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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
1
Red Artillery Battery Quemoy Several Killed
Taipei reports the Quemoy and Little Quemoy atolls faced heavy Red artillery bombardment by Communist forces. Civilians killed and at least 20 wounded as Nationalist batteries returned fire. a large task force of planes and warships was deployed to patrol the coast amid rising tension in the Formosa Straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Ministry
Amoy
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Formosa Straits
Taipei
Senior Is Given 10-year Prison Term in Banditry Case
Seymour Indiana. Van Thompson 24 Des Moines Iowa a senior at Indiana University was sentenced to 10 years in the Indiana State Prison after pleading guilty to auto banditry in Jackson Circuit Court. The kidnaping charge was dropped. Thompson faces three more kidnaping charges in Lawrence County. Prosecutor Robert Skinner will detain him in Bedford to face trial there after release. He allegedly forced two Bedford girls at knifepoint to march and abducted a 10-year-old girl in Bloomington and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ind
van Thompson
Des Moines
Iowa
Indiana University
Indiana State
Jackson
Thompson
John M. Lewis
Lawrence County
Robert N. Skinner
Bedford
Bloomington
Arizona farmer to receive 209701 from soil bank for not planting cotton
Rep Udall reports a single Arizona farmer under the soil bank will get 209701 for not planting cotton, the largest stated gratuity. Ten other Arizona cotton growers will receive soil bank checks from 56700 to 204000, with Udall accusing some as manipulating taxpayer funds. He notes the 209701 recipient plans to plant 4500 acres elsewhere, violating production controls and facing penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jmm
Stewart L. Udall
Arizona
Soil Bank
Arizona Democrat
House
Udall
United States
Jackson Funeral Services Planned
Chester Eugene Jackson aged 28 of Linton killed Monday in a train auto crash 10 miles northwest of Terre Haute. Richard Harper of Terre Haute in critical condition. funeral 2:00 Thursday at Anderson Poindexter Memory Chapel with burial at Mt Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Eugene Jackson
Uinton
Terre Haute
Jackson
Anderson-Poindexter Memory Chapel
Memory Chapel
Raymond Shelton
Mt. Moriah
Haythorn Avenue
Milwaukee Railroad
Richard Harper
Union Hospital
Harper
Mr. Jackson
Ervin A
Audrey Isabelle Karns Jackson
Mt. Meriah Church
Pearl Karns
Mary S. Jackson
Linton
Postal Fees to Rise July 1 Across Special Services
Linton postmaster Mrs. Esther Wolford announced upcoming increases in U S special service charges effective July 1. Registry certified mail special delivery correction of mailing lists and money order fees will rise with various minimums and category changes. High frequency items include registry from 30 to 50 cents certified mail from 10 to 20 cents and special delivery from 20 to 30 cents per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Postal Service
Esther Wolford
Linton
Congress
Linton Plans Fourth of July Parade and Activities
Rex Winters announces plans for a community Fourth of July celebration in Linton featuring a 10:00 a m parade with bands from Switz City Worthington Solsberry Lyons and Linton. Merchants report strong response to floats and a fireworks display is set for Humphreys park July 4 with a downtown drawing July 6 open to all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Rex Winters
Greater
Briggs
Merchants
Winters
Humphreys Park
Daily Citizen
Indiana
Veterans of World War I Meet in Worthington
The Seventh district convention of Veterans of World War I will be at the Legion hall in Worthington on Sunday July 7. Registration opens at 11:00 a.m. and the meeting starts at 1:00 p.m. Members must have a paid-up card to vote and elect a district commander and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Worthington
F. A. McKee
Clarence West Barracks
Veterans’ Organization
McKee
Former Dugger Youth Dies at 19
Robert D. Bedwell aged 19 of Terre Haute route three formerly of Dugger died at 7:00 PM Monday in Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan after a short illness. Born July 3, 1937 near Dugger he was son of Raymond and Vivian Bedwell. He lived in Terre Haute most of his life and worked for Strand Steel. He is survived by his parents four brothers Eddie Billy Donnie Joseph all at home three sisters Martha Donna Josephine all at home grandmother Mrs John Bedwell Sullivan route five and grandfather Robert Robertson Sullivan route five. Body taken to Newkirk Funeral Home Dugger. Friends may call after 10:00 AM Wednesday. Funeral 2:00 PM Thursday at Mt Calvary Church northwest of Dugger with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Bedwell
Terre Haute
Dugger
Mary Sherman
Sullivan
Young Bedwell
Raymond and
Vivian Robertson Bedwell
Strand Steel Company
Raymond Robertson
Eddie
Billy
Donnie
Joseph Bedwell
Martha
Donna
Josephine Bedwell
John Bedwell
Sullivan Route Five
Robert Robertson
Newkirk Funeral Home
Mt. Calvary Church
Birth Announcement for Cynthia Ann Zenor in Greencastle
Mr and Mrs Carl Zenor announce the birth of a daughter Cynthia Ann born Saturday at Putnam County Hospital Greencastle She is the second child in the family The mother is the former Miss Malinda Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs J Howard Lynn of Linton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Zenor
Greencastle
Cythia Ann
Putnam County Hospital
Malinda Lynn
J. Howard Lynn
Linton
Terre Haute Man Sought by Police For Double Killing
