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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1946

Page

6

Rotary Club Forms in New Linton with Banquet

Mrs Asa Williams hosted the Mothers club at First Christian church with guests Miss Violet Gildie and Mrs Oscar Bogard. Lin ton Rotary was organized at New Linton hotel with banquet. Rotarians from Bedford Bloomington Bloomfield Sullivan and Vincennes attended. Prohibition agents report 7,670 gallons moonshine 9,048 quarts beer 20,000 gallons mash and vehicles seized in 20 days.

Asa Williams Mothers’ Club First Christian Church Violet Gildie Jasonville Oscar Bogard James Hemmingway James Nelson Ralph Holly George Liddel Herman Green Oral Dobbins Mark Haseman Harry Ax Prohibition Indiana

Alcan highway open for travel says Alaska Newsletter

Alaska Newsletter reports the Alcan highway is open with travelers calling it in excellent condition. It notes costs from Fairbanks to Seattle include lodging 34.75 meals 50.55 and gas 14.2 mpg while car shipping costs 18. It lists 15 hotels 10 gas stations and 3 repair posts along the Dawson Creek to Fairbanks stretch and urges carrying emergency parts before leaving Dawson Creek.

Juneau Alaska Lincoln Highway Warren Magnuson Washington Seattle Ralph Bowers Kenai Alcan Dawson Creek Yukon Territory Whitehorse Fairbanks

Vinson Sworn In as Chief Justice at White House Ceremony

Fred M. Vinson of Kentucky took the oath as the thirteenth chief justice of the United States at a White House ceremony. President Truman praised Vinson for enhancing the court’s national respect. The public filled the south grounds as gates opened for the inaugural style swearing-in. Vinson succeeds the late Harlan F. Stone.

Vinson Harlan F. Stone

Blandy Proclaims Bikini Test Zone Off Limits

Vice Admiral Blandy, commander of Operations Crossroads, declares Bikini and surrounding area out of bounds to all foreign ships and aircraft. He warns he will use force if needed and states unauthorized entry is at the intruder's risk. He confirms Able Day readiness and no foreign interference anticipated.

MT. Mckinley Bikini W. H. P. Blandy Blandy Eniwetok

Number of naval vessels to join Bikini test voyage

On June 26 aboard the USS Appalachian en route to Bikini, thirty four thousand sailors in 140 ships are to depart for the atom bomb test. Ships will be left to weather the blast, with departure timing tied to fair weather and a 9 30 a m test time on July 1. If no bomb drop by noon July 1, operations are canceled.

Bikini Bikini Lagoon Fitzhugh Lee

Livestock Report From Indianapolis Hogs and Cattle Mixed

Hogs 1,500 head active and steady with 100 lb hogs at 14.85. Cattle 900 plus calves 400. steers and heifers slow with early sales down to 25 cents. Low good to choice medium weight steers 17.50, cows steady to 14.50, beef cows 14.30 to 14.50, canners 8 to 10, dealers active 17.50 to 18.

Indianapolis U.P

Warning Issued Over Park Dumping Near Linton

Police and the Community Conservation club warned residents about trash dumping in Lee Sherrard park northeast of Linton. They urged use of the city dumping area to stop nuisance and spoilage of the recreation spot’s appearance.

Lee-Sherrard Park Linton Community Conservation Club

One Dead Three Hurt In State Car Train Crash

In New Albany Indiana a car driven by 80 year old Gerald W McIntyre collided with a train last night killing McIntyre. Cecil Dillon, one of the passengers, had a fractured skull and was rushed to St Edwards hospital in critical condition. His wife Lillian suffered a broken jaw and possible skull fracture while their daughter Betty sustained a broken hip.

New Albany Ind Gerald W. McIntyre McIntyre Cecil Dillon St. Edwards Hospital Lillian Betty

Jeans Shirt Tails Fade Before Vets at Ohio U

At Ohio University, postwar fashion shifts as men return. Women dormitory counselor Miss Irma Zuroweste notes coed appearance has improved with heavier serviceman enrollment. Slacks and jeans dominated wartime dress when men were scarce.

