Semi Annual Dividend Soon for Savings Deposits
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
4
City Welcomes J C C Visit and Prospective Boost
Residents hear about plans to boost the progressive city as a visitor from J C C arrives. The message emphasizes pride in Linton and invites support for upcoming events tomorrow.
Knox County Man Dies in Accident
John Jackson a 70 year old Knox county resident known as General Jackson died en route to Daviess county hospital after being pinned beneath an overturned car on old highway 50 near the White river bridge. Driver Lawrence McGee suffered serious injuries as the vehicle struck a tree during a struggle over the wheel. Jackson survived by son Webster Jackson of Wheatland. Coroner investigation begun in Daviess county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
John Jackson
Lawrence McGee
Knox County
Jackson
White River
Washington
McGee
White River Bridge
Daviess County Hospital
Webster Jackson
Wheatland
Daviess County
Daviess County Corponer
New Rule Closes U S Border Exits to Italians
The United States ordered all border exits closed to Italian nationals until further notice. The justice department instructed immigration and border patrols to prevent Italians from leaving the country to curb departures with excess funds, mirrored by treasury tax agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
United States
Justice
Treasury Department
Jericho Tossers Win Odd Contest For First In League
Jericho defeats Jasonville 1460 ringers 1468 points to 1383 ringers 1255 points at Jericho courts in a Wabash Valley Horseshoe league match. Reported as one of Indiana's outstanding games, Jericho tops valley standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho Courts
Jericho
Jasonville
Jasons
Jericho Lads
A. Harris
Meredith
O. Harris
C. Rhoderick
Hayes
Jefferies
Harvey
Foster
Ringers
Ford
Lafollette
Pergal
Cox
Neilson
Houlson, Jr
Near
Brashears
Indiana
Miners Turn Back Robinson Outfit In Big Win
The Linton Miner baseball team defeated Robinson NL Moose 9 to 1 at High School park. Smith pitched seven innings allowing three hits, while Trinkle finished the last two. Shearn led with three hits as Linton built a 2 3 4 inning total and hosts Hillman Jewellers next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Miner
Robinson
Moose
Diamond
High School Park
Linton
Smith
Robinson Lads
Trinkle
Shearn
Hillman Jewellers
Terre Haute
Linton Diamond
Germany Mobilizes For Multi Front War In Soviet Front
Germany launches a four pronged assault from the Baltic to the Black Sea as it intensifies air attacks on Soviet targets including Odessa. British support promises continue with Eden conveying aid terms while Moscow coordinates. Churchill vows to destroy Hitler and Nazi rule by land sea and air with allied assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Baltic
Black Sea
Germany
Odessa
Belgrade
Roterdam
Ivan Maisky
Anthony Eden
Maisky
Constantine A. Dumansky
Washington
Eden
Britain
Moscow
Stafford Cripps
Russia
Churchill
Hitler
Newberry Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
A flurry of visits fills the week end as Willis Jenkins family from Mineral Illinois stay with Ray Workman and daughter. Many relatives from Dugger Linton Vincennes Anderson Muncie Epsom and Newberry share Sunday gatherings and week long travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Jenkins
Mineral, Ill
Ray Workman
Jenkins
Workman
C. R. Carr
Dugger
Ronda Lu Reintjes
Linton
Laura Christenberry
Vera Ledgerwood
Anderson
Claude Keller
Lyons
John Reep
Vincennes
T. N. Jean
Farol Christenberry
Caila Keller
Washington
William Neidigh
Indianapolis
Calvin Neidigh
John Mullis
Emma Mullis
John MelIntire
Alva Gilbreath
Robert Gilbreath
Lee Mottern
Billy
Virgil Emery
Bloomfield
Herman Gregory
Muncie
John Isenogle
Ruth
Mary Simpson
Charles Hunter
Prizes Puzzling After Chicago to Michigan City Race
Officials of the Columbia Yacht Club faced confusion over prizes after declaring the 50th Chicago to Michigan City race a no race as 1100 vessels becalmed past a nine hour deadline. The event ended with no finishers and a balloon ascent was blocked by strong winds during the Gay Nineties celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
U.P
Chicago
Columbia Yacht Club
Parade of Historic Fire-Engines and Balloons Draws Crowds
Spectators witnessed a parade of ancient fire-engines automobiles and carriages with citizens in old-fashioned dress. The same number gathered yesterday for the balloon ascension and picnic.
