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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1958

Page

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Parking suggestion for Central school lot draws mixed views

A Linton resident urged Industries for Linton Committee to convert the old Central school site into a central parking area citing existing utilities and downtown access for trailers. The piece notes local candidates and events, including John Ax for judge and Bud Lenning for secretary of state, plus World’s Fair visitor estimates and garden tips.

Linton Central School Industries For Linton Committee, Inc Greene County John Ax India Frank A. “Bud” Lenning Bloomfield GOP

Burcham Takes Fitness Tests in Germany

First Lt. Jerry J. Burcham age 25 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph V Burcham Jasonville recently took part in a physical fitness test by the Seventh Army near Baumholder Germany He arrived overseas in April 1957 and serves as a platoon leader in Company D of the 12th Infantry in the 8th Division He is a 1951 Jasonville High School graduate and 1956 United States Military Academy graduate His wife Mary accompanies him in Germany.

Baumholder Germany OHTNC Jerry J. Burcham Joseph V. Burcham Jasonville Seventh Army Burcham 8Th Infantry Division 12Th Infantry Jasonville High School U.S. Military Academy Mary Murnau AHTNC Ronald L. Neidigh Genny Army European Engineer Ordnance School Neidigh 3D Infantry Division 3D Quartermaster Company Werzburg Army Fort Benning Europe Bloomfield High School Clifford Neidigh Bloomfield Route Four

Witness testifies Mogilner tried a $1000 shakedown in highway scandal

Indianapolis UPI report: Robert Seastrom, a manufacturers' agent with dealings with Arthur J. Mogilner, testifies Mogilner sought a $1000 payoff to quiet a newspaper story on highway irregularities. He says Mogilner also discussed lavish trips and bribe schemes linked to state business and officials including Virgil Smith.

Indianapolis UPI Arthur J. Mogilner Mogilner Robert Seastrom Elmer Sherwood William Sayer Seastrom Virgil “Red” Smith George Craig Canada Cuba Sherwood Sayer Smith and Thers

Two Chicago teens held on auto theft charges

In Cass County jail, Russell Bays, 19, and a 16 year old boy were held on auto theft charges. Police say the pair admitted stealing a car in Chicago, abandoning it in Francesville, and stealing another in Monticello after their Delphi arrest.

Logansport Ind UPI Chicago Cass County Russell Bays Delphi Monticello Francesville

Two Rodeo Shows Canceled Here

R-Bar-L Rodeo company canceled two showings scheduled for Saturday and Sunday north of Humphreys Park due to wet grounds. Owner Red Lunsford did not know if the troupe would return later in the season.

R-Bar-L Rodeo Company Linton Humphreys Park Red” Lunsford

Regions Flood Loan Eligibility Declared for 42 Indiana Counties

Farmers in Greene Clay Daviess Knox Owen Sullivan and Gibson counties were named eligible for emergency farm loans after a governor appeal. Loans from the Farmers Home Administration cover rebuilding equipment and operating costs at 3 percent interest. White River receded to 24.15 feet with a crest at 26.50 feet Monday. 42 counties receive flood relief.

White River Greene M. E. Brock U.S Elliston Indiana United States Department of Agriculture Harold W. Handley Clay Daviess Knox Owen Sullivan Gibson Sullivan County Wabash Agriculture Department Farmers Home Administration William G. Bray

Linton-Stockton High Schools Reports Adequate Math Science

Principal J Robert Hahn reports Linton Stockton High School keeps pace with national standards in math and science. Freshman algebra and general math enrollments total 151. geometry 55. advanced algebra 17. senior solid geometry and trig 22. Biology 123 of 128 freshmen meet state requirements. chemistry 25. physics 28. Increases stem from nationwide science publicity better counseling and lab facilities.

Linton - Stockton High School United States J. Robert Hahn Hahn Linton-Stockton High School State Department of Public Instruction Linton Gradua

UN Eyes Lebanon Peace Plan Amid East West Tensions

UPI reports Dag Hammarskjold racing to avert an all out conflict as Lebanon faced a rebel challenge backed by Syria. The UN aims to deploy 110 observers by Monday to monitor border tensions while Italy supports aerial surveillance and Lebanon seeks sea patrols.

Beirut Lebanon UPI U.N Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold United States Britain Tripoli Baalbeck

Vanguard Rocket Stays Earth-bound at Cape Canaveral

Navy technicians halted the Vanguard launch after repeated countdowns near zero due to technical difficulties. The 20-inch satellite inside the rocket was designed to relay solar X-ray data and micro meteorite intensity from space, with no reschedule time given.

Cape Canaveral Fla UPI Navy Vanguard

Indianapolis Man Killed by Train Collision

Phillip Bowen aged 36 of Indianapolis was killed when his small truck was struck by a New York Central Railroad passenger train at a crossing. Authorities said the vehicle skidded on fresh oil as Bowen braked.

