Indiana squirrel season proposal and assorted local notes
The Indiana Department of Conservation proposes Aug 14 to Oct 12 for fox and gray squirrel hunting. Donald R. Hughes notes no decision yet. The column comments on socialism and Backward America, and recaps items from the Shot-Firer column including Joe Louis, Joe Kay’s paint venture, and a Raymondville cotton bale sale. It also mentions a Gladewater oilman buying Arrowhead Ranch and quips about slogans and etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Department of Conservation
Donald R. Hughes
Fish and Game Division
Leo Hart
Linton
Raymondville
Tex
Greene County
Two Fines in Linton Court
In William L. Jackson's Linton justice court last weekend Mrs. Robert Dunning of Jay Bird paid $1 fine and costs totaling $11 for allowing a dog to run at large. Roy Hudson was found guilty of trespass in a dispute over Glen Burn property and fined $25 plus costs, remanded for nonpayment but released after paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Jackson
Linton
Robert Dunning
Jay Bird
Joe Taylor
Roy Hudson
Laura Wilson
Esquire Jackson
Glenburn
Hudson
Greene County
Bloomfield
Japanquake toll tops 3103 as Fukui hit hard
Allied reports show 3155 dead in Fukui prefecture after the quake and fire with about 1000 deaths in Fukui city. Injuries reach 7752 and 30721 buildings damaged including 6306 burned. Food and medicines rushed in as survivors live among ruins and救 evacuations continue.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Fukui
Allied
United Press
Peter Kalischer
Sea of Japan
Allied Headquarters
Osaka
Maizuru
Moll Plea From Gun Moll In Chicago Gang Saga
In Chicago on June 29 two teen gun molls Dolores Anderson 17 and Shirley Fredendall 19 pleaded by radio for their boyfriends to surrender as police hunted three more bandits after a suburban gambling joint raid that left two officers wounded. One bandit, Jerry Malek 27, was captured and held on 100000 bond. The other suspect Ernest Filbach 21 remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Finois
Wisconsin
Dolores Anderson
Shirley Fredendall
Doroles
Jerry Mnacek
Darling
Dolores
Jerry
Shirley
George Mudra
Ernest Filbach
Jerry Malek
Mighty Hoosier State Shows Move To Linton Park
The Mighty Hoosier State Shows moved into Linton High School park for a grand opening night and a full week of performances led by Zacchini the human cannonball. The Greater Linton club touts the event as the biggest fair in the area with no admission to the grounds and a July Fourth parade setup by J. K. Holden featuring ten high school bands and $85 in prize money for top parade units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighty Hoosier
Mnight
Linton
Zacchini
Greater
J. K. “Dink” Holden
Ino Dasgnvjlie
Mera
Duke City
Ihton
Bloomfield
Worthington
Lyons
Solsberry
Holden
Miners Charged With Taft Hartley Violations
District 31 United Mine Workers officers accused of mass unfair labor practices under Taft Hartley during the March soft coal pension strike. They allegedly forced four non union West Virginia mines to shut down and prevented workers from leaving until joining the UMW. This is the third such complaint against John L. Lewis's union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
URP
District 31
United Mine Workers
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
UMW
Lewis’ Union
Bethel Baptist Church Holds All-Day Special Meeting
An all-day meeting at Bethel Baptist Church northwest of Sandborn includes morning services a noon basket dinner and afternoon services. Rev Ellis Yaw the pastor leads the program and invites all friends and members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Baptist Church
Sandborn
Ellis Yaw
Soldiers' Bodies Will Be Returned Home
Two soldiers from the area are to be repatriated from Europe aboard the United States Army Transport Greenville Victory. The Army announces 151 remains will be sent home, with next of kin in Indiana listed for Pfc. Albert D. English of Switz City and Keith R. Railsback of Sullivan.
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United States
Europe
United States Army
Greenville Victory
Department of the Army
Albert D. English
Xolaf English
Switz
Keith R. Railsback
Dolph N. Railsback
Sullivan
Fairer Weather Seen For Indiana This Week
Indiana and Indianapolis forecast mostly sunny days with cool nights and low humidity. The five day outlook predicts minor temperature fluctuations, possible Saturday night or Sunday showers, and cooler highs in the northwest. Local readings: Evansville 91, Indianapolis 90, Marion 68, Fort Wayne 68, Lafayette 87, South Bend 64.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Hoosierland
Evansville
Marion
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
South Bend
Indianapolis Man Threatened Poison During Domestic Disturbance
Police investigated a disturbance at the home of Woody Hickman, estranged from his wife. He refused entry, threatened to swallow cyanide, and drank the bottle’s contents before being rushed to General Hospital where doctors declared him cured, noting the liquid was harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Woody Hickman
Hickman
Indianapolis General Hospital
U S Jet Planes to Fly Transatlantic Test Mission
Sixteen F-80 Shooting Star jets from the 56th Fighter Group will fly 5200 miles from Selfridge Air Force Base in Michigan to Furstenfeldbruck Germany with two bombers and three transports. Lead by Lt General Curtis LeMay the mission aims for two weeks in Europe. The voyage precedes a permanent group move to Germany and is cleared by the State Department and Air Force.
