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26 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
1
A dictionary entry presents Mine Run as a generic label for an assortment of like kind items and ideas. It treats it as an unclassified medley rather than a defined category.
Panmunjom Korea dispatch reports North Korean Maj Gen Chung Kook Rok demanding cancellation of the UN arms build up in South Korea and denouncing the armistice freeze. Allied briefings say Reds have 100000 more troops, 700 jet bombers, Soviet tanks, and air bases. U N Command vows to respond with jets and bombers.
Members of Linton Chapter No. 19 gather at 7:00 PM in the local lodge hall for a special session called by Mrs. Alice Bargar Senior Regent urging all members to attend.
Bloomfield native Comdr. Charles R. Fuller is among four airmen missing after two attack bombers collided mid air off Hampton Roads Virginia during a routine training flight from Norfolk Naval Air Station. The planes crashed into the sea at about 4000 feet and no parachutes were seen.
The 1957 annual reunion of former teachers and pupils of the Black Creek school in Stockton township will be held Sunday at the Glenburn Community house. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Officers issued an invitation to all former pupils teachers and families to attend the all day affair.
Residents of Lyons and Washington Townships will hold a meeting Friday at 8 PM in Lyons First Methodist Church to discuss post fire options for the Lyons school and gymnasium destroyed early Sunday. Committees will present reports as metal cornerstone boxes are opened.
Indiana foresees warm days with scattered showers over five days. Southern towns reach middle 80s while northern highs stay 77 to 82 with lows near 58. Mississippi River flooding forces evacuations in Minnesota and Iowa regions, with Cedar Rapids and Mason City reporting rain and Crow River flooding affecting Delano. National Guardsmen stand by for extra evacuations as authorities seek federal disaster declaration.
James W. McHugh a Shelburn mortician pleaded guilty to evading 11000 in income taxes dating 1950 to 1953. Federal Judge William E. Stickler imposed a 12000 fine and two year prison term suspended on probation for a year. He must pay 12000 plus costs within five days and had already paid 18000 including interest and penalties.
John Porter Jefferies 81 former Vigo county circuit court judge and Greene county prosecuting attorney died Tuesday at his Riley area farm. He moved from Linton to Terre Haute around 1912 and served two six year terms as Vigo circuit court judge. He held coal and banking roles and was survived by two sons a sister and two grandchildren. Funeral at Cross Funeral Home Terre Haute with burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery.
Five miners were trapped after a cave-in at Powhatan Mining Co. in Bloomingdale Ohio. A rock fall sealed a passage and air was pumped in through a second entrance as rescue crews arrived. The workers had tunneled 250 feet into a hillside and were trapped behind 50 feet of dirt. Three crewmen escaped unharmed.
Greene County Sheriff Jack Blakely and State Police Detective Sgt. Joe Feeney investigated a theft at Ray Harris and Sons coal mine on Summerville road near Midland. About two hundred gallons of gasoline two new batteries and tools worth around seventy dollars were reported missing last night and over the weekend. Investigators continued the probe.
Mrs Amanda Pope of Linton is a patient at St John s hospital in Anderson after undergoing major surgery Monday. She is in Room 354 at the hospital.
Dorothy Whitaker said she would stand by her husband Thomas Whitaker who killed his ex wife Alma Martin and her son Jack, after a two day brood over wife swapping. Whitaker, held on a 50 000 bond in Vigo County Jail, shot and wounded Regina Whitaker and wounded Stewart Martin, Alma’s husband, during a rampage.
C C Lester 63 lifelong Bloomfield resident died suddenly Tuesday afternoon from a heart attack while working in his garden on South Seminary street. Born December 15 1893 he worked at Crane U S Navy Ammunition Depot and belonged to Bloomfield Christian Church. He is survived by his wife a son two grandchildren three brothers and four sisters. Funeral arrangements at Jenkins and Sons with Rev Verl Underwood officiating followed by burial at Simpson Chapel cemetery.
Baton Rouge Louisiana headlines report former Indiana basketball star Lawrence Jay McCreary hired as LSU head coach succeeding Harry A benhorst.
In Madera California four month old Rover a mixed Doberman and German shepherd puppy saved Mr and Mrs Tyree White and seven children by waking them as their house burned. He barked through the alarm tugged at beds and perished when a beam trapped him inside the doorway.
Forrest Bays of Bloomfield is on bond of 50 dollars for a June 28 court appearance in Jasonville before Mayor Earl Row to answer a public intoxication charge. Bays was arrested in Shakamak Park last weekend by conservation officers and released after posting bond.
A Po Chang En lai report cites Chou En Lai stating one sixth of counter revolutionary prisoners were executed. Western sources claim millions died as Mao acknowledged large bloodshed, with 800000 deaths per Warsaw reports. Chou split sentences by 16.8 percent executed and others sent to reform through labor or surveillance.
President Eisenhower said he vigorously opposes wage and price controls as a method to curb inflation. He urged business and labor leaders to exercise restraint and warned that failing to show restraint could fuel a socialist turn, while noting no plans to cut U S military forces outside Japan.
Lawrence Calzia of Linton remains confined to St Anthony s hospital Terre Haute following surgery on June 20. He is listed in room 210 of the hospital.
About 1 000 girls attend the 1957 Hoosier Girls State at Bloomington to elect officers with Linton participants led by Toni Sue Ax as mayor candidate and Janice Fordyce as city party chairman. Nationalist and Federalist tickets list multiple statewide offices with names from Kokomo to Greenwood.
A Greene circuit court filing from Bloomfield seeks 50000 dollars in damages for the death of Cheryl Ann Pemberton, nine, in Vincennes on Oct 18, 1956, alleging truck ownership by Patrick and operation by Clark. Plaintiffs Albert Pemberton and others reside in Vincennes. A separate divorce filing and an appeal from Linton Police Court are noted.
In Bloomfield justice Frank C. Dean fined two motorists after guilty pleas. James Edward Taylor 33 of Farmersburg route one was fined $25 plus costs or $39.75 for driving a tractor and semi trailer for hire on state road 54 not properly licensed. Cyrus E. Ferguson 62 of Linton route two paid $2 plus costs or $16.75 for over declaring gross weight on a truck. Both cases were processed by Trooper William Stevenson.
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