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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1939

Page

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July Safety Message Leads to Lou Gehrig Warning

A July safety column cites National Safety Council data on July accidents, heat, drownings, falls, and fireworks. It uses Lou Gehrig’s illness as a warning to seek regular physical checkups and address early warning signs before serious damage occurs.

Lou Gehrig

Dinner Planned by Royal Neighbors Lodge at Red Men's Hall

A covered dish dinner will be served at 11 30 oclock Wednesday morning in the Red Men's hall by the local Royal Neighbors lodge. All local members were urged to attend this meeting.

Red Men's Hall Royal Neighbors Lodge

Judge rules on writ petitions in Mary Ellis murder case

Judge J Raymond Powell denied Pearl Miller a writ of habeas corpus but granted Yancey Zachery bail set at 5000 dollars with return date September 5 1939. Zachery may be released while Miller remains jailed. Trial not expected before September. prosecution indicated no opposition to Zachery bail amid courtroom tensions and witness tampering accusations.

Betwen J. Raymond Powell Pearl Miller Yancey Zachery Mary Ellis Powell Zachery Sanford Slim” Humphreys Humphreys Harris Martin Lousy Bert Caldwell Greene County James “Jackson” Batenelor Sullivan Batchelor Sullivan County Martin L. Pigg

Dale Sims Injured in Auto Accident East of Bedford

Dale Sims, 190 F street northwest, is hospitalized in Bedford City Hospital after a late Saturday night crash on State Highway 58 east of Bedford. He suffered a compound fracture of the left femur, underwent surgery Monday, and was reported progressing satisfactorily. The injured man is the son of Mr and Mrs Harley Sims of the city.

Dale Sims Bedford City Hospital Bedford Sims Kurtz Heltonville Harley Sims

Local Hospital Report Highlights Minor and Major Operations

Virginia Hull daughter of Dr and Mrs King L Hull of Bloomfield underwent a minor operation this morning. Doris Auberry of Bloomfield rural route admitted for treatment. Clarence McCombs of Lyons submitted to a minor operation this morning. Wayne Nicholson of Jasonville rural route underwent a major operation this morning. Mrs Wayne J Pope and baby of Linton route 3 were taken to their home this morning. Effie Keller of Lyons route 1 was taken to her home Monday afternoon.

Virginia Hull King L. Hull Bloomfield Doris Auberry Clarence McCombs Lyons Wayne Nicholson Jasonville Wayne J. Pope Baby Linton Effie Keller

Japanese commander eases search at port blockades

Lt Gen Masanaru Homma said sentries at the blockaded British concession entrances need not strip searched. Japan also closed Foochow and Wenchow ports and warned ships away as British and French officers here judged their forces could deter a prolonged Japanese sea and air assault on South Asian holdings.

Tientsin U.P Masanaru Ilomma Foochow Wenchow Shanghai Gen. Homma Japan Singapore South Asia

Neutrality bill vote expected as House talks progress

Rep. Sol Bloom said about fifty Republicans would join with most Democrats to pass his revised neutrality bill as the House opened the measure. Leaders discussed possible night sessions and three-day recesses while the Senate debated the bill. In Louisiana Gov Earl K Long vowed a purge, targeting Dr James Monroe Smith, fugitive former LSU president charged with embezzling $100,000.

Washington D. C U.P Sol Bloom N. Y Foreign Affairs Committee House Bloom Senate Baton Rouge U.R Earl K. Long Huey James Monroe Smith Louisiana State University

Plane to Cross Atlantic Under Its Own Power

An American built warplane will fly solo from San Diego to Felixstowe England next month to join a European air force. The aircraft, a large seaplane style airboat, was built for the British Royal Air Force at Consolidated’s San Diego plant, modeled after U S Navy patrol bombers.

Los Angeles Cal U.P North Atlantic San Diego Felixstowe Suffolk England Royal Air Force Consolidated Plant U. S. Navy

Three Greene County Marriage Licenses Issued

Three marriage licenses were issued in Greene County during June by Clerk Claude Story. Recipients include Robert Lee Hamilton of Bloomfield and Marybelle English of Bloomfield, Frank Minella of Linton and Ruby Minella of Linton, and Wilbur Wathen of Jasonville with Nora Dyer of Worthington.

Claude Story Greene Circuit Court Dan Cupid Robert Lee Hamilton Bloomfield Owen Hamilton Bioomgeld Marybelle English Libbie English Frank Minella Linton WPA Charles Minella Ruby Minella Wilbur Wathen William Wathen Jasonville Nora Dyer Worthngton William Salesman

Local delegates return from Townsend old age pension plan meeting

Linton official delegates from Linton Indiana, including Dr. E. V. Bull and Alf M. Beasley, attended last week's Townsend old age pension plan convention in Indianapolis. Congressman Gerald W. Lancis spoke at 3:00 PM Saturday during sessions.

Linton Townsend Old Age Pension Plan Indianapolis E. V. Bull Alf M. Beasley Earl T. Aikin A. O. Nelson Katie Nelson O. F. Chapman Vernon Robinson Ed Johnson Bill Sheffler Gerald W. Lancis

Miners' Picnic Plans Announced at Terre Haute

Plans for the annual Miners' picnic sponsored by District No. 11 U M W A locals are underway. The event will be at Stadium grounds along Highway 40 on August 11 12 and 15 with a large attendance anticipated.

Terre Haute Highway 40

Heat Records Expected As 1939 Inches Climb To 97

Local officials forecast a record hot day with the thermometer near 97 degrees by afternoon after reaching 96 at 2 10 pm and 94 earlier at 4 pm. Forecasters warned thundershowers might occur later in the day.

