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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1946

Page

6

Old Folks Day Observed At Olive Branch Church

Old folks day will be observed by the Olive Branch church next Sunday. A Masonic band from Franklin Indiana played here last night under the auspices of local Masons and Eastern Star. R A Trotter named principal of Lyons schools. Federal Judge Baltzell at Terre Haute sentenced 21 Vincennes men for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws with penalties up to three years and 1500 dollars. Fourth of July committee plans biggest celebration at Haseman Grove adding a public wedding on the grounds.

Olive Branch Masonic Band Franklin Ind Masons Eastern Star R. A. Trotter Sappenfield Lyons Schools Baltzell Terre Haute Vincennes Haseman Grove

Navy air fields to be sold soon

The Senate Naval Affairs Committee authorized the Navy Department to dispose of two auxiliary airfields near the Bunker Hill Indiana Naval air station. Airfields No 6 and No 8, used mainly during the war for emergency purposes, will be transferred to the War Assets Administration for sale.

Washington U.P Senate Naval Affairs Committee Navy Department Bunker Hill Ind Naval Air Station War Assets Administration

Man Found Guilty of Murder Count

George Thompson 55 of Butler marked for sentence after a second degree murder conviction for the February 8 fatal shooting of his wife Doris. A 12-person jury of four women and eight men deliberated four hours in Angola Indiana. Thompson was a former night policeman in Butler DeKalb County.

Angola Ind George Thompson Butler Thompson Doris DeKalb County

Minnie Bartley Taken Home From Sullivan Hospital

Mrs. Minnie Bartley of Switz City has been taken to her home from the Mary Sherman hospital at Sullivan.

Minnie Bartley Switz City Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan

Army and Navy Hope End to Draft Through Pay Increases

The Army and Navy seek to end peacetime conscription by boosting pay and stepping up recruiting. Congress extended the draft to March 31, 1947 but wants voluntary service to suffice. Pay increases of 10 to 50 percent aim to draw volunteers. July and August are draft holidays. Selective Service projects limited intake, with 9,000 monthly from 19 year olds and small numbers from older brackets. Army already has 800,000 volunteers and targets 1,070,000 troops by July 1, 1947.

Washington U.P Army Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson Navy Selective Service

Driver of Grader Jumps to Safety in Indiana Crash

Bedford Ind June 26 Harry Wigley Lawrence county highway employee leaped to safety when a road grader he rode was struck by a northbound Monon passenger train at a South Mitchell street crossing. The machine was nearly destroyed, said road superintendent James Quackenbush.

Bedford Ind Harry Wigley Lawrence County South Mitchell James Quackenbush

Softball tussle at High School park.

A large crowd watched Ladson's Sporting Goods defeat Triangle in a close softball game at the diamond in High School park. Tonight the Future Farmers of America faces the Cozy Corner aggregation as three preliminary games wrap up in the local Recreation softball league. Regular league play starts next week.

High School Park Ladson Sporting Goods Triangle Future Farmers of America Recreation

Mrs John Burch Dismissed From Hospital

Mrs John Burch and her daughter of Dugger have been discharged from the hospital.

Major figures named in vast used car racket trial

A former defendant identified Ben Fishel of Cairo Illinois as a leader in what prosecutors call the largest used auto racket. Witness Thomas Doran testified after charges against him were dismissed as other defendants plead guilty in the multi million dollar conspiracy case involving about five thousand cars and nearly three million in profits. In related Washington dispatch secretary Forrestal pledged full cooperation with President Truman on unifying the armed forces and the defense department plans.

Detroit Ben Fishel Cairo Til Thomas C. Doran Murray Arthur A. Kocsinski Fisher Doran Robert T. Lawrence Doran-Spann Automobile Agency Cross Spann, Jr Washington Secretary of Navy James Forrestal President Truman White House Forrestal Mr. Truman Adm Chester W. Nimitz Naval Operations Truman Department of National Defense Congress

Two infant children found dead in canyon in California

San Mateo county sheriff issues a murder warrant for Vorhas Newton 24 in the death of his two infant daughters Barbara Ann Newton 3 and Carolyn Lee seven months whose bodies were found under wild lily leaves in a remote canyon.

