Final Arrangements For Linton Fourth Of July Parade
Big preparations are under way for Linton Fourth of July festivities with a parade set to open Thursday at 10 am. Local merchants clubs churches and mining groups join in, with out of town bands and elaborate floats planned along downtown streets. Senior officials say many organizations will contribute displays while drum and bugle corps bicycle riders pony rides and clowns enrich the procession.
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Linton
White River
Fevelers
Prapk
Lenning
Greater
Greene County Tuberculosis Association
City of
George Lott Weds Linton Daily Citizen-Indianapolis News band
George Lott and Linton Daily Citizen Indianapolis News unite in a parade affair with many groups represented. Participating units include Delphians H 12 C club Girls 4 H Glenburn Mission Chatter and Stitch Ladies Auxiliary of the Frank Courtney American Legion. post Frank Courtney American Legion post Linton public library Y W C A Linton Study club Triad Linton Elks lodge and more local organizations listed.
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Linton Daily Citizen-Indianapolis News
Delphians
Glenburn Mission
Chatter and Stitch
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Frank
Kroger
J. Ecker & Sons
Maxwell Furniture Company
Hamilton Drug Company
Boston
Venus Beauty
Clayton Funeral
Guffey-Snyder coal bill to be sent to House
Washington June 28 The Guffey Snyder bituminous stabilization bill will be presented to the House as work begins on the Presidents new tax program Samuel B Hill chairman of the Ways Means sub committee said the panel expects to finish the bill today and report to the full committee early next week The measure would create a small NRA style agency to regulate the coal industry including labor relations and fair prices It is listed on the Presidents must program.
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HOUSE
Washington
Betiow
Samuel B. Hill
Wash
Ways Means
Hill
Means
Roosevelt signs nuisance tax extension amid new revenue plan
President Roosevelt today signed a joint resolution extending the nuisance tax for additional years. The extension would preserve an annual yield and prevent expiration of the existing revenue measure, with action completed yesterday after review.
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Shington
Roosevelt
Death Claims Linton Resident Harry Haltom
Harry Haltom 62 died at his home 789 E street northeast after eight months of heart trouble. Born April 25 1873 in Owen County he came to Linton 34 years ago worked in local coal mines including Central City Coal. He was a UMWA member and Moose lodge affiliate survived by widow two daughters a granddaughter three brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements were set with Welch & Cornett Funeral Home.
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Harry Haltom
Linton
Mr. Haltom
Owen County
Henry
Margaret Steele Haltom
Central City
Haltom
Coal Belt Moose Lodge
Bertha M. ‘Haltom
Elizabeth Haltom
Washington, D
First Aid Groups to Lead Lin ton Fourth of July Parade
About 1,500 miners with U S Bureau of Mines first aid certificates are invited to march in the Lin ton area Fourth of July parade. First aid workers will form the marching line at Central school grounds at 10 o clock for the 10 o clock parade.
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Linton
United States’ Bureau of Mines
U. S. Bureau of Mines
First Street
Oder
Meetings Announced for Thelma Pawel Vocational Economics Apt
Announced gatherings outline sessions at the new vocational economics institute. Thelma and Pawel are listed as attendees with plans to attend the meeting next Monday at the local venue in WA.
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Thelma
Pawel
Iseonomics
Indiana Gov McNutt reports balanced budget and $9 million treasury
Governor Paul V. McNutt announced that Indiana’s budget is balanced and the treasury will close the fiscal year with about $9,000,000, soon after addressing a safety dedication at Universal Atlas Cement Co in Buffington. He noted a $5,000,000 balance after Aug 15 teacher payments and cited insurance fee growth as a key factor.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Universal Atlas Cement Co
Buffington
Treasury
State Insurance Commission
State Financial Department
Miss Cleo Colvin Accepts New Post in Huntington
Miss Cleo Colvin a graduate nurse at City hospital Indianapolis and former charge nurse at Methodist hospital Indianapolis will return home for the weekend to her parents Mr and Mrs D P Colvin. She has accepted a position in Huntington West Virginia and will begin her duties in July.
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Cleo Colvin
City Hospital
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
D. P. Colvin
Jabergs Return From Week Long Trip Home
Rev and Mrs E O Jaberg and family arrived home yesterday after a week away visiting relatives in Magley New Knoxville and Bucyrus Ohio. They visited Rev Jabergs mother Mrs Caroline Jaberg and Mrs Matilda Fledderjohann and sister Mrs Wilford McPeak. France lost Canada with the final battle at the Heights of Abraham in 1769.
