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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
2
The record notes that printed music notation emerged in 1473, marking a shift from handwritten scores to accessible sheet music. This advancement impacted composers, printers, and musicians by standardizing notation and expanding distribution, influencing later musical developments.
In Queens seven women hired by Vita House Inc to build a three bedroom model home using an electric mortar gun. They earn about 20 dollars a day and plan to hand the job to male masons for finishing. The project highlights women in construction and features an automatic sliding window unit.
The county recorder records transfers including John M Bennie to Montell M Cleveland lot 2 Block 26 Yeomans First Addition Linton and Ray E Stamper to Irene A Stamper lot 12 Block B Har rahs Addition Worthington. Ovid Heaton and wife to Robert B McKim and wife lot 5 Wrights Addition West Linton. Alger L Baird to Milton Bogard parts of lots 13 and 14 Kaufmans Second Addition Lyons. Charles E Stringfellow and wife to Ralph E Stringfellow lot 9 Aden G Cavins Addition Bloomfield. Lizzie Flynn and husband to Gretchen H Rowe lot 12 Jones Addition Bloomfield.
Horace Sexton of Bloomfield was fined 18.10 by Bloomfield Justice Frank Dean after an affidavit by Odell Wright Jr. charged Sexton with crowding Wright's vehicle off Highway 54 between Bloomfield and Switz City last Saturday. He was arrested by Bloomfield Marshal James Fitzpatrick.
Ralph H. Lawson a 47 year old LaPorte carpenter died in Cli nic hospital six days after being injured in a collision between a truck and an automobile near Michigan City Indiana.
Mayor Ralph Tucker ordered emergency vehicles to 30 mph downtown and 40 mph elsewhere after last week’s fatal crash involving a Terre Haute firefighter and a police officer. Police pursuing suspects may exceed limits as needed.
Atterbury Camp Indiana June 27 One man died and six soldiers were hospitalized after two separate accidents. Cpl Roy Statler 20 Windber Pennsylvania was crushed between two tanks in a motor pool. Five others Pvt Andrew Pavlak 22 Loyalhannah Pennsylvania Pfe Barry Yorston 23 Albans Long Island Pvt Dale Roberts 22 Birmingham Michigan Pvt Arthur Perry 22 Philadelphia and Pvt Ellis McCue 23 Buckhannon West Virginia were hospitalized for injuries from a truck skid into a ditch during a second incident. Six additional soldiers had minor injuries.
Joseph R. Perkins Jr. 26, held in Allen County jail awaiting arraignment on a U S commissioner charge of stealing goods from an interstate shipment. FBI agents arrested him at his home after locating 260 dollars worth of children's clothing stolen while employed by a local trucking firm.
A mock cabin at LaGuardia replicates a Pan American Boeing to train new flight attendants. Instructor Phil Parrott coaches 46 stewards and 15 stewardesses using pretend passengers, meals, and in flight procedures with humor and real world scenarios.
The Stabilizer Eric Johnston and the Wage Stabilization Board differ on a new wage ceiling policy. Labor pushes escalator clauses from cost of living, while Johnston favors living-cost rises since 1950. June 30 deadline looms, with risk of concessions already granted. Meat price controls face possible easing amid farm bloc pressure. Insect damage to crops and products cited at about 4 billion dollars annually, with significant savings from grasshopper control.
Emil Juergens 27 of Tinley Park Illinois drowned at Bass Lake while swimming with his brother who said he stepped in a hole. The body was not recovered immediately.
The University of Illinois reports jobs outnumber teachers five to one in mental handicapped teaching. The university plans to graduate 10 teachers certified under state law to teach the mentally handicapped, but it has received 50 job requests.
Peter Brahier of Sheffield Massachusetts spent four years saving zinc pennies issued in 1943 as copper substitutes. He has accumulated about 15 000 coins and plans to deposit them at a bank.
Carol and Carl Lee Wilcoxe twins born the same night in Nebraska. Carol was born in the family auto in Keya Paha county and Carl Lee arrived 30 minutes later in Rock county.
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