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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1951
Page
6
Opera House sold as owner heads to Greece
Johnny Collas, who has run the Opera House restaurant for six years, sold the popular eatery to William Johnson and plans to return to Greece. The 1931 note places the sale alongside a Chicago gangster war fatality and a local Legion barbecue plan near Bloomington with Floyd Young and Paul V. McNutt listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Collas
Opera House
William Johnson
Collas
Greece
Hudson Farm
Bloomington
Floyd Young
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana Highway Contracts Let for Greene Monroe Areas
The Indiana State Highway Commission awarded resurfacing contracts to Ralph Rogers and Company of Bloomington. The projects include 14.57 miles on Indiana 445 and Indiana 45 in Greene and Monroe counties for 521,024 dollars, 4.67 miles on Indiana 45 in Greene county for 83,290 dollars, and 6.65 miles on Indiana 48 in Lawrence county for 263,559 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Ralph Rogers and Company of
Bloomington
Indiana State Highway Commission
United Press
Indiana
Greene
Monroe Counties
Rogers Company
Lawrence County
Hospital births and admissions across several towns
Mrs. Wilbur Stovall of Worthington gave birth to a 7 pound 10 ounce girl named Donna Rae. Mrs. Barbara Jerrels of Linton route 3 welcomed a 7 pound 1 ounce boy named Stephen Ray. Saundra Miller of Jasonville had a tonsillectomy, and major surgeries were performed on Eva Brower and others. Several patients were admitted, dismissed, or released, including Len Loren Fischer, Myr Raper, and William Singleton families. Some patients were transferred to Ford hospital in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Stovall
Worthington
Donna Rae
Ernest Miller
Jasonville
Ed Slinkard
Lyons
Myr Raper
Barbara Jerrels
Linton
Stephen Ray
Loren Fischer
Bloomfield
Sara Gabbard
Mary Lou Scenogle
Baby
Poomfield
Billy
Bruce Merrifield
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Jack Duncan
Farmer Kills Self In Tragic Mistake
OSAKIS Minnesota June 26 A farmer Merele Ellis 43 hanged himself believing his wife and five children were killed in a fire that burned their farm home The four year old niece Charlene died in the flames while the wife and other children escaped Neighbors reported Ellis screamed and rushed to fetch a fire extinguisher before the fire enveloped the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osakis
Minn
U.P
Merele Ellis
C. E. Carlson
Ellis
Charlene
North Judson Man and Daughter Drowned in Basslake Accident
Vernon Grube aged 38 and his daughter Julia Ann 12 of North Judson drowned when their motorboat overturned on Basslake six miles south of Knox. Three others clung to the boat and were rescued. the mishap occurred about a quarter mile from shore.
Property Changes Put on Record
Transfers of county property filed in the recorder's office show James M. West and others to Flossie Cullison for land in Richland township. Other deeds include Ruben Yuskowitz and wife to Morris Yusko and wife for lots in Fairview Addition to Linton, Bert Hester to W. W. Hubbard's First Addition lot in Linton, Wendell L. Hudson to Frank A. VanSandt for parts of Bloomfield town lots, VanSandt to Hudson for other Bloomfield lots, and Melvin M. Hoffeditz and wife to Harry Wade and wife for 14.50 acres in Stock township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couty
County Recorder
James M. West
Flossie Cullison
Richland Township
Ruben Yuskowitz
Morris Yusko
Fairview
Linton
Bert Hester
W. W
Bloomfield
Frank A. VanSandt
Wendell L. Hudson
Harry Wade
Stock Township
Hoosier to Face Holdup Charges
Clarence A. Wallace 31 of Tennyson was to be arraigned on a charge of attempting to rob the Tennyson National Bank. Wallace, a welder and father of two, was arrested by FBI agents yesterday. He allegedly acted with Lloyd D. Patmore 32, also of Tennyson, in the unsuccessful June 7 hold up. Patmore fled to Owensboro Ky and was arrested there on a car theft charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Clarence A. Wallace
Tennyson
U. S
Tennyson National Bank
Wallace
FBI
Lloyd D. Patmore
Harvey G. Foster
Patmore
Owensboro
Murder charges dismissed in justifiable homicide ruling
In Indianapolis on June 26, Mrs Reba Szuch 26 of Hope West Virginia had murder charges dropped after a coroner ruled the pistol slaying of Rufus Grubbs 35 a barber and wounding of Burnel Grubbs 25 justifiable homicide. Szuch testified Rufus demanded she sleep with Burnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Reba Szuch
Hope
W. Va
Alex M. Clark
Szuch
Rufus Grubbs
Burnel
Three Civil Suits Filed in Greene Circuit Court