Navy to open inquiry into sinking of submarine O-9
A court of inquiry will investigate the loss of the O-9 and its 33 crew with witnesses from New London base. Salvage was called off as divers faced danger, while Secretary Knox led ceremonies over the spot of the disaster and 1000 sailors honored the dead. The report notes near none of the crew’s relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmouth
N. H
U.P
Navy
Naval
New London
Conn
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Burma Arms Up for Defense Amid Southeast Tensions
Travelers report Burma quietly expanding its land forces to about 20 000 with Indian reinforcements. Burma's defense rests on land barriers and naval protection for nearby coasts, while three eastern invasion routes are discussed, highlighting strategic vulnerabilities and British planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiengmai
Chieng Tung
Shan States
Lashio
Burma
Burma Road
Rangoon
Japan
Malaya
Thailand
Bangkok
U.P
India
Singapore
Gibraltar
Mergui
Sukothai
Moulmein
Smithies Scarce at Fort Riley
At Fort Riley Kansas the army trained more than seventy five enlisted men in a three month course to shoe horses. The need arose as thousands of draftees were inducted and a lack of blacksmiths was noted despite the requirement to shoe horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley, Kas
U.P
Fort Riley
Woman pays immigration fee with 500 pennies
Zilda Viera Bem of Sunnyvale California presented 500 pennies to cover her second naturalization application fee. She said she began saving for the fee after receiving her first papers two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyvale
Cal
U.P
Zilda Viera Bem
Naturalization
Linton Elks form U S C committee for service drive
J W Crackett Exalted Ruler names May or E V Bull Percy Myers and W C Boren to the U S C committee. Elks aim to raise 10 765 000 to support 339 recreational clubs at army camps and naval stations to sustain morale and provide wholesome leave activities for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Elks’ Lodge
United Service Organizations
J. W. Crackett
U.S. O
Drackett
E. V.bull
Percy Myers
W. C. ‘Boren
Nicholson
The
Elks
France
United States
End of War Aims to Send 30000 Discharged Soldiers Home
Amid postwar plans authorities mobilize 30,000 honorably discharged soldiers to return home as the conflict closes. Officials outlined steps to demobilize and reintegrate veterans into civilian life.
Livestock Report From Indianapolis Markets
Hogs 7,000 head with prices $9.25 to $10.75 per hundredweight and hogs 15 cents higher. cattle and calves 2,300 head with steady to strong tone. Bulk steers and yearlings $10.25 to $11.25 with top $11.50, most heifers $10 to $11. sheep and lambs 400 head up 15 to 25 cents with spring lambs at $12 to $12.50. Sows 10 to 25 cents higher. market readings cover weights from 100 to 400 pounds and over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Noise blamed for errors in St. Louis study
U P reports that St. Louis research on reducing noise shows typing errors dropped as much as fifty two percent during a campaign to diminish unnecessary noises. The work suggests noise control improves accuracy in a busy office setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Navajo Rights Group Demands Removal of John Collier
The Navajo Rights association urged President Roosevelt to dismiss John Collier as commissioner of Indians, arguing the Navajos cannot get along with him and labeling his theories as communistic. George B. Bowra, secretary, voiced the warning from Aztec New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collier
N. M
U.P
Navajo Rights Association
Roosevelt
George B. Bowra
Association
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Max Friedman
Penney’s
Froeschke
Cushing
NEW Philco Radios
Maxwell Furniture CO
Spotlight Coffee
Kroger
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Wells’ Market
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Starrring
Joan Franchot Bennett
Tone
Suu Hubbard
Eve Arden
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