Storm damages reported. Humphreys house struck by lightning
A severe storm with wind and rain caused damage in the area. The home of J M Humphreys at Fourth and A Streets was hit by lightning but sustained only minor damage. Greene County 4-H club membership rises to 640 under County Agent Virgil Sexson. Paul V McNutt of Martinsville and Bloomington was unanimously nominated as the Democratic candidate for governor of Indiana.
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J. M. Humphreys
Greene County
Virgil Sexson
Paul V. McNutt
Martinsville
Bloomington
Govnor
Warren Stands By in GOP Campaign
California Governor Earl Warren stays off the front line as Taft and Eisenhower dominate headlines. He carries 76 votes toward Chicago and plans to hold steady if neither rival reaches 604 needed for the nomination. Warren aims to remain unremarked while pursuing his own policy focus.
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Sacramento
Cal
U.P
Taft
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Fiail Warren
Fornia
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Spee
Eit
Ffable
Cali- Warren
Two Red Planes Shot Down Over Manchuria Run
American Sabrejets engaged six SA-9s crossing the Yalu from Antung Manchuria and shot down two enemy planes. The other two were damaged and fled across the border. Capt. Frederick C. Blesse earned credit for the kills with a second pilot unnamed. Ground fighting near hills southeast of Kumsong on the central front saw about 200 Communists killed in a separate assault.
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Seoul
Korea
Manchurian
Frederick C. Blesse
Phoenix
Ariz
Col
Royal N. Baker
McKinney
Texas
John Kozey
Corning
Kumsong
Hospital and birth notices from Jasonville area
Theodore L Farris of Jasonville admitted for treatment Thursday after an accident at Hickory Grove Mine with back and shoulder injuries. Rex Ferguson of Linton route two admitted after a Thursday accident with a dislocated shoulder. dismissed today. Mrs James George of Springville gave birth to a nine pound three ounce girl named Doris Lorene. Miss Tamaly Hainenapolis had a tonsillectomy. Dexter Hanna of Indianapolis had minor surgery. Mrs Roy Perigo of Linton admitted this morning. Mrs Violet Elliott of Lyons gave birth to an eight pound two ounce boy named Michael. Miss Jackie Sue Sexton of Jagonville dismissed yesterday. David Moss of Linton dismissed. Everett Bedwell of Linton released Thursday. Mrs Donald Heaton and baby home in Broomfield Thursday. Richard Pritchett of Jasonville taken home today. Robert Lane Corbin taken home in Owensboro. Bastard Chafey of Linton transferred to hospital in Indianapolis.
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Rex Ferguson
Linton
James George
Springville
Doris Lorene
Tamaly Hainenapolis
Dexter Hanna
Indianapolis
Roy Perigo
Micheal
Jackie Sue Sexton
Jagonville
David Moss
Everett Bedwell
Donald Heaton
Baby
Broomfield
Richard Pritchett
Jasonville
Robert Lane Corbin
Owensboro
Bastard Chafey
Ben
Robert
Polio pledge drives 35 million copies nationwide
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis distributes 35 million copies of its 1952 polio pledge for parents. The pledge lists medically approved precautions and actions for communities or homes affected by polio.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Doctor Wallace Receives Degree at New York Medical College
Daniel Wallace is awarded his doctor of medicine at the June graduation event of New York Medical College Flow er Fifth Avenue Hospital and will henceforth be addressed as Dr Doctor.
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New York
Daniel Wallace
Nw York Medical College
Flower-Fifth Avenue Hospital
Miss Murray Is Eliminated From British Amateur Golf
In Troon Scotland Mae Murray of Rutland Vermont, the last American in the British Women's Amateur Championship, fell to Frances Stephens of England 5 and 3 in the semifinal round.
