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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
3
The report highlights the record of promoters and owners behind the bank, emphasizing business integrity and loyalty to Lin ton enterprises and the local community. It notes there are 50 individuals associated, with resources described as ample, clean, safe, and secure.
Philadelphia reports circulate that Postmaster General James A. Farley will resign from Roosevelt's cabinet after the Democratic national convention to focus on the election campaign. Farley would also step down as Democratic national chairman and New York state chairman, though no official confirmation is given.
The Indiana State Tax Board of Commissioners will begin a 12 day rehearing and review session on July 7 to reassess utilities and industrial firms. Final action will be taken on petitions including Vincennes Water Works and several telephone companies, with dates through July 17.
Evansville Vincennes Terre Haute New Albany and Jeffersonville received 1500 Japanese beetle traps in the last week. Virgil M. Simmons, director of the state conservation department, said the program measures spread since first found in Indianapolis two years ago. Entomologists do not expect severe damage yet.
Central Press staff writer notes at Philadelphia convention that platforms matter little to voters who won’t read them. He argues Roosevelt’s policy may diverge from 1932 platform and predicts possible third party shifts as labor and farmer groups align, potentially reshaping national politics by 1940.
Great Lakes Exposition opens its doors on Cleveland's lakefront next Saturday marking Cleveland's centennial and a century of progress. The vast fair features free entertainment from a 100 piece Great Lakes Symphonic Orchestra, Radioland broadcasts, and a Marine Theater in Municipal Stadium. Visitors will tour the Streets of the World with 165 buildings and a 40 acre amusement zone amid illuminated displays and celebrity acts.
Indiana FHA figures show 12 375 660 dollars in Indiana loans as of June 20 with Greene county at 66 675 dollars. State director R Harl Peters says a building boom is ahead and urges buyers to act now to secure low interest FHA insured mortgages and budget friendly payments. He notes rising costs and greater access to money through local banks under the National Housing Act.
Dugger Indiana June 25 Those who enjoyed an all day picnic Sunday at Knox camp included Mr and Mrs W J Spinks and children Marilynn Janice and Billy Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goldman and children Bobby Jimmy and Doris Mrs Maude Silvers and daughter Betty Mrs Inez Page Miss Velda Anderson Miss Francis Davis Ronald Risinger Max Pirtle and Robert Solsberry of Deggier Miss Dorothy Spinks and Virgil Combs of Shelburn A large dinner and swimming provided diversions More visitors included Mrs Ralph Walters and sons Billy Ralph and Jimmie of Washington staying with her mother Mrs Alice Robinson Another daughter Mrs George Grubb and family of Vincennes visited Monday Augusta Feldman went to Evansville to visit her sister Mrs William Groff and family She plans to visit relatives in Diseney Graysville and West Salem Ill before returning home Floyd Thomas and sons Bobby and Jimmie of Indianapolis visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wesley Silvers Frank Parsons and daughters Hazel Ruth and Helen shopped in Terre Haute The state air tour drew many from Dugger to Sullivan Tuesday afternoon
Mr and Mrs O P Slinkard of therty visited Bloomfield last evening where Mrs Slinkard attended her bridge club at Mrs Murray Nesbits home. Slinkards nephew Philp Nesbit accompanied them for a brief stay before returning home.
About seven acres of land for sale located east of the South Linton school house. Contact Anna Craft at South Linton, 25138p for details.
Indianapolis June 25 The effort to consolidate railroad terminals in Indianapolis has ended after unions opposed the plan since 1933, with federal co ordinator Joseph B Eastman’s term expiring. Union leaders say any future merger would require agreement among railroads and unions on seniority and severance pay.
Officials from 11 counties including Grant Howard Miami Wabash Huntington Wells Blackford Jay Delaware Madison and Tipton will meet state highway department representatives at Marion on July 2 to discuss highway system problems. This eighth in a series by the highway survey commission aims to address traffic issues across the state.
The Lyons 4 H nine tallied a 15 to 7 victory over the Triangle club in a junior league hardball game at Linton City park on Wednesday. Lyons battery featured Biggs and Baughn while Kirby Powell Starkey and Yoder led the Triangle lineup.
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