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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1947

Page

6

Little Daisy mine to reopen under Jacksonville pact

Superior Fourth Vein Coal Co will resume operation of the Little Daisy mine after signing the Jacksonville agreement. The mine employs about 40 men. In local news, Leland Fisher and Carl Bryan captured a so called terrible wolf that turned out to be Ed Fisher's German police dog. City Council elected Ray Singer to the school board and Mrs Ed Carmody to the hospital board.

Superior Fourth Vein Coal Co Little Daisy Jacksonville Leland Fisher Carl Bryan Ed Fisher Ray Singer Ed Carmody

Lobaugh Faces Three First Degree Murder Indictments

Ralph Lobaugh a 30 year old Kokomo punch press operator faced three first degree murder indictments for killings of Anna Kuzeff Billie Haaga and Dorothea Howard in 1944 and 1945. He admitted the slayings then recanted and later told police he was mixed up. He will be held in Allen County jail until Sept. 2 arraignment set by Judge William H. Schannon as court summer vacation begins.

Fort Wayne Ind Ralph Lobaugh Kokomo Punch Anna Kuzeff Billie Haaga Dorothea Howard Lobaugh Chicago Allen County William H. Schannon

Hoosier Drowned in Ohio Lake Incident

A sudden windstorm capsized two rowboats on Lake St Marys near St Marys Ohio. Four people drowned including Paul Gawson 49 of Indianapolis Indiana. Two others were saved by clinging to an overturned boat until rescue. Local authorities investigated the accident.

ST. Mary, O U.P Lake St. Marys Paul Gawson Indianapolis Ind

Women of the Moose Change Meeting Night

Announcement says the Women of the Moose will meet at 8 PM Friday instead of Wednesday. Bedford Women of the Moose will attend and initiatory services will be held. PEANUTS TO THE RESCUE LONDON The Ministry of Food says one third of cooking fats and oils deficiency in Britain will be overcome by 1952 with East Africa peanuts. The ministry expects 56 000 tons of nuts equating to 76 000 tons of oil to be produced next year.

Women of the Moose Bedford Women of the Moose London U.P Ministry of Food

Eisenhower urges US Canada arms standardization

General Eisenhower called for joint standardization of equipment training and doctrine with Canada and other American nations to strengthen defense. He warned the first attack in a future war would likely target Great Lakes and St Lawrence river industries. The testimony supported a House committee bill backing President Truman's inter American military cooperation program. Secretary Marshall urged quick passage.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Army House Foreign Affairs Committee Truman Eisenhower Canada North America United States

Record fishing year foreseen in Indiana

John H. Nigh director of the Indiana Department of Conservation predicts a record fishing year with about 750000 license holders. He warns enforcement will rise as Hoosier lakes and streams see heavy opening turnout and good weekend weather could increase anglers and potential violations while bag limits remain unchanged.

Indianapolis Ind John H. Nigh Indiana Department of Conservation Indiana Nigh

Aggregate fishing bag limits explained for multiple species

The rules state crappies and rock bass at 25, bass pike pickerel and wall-eyes six daily aggregate limit, yellow perch unlimited, trout 15 with season close August 31. Nigh notes aggregate limits apply across species so 25 of one species means no others that day.

Waukesha Teens Form City Bike Patrol

Sixteen grade school youths sworn in as Waukesha first Bike Patrol members will work with police to deter and arrest bicycling violators. Officer Ken Becker helped form the patrol and will oversee teen punishment decisions. The article oddly ends noting the eggplant and its poisonous reputation.

Waukesha Wis U.P Ken Becker Becker

Mercy pleas for wildlife by Indiana motorists

Indiana conservation officials ask drivers to slow down to protect wildlife after a resident tally shows many animals killed on North Central highways. Herman Rodgers reports 149 rabbits and other species among dozens of dead wildlife across 25 000 miles of road, with director Donald Hughes calling the toll high and urging caution.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Department of Conservation Indiana Rodgers Donald R. Hughes Fish and Game

Greene circuit court reports divorces sought and license issued

In Bloomfield two new divorce filings appear in the Greene circuit court with Fernand Leroux versus Bertha Leroux and Bruce C. Beck versus Anna Beck listed for divorce. A marriage license was issued to Otis Windell Griffith and Janie Bernadette Currans of Linton.

Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Otis Windell Griffith Janie Bernadette Currans Linton Fernand Leroux Bertha Leroux Bruce C. Beck Anna Beck

Reserve Officers to Meet Friday in Greene County

Greene County Chapter Officers Reserve Association schedules a 7 30 pm Friday meeting at the Linton Elks home. Capt Allen W Head Unit Instructor ORC will attend and a combat film will be shown. A note mentions James Liddy of Watertown NY as maker of early coil springs.

Greene County Officers’ Reserve Association Linton Elks Allen W. Head Officers Reserve Corps

Pets Get Jittery In Indianapolis

Dog lovers report nervous pets as officials link uptick in bites to toy cap pistols. Dr. Gerald Kempf says dog bites rose 58 percent since caps went on sale about two months ago under a new state law.

Indianapolis U.P Gerald Kempf

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