Three new civil suits are on file in the Greene circuit court clerk's office at Bloomfield. Frances Louise Turpen v. Robert Turpen Jr. seeks a divorce. Richard J. Roberts v. Edward Alderson and others seeks partition. William Crays v. Charles Hawkins seeks payment on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Frances Louise Turpen
Robert Turpen, Jr
Richard J. Roberts
Edward Alderson
William Crays
Charles Hawkins
Prize grease job offered at Moose function in Plymouth
Plymouth Indiana report notes service station operator Jennings Greenlee offered a free grease job as a prize at a Moose event. Noah Samuels was declared the winner. The story mentions a rival across the street but provides no further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ind
U.P
Jennings Greenlee
Noah Samuels
Greenlee
Senate to Stay in Long Session for Key Legislation
Democrats decide to keep the Senate in session through the fall to finish foreign aid controls taxes and appropriations. Leader McFarland said adjournment before Oct. 1 is unlikely. The plan includes extending the Defense Production Act as senior lawmakers wind down the MacArthur inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Ernest W. McFarland
Ariz
Walter F. George
House
Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
Gen. MacArthur
McFarland
Seymour Woman to Get Indiana Soldier Bonus Check
A Seymour mother, Myrtle Rose, will receive the first of Indiana's soldier bonus payments totaling about 130000000 for nearly 300000 checks. Her son, Pvt Herschel Rose, 19, was killed in Belgium December 21 1944 with the 101st Airborne. Checks begin Monday in Governor Schricker's office as part of a 1951 plan funded by a gross income surtax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Myrtle Rose
Schricker
Rose
Pvt
Herschel Rose
Belgium
101St Airborne Infantry Division
Jackson County
Seymour
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Damages Sought In Suit Over Elevator Fall
Dayton Baker of Marco sues former Sandborn Elevator operator seeking 50 000 for injuries from a fall into a trap door opened without his knowledge at the Bloomfield Greene circuit court. He claims partial paralysis left side facial injuries and permanent disability. Defendants are Bruce E Campbell and Mrs M F Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandborn Elevator Company
Greene
Bloomfield
Dayton Baker
Marco
Baker
Bruce E. Campbell
M. F. Campbell
Early Pea Vine Reaches 26 Inches In Indiana Garden
Brice Loop of Kokomo Indiana boasted a 26 inch green pea vine. He planted it very early and faced repeated snow cover and several severe freezes yet the plant continued to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
U.P
Brice Loop
Korea War Echoes From Front Lines to Orphans
Reporter Joe Quinn describes Korea as a battle scarred land paying a heavy price for liberty. He notes hungry war orphans moved to island sanctuaries and large numbers living in cellars and cars with no food or safety as a long, costly struggle continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Quinn
United Press
Enroute
Korea
United Nations
8Th Army
Aftermath of the Korean War Toll and Destruction
The Ministry of Social Affairs lists civilian Korean War casualties at 170 837 killed 140 692 invalided 157 955 missing 1 084 642 in displaced persons camps and 2 554 829 homeless. Seoul once home to 1 446 019 is now depopulated after five battles in nine months. Property damage includes 3 315 government buildings 3 260 public schools 429 138 homes destroyed and a total value around 653 530 459 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Social Affairs
South Korea
Seoul
America
38Th Parallel
Aircraft fuel gauge accounts for temperature and pressure
An electronic fuel gauge for aircraft compensates for variations in temperature and pressure to maintain accurate readings. The system adjusts measurements to reflect true fuel quantity under changing environmental conditions.
Tiny thief sought after ice dispenser heist
Police in Topeka chase a pint sized thief who escaped with about 50 dollars from two ice dispensers. The man climbed into the machines through the openings used to dispense 25 pound ice cakes in a June 26 incident reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
U.P
Merino Ram Fetches World Record Price in Sydney Sale
A Merino ram sold at the Sydney stud sales for 4,000 guineas about 9,408 dollars, claimed as a world record. The sale took place in Sydney, Australia, on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
U.P
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Gary Cooper
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Norman Loyd
Daniel B Yilman
Wallace MacDonald
Ray Nazarro
Tiny
Playtex
S. & Foreign
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Studebaker
Cliff Strong Motors
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