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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
6
Almost everybody needs bank service and Citizens National highlights the wide range of accommodations offered. The bank invites both customers and non customers to use its facilities and urges readers to make the bank their own.
Dr. C. E. Ammerman aged 70 died at Sullivan hospital after practicing medicine here for several years. Local Masons will take part in burial services.
In Bloomfield Greene circuit court three civil suits were dismissed for lack of prosecution or after writings of dismissal motions. Elnora Shanklin vs Ruth Shanklin Hash and Arney Hash originated June 15 1950 with an amended complaint due eight months later resulting in dismissal. Rachel Stewart vs Frank Gill and Mary Evans vs Frank Gill were venued from Sullivan county with writ ten dismissal motions.
In loving memory of Charlie Harrell killed June 29 1920 and Clyde Harrell killed July 19 1931. Beyond the gate our loved ones Find happiness and rest. Sadly missed by Bart Harrell and family.
A grieving family remembers Robert Jr. McDonald who died on June 30. They express longing to see him again and honor his peaceful rest while trusting God’s plan. Parents and sister sign the note.
Fairfield Illinois June 29 Harris a lieutenant in the Shelton gang surrendered on a warrant for firing on Guy Pennington and Lyle Shelton Pennington. He posted 10000 bond with four neighbors to guarantee July 27 hearing. Pennington and wife seriously wounded in the Shelton shooting. Harris claimed he learned of the attack after it happened.
The article notes that the typical lifespan of U S manufacturing concerns averages about seven years.
The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company announced it would shut down its entire Iran operations within ten days. Basil R. K. Jackson, the firm's general director, said no settlement looks possible while Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh remains in office, and British workers in Abadan are being called to the refinery port as preparations for the shutdown proceed.
Note of thanks from Civic Garden Club thanking Jenny Wren Pottery Shop G. C. Murphy Co Anderson Poindexter Welch & Cornett Mrs Karns Mrs Cerar and the American Legion for their fine cooperation.
A wave 10 000 feet long in water 10 000 feet deep is predicted to travel at 154 miles per hour. The finding highlights speed estimates for long ocean waves and their dependence on depth and wavelength.
In Rushville Indiana Charles Wilder found his five mile drive ended with his daughter Rebecca clinging to the car’s tail light. The child rode unaccompanied, holding a candy bar as she clung to the bumper while Wilder started work at a filling station.
The Bloomfield county clerk office issued five marriage licenses as the month of brides June sparked a rush. The couples were Sylvester Hadley with Nellie Y. Knoy of Linton, John R. Linton with Joyce E. Mitchell of Linton routes, William F. Hendren with Sue Ellen Flater of Bloomfield, Ernest McCollum with Elizabeth Foxworthy of Spencer, and Charles F. Burden of Seymour with Shirley Ann Bishop of Hayden.
Joseph Franklin Bent Jr age 23 is named on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list described as a hardened veteran of robbery. A native of Clay County Missouri he is under 25 year sentence for a post office robbery. He is linked to grocery store robberies in Corpus Christi Texas and has admitted to more than 20 robberies in the Kansas City Missouri area.
The FBI reportedly maintains more than 114 million fingerprint cards in its files, reflecting a massive archive of biometric records housed within federal law enforcement records.
Indianapolis June 29 autopsy ordered to determine cause of death of three year old Dianna Lynn Tripp daughter of Mrs. Lucille Tripp. Dr Roy B Storms coroner said poison of some kind appeared to be cause after she died following sudden illness and stomach ache.
The Indiana toll bridge commission approved an agreement to draw up blueprints for the proposed 3 975 800 bridge over the Ohio at Lawrenceburg. The deal, earlier approved by Indiana and Kentucky highway commissions, also covers approach roads to the span.
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