Indianapolis UPI Phillip Bowen New York Central Railroad Bowen

Indiana Flood Forecast But Rain Won't Lift Crest

Heavy rains across Indiana, totaling up to nearly two inches, slow crest drops but won’t raise river stages. The Wabash at Vincennes is seen cresting near 27 to 27.5 feet, with forecasts indicating crests in Lafayette Terre Haute and Mount Carmel areas. White River at Petersburg to crest around 22.5 feet, while conditions ease in Indianapolis and surrounding flood zones.

Indiana Wabash Vincennes Greencastle Terre Haute Monticello Lafayette Loransport Portland Kokomo Peru Indianapolis Weather Bureau White River Petersburg Mount Carmel Ill New Harmony Ind

LDS Conference Set for June 22 at Local Chapel

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold its Southern Indiana Quarterly Conference Sunday June 22 at the First and D Streets Northwest chapel. Mission president Reuel E Christensen and Fort Wayne counselors will speak. First session begins 9 15 a m. Public invited.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Southern Indiana D” Streets Reuel E. Christensen Fort Wayne

Shifts in Soviet Policy Threaten Western World

The report notes rising Soviet hardening toward Yugoslavia and East West tensions. Khrushchev hints at a Stalinist turn after Nagy's execution, while China pressures satellites to stay aligned. Moscow warns Japan on U S weapons and blames Denmark over Nagy events.

Middle East Marshal Tito Yugoslavia China Tito Moscow Central Committee Soviet Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev Russia Peiping Peoples Daily Hungary London Imre Nagy Japan U. S East Germany Denmark Copenhagen Nagy Communist Party Pravda Eisenhower

Six Women Injured as Drunk Driver Strikes Sidewalk

In Indianapolis six women leaving the Radio Corporation of America plant were struck by a car driven by Marvin Lyle St Martin 25. All suffered serious injuries three with bone fractures and one with a leg amputated. St Martin faces drunk driving and failure to stop charges after abandoning the vehicle with two companions.

Indianapolis UPI Radio Corporation of America Michigan LaSalle Sts Methodist Hospital Johnnie Maiden Ruth Busbee Amanda Boal Faye Hicks Sophia Tekourius Lena McElrath Lebanon Maiden McElrath Marvin Lyle St. Martin

Lie Tests Clear Two Youthful Suspects in Bank Burglary

Two boys from Crawfordsville, Michael Esra 17 and Larry Fields 18, were released by Washington County Sheriff Milton Owsley after lie detector tests cleared them in the Citizens Bank burglary in Pekin. Police had arrested two others near Salem on Ind. 60 after a side door was forced open but nothing was stolen.

Pekin Ind UPI Citizens Bank Washington County Milton Owsley Michael Esra Larry Fields Crawfordsville Ind. 60 Salem

Goble Explains Terms of New Unemployment Act

Lewis Goble announces the extension law allows qualified residents to file for unemployment compensation at the Linton office starting Monday June 23. Claims will be taken 6 AM to 4 30 PM Monday through Friday with Social Security number based registration to reduce lines.

Linton Indiana Employment Security Division Lewis Goble Goble Friay

Centennial Queen to crown Mrs Etta Taylor in Jasonville Jubilee

Jasonville marks its 100th anniversary from July 14 to 20 tied to the Tri County Fair. The celebration features a Kourt series June 28 to July 19, old fashioned bargain days, a Centennial museum opening, street dances, grand Ole Opry stars, a two hour pageant, and a Centennial Queen crowning of 78 year old Mrs Etta Taylor who has lived in Jasonville 54 years.

Jasonville Indiana Main Street Jasonville Fairgrounds Lonzo Oscar Fairgrounds Jimmie Dickens Judy Lynn Grand Ole Opry Illinois Jasonville High School Etta Taylor Taylor Hugh

Mrs Rehmel Dies At 49 In Freeman Hospital

Mrs Harvey Rehmel aged 49 died suddenly at 1 30 this afternoon at Freeman Greene county hospital. Her body was taken to the Anderson Poin Dexter Memory Chapel for funeral arrangements.

Harvey Rehmel Freeman- Greene County Hospital Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel

Mrs. Ella Wyatt Dies at 82 in Dugger

Ella Wyatt 82 lifelong Dugger resident died at 4 30 this morning after four months illness. Born May 7 1876 south of Dugger she was daughter of John H and Loucynthia Alsman. Survived by husband Elmer Wyatt three sons Russell Long Beach California Raymond Detroit Michigan Rex Dugger one brother Ira Alsman four grandchildren. Body at Evans Funeral Home call after 10 Saturday. Services at Dugger Methodist Church Sunday 2 pm burial in Dugger cemetery.

Ella Wyatt Dugger Wyatt Sullivan County John H. and Loucynthia Willis Alsman

Eisenhower Signs Bill for 10 Percent Pay Raise

President Eisenhower signed a bill granting classified government employees a 10 percent pay increase retroactive to January 1. He asked Congress for a supplemental appropriation to cover the adjustment for fiscal 1958 through June 30 and to include back pay for January.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Congress House Sam Rayburn

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