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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1954
Page
5
A New York report describes the pad knee pant an apron style denim garment by a St. Louis designer. The item covers front leg from waist to calves with a removable foam pad inserted in a knee pocket to cushion when cleaning floors.
An outline style trouser fashion concept describes kneeling chores and standing cooking, featuring faded blue navy dark gray or checked denim to blend with trouser shades. The design suggests a versatile, covert apron style suitable for daily tasks and dress-consistency.
The table shows Milwaukee leading with 45 wins and 19 losses, New York at 41 25, and Cleveland 45 19 among others. Teams such as Chicago 42 22 and Detroit 28 33 appear with several percentages and notes including a nine-run inning reference.
High School park will host a strong softball matchup as the Peerless Cleaning crew return to face the Lin ton All Stars led by Terre Haute ace Wayne Meyers. Meyers fronts a sharp Terre Haute defense with Norm Hawkins catching while Linton counters with pitcher George Jones and a deep lineup. The event aims to draw support from local softball fans on a guaranteed-basis contest.
A keratolytic fungicide named NOW You Can Lick Athlete's Foot With Keratolytic Action removes tainted outer skin to expose fungi and kills them on contact. It promises baby-soft skin and a money-back offer within one hour at drug stores.
Highest paid U S union members come from entertainment sectors including television radio film and music. The earnings leadership reflects bargaining power of performers writers and technicians across media industries and unions.
Residents and families from Lyons and nearby areas visited relatives across Indiana Illinois and Alabama last week. Osborns visited Myers family in Fishers while Sizemores visited Bloomingt on relatives and others traveled to Vincennes Terre Haute Indianapolis Switz City Martinsville Popular Grove and Indianapolis to connect with kin and friends.
Lucy Chapel and Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe with daughters from Gary spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs James Linn and Mr and Mrs Emory Wolfe of Pleasantville. Mrs Wilbur Payne and Mrs Eliza Holdson dined with Mrs Cletus Padgett of Gambill. Mr and Mrs James Linn and Mr and Mrs Wayne Cox and son Ralph visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Black and daughter Nancy Sunday evening. Miss Kathleen Morris, employed in Cincinnati, Ohio, weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Willie Morris.
I wish to thank all my friends in Linton for the many cards and letters I received during my recent illness. Mrs William Sloan Detroit Mich
Paul A Pfeffer, 22, serving 20 years to life for killing Edward S Bates a sailor from Rockaway Beach N Y, arrives in New York City for a hearing on a motion for a new trial. Police say John Francis Roche, an indicted New York mass slayer, has confessed to the same crime.
Washington reports President Eisenhower ally Ezra Taft Benson imposes strict acreage and price support limits. Backers warn tighter controls will aid parity support goals, while critics say simultaneous production cuts hurt farm income. Estimates suggest 35 million diverted acres, impacting wheat belt and cotton regions.
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