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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1943

Page

4

Miners Rally for Eight Hour Day in Scranton Speech

The 1923 item notes President John L. Lewis spoke to miners in Scranton Pennsylvania appealing for an eight hour day and higher wages. Local youth George Krischak becomes manager of Linton Western Union, replacing C J O’Leary. Shady Beach plans a big Fourth with fireworks on White River. Marion Daviess billed at Grand tonight in Beauty's Worth and Wright Theatre shows Harry Carey in Crashin Through.

John L. Lewis Scranton, Pa George Krischak Linton Western Union C. J. O'Leary Shady Beach Elliston White River Marion Daviess Wright Theatre Harry Carey

In memory of Henry Miller Died June 29 1942

A memorial tribute recalls Henry Miller with a remembered chain of love. Dated verses express enduring sorrow and the enduring memory of happier days. Signatures include Mrs Mollie Miller and others naming Don Miller and family observers.

Henry Miller You Dad Mollie 'Miller Ruth Shonter

War Comment Today Signals Pacific Strength Rising

The piece argues American power in the Pacific is strengthening with air supremacy in the Solomons and reinforcements for Europe. It notes 206 Japanese planes downed in six engagements this month, a fleet rebuilt for any action, and bases at Fuafuti and the Russell Islands Readiness to support future operations toward Rabaul and Truk.

Pacific Commonwealth Solomons United States Pacific Guadalcanal Africa Britain Europe Russell Islands Russell and Pavuvu Rabaul New ‘Britain Japan Dutch East Indies Guam Io New Guinea Gilbert Marshall MacArthur Tokyo Ralbual Truk Savosland

Local visitors and family notes from Linton and area

Cecil Reed and sons Donnie and Ronnie of Lirtton visited Monday with Mr and Mrs William Reed. Preston Asrey, previously operated on at Union hospital Terre Haute for an eye ailment, has returned home. Willis Bowers, once in Washington hospital for pneumonia, returned home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens and son Rex of Linton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jesse Stevens. Mr and Mrs Pauline Alkire and son visited with Mr and Mrs Orval Alkire and family. Mack Seissel of Alabama visited the week end with the Alkire family. Donnie Alkire, in the U S Army camp in Illinois, visited the week end here and with relatives in Brazil. Mr and Mrs Lon Starks and Mr and Mrs William Reed attended the funeral of Mrs George Elliott at Pleasant Grove Wednesday afternoon.

Cecil Reed Donnie Ronnie Lirtton William Reed Preston Asrey Union Hospital Terre Haute Willis Bowers Washington Ralph Stevens Rex Linton Jesse Stevens Pauline Alkire Orval Alkire Mack Seissel Alabama Donnie Alkire U.S. ‘Army Illinois Brazil

Local residents visit kin and friends across towns

Set Johnny Long of North Carolina is home on furlough visiting relatives. Miss Martha Ann Sappenfield visits Mr and Mrs Jose Scott and family at Bluffton. Rosalie Ault of Terre Haute weekend with her parents Emil and Mrs Ault. Vada Brewer in Bloomfield Friday on business. Freida Asdell of Terre Haute weekend with her parents Sam J Dell and family. Mrs Glenn Anderson and family and Mrs Riley Anderson of Lyons and Donna Sue Baird of Bloomington visit Phillip Killian. Lee Mottern and son Billy in Linton on business. Jane Hilburn visiting Hilburns at Coal City. Paul Scott of Nashville Tennessee visiting his mother Bertha Scott.

Johnny Long North Carolina Martha Ann Sappenfield Jose Scott Bluffton Rosalie ‘Ault Terre Haute Emil Ault Vada Brewer Bloomfield Freida Asdell Sam J Asdell Glenn Anderson Riley Anderson Lyons Donna Sue ‘Baird Bloomington Phillip Killian Lee ‘Mottern Billy Linton Jane ‘Hilburn J. P. Hilburn Coal City Paul Scott Nashville, Tenn Mr. Scott Bertha Scott

Stewart Birth Announcement For Don Addison Stewart

Lt and Mrs Addison Stewart announce the birth of a son at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan on June 22. The baby weighs seven pounds eleven ounces and has been named Don Addison. Lt Stewart, stationed at Mt Sill Oklahoma, is home for a few days.

Addison Stewart Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Don Addison Stewart Mtt. Sill Okla

Livestock Receipts Mixed as Market Slows at Pendleton

Livestock report for Pendlan Applie s Ind shows hog receipts 15 009 with an uneven market. Prices ranged from 130 to grid 13.50 with top 18.60. Cattle receipts 1 000 and calves 700 with slow demand for steers and heifers, early sales mostly 14.85 to 15.35, top 15.50 for good steers.

Pndlan Ind

Ben Coleman’s wartime letter from North Africa Chronicle

Orville and Mrs. Coleman share a letter from their son Ben now with the U S Army in North Africa. He recounts travel from New York to Liverpool Tideworth and London excursions, Red Cross hospitality at Tideworth House, and rough sea crossing. He notes guard duty near Oran Algiers and an air raid role with French troops, plus training and combat near Subeta Subetta and Fun Dauk pass. He describes storms, food, and Allied air superiority, ending mid narrative with frontline actions and a fatal Ju 88 strike.