Terre Haute police sought 39 year old Thomas Whitaker after a forced entry killed his former wife Alma Martin 36 and her son Jack 11 and wounded husband Stewart Martin and daughter Regina 9. Whitaker had previously threatened the family and had a restraining order filed by Alma Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Thomas Whitaker
Stewart Martin
Whitaker
Martin
West Terse Maute Peture Dawh
Alma Martin
Government lifts ban on Hoosier highway funds
Indiana gains approval for a new procedure to purchase right of way as federal funds return for a $300 million road building program. Bertram Tallamy announced at the 49th governors conference that the action clears the way for highway expansion in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Indiana
Bertram Tallamy
Federa
Governors
Fire damages at Joe Robinson residence minor
The Linton Fire department responded at 1:00 PM to the Joe Robinson residence at 289 6th Street Northeast. A television set caught fire causing minor damage to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Joe Robinson
United Church of Christ formed by merger of two old denominations
In Cleveland today a ceremony unites Congregational Christian Churches and Evangelical and Reformed Church to form The United Church of Christ. The new body will have about 8,200 local churches and over 2.1 million members. Local churches gain wide autonomy within a centralized structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Saton Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold Kratzat
Linton Church
Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church
Linton United Church of Christ
Saron Evangelical and Reformed
Washington
America
Congregational Christian Charches
New Eng
Evangical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
U. S
Congregational Church
Ecumenical
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
E&r
Luther
Zwingli
Calvin
Russians Horn in Again On Allied Maneuvers
London reports the United States proposed cutting both American and Soviet armed forces to 1.7 million men in three stages. In Naples the Western Allies began four days of fleet maneuvers in the Mediterranean led by the U S 6th Fleet with ships from six nations testing NATO defenses as Soviet naval units mounted a rare intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.S
Naples
Italy
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Gibbraltar
Turkey
Gibraltar
Baltic
NATO
Bth
Greece
France
Dardanelles
House votes funds for postal agency less than asked
The House approved 133 million dollars more for the mail system, bringing total postal operations to a record 5.825 billion for the upcoming fiscal year. The sum is 149.5 million below Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield’s request, but he maintains operations can proceed with reductions. If Senate approval follows, Saturday closings and deliveries may still be curtailed with higher rates for special delivery stamps and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Arthur E. Summerfield
Gordon Canfield
R.N J
Summerfield
Post Office
Senate
Fire Protection Contract Approved by City Council
A contract to provide fire protection to Stockton Township areas outside Linton’s limits was approved at a special council meeting. The city will be paid about $1,800 for 1957 and $2,600 for 1958, funded by a seven-cent levy in 1957 and a 9 cent levy in 1958. the old contract expired December 31, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Linton
Hubert Lynch
Cost of Living Index Reaches New Peak
The Labor Department reports the May consumer price index at 19.6 percent of the 1947-49 average, up 0.3 percent from April and 3.6 percent from May 1956. Food costs rose 0.7 percent with fresh produce and meat up seasonally, while services increased 0.4 percent. Escalator wage contracts tied to the index will boost nearly one million workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Notre Dame to Build Germ-free Animal Room
Notre Dame's Labund Institute will construct a 15 by 8 foot plastic germ-free animal room. James A. Reyniers says the project, funded with 48,890 dollars from the National Institute of Health, will be the first enclosure of its size. Germ-free animals aid cancer and common cold research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Notre Dame
Labund Institute
James A. Reyniers
National Institute of Health
Nickerson Pleads Guilty as Court-Martial Drops Espionage Charge
In Huntsville Alabama Col John C Nickerson pleads guilty to 15 counts for failing to safeguard classified material after the Army drops the espionage charge and perjury count The court martial proceeds with the remaining charges and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Army
John C. Nickerson
Nickerson
Robert K. Bell
Huntsvile
Council Seeks Bids for Gas Main to Armory
Linton City Council will study bids on July 9 for laying 4,900 feet of gas main from Twelfth and A streets northeast to the National Guard Armory. Specs call for two inch steel pipe or four inch cast iron pipe with mechanical joints at a minimum depth of three feet. Bids will be opened at the July council meeting at 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
New
National Guard
Here
Daily Citizen
Boy Loses Leg in Train Accident Near Anderson Indiana
Seven year old Steven Beeman of Anderson fell beneath the wheels of a Central Indiana Railroad freight train after his foot slipped while he jumped aboard a slowly moving locomotive. He lost his left leg below the knee in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Ind
Steven Beeman
Anderson
Central Indiana Railroad
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Whittaker
Dorothy
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