
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Colby
Kan
U.P
R. W. Pritchard
Good Eggs Left By Truck Driver Causes Furore
A Noblesville report details 2500 pounds of egg yolks found under a truck parked at Scott's Inn. One thousand three-pound cans were spoiled as ice melted forming a puddle. A relief driver from Produce Trucking Co was en route to pick up the yolks. The unidentified driver had abandoned the shipment on Ind. 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Produce Trucking Co
Chatmagay N.Y
Hamilton County
Guilkey
Scott’s Inn
Swedish Russian Crisis Deepens as Plane Shot Down
Sweden's Foreign Minister Osten Andersen returns from vacation to steer the nation through its worst stand off with Russia since 1939. Premier Tage Erlander greets him, while Stockholm denies Soviet charges of territory violation after a Swedish Catalina rescue plane was shot at by Soviet fighters.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.P
Inister
Russia
Finland
Osten Anden
Italy
Baltic
Tage Erlander
Constantin Rodionov
Baltic Islands
Catalina
Plans Completed for Rose Show at Cine Theater
Final arrangements for the Civic Garden club Rose Show at the Cine theater are completed. Arrangements must be at the theater by noon Friday for entries. The show opens to the public with no admission fee, and Prof. E R Honeywell of Purdue Floriculture will lecture with colored slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Garden Club
Cine Theater
E. R. Honeywell
Purdue University Floriculture
General Tells Danger to GI's
Army Secretary Frank Pace Jr warned that U S troops would face grave jeopardy if war breaks out in the next year due to the stretch-out of military readiness. He testified before the Senate Military Appropriations Committee seeking restoration of 240 million dollars cut from the Army budget and noted readiness was delayed to mid 1955 by President Truman's order.
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Washington
U.S
U. S
Army
Frank Pace Jr
Pace
Senate Military Appropriations Committee
House
Truman
Allied Planes Plaster Reds on Front in Deep North Korea
In Korea on June 19 allied B 26 bombers dropped 250000 pounds of explosives on Communist positions along the front. The mission, the year’s largest close support strike, diverted from Red supply routes due to bad weather. Reds shifted armor supported attacks from Chorwon to Kumsong after failing to dislodge 45th Division troops from three Chorwon hills.
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Seoul
Korea
U.P
North Korea
Reds
Chorwon
Kumsong
Hoosier Escapec Nabbed in Illinois
Oliver Wade Sallee 23 of Muncie was arrested quietly in Peoria by FBI agents on a federal warrant charging transportation of a stolen auto from Muncie to Kentucky. Sallee, who escaped May 26 from Delaware county jail with Delbert Sizemore, faces U S arraignment before Commissioner Lawrence J. Turner Jr.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Oliver Wade Sallee
Muncie
Delaware County
Peoria
Sallee
FBI
Kentucky
Delbert Sizemore
Sizemore
Indiana
U. S
Lawrence J. Turner, Jr
Truman Postal Plan Is Killed By Senate Vote
The Senate rejected President Truman's plan to remove postmaster and related political appointments from patronage by a 56 to 29 vote. Plans affecting 94 marshals and 51 Customs officials were also disapproved. The vote sustains the existing system of appointments by the President with congressional input and Senate confirmation. Humphrey denounced the spoils system while McClellan argued politics would remain open in local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Mr. Truman
U.S. Marshals
Customs Bureau
House
John L. McClellan
Ark
Senate Government Operations Committee
McClellen
Executive Department
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Women blockade street to force dust oiling in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 19, militant housewives surrounded an East Side street with chairs bicycles barrels and a baby buggy and blocked the road until an oil truck was promised. County officials pledged action but faced strong resistance from County Road Superintendent Samuel Walker who warned of jail if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Marion County Commissioners
Samuel Walker
Yugoslav Embassy Staff Withdrawn from Bulgaria
Yugoslavia pulls its entire embassy staff from Bulgaria except one attache to protect Yugoslav representatives in Sofia after Bulgarians return a protest note over the June 9 arrest of a Yugoslav citizen in the embassy courtyard.
