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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

Page

4

Miners and Clinton Cardinals Clash in Sunday Baseball

The Linton Miner baseball team prepares for a Sunday showdown with the Clinton Fairview Cardinals at High School Park. Clinton boasts six wins against strong Wabash Valley opponents and Linton’s pitching staff has yielded only thirteen safeties in three recent games. The three game series starts Sunday, with a separate Friday July 4 matchup against Terre Haute I R O C at the local diamond. A large crowd is expected.

Linton Miner Clinton Fairview Cardinals Diamond High School Park Cardinals Wabash Valley Miner Terre Haute I R. O. C

Plans For Legion Meeting In South Bend In 1941

June 27 anticipates the largest Indiana Legion convention in South Bend history. The four day event runs August 16 to 19 and could bring about 15 000 participants plus 50 000 parade spectators. Housing requests exceed prior state conventions and many musical groups plan to compete in contests and the parade.

South Bend Department of Indiana, American Legion Legion

Transfers Filed in Greene County Real Estate Records

Greene County records show multiple transfers recorded in the past week. Notable moves include Charles Secrest and Leola Secrest to Sarah Secrest of Lot 39 in Haseman’s First Addition, and Sheldon Herndon and Morag Herndon to Jewell and Pearl Herndon with all undivided interests in Lot 30 in Hixson’s Second Addition in Linton. Other transfers cover parcels in Jackson township, Smith township, Richland township, and Stockton township, involving 39 to 120 acres, including homes and farms, with parties including Fred and Olive Markle, Miriam Jones Clark, and Columbus Richards, among others.

Frankie Justus Charles Lester Secrest Leola Secrest Sarah M. Secrest Haseman Linton Sheldon Herndon Morag Herndon Jewell Herndon Pearl Herndon Hixson Barbara Hudson Miriam Jones Clark North Drive Richland Township North Corporation Bloomfield Eskel Beasley Greene County Mary Ann Fry William D. Fry Joe Tetrick Jackson Township Edward B. Stoeckel Anna Stoeckel Jonas Baker Stockton Township Heilman Oatley R. Brown Ruth ‘Brown Sophia Esther Johnson Edith Irene Gray Chloe Howell Willard Howell Mary Edna ‘Willoughby Mary Edna Willoughby Columbus Richards Margaret Richards

Roosevelt weighs nationwide daylight saving plan

President Roosevelt considers asking Congress to place the entire United States on daylight saving time for the duration of the emergency. Defense officials report the Office of Production Management and the Federal Power Commission support the plan. Rep. Eugene J. Keogh says his daylight saving bill is before the House committee with hearings expected soon.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Congress Defense Office of Production Management Federal Power Commission Eugene J. Keogh N. Y House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

Warden shuts down prison track after pole vault joke

Florence Arizona prison sports were halted by Warden Gene Shute who allowed inmates to athletic activities but feared they could pole vault over walls and outrun guards. His quip about a mile dash underscored the decision to stop track and field events.

Florence, Ariz U.P Gene Shute Arizona States

Workers Return to Jobs in Bay Area Shipyards

In San Francisco on June 27, CIO machinists joined AFL workers in a back to work move at eleven Bay Area shipyards. Production resumes on 590 million dollars of U S and British naval vessels and cargo ships after 1,700 AFL and CIO machinists walked out May 9. CIO members voting to return Monday if employers sign a Pacific coast master contract matching AFL gains. operators wary due to existing AFL contracts. Master contract offers 1.12 dollars per hour with time and a half overtime, above the previous 1 dollar base.

San Francisco Calif U.P Congress of Industrial Organization A.F.L San Francisco Bay United States Britain C.I Oakland Alameda Bay C.I.O James F. Smith C.i.co C.I.C. Machinists Smith

Weather Editor Considers Vacation Amid Heat Records

A humorous letter from Greene County readers notes triple thermometer highs as El Liston and Linton report near 96 degrees on a sweltering day. The writer urges the weather editor to take a break at Lake Michigan or Lake Erie, proposing a vacation from the relentless heat.

Boss Elliston Linton Brown Lake Michigan Canada Lake Erie Lake Superior Shakamak

Weather Watcher Notes River White Flow

The weather observer notes River White is muddy and at 7.07 feet stage. Strong observations on current conditions and water level given with cautionary tone for readers.

Vetten Mr. Brown

Roosevelt plans two speeches next week on war policy

President Roosevelt will speak twice next week in Hyde Park New York one at the dedication of the Roosevelt library containing the documentary record of the New Deal and another on Independence Day by radio. Attaches said neither address would be major and he may include remarks on America’s policy toward the German Russian war if needed.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt America White House Roosevelt Library Office of Civilian Defense

NLRB Orders Weirton Steel to Halt Coercion and Unions

The National Labor Relations Board in Washington ordered Weirton Steel Company to cease discouraging membership in the Steel Workers Organizing Committee CIO and to disestablish two allegedly company dominated unions. The board directed the company to comply with the order.

Waishington U.P National Labor Relations Board Today Weirton Steel Company Steel Workers Organizing Committee Cio

Withdrawal of recognition from Weirton Steel unions

The company seeks to withdraw all recognition from the Wierton Steel Employes representation plan and the Weirton Steel employes security league at its Weirton and Clarksburg plants in West Virginia and Steubenville Ohio.

Wierton Steel Weirton Steel Weirton and Clarksburg W. Va Steubenville, O

Home Made Ice Cream social on the Cover lawn

An ice cream social will be held Saturday evening from 6 to 9 o clock on the Cover lawn across from the Elks club. The event is sponsored by the Girls Guild of the Saron Evangelical and Reformed church.

Elks Club Girls Guild of Saron Evangelical and Reformed Church

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