San Mateo Cal San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Vorhas Newton Barbara Ann Newton Carolyn Lee Newton Lorraine Alameda

House committee approves massive UNRRA funding push

The appropriations panel voted 465 million for UNRRA as part of a 726.57 million deficiency bill stretching to cover agency shortfalls. The panel called the measure the final general deficiency bill for this session, noting war-related funds aside, regular government activities total 16.3 million.

Washington House Appropriations Committee UNRRA World Relief Agency

War Assets Sale of Quad Cities Arsenal To J I Case

The War Assets Administration announced the sale of the Quad Cities tank arsenal at Bet tendorf Ifa to the J I Case company of Racine Wisconsin for 1 123 000 dollars.

Washington The War Assets Administration Quad Cities Tank Arsenal Bettendorf Ifa J. I. Case Company Racine Wisconsin

Soldier Receives Promotion to Corporal

Pte. Arthur James Robertson has been promoted to corporal and is expected to return to the United States soon, according to word received by his mother Mrs. Dora Robertson.

Pte Arthur James Robertson Dora Robertson Cpl. Robertson United States

Methodist Class Chooses Theta Upsilon Rho Name

Members of the Young Married Couples class at the local Methodist church chose the name Theta Upsilon Rho at a meeting in the church parsonage. A social hour followed with refreshments as plans were set for a picnic at Shakamak state park on July 8.

Methodist Church Theta Upsilon Rho Charles DeCourcy William J. Tubby William McKinney Dave Young Dexter Fordyce Clarence Colvin Donald Spice James Mitten R. B. Baldridge Shakamak State Park

Barber Isaac Wrightsman Wins Blue River Trustee Race

Isaac Wrightsman a Mooreland barber ran a frugal campaign spending 27 cents on 27 penny postal cards to win the Blue River township trustee primary by a 28 vote majority.

New Castle Ind U.P Isaac Wrightsman Mooreland Barber Blue River Township Wrightsman

Memorial lines honor Bertha and Charles Taylor

In memory of our loving mother and father Bertha and Charles Taylor who passed away eight and nine years ago. Deep in our hearts lies a picture of mother and father gone to rest. In memorys frame we shall keep it because they were one of the best. Their smiling faces and carefree ways all through our life will forever stay. The children.

Bertha Charles Taylor

Switz City Sailor Delbert Sims Receives Navy Honorable Discharge

Delbert M. Sims son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Sims of Switz City has received an honorable discharge from the U S Navy after spending twelve months in the Pacific area.

Delbert M. Sims Ivan Sims Switz City U. S. Navy Pacific

END REHEARSALS FOR LINTON FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHOIR

There will be no rehearsals of the choir of the Linton First Christian church until further notice. An official announce ment was made here today.

Linton First

In Memoriam Mildred Terrell Corbin Ten Year Remembrance

In memory of Mildred Terrell Corbin who departed this life ten years ago today. Sadly missed by Father, Mother, Brothers and Sister. There are 19 Rural Electrification Administration districts in Colorado having lines and other rural electric facilities in operation.

Mildred Terrell Corbin Rural Electrification Administration Colorado

Changes Ordered in Army Systems

A list of reforms to improve personnel management and relations in the army is outlined. Measures include increased base pay, study of allowances, accumulating leave for terminal pay, ending discriminatory phrases, and equality before courts. Also called for stricter decorum rules, closer officer-enlisted civilian ties, ongoing relationship studies, and removal of separate officer and enlisted living standards.

Congress

Indianapolis Boy Drowned in Crooked Creek

Rites were planned for 12 year old Richard Thurman after he slipped from a steep embankment and drowned in Crooked Creek in Indianapolis. James Amos helped in rescue attempts as Thurman was with playmates. He was survived by his parents sister and grandparents.

Indianapolis Richard Thurman Crooked Creek Thurman James Amos

Corporal Promotion for Pfc Julian Letot in Berlin

Pfc Julian Letot has been promoted to corporal. He is stationed with American occupation forces in Berlin Germany according to word received today.

Julian Letot Berlin Germany

Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Range

Indianapolis June 26 livestock report shows hogs 1,500 head active and steady with prices for 100 lb hogs at 14.85 and sows and stags at 14.10. Cattle and calves total 1,000 with steers and heifers mostly steady to active. yearling steers at 17.50, 946 lb loads at 16.75, cows steady with beef cows 14.30-14.50, common and medium 10.25-13.75, canners and cutters 8.00-10.00. dealers active with good and choice 17.50-18.00 and a few at 18.05.

Indianapolis

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