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London
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Tanjug
Sofia
Miss Philomene Vits Enters X Ray Training Program
Miss Philomene Vits daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Vits left Monday to begin a two year study course as an X Ray technician in the Union hospital at Terre Haute under Dr Joseph Weber supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomene Vits
Roger Vits
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Joseph Weber
Trumans Named America's Happiest Couple
In Beverly Hills on June 19 the Parents League of America declared President and Mrs Harry S Truman as America's happiest couple based on their judgment of public life and family unity.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
U.P
Harry Truman
America
Parents League of America
Snake Sighting Sparks Youth Charge in Fort Wayne
A teenage boy confessed he invented a tale of a giant snake near the city limits after a posse searched the area. He faces a disturbance charge while authorities investigate a spate of recent snake sightings including a sickly bluish snake and a six to eight foot specimen near a warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
UPX
Harold Zeis
UN Offers Re-screening of Prisoners in Korean Armistice Talks
In Munsan Korea on June 19 Maj Gen William K Harrison said the United Nations would accept a postarmistice re screening of Communist POWs to decide who wishes to go home If accepted by the Communists the move could break the stalemate in armistice talks. Harrison said timing of any re screening had never been an issue.
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Munsan
Korea
U.S
William K. Harrison
United Nations
Harrison
Nam I
Lucky Shopper Fotoquiz winner in Linton
Mrs. Addison Steward of 449 Tenth Street Northeast is this week’s Lucky Shopper Fotoquiz winner for Daily Citizen and 17 Linton merchants. She and her mother were photographed on Vincennes Street near Main Street and will receive a certificate for 17 dollars in merchandise at Ellis and Company. A next full page Lucky Shopper Fotoquiz ad appears in the Daily Citizen next Tuesday June 24.
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Addison Steward
Tenth Street
Daily Citizen
Linton
Steward
Cora Brown
Fotoquiz
Vincennes Street
Main Street
Ellis and Company
Band Members Requested for Practice at Linton Stockton High
All Linton Stockton high school band members must report for practice in the old gym Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. Director William Pirtle says pieces will be prepared for the Masonic Temple dedication and the 4th of July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton-Stockton High School
William Pirtle
Truman Says Congress Cannot Force Taft Hartley End to Steel Strike
President Truman said Congress could not compel him to use the Taft Hartley act to end the steel strike. He noted the union likely would not obey an injunction, preferring seizure, and cited ongoing defense production needs as the reason to reopen mills. Senate action to request use of the act and the House consideration were under way.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Mr. Truman
Korea
Annual 4-H Club Camp Opens for Greene Morgan County
About 225 Greene county 4-H members will travel to Shakamak park Sunday for the 1952 camp. Clarence Creager announced a Stockton township bus will depart 2 30 p.m. from Linton Stockton high school for 25 cents. The Greene and Morgan county groups will combine for a total of about 400 members. The camp ends after breakfast Wednesday morning June 25.
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Greene County
Shakama Park
Stocckton Township
Clarence Creager
Greene
Morgan County
Creager
Stockton Township Club
Linton- Stockton High School
McFarland Trial Postponed to September Term
Gaylord McFarland of Worthington facing first degree rape charges had sought a pauper defense. Judge Edwin B. Long set the trial for the September term as McFarland and his attorney stated they were not ready. He remains jailed in Greene County on $2,500 bond.
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Gaylord McFarland
Worthington
Greene
Edwin B. Long Mcfarland
Rex Poe
Jasonville
McFarland
Greene County
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Ohite
Fred Agabashian
Elliott
Courtney Johnson
Studebaker
Eisenhower
Sullivan
Providence
Koje Island
International Soundphoto
Hoosier
Illinois
Mrs. Steward
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