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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1939

Page

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Welcome the March winds and labor of spring

Mine Run offers a guest conductor Jim Rockwell editor of Murphysboro Illinois Independent who shares verbatim social service reports revealing hard luck stories of families while noting March promises spring labor in Indiana. Center of Population Canning in Linton prepares for tomatoes as wage laws affect planning. packing season starts July 1 with 11.4 million cases in stock.

Jim Rockwell Murphysboro Ill Independent Jim Rockwell

Zemnick Sketches Anew At Cleveland Zoo

Judy Zemnick a 21 year old WPA artist who lost her left eye after falling into a polar bear cage continues sketching at Brookside Zoo Cleveland. She was clawed by Silver the giant polar bear during the incident.

Zemnick Cleveland, O U.P Judy Zemnick WPA Silver Cleveland Brookside Zoo

Farm couple slain and daughter assaulted near Edinburg

A farmer Paul Brand and his wife were murdered on their Edinburg area farm last night using a .22 caliber rifle. Their 12 year old daughter Gloria was raped by a single intruder while the family slept. A male hired hand, Cliff Redmond, is missing and being sought by police.

Edinburg Ind U.P Here Ellsworth Williamson Paul Brand Cliff Redmond

Soil conservation school set for Worthington library

Greene county farmers will study soil fertility conservation at a Thursday session in the Worthington library starting 10 a.m. County Agent Arthur Haseman said Purdue University and Soil Conservation Service specialists join local growers to discuss land use, pasture management, and terrace techniques for preventing erosion and restoring soil humus.

Worthington Arthur Haseman Greene County Purdue University Soil Conservation Service Bedford and R. O. Cole O. E F. Ackerson SCS Agronomist H. T. Hesson Haseman

Airplane factory strike halts parts for France

Seven hundred Curtiss-Wright production workers in St. Louis walked out demanding a closed shop and higher wages. The stoppage suspends parts for planes bound for France, to be shipped to the Buffalo plant for final assembly. The walkout was ordered by district 9 of the IAM and the AFL CIO negotiations head toward a briefing with Frances Perkins.

ST. Louis Mar U.R Curtiss-Wright France Buffalo

Theodore Riley, 80, Nine Mile resident, dies at home

Theodore A. Riley aged 80 of Nine Mile community died Tuesday at 1 50 pm at his home after a three week illness. Born October 28 1858 in Riley County Ohio he moved to the county in 1865 and lived over 40 years in his home. He served 39 years as Nine Mile church trustee and is survived by his children O L Riley Dugger Rachel Martindale Lyons route 3 Edith Bartley Lyons Eva Park Marion Ohio E D Riley Marion Ohio a infant daughter preceded him in death There are nine grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be at 2 pm Thursday at the Nine Mile Methodist church with Rev Daes Lyons in charge burial Bodley cemetery Newkirk Funeral Home Pleasantville in charge

Theodore A. Riley Nine Mile Mr. Riley Riley County Barthaniel Rachel Moore Riley Virginia Dugger Rachel Martindale Linton Edith Bartley Lyons Eva Park E. D. Riley Marion Nine Mile Methodist Church Daes

Cardinals Hold Holy Ghost Mass at Vatican Conclave Start

The cardinals of the Roman Catholic church held a solemn Holy Ghost Mass in the Pauline chapel and began the conclave to elect the 262nd pope after Pius XI's death. Two ballots daily. a likely Friday night or Saturday election with crowning planned for Sunday March 12. Sixty two cardinals expected to attend the conclave in the Vatican triangle.

Vatican City Pius XI Vatican St. Damasus Marshal Holy Office

Auto plate sales lag as deadline extension fails

Motorists in Linton and nearby areas rushed last minute purchases of 1939 auto license plates, but extension talks did not materialize. Final day sees 304 plate sets sold and 15 drivers’ licenses issued, far below usual levels as Indiana lawmakers debate a $1 license plate plan with a penny per gallon gas tax.