Orville Coleman Ben North Africa United States Army New York Liverpool England Tideworth London Bournmouth Tidenvonth Lyons American Red Cross Tideworth House Pink Palace Memphis Algiers Oran Axis Subeta Subetta Fun Dauk Pass Althogether La-Kaf Giraud Pechon

First American Trained French Army Reaches Front

A narrator recalls nearing Algiers and Tunis, noting an officer’s dinner and a paper that made their small group honorary French army members. He claims their unit was the first American trained and equipped French Army group to reach the front, writing from a field near Tunis.

Algiers Tunis

Charles Baizeh Jr. Lands in Africa with U S Army

Mr and Mrs C C Baize report their son Charles Jr has landed safely with the United States Army somewhere in Africa He states he is well and enjoying himself

C. C. Baize Charles Jr United States ‘Army Africa

Roy Harbett on Two-Week Furlough at Fort Benning

Fort Benning soldier Roy Harbett is on a two week furlough with his wife Mrs Pearl Harbett and his parents.

Roy Harbett Fort Benning Pearl Harbett

Son Ray Burch Promoted to Sergeant in Army

Mr and Mrs General Burch announce their son Ray Burch now holds the rank of sergeant in the United States Army.

Ball Promoted to Sergeant Overseas

Wilbur J. Ball, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Ball, has been promoted to sergeant while serving overseas with the United States Army, according to received word here.

Wilbur J. Ball Daniel Ball United States Army

S/Sgt Cole Ends Furlough At Midland

S/Sgt C O Peewee Cole ends a three day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs F L Cole in Midland and leaves for camp.

Sgt. C. O Peewee Cole Sgt C. O Peewee) Cole Mrs F. L. Cole Midland

Soldier Arthur Fish Hospitalized for Operation in Chicago

Sgt Arthur Fish, stationed with the United States Army in Chicago, Illinois, has entered a hospital for an operation on his pose.

Sgt Arthur Fish United States Army Chicago

Roy Leon Stanton Begins Training at Naval College

Roy Leon Stanton, son of Mr and Mrs John Stanton, left today for Mount Pleasant Michigan to enter training at a United States Naval college.

Roy Leon Stanton John Stanton Mount Pleasant Mich United States Naval College

Lieutenant Wolford Home Over Sunday

Lt. William Wolford son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wolford was with the United States Army at Ft Francis E Warren Wyoming over the weekend en route to Boston Massachusetts where he will be stationed next.

William Wolford Charles Wolford United States Army Ft. Francis E. Warren Wyo Boston Mass

Nazi Planes Attack Leningrad in Nonstop Aerial Assault

United Press reports Nazi bombers began a continuous air attack on Leningrad while Russian fighters intercepted most raids. Ground fighting sees minor German infantry advances in Ukraine as Moscow withholds confirmation on Donets bridgeheads and potential northwest Caucasus mobilization. Russian bombers strike Orsha and the Black Sea port of Aaman.

United Press Leningrad Red Army Ukraine Berlin Donets Kharkov Moscow Kerlin Caucasus Velikie Luki Orsha Black Sea Aaman

Forgotten men of the army blaze trails across Australia

Pfc. Frank DeMarco leads a truck unit that has moved through Australia since 1942. The crew hauled oil to air dromes and supplies for engineers, naming routes like lizard Avenue and Kangaroo Boulevard. Most men hail from New York and Brooklyn as they adapt to rugged bush life and frequent long hauls.

United Press Australia U.P Pfc Frank DeMarco Niagara Falls de Marco G. H. Glass Greensboro N. C Pvt Joe Copeland Dade City Fla Boyd Barksdale Tampa J. D. Terrel Vera Beach Outfit New York Brooklyn Cpl Roy Bishop Oneonta Chris Tanno Harry Steinmetz Bill Watson Ray Collander Yonkers Bob Hellman Bronx Julius Schon New York City Blackie Trngberg Long Island Ozone Park Rochester Amsterdam Beacon Lizard Avenue Kangaroo Boulevard Glass Morocco

Air raid warden found guilty of spying for Germany

Ernest Frederick Lehmitz a naturalized American and air raid warden was found guilty of spying for Nazi Germany He faced possible death or up to 30 years in prison for sending ship troop movements armament production and civilian defense data in invisible ink He admitted using false names and gathering details from waterfront taverns before returning to the United States to work as a warden.

New Yoirk New York Ernest Frederick Lehmitz Reich Rod Lehmitz Sehmitz Germany America

Soldier killed in auto crash near Roanoke

Port Wayne Ind June 29 Baer Field officials report a soldier was killed instantly and four others seriously injured in an early automobile crash near a Roanoke bridge abutment The dead man Corporal Robert Condon of Allenton Pa drove the car The five men were returning to Camp Atterbury State police believe sleep at the wheel may have caused the crash The injured are Sergeants Hepbert coder of Delta Ohio Walter Rushan of West Cranwell Conn Privates Andrew Ulrich and Raymond Metical of Detroit

Port Wayne Ind Baer Field Robert Condon Allenton Roanoke Condon Camp Atterbury Sengeants Hepbert Coder Delta Walter Rushan West Cranwell

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