Mentfall Linton Mercury United Press Dispatches

Sherrill Funeral to Be Wednesday

William A Sherrill 77 of South Linton dies Money afternoon. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at the family residence with Deaconess Nola D Yoder in charge. Burial in Switz City cemetery.

William Ambrose Sherrill South Linton Money Nola D. Yoder Switz City

Sherwood Safety Chapter to Meet at Saron Reformed Church

Members of the Sherwood Safety chapter will meet at 7:00 PM Thursday in the basement of the Saron Reformed church here. Mr. Moss of the National Youth Administration will present a motion picture on the History of Baseball featuring numerous big league stars. All members are urged to attend.

Sherwood Safety Saron

Roof Blaze Threatens Home on G Street Southwest

A roof fire caused by a defective flue at 7:45 this morning threatened George Scecina's home at 260 G Street Southwest. City firefighters quickly brought the flames under control with damage estimated at about 25 dollars.

George Scecina G Street

Pan American to Launch 22 Hour Transatlantic Flight

United Press reports Pan American Airways will begin a 22 hour passenger service across the Atlantic tomorrow. The Dixie Clipper with 16 men and four women will depart Port Washington at 1 pm CST for the first regular US Europe flight of its kind, a historic pace compared with Christopher Columbus.

New York Pan-American Airways Atlantic Ocean Christopher Columbus C.S.T Port Washington Sea United States Europe

Fireworks Show Will Be Modern in Linton Fourth

The Greater Linton club announces a grand new Fourth of July with a mile long parade starting at 10:00 AM and a fresh fireworks display at 7:30 PM. Volunteers can join by contacting secretary Steve Stalcup and floats are built at the Letterman building on North Main Street.

Linton Greater Linton Club Letterman North Main Street Steve Stalcup Greater Linton Townsend Old Age Pension Plan Fred Willey Sullivan Townsend Haseman’s Grove Cooper American Company of Bloomington Smething

AFL tackles Lewis CIO leadership in editorial firestorm

Washington dispatch reports the AFL accuses CIO leader John L. Lewis of dictatorship and refusal to bargain, signaling pressure from President Roosevelt amid labor tensions. In Indianapolis, Ruth Joiner, a Crawfordsville welfare worker, was rescued after a gunbattle when prisoners seized her at Michigan City state prison and held her as a hostage.

Washington U.P American Federation of Labor Today John L. Lewis Congress of Industrial Organizations Lewis CIO American Federationist AFL William Green Eace Federation Roosevelt Indianapolis Thurman A. Gottschalk Ruth Joiner Crawfordsville Michigan City State Alfred A. Dowd Gottschalk

Miners Spring Back to Action Against Spencer Merchants

The Linton Miners beat the Dugger Jerichos 9 to 4 last Sunday and will host the Spencer Merchants at Humphreys Park next Sunday. Pitcher Trinkle Miney held the Jerichos to six hits while the Miners slugged 13 hits. Practice for the Miners is scheduled for 4:00 pm Wednesday and Friday as they prepare for the undefeated Spencer club.

Jerichos Linton Miners Spencer Merchants Trinkle Miney Spencer Humphreys Park

Wade at Bethany Park for Young People's Conference Training

Bob Wade son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wade spends a week at Bethany park for training in Young People's Conference work He is accompanied by Rev B H Bruner who also stays for the week.

Bob Wade Harry Wade Bethany Park B. H. Bruner

Bloomfield Pepsi-Cola Tops Linton Merchants In Greene County Play

Bloomfield Pepsi-Cola baseball team defeated the league-leading Linton Merchants 10-4 at Worthington to seize and hold first place in the Greene County kitty-ball loop. Linton led 4-3 in the seventh before Bloomfield rallied with seven runs aided by walks and timely hits. Linton moves five and one, Bloomfield five and zero, next action planned for Wednesday night.

Bloomfield Greene County Linton Merchants Worthington Linton Lintonians

Bloomington tot in unique mishap

Bloominton June 27 Little Ivis Charlotte Lake one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Lake is recovering from carbolic acid burns after reaching a bottle in a kitchen cabinet. The child took some acid into her mouth and spilled it on her face and legs but a Bloomington physician treated her promptly and the injuries are believed to be confined to burns around the mouth face and legs with no swallowed poison.

Bloomington Ivis Charlotte Lake Elmer Lake Lake Home Twelfth Street Orvis Avenue Iris Charoltte

Moonlight Glens Street Lamps Replaced

After five years of moonlit streets, the town council signed a contract to reinstall 20 electric street lamps replacing the moon as lighting. The move ends a long debate over consistent illumination and improves nighttime visibility for residents and visitors.

Moonlight Glen Carbon

Oil strike foreseen after Salem lime discovery near Wheatland

Waning interest in Knox county oil exploration revived by a showing at the T. S. Toyce well on the Oliver Williams farm three miles southwest of Wheatland. At 1781 feet oil rose 150 feet with several balers brought to surface. Driller suspended operations awaiting casing to control water intrusion and prepare for deeper drilling.

Wheatland Ind Knox County Salem T. S. Toyce Oliver Williams T. L. Boyce Syracuse N. Y Boyce Vincennes

Felicity Faces Name Change Amid Council Turmoil

Citizens of Felicity population 580 discussed adopting a new village name after four to five of six councilmen resigned due to wrangling and arguing in village meetings. The move reflects unrest within the administration and seeks stability for the community.

Felicity O. U.P

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Mark Twain National Safety Council America Mayes Gehrig Ves Atlantic Paul V. McNutt Philippines McNutt San Francisco Manila Sherrill United Press Eth Organ OF All Green Michigan City Miners Spencer Outfit
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