Linton Cravens’ License Bureau Indiana General Assembly Indianapolis Indiana

Linton Welders Face Columbus Junior High In Charity Net Tilt

A large crowd is expected tonight as the Linton Welders junior high team hosts the Columbus squad in a charity game to fund honor sweaters. Linton has 18 wins in 19 games, with only Huntingburg beating them. Proffit will start for Spencer against Linton teachers. Admission is 10 and 25 cents. tipping off at 7 PM.

Linton Welders Columbus Welders Huntingburg Linton Spencer Proffit Butler Kautsky Independent Five Spencer Crew Garland Ladson Linton Junior High School Welder

Death Notice for Mrs. Charles Melton in Indianapolis

Report of death arrives here. Mrs. Charles Melton sister of George Hedrick of Linton and sister-in-law of Pete Melton formerly of this city died in Indianapolis. Mr. Hedrick cannot attend the funeral due to a broken leg he sustained last April.

Charles Melton George Hedrick Linton Pete Melton Indianapolis Hedrick

Detroit mother gives birth to nine pound eight ounce boy

Mrs James Newsom of Detroit Mich became the mother of a nine pound eight ounce boy named John Williams on Tuesday afternoon. The family stayed at her mother Mrs Helen Watkins 110 K street northwest this afternoon. Willis Cates eight year old son of Roy Kates of Linton route 1 had an appendectomy Tuesday afternoon. Ezekial Fields of Midland was dismissed this afternoon. Dr Dillon Haworth of Jasonville was taken to his home in Martinsville this afternoon. Dr Carl Porter of Jasonville was taken to the home of his parents Dr and Mrs George C Porter this afternoon.

James Newsom Detroit Mich John Williams Newsom Helen Watkins K” Street Willis Cates Roy Kates Linton Route 1 Ezekial Fields Midland Dillon Haworth Jasonville Martinsville Carl Porter George C. Porter

Miner Overcome Recovered Today At Mid-Valley Mine

Cyrus Ferguson of Lyons was revived after being overcome by bad air while working at the Mid-Valley coal mine east of Switz City. Ward Davis of Linton and four other miners, in separate rooms, felt dizzy as Ferguson collapsed. Artificial respiration saved him. a faulty air fan hampered circulation and the mine was closed for repairs.

Cyrus Ferguson Lyons Mid-Valley Switz City Ferguson Ward Davis Linton Davis

Centenarian William Jackson Urges Marriage

William Jackson, who just turned 100 in Sydney Nova Scotia, says his only regret is never marrying. He admits a past prejudice against women but now believes all young men should marry.

Sydney William Jackson

Greene county Exresidents Attend Indiana Dinner in Los Angeles

Fifty four Greene county natives gathered in Sycamore Grove Los Angeles for the semi annual Indiana basket dinner and reunion. The program featured speaking music tap dancing recitations and unison singing with Banks of The Wabash highlighted. Attendees included Mrs Thomas Burkland and many others from Linton Worthington Bloomfield Lyons Marco and nearby towns.

Greene County Los Angeles Calif Sycamore Grove Thomas Burkland Thomas Kinney W. B. Parks Joan Chaney Newton Harvey P. Chaney Josephine McDonald Hugh L. Shweh Duncan Keith Dca Wolford Henry Joe) Kippler Vanbliet Lettie Allen Epperson William Blakely William Ham Claude Moss Ida M. Fields Sam W. Vaughn Henry A. Maddox Julia Reintjes Linton Joe Willey Lloyd W. Fellows W. S. Taylor Florence Aydelotte Parnell E. T. Darnell Harry E. Stalcup T. E. Dyer John E. West Worthington

Munitions Dump Explodes in Osaka Causing Large Casualties

A gigantic munitions dump exploded today in Osaka, Japan. Casualties were believed large, with fires spreading from the blast and troops aiding firefighters. Police could not determine a cause or open an investigation as streetcar lines and telephone wires were disrupted.

