Indiana Hoosiers Lead Big Ten In Two-Year Run
Bloomington June 18 Indiana university crews star in the Big Ten as Hustlin Hoosiers crush rivals. Over the past two seasons IU led with 86 wins to 15 losses and two ties, capturing three official conference titles and one unofficial cross country crown. Purdue, once a rival, tallied only one win, ten losses and one tie in eight sports. The record also notes Lash Deckard and Smith on the outstanding IU basketball and track squads.
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Mormon Church Plans Cooperative Path to Economic Self Help
Officials led by Heber J Grant unveil a plan for cooperative manufacturing farming and labor exchange to lift members from poverty by Oct 1. Tithing in cash or in kind will fund production and relief, with regional warehouses and centralized distribution to balance labor and ensure efficient trade within the church.
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U K Valley Farms Federal Project Approved in Indiana
Final approval for the Valley Farms rural resettlement project near Shelbyville Indiana was disclosed by project manager Kenneth A Butler. The plan covers Rush Shelby and Bartholomew counties to aid about 200 farm families on eroded soil with land purchases based on appraised value. Plans to acquire land are underway with options held until sufficient acreage is secured. Other regional projects include Wa bash Farms Vincennes Ind Scioto Arms Chillicothe Ohio Farms London and Osage Farms Sedalia Missouri.
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Nebraska drafts Norris on ticket for Senate race
An unprecedented move to draft Gorge W. Norris to a fifth Senate term unfolds in Nebraska. Norris declines the April primary but will appear on the November ballot as an independent after a petition drive led by James E. Lawrence. Support comes from Arthur Mullen and Edward R. Burke. Norris faces Democrat Terry Carpenter and Republican Robert G. Simmons in November.
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Yesterday's Results in Baseball Leagues and Standings
Yesterday's American League games saw Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 in ten innings, New York defeat Detroit 8 to 2, and Cleveland win 9 to 6 over Washington. In the National League St. Louis won 7 to 3, New York defeated Cincinnati 5 to 8, and Boston fell 4 to 8 against Cincinnati. Chicago at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Local News Rates and Contact Details in Linton Indiana
An apparatus of subscription and advertising rates lists mail and carrier options for Linton Indiana with Bishop Publisher John A Watkins at the Citizen Building. It notes rates for in town and out of state inserts, classified ads, reading notices, obituaries, and cards of thanks, with terms requiring advance payment and renewal to avoid discontinuation.
Livestock Market Report from Indianapolis
Report from Indianapolis shows hogs 1000 head with holdovers 128, generally steady. Heavies 9.40 to 10.20, medium 10.20 to 10.55, lights 10.85 to 10.565. Cattle and calves steady to low, top steers 8.40, top heifers 8.35, beef cows 4.75 to 5.50, cutter grades 3.50 to 4.60. Lambs nominally steady. sheep prices listed. Also notes postage stamp adoption and a Berlin to Hamburg high speed train record.
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Today’s Games Across Major Leagues
Sports brief lists evening matchups including New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St. Louis, Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Boston. Separate note cites the Belgian Congo’s area of 920600 square miles and population around ten million with 17400 Belgians and 50 Americans.
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4-H Club Notice Heads to Monday Meeting
The Boys 4-H Club will meet at 7 30 oclock Monday night in the Linton high school building. All members are urged to be present.
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