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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
6
Arthur Jackson, 41, broke his shoulder after he tackled a small dog with a boulder. He said he was glad he stopped to protect the animal, noting he would not want to hurt the dog.
Four Hoosier planes and eight women are entered for Indiana in the Powder Puff trans continental race starting July 4 from San Diego. The Ninety Nines oversee the event and Indiana hopes for its first victory after years with limited participation.
Mrs Alberta Troyan of Indianapolis daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Thomas of Linton recently submitted to surgery at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. She is listed in room A 441. The article notes horned lizards can squirt blood from their eyes when alarm causes the sinus near the eye to rupture.
United Press International reports Alaska’s early statehood prospects improved as Senate Republican Leader Knowland pledged not to pair Hawaiian statehood with the Alaska bill. He said the President and GOP favor Hawaii, but fear a southern filibuster could derail both measures.
County judging and demonstration events for 4-H girls 14 and over are set for Linton. Thursday schedule includes Clothing III and Foods IIIB at 10:00 am Baking III and Foods III at 1:00 pm. Busy Maidens Little Homemakers Kitchenaires Litthke Busy Bees meet at 1:00 pm. Friday 8:15 am Baking IV and V Clothing V VI VII 10:00 am Food Prep III 1:00 pm Advanced clothing special classes.
The Linton Stockton Band Parents Club outlined arrangements for the Fourth of July events. All men should meet at 7:00 p.m. Friday and 3:00 a.m. Saturday at the High School for the club stand during Humphreys park celebrations. Women join Sunday after 1:00 p.m. at the park. Members may call William Reed at 345-J to volunteer.
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