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Jaberg
France
Canada
Chinese troops battle at Peiping gates in upheaval
Mutinous Chinese plain clothesmen used an armored train to fire on Peiping’s outskirts. the train was recaptured and fighting stopped after rebels retreated to the demilitarized zone. Officials indicated the immediate crisis had dissipated as tensions rose over North China demilitarization and potential international action.
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Washington
U.P
Pieping
Nelson TY
Johnson
State Department
Peiping
Demilitarized Zone
Fengtai
Tientsin
China
Tignislo
United States
Yangting
Dugger Plans 68000 Dollar Modern Water Works Project
Dugger will start a 68000 dollar modern water works system funded by a bond issue arranged by a local concern. Driven wells near White Rose will supply water with tests showing strong yield. The plan includes a large storage tower and service to Gambill churches schools and mines with 40 to 50 workers to build the system by fall.
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Dugger
White Rose
Gambill
Dugger Prope
Old
N. A. Whaley
George Gallicher
O. E. Dugger
Gold Clause Suit Bill Introduced In House
Administration bill by Henry Steagall to ban gold clause suits sets Sept 1 1985 as exchange deadline for gold clause securities and bars damages claims for dollar devaluation. The measure marks a congressional stand on the administration monetary program. Committee may act Monday. Stanley Reed carried the bill to the floor.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
House
Henry Steagall
House Banking and Currency Committee
Treasury
Congress
United States
Steagall
Con Iral
Stanley Reed
Comfortable Bequest in Salem Will
Charles Kh Dow of Georgia receives a bequest from Mrs. Amanda M Moulton including a feather bed four pillows and $600 to ensure his comfort for life according to the will filed in Salem.
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Salem
Mags
Charles Kh. Dow
Amanda M. Moulton
Borotra Accepts Davis Cup Challenge From Poulain
The French tennis legend Jean Borotra agreed to a doubles duel with Didier Poulain after Borotra refused to play singles for France in the Davis Cup context. The bout reflects tensions within France’s Davis Cup team and Borotra's aging status.
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France
Jean Borotra
Didier Poulain
Borotra
Farm Bureau Session Draws District Leaders in Linton
A district wide Farm Bureau meeting in the basement of the First United Brethren church in Linton drew more than 60 managers and directors from Seventh district units. Speakers included Marvin Briges of Indianapolis and Fred Krump of Clay County outlining objectives and cooperative strategies. A follow up district meeting is planned for Friday July 12 in Linton.
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First United Brethren Church
John Cury
Sullivan
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Marvin Briges
Indianapolis
Fred Krump
Clay County Farm Bureau
J. Lynn Thomas
Sullivan County Farm Bureau
Fred Deitz
Brazil
Clay County Cooperative
J. Ivar. Harris
Bloomfield
Greene County
Arthur Haseman
Linton
Bloomfield Residents Continue Recoveries From Illness
Andrew Lee of Bloomfield has been discharged to his home after weeks of treatment. Gail Lehman of Bloomfield is reported recovering satisfactorily from a fractured leg suffered yesterday. Mrs. Pearl Strietelmeier of Switz City is said to be recovering from a major operation, and Mrs. Laura Centers underwent a major operation late Thursday afternoon and remains in satisfactory condition.
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Andrew Lee
Bloomfield
Gail Lehman
Pearl Strietelmeier
Switz City
Laura Centers
Little Betty Mine Softball Clashes With Red Men at Stock Park
The Little Betty mine softball team faces the Red Men's team at 4 P M today on the Tama Stock park diamond. All members of both clubs are urged to attend.
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Little Betty
Tame Stock Park
Red D Men Win Latent Elkay Match Upset
Fragmentary OCR notes show a report of a team referred to as Red D Men winning a contest labeled Elkay. Text is incomplete but implies a victorious result despite garbled phrasing. No clear date, location, or official names fully readable.
Friends Killed Nephew of Justice Hughes, Is Belief
Detroit police hunt a woman who checked Dickinsons brief case after the New York attorney Howard Cater Dickinson nephew of Chief Justice Charles E Hughes was shot in Detroit. Detectives focus on a known person causing the mob to suspect a robbery motive played no sole part. Dickinsons body found in Row Park after two bullets. The case drew federal interest and a city manhunt as Dickinson is to be buried in Hartford today.
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Detroit
Howard Cater Dickinson
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Dickinson
Book-Cadillac
Hartford
Conn
Seeleyville Nine to Meet Miners in Sunday Game
Linton Ming baseball team works out all week for 2:30 p m Sunday clash at City ball park against Seeleyville. Manager Emmett Perkins says the Local nine have faced strong pitching from the Shadylanes of Seeleyville. Miners announce Fourth of July game against Vincennes Merchants at City park lot at 2 30 p m with large crowds expected.
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Ball Park
Seelyville
Emmett Perkins
Shadylanes
Batth
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