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Troon
Scotland
U.P
Tiny Mae Murray
Rutland
Frances Stephens
England
Truman Signs Foreign Aid Bill Amid Cold War Push
President Truman signed a $6.45 billion foreign aid bill to sustain the free world against Communist aggression. The measure, about $1.5 billion below his request, authorizes the fiscal year starting July 1 and consolidates most military, economic, and technical assistance under one administrator. The money will be appropriated later, with House Republicans pledging further cuts during funding debates.
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Washington
U.P
Truman
Free World
Congress
United States
House
Security Boosts May Be Approved
The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved a bill to raise old age insurance benefits under Social Security by $5 monthly. The measure, already passed by the House, would lift annual benefits to about $4.5 million and take effect in September without raising Social Security taxes.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Finance Committee
Walter F. George
Dga
House
Senate
Winners named in Mrs Backyard division of 1952 Yard and Garden contest
The Daily Citizen omits winners from one division of the Linton Civic Garden club event. In Mrs Backyard, Mrs Forrest Gilbert won first, Mrs Clyde Icenogle took second, Mrs Jesse Correll third, and Mrs Lou Fleetwood received honorable mention.
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Linton Civic Garden Club
Daily Citizen
Backyard
Forrest Gilbert
Clyde Icenogle
Jesse Correll
Lou Fleetwood
Baby Foods Set for Price Increase Under OPS Order
Baby foods are due for a price rise of six to twelve mills per jar as Office of Price Stabilization issues an order allowing processors to lift ceiling prices on all varieties. The move follows today’s OPS directive.
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Washington
U.P
Office of Price Stabilization
Corner 5th and A Streets Nearest to Tucker Quartet
Corner 5th and A Streets NE is noted in local notices with references to Harry and Branson Tucker. The item highlights a local landmark or property marker associated with the Tucker family.
Loveland Elected Leader of Indiana Elks
P W Loveland of Jeffersonville was elected head of the 68 Indiana Elks lodges at the state convention now in Fort Wayne. He has served since 1943 in state association roles and is advisor to the Louisville District Corps of Engineers. Fort Wayne hosts the convention ending Sunday. Linton Elks members Vance Sappenfield Bob Fitzpatrick and Sherman Anderson will attend Saturday.
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P. W. Loveland
Jeffersonville
Elks
Indiana Elks Association
Louisville
District Corps of Engineers
U. S. Army
Fort Wayne
Vance Sappenfield
Bob Fitzpatrick
Sherman Anderson
Linton
Poorman Brothers on Furlough from Camp Atterbury
Pfc. John Poorman and Pfc. Paul Poorman, stationed with the U. S. Army at Camp Atterbury, are spending a few weeks furlough with their mother Mrs. Mary Woodburn. They will report for duty in New Jersey on their return to camp.
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John Poorman
Paul Poorman
U. S. Army
Camp Atterbury
Mary Woodburn
New Jersey
Cargill Bulletin Reveals U S Crop Prospects
The Cargill Crop Bulletin reports hot dry spells have badly cut spring wheat prospects in North Dakota and nearby regions, with potential partial recovery only in a few areas. It notes generally adequate moisture elsewhere, minor Pacific Northwest shortages, and mixed signals for winter wheat and flax.
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Minneapolis
Minn
N.p
Cargill
North Central States
North Dakota
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
Pacific Northwest
Nebraska
North Dakot
Chinese Laundry Worker Presses Bills in Memphis
In Memphis a young Chinese laundry worker pressed dollar bills with a steam iron before handing change from a five dollar bill to Thomas Frederick.
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Memphis
Injuries Fatal for Corydon Man in Car Crash
Henry J. Haynes, 58, of Corydon, died after his car left Indiana 135 and hit a tree four miles south of town. The accident occurred late Thursday, and family officials said he died from injuries sustained in the crash.
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Corydon
Ind
U.P
Henry J. Haynes
Indiana 135
Here
Boy Scouts of Troop 50 Plans Camp Wapeham Trip
All members journeying to Camp Wape ham must gather at the Methodist church this Sunday at 1 30 p m with full equipment.
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BOY Scouts
Camp
Wapeham
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