Tokyo Japan Osaka

Secretary Hull rejects referendum on war declaration

Cordell Hull says a national referendum on war declaration conflicts with representative government. The note accompanies a bill for a national referendum led by twelve senators, echoing Indiana congressman Louis Ludlow's prior proposal.

Washington, D. C Cordell Hull United States Louis Ludlow Indiana

Tourney tickets go on sale for S H S A R event

Season tickets for the Bloom field sectional preliminary of the annual S H S A R basketball tournament go on sale in Linton and across the county. Five sessions cost 1.25 dollars, single sessions 35 cents. Season tickets save 50 cents if all five sessions are attended. If four sessions are attended a 15 cent saving applies.

Bloomfield Linton R. R. Miller Nelson O. Beasley Lintonians Owensburg Greene County

Cow Attacks Farmer and Wife After Cat Fright

In Bartley Nebraska a cow kicked Bert Proud while milking, breaking his leg. The same animal then kicked his wife and fractured her leg after being frightened by a cat. Proud died days later of a heart attack.

Bartley Neb U.P Bert Proud Farmer Proud

Page Jesse A. Page 83 dies after illness near Worthington

Jesse Ashcraft Page, 83, retired farmer of Worthington, died at home after a three week illness attributed to heart disease. He lived in Worthington 20 years, coming from Mineral City. Survived by his widow and nine children, funeral at Lowe and Fiscus in Worthington with burial in Worthington cemetery.

Jesse Ashcraft Page Worthington Page Mineral City Greene County Bella May Fankboner Iva Mattox Inez Ona Morrison Cincinnati Otho Martin Page Santa Anna Calif Denzil M. Page Zelma Ida Page Phillip Elmer Page Orphin Ancel Page Bloomfield Lowe and Fiscus Worthington Cemetery

Wooing Too Noisy in Cleveland Honking Disturbance

Two young men faced a Cleveland judge on disorderly conduct charges after honking an automobile horn for four hours outside a home where two women sought refuge from their advances. The incident stemmed from their ardent pursuit of the pair.

Cleveland, O U.P Cleveland

Indiana House Approves Broad GOP Run Investigation

The Indiana House, with near unanimous Democratic backing, approved a sweeping inquiry into all branches of state government by a Republican led committee. The five Republicans and two Democrats may subpoena witnesses, examine records, and take oaths to probe Townsend administration and suspected 1940 vote irregularities, with no approved funds.

Indianapolis Ind House Indiana Herbert Evans James M. Knapp Suboena M. Clifford Townsend Evans Republican State Committee GOP

Jury Not Named in Murder Case at Vincennes

In Vincennes Indiana the jury for State of Indiana vs Ed Sanders on murder charges was to be selected today. Defense attorney Floyd Young questioned prospective jurors as the 60-name venue pool neared exhaustion with many disqualifying over the death penalty issue. Sanders is accused of killing John Buttermilk Zak of Bicknell in August 1958, a former Linton resident who worked in local coal mines.

Vincennes Ind Indiana Ed Sanders Floyd Young Sanders John “Buttermilk” Zak Bicknell

New Suits Filed in Greene Circuit Court

Two new cases appear in Greene circuit court records. Conrad H. Freund sues Solomon Wells and 72 others in a quiet title action. Jones Roudebush and Louise Roudebush petition to adopt Charles D. English.

Claude Story Greene Circuit Court Conrad H. Freund Solomon Wells Jones Roudebush Louise Roudebush Charles D. English

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Applicant Mary Illinois Center of Population Alabama Great Southern Birmingham Ala Redmond Gloria St. Louis Company Secretary of Frances Perkins American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations Roosevelt Navy Theodore Riley NET Gounty West United Press House Appropriations Committee War Department Jesse A. Page Zak Atlas
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