Ohio University Irma Zuroweste

Shipping Losses on U.S. Railroads Hit 80 Million

Joe Marshall of the American Association of Railroads told a Denver gathering that shipping damage losses and missing articles on United States railroads totaled 80 million dollars in 1945.

Denver Joe Marshall American Assn. of Railroads United States

Grace Craig Undergoes Major Operation in Philadelphia

Word reached here that Mrs Grace Craig has entered a Philadelphia hospital for a major operation. She is well known locally as the widow of Will Craig and sister in law of Jasper Schioot.

Grace Craig Philadelphia Craig Will Craig Jasper Schioot

Miss Magruder Recovers After App enectomy at St. Vincent’s

Miss Marjorie Magruder daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Magruder of Linton underwent an appendectomy Saturday night at St Vincent’s hospital Indianapolis. She is in room 130 and is now recovering.

Marjorie Magruder Ray Magruder Linton St. Vincent's Hospital At Indianapolis

Linton Methodist Class To Meet At Parsonage

The Young Married Peoples class of the Linton Methodist church will hold a meeting at 8:00 this evening at the church parsonage.

Linton Methodist Church

World Briefs Signal Nuclear War Ban and War Crimes

A roundup of 1940s era briefs reports that major powers outlaw bacteriological warfare, Peron vows to trial Nazis in Argentina, Sally Rand is arrested in a San Francisco raid, mine strike warnings amid a coal contract dispute, Shidehara testifies on Manchuria plans, Pope Pius grants a private audience, Truman taps Hooker for the IBRD, a Massachusetts bridge study ends after collapse, and Nora Carpenter secures a U S visa to marry the Army sergeant father of her quadruplets.

London U.P Nora Carpenter United States America Miss Carpenter William Thompson Pittsburgh

Police Hiring Shifts To Intelligence And Fitness Focus

In Miami the path to becoming a police officer centers on intelligence and physical fitness rather than procedural knowledge. Agencies stress athletic testing and analytical abilities to meet modern public safety demands.

Miami

Schmitt Family Visits and Rebekah Lodge Meeting

Mr and Mrs John Schmitt of Tipton visit with Mrs Louis Schmitt and Mrs Mary Sus an Schmitt. Ida Priest Mona Threster Eva Grooms and Ann Shephard attended the Rebekah lodge meeting at Bloomfield Monday evening.

John Schmitt Tipton Louis Schmitt Mary Susan Schmitt Ida Priest Mona Threster Eva Grooms Ann Shephard Rebekah Lodge Bloomfield

Greene County Tax Distribution Shown by Auditor

A semi annual report from Greene County Auditor Albert W. McLaughlin lists total tax distributions of 438 887 50 to multiple units. Major allocations include State School 9 565 77 Teachers Retirement 4 979 97 County Welfare 62 937 34 School Bonds 17 165 55 Library 5 102 93 Light and Water 8 676 39 Free Textbooks 152 15 and Hospital Maintenance 9 708 25.

Greene County Albert W. McLaughlin EE Bree Cine Ctnie Board of Agriculture War Memorial Humphreys Park

Army to limit draft calls amid volunteer recruitment drive

A plan to pause army draft inductions in July and August aims to rely on volunteers, with officials hoping all needs will be filled by volunteers soon. The move follows a compromise draft bill and allows induction of 19-year-olds while exempting 18-year-olds, fathers, and many ex servicemen.

Terson Army Ile R. Ewing Thomason Tex Dwight D. Eisenhower Navy Watterson House

GI Pay Increases Approved Today By Senate Action

The house passed and sent to the senate a compromise bill extending the draft until March 31. Secretary of War Robert P. Pat quoted as part of ongoing actions relating to GI pay increases approved today.

House Senate Robert P. Pat

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