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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1952
Page
6
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A compact survey highlights notable items from the 1932 Linton Daily Citizen archives. It flags local events, society notes, and brief reports tied to corresponding dates a generation ago.
The Democratic national convention in Chicago opens with focus on a platform likely to include repeal of the dry law. Gov. F D Roosevelt of New York appears close to a nomination. Linton prepares for a record Fourth of July celebration with a week of parade and amusements. Fred Jewell announces an excellent City Park concert program Thursday night.
M/Sgt. and Mrs. Herb Witherell of Ft. Riley Kansas visit Mrs. Nettie McKinney and Bill McKinney. He heads to Camp Stoneman Cal then sails for Korea. Mrs. Witherell will live in Terre Haute. He has 25 years in the army. She is the former Ann McKinney of Linton.
The column shares playful quips from older relatives on everyday wisdom and fashion while noting a Peruvian fortress near Sacashuaman with tightly fitted 200 ton stones that defy knife insertion. The piece hints at upcoming events and trains of thought from past generations.
In loving memory of Mrs Cath erine Driscoll who died seven years ago today. Sadly missed by her children.
A small animal event or listing appears for Thursday evening at a Bloomfield Indiana address 39W with a contact phone. The readable fragment suggests an ad or notice for animal sale or adoption.
The Linton Municipal Golf course team will host the Cascades from Bloomington for the first inter-club match of the 1952 season. About 25 Bloomington golfers are expected. tee-off is 1:00 p.m. Local players urged to sign up by 6:00 p.m. Saturday.
A five year old lioness escaped from a shipping crate at Cole Brothers Circus winter quarters near Peru Indiana. It injured two searchers including John A Wall and his wife Gladys Wall before being cornered on a farmhouse porch. Wall, 55, of Birmingham Alabama, was knocked as he held the door of a cage. Gladys Wall, an animal trainer, was also injured.
A 62-year-old man charged within five feet of President Syngman Rhee during Korean War anniversary ceremonies in Pusan. He aimed a Mauser at Rhee’s back and pulled the trigger, but the pistol misfired. Police director Yoon Woo Kyung seized the assailant, Ryu Shi Tai, and escorted him to a military police station as Rhee continued his speech.
In a large Pusan square, about 50 000 listeners heard Rhee admonish scufflers to be quiet while U S Ambassador John J Muccio stood among the crowd, unaware of the incident.
Linton and Jasonville American Legion posts will install new officers at a joint 8:00 p m Thursday meeting at the Linton post home. Indiana Legion district and state officers will conduct the ceremony, followed by a fish fry. Outgoing commanders are Bob Hemmerling of Linton and Louis Goble of Jasonville. Members urged to attend.
Civil defense groups in 34 states adopt Dr Martin J Healy and his outline Treatment of Atomic Bomb Injuries as on the scene first aid standard. The pocket leaflet aids mass casualty care and approximately 750000 copies have been distributed. It has approval from medical boards and health departments in multiple states and regions.
A pamphlet outlines casualty care by military and civil defense authorities. It covers assessing burn extent and providing treatment with blood, plasma, or saline, followed by wound dressing using sterile petrolatum gauze and a moderate pressure bandage.
Unusual ocean floor description notes red blue and green muds off Brazil. Colors come from volcanic rock and coral particles.
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