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Washington
U.S
Germany
Air Force
56Th
Selfridge Air Force Base
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Furstenfeldack
Atlantic
Labrador
Land
Iceland
England
Newry
Curtis E. LeMay
Theater Air Force
Selfridge
David C. Schilling
8Th Air Force
Europe
Panama Canal Zone
State Department
Department
British Air Ministry
Royal Air Force Base
Odiham
Four Alcohol License Applications To Be Studied In Greene County
Hearings on four applications for alcoholic beverage licenses will be held at 1 o clock Thursday July 15 in the clerk of the Greene circuit court Bloomfield office. Applicants include Jess Greenwood Worthington beer liquor and wine retailers permit Fred L Lambright Marco beer retailers permit Thomas K Holden beer and wine dealers permit and Aerie No 905 Fraternal Order of Eagles 234 West Main Street Jassonville beer liquor and wine.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Jess Greenwood
Worthington
Fred L. Lambright
Marco
Thomas K. Holden
Aerie No
Fraternal Order of Eagles
West Main Street
Jassonville
Super Chief Train Derailed in Winslow Yard
Santa Fe luxury stream line passenger train derailed today in Winslow Arizona railroad yards. Police report at least three injured including one passenger and two Santa Fe employees. All injuries described as minor and treated at Winslow General Hospital. Five more passengers sought clinic evaluation for minor cuts and bruises.
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Winslow
Ariz
Santa Fe
Winslow General Hospital
New Soviet Move for Power Seen in Tito Blast
U S officials say the Moscow blast at Yugoslav Marshal Tito may signal a broader push to strengthen Soviet influence in southeastern Europe. Cominform timing and Tito's standing among Yugoslav Communists are key factors as Belgrade prepares a response.
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Tito
Washington
Kremlin
Russia
Europe
State Department
U. S
Belgrade
Communist International Information Bureau
Cominform
Berlin
Moscow
Yugoslavia
United Farm Equipment Workers Strike at International Harvester
More than 30 000 CIO United Farm Equipment Workers walked out at 12 International Harvester plants in Chicago starting at midnight after failed last ditch talks. Picket lines formed as federal conciliators kept negotiations going. The union had accepted an 11 cent hourly wage hike but opposed company changes to piece work allowances and steward pay, which the firm said would not reduce wages.
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Chicago
CIO
United Farm Equipment Workers
International Harvester Co
Gerald Fielde
Old Indian Relics Found In Indiana Near Seymour
Carl Meyers of near Seymour unearthed several stones with Indian writing seven miles southeast of Seymour along the Muscatatuck River while plowing. One stone shows writing believed to be an ancient Indian plow. Another stone shaped like an animal appears carved from a sand and clay mixture near the river.
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Seymour
Ind
Carl Meyers
Near
Meyers
Here
Muscatatuck River
Riv
Funeral arrangements for 2nd Lieut Earl Rich in Jasonville
Funeral services for 2nd Lieut Earl Rich 26 killed Oct 29 1943 over Rabaul are set for Friday at Jasonville Christian church. Arrival of the body accompanies a military escort. burial in Lebanon cemetery with American Legion military honors. Rich a Northwestern University student and bomber lead, survived by three brothers and four sisters.
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Earl R. Rich
Jasonville
Rich
McClanahan
Leona Stiffler
Jasonville Christian Church
Lebanon
Davis- Monthafi’ Field
Tucson
Ariz
New Mexico
Lincoln
Neb
United States
43Rd Bombardment
Rabaul
New Britain
Southwest Pacific
He J
Estel
Thomas
Wayne Rich
Alice Pershing
Aziel Sinders
Alene Haviland
Coal] City
Dugger Soldier Finishes Course at Chanute Base
Brig. Gen. Fay R. Upthegrove announced that Pfc. Jerry Delph of Dugger has completed the twelve week Airplane Propeller course at Chanute Air Base Rantoul Illinois. He will depart soon for a new assignment among skilled technicians maintaining frontline air force operations.
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Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Illinois
Fay R. Upthegrove
Chanute Air Base
Jerry Delph
Andrew Delph
Dugger
Pfc
Delph
Army reopens Camp Breckinridge over Atterbury in Kentucky
Rep. Gerald W. Landis says the army will reopen Camp Breckinridge Kentucky rather than Camp Atterbury Indiana. He cites lower operating costs more housing for dependents and a better artillery firing range as reasons.
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Washington
Gerald W. Landis
Ind
Camp
Breckinridge
Atterbury
Landis
Fine Imposed on Linton Man for Public Intoxication
Charles Peltier of Linton was fined 1 dollar and costs totaling 11.80 in Mayor Arthur M. Grass court for public intoxication. He was arrested last night by Linton police.
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Charles Peltier
Linton
Arthur M. Grass
Berlin Officials Draft UN Appeal for Relief in Crisis
Berlin officials led by Acting Mayor Louise Schroeder and Deputy Mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg drafted a UN appeal urging immediate relief within a month amid the Berlin crisis. The letter to the UN will go to the magistrat for approval before sending to a UN power, possibly Denmark, as Harriman arrives in Berlin to discuss Marshall Plan aid with U S authorities.
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Berlin
U.P
United Nations
Frau Louise Schroeder
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Magistrat
Denmark
Harriman
W. Averell Harriman
Economic Cooperation Administration
United States
Germany
Harrison
Michael Forrestal
James V. Forrestal
U. S
Young Forrestal
ECA
United Nations For Aid
Hospital Report From Linton Area Accounts for Births and Surgeries
The report lists multiple patients from Linton Bloomfield Owensburg and surrounding towns receiving surgeries and medical treatment. Mrs Anna Hawkins underwent major surgery while Mrs James Cooksey and Mrs Bonnie Hutchison gave birth to a boy and a girl respectively. Other entries note tonsil procedures and various hospital discharges and admissions.
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Anna Hawkins
Linton
Jake Powell
Indiana Appellate Court Allows Sale of English Hotel Block
The Indiana Appellate court upheld a lower court ruling permitting sale to private interests of buildings occupying one quarter of the Indianapolis Monument circle. The Marion county probate court allowed the William E. English Foundation trustees to sell the English Hotel block to an eastern life insurer for 2.1 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Appellate Court
Indianapolis Monument Circle
Marion County Probate Court
William E. English Foundation
Eastern Life Insurance Firm
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