Cooking School Draws Large Crowds at Grand Theatre
A large audience of women attended the Happy Cooking School opening at the Grand theatre in Linton. Mrs. Martha McDonald led demonstrations, praised for her home economics expertise, with two more sessions scheduled Thursday 1 to 8 pm and Friday 2 to 4 pm.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Happy Cooking School
Grand Theater
Martha McDonald
Happy Kitchen
Alan
Altend
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Bailey accuses Coughlin of fomenting revolution in filibuster
In a long senate speech Senator Josiah Bailey of North Carolina denounced radio priest Charles E. Coughlin. Bailey tied Coughlin to sponsoring the Costigan Wagner anti lynching bill and accused him of fomenting revolution and threatening to snatch the halo from his brow.
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Josiah Bailey
North Carolina
Charles E. Coughlin
Cake Bakers Vie For Bluff City Awards In Mt Carmel
Scores of local women enter a cake baking contest sponsored by Bluff City Mills and Elevator Co in Mt Carmel in connection with the Happy Kitchen Cooking school by the Linton Daily Citizen. Five prizes include 3 for top places and two honorable mentions with bags of flour and sugar. Entries due at the Grand theatre by 1:30 PM Friday. cakes must use Royal or Best flour with base trademarks.
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Mt. Carmel
Happy Kitchen
Linton Daily Citizen
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Grand Theatre
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Royal Aid
Violent May Day Fears Spread Across Cities
United Press reports police and troops mobilized in the United States and Europe for May Day demonstrations. In Chicago unemployed crowds faced curbed relief, New York deployed detachments for socialist parades, and violence loomed with rioting in Paris and elsewhere. One death noted in Paris.
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Europe
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Paris
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Giant Parade by Linton Schools Marks Youth Week
About 1,300 Lin ton city students will march Thursday afternoon in a Youth Week event titled Youths Day in the School led by flag bearers and the Linton drum and bugle corps. Rotary prizes offer 5, 3 and 2 dollars for top units, with school programs to follow and student teachers in charge of classes.
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Main Street
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Bob Cunnon
Jessie Heaton
Wilford Lynch
Gene Double
Special meeting of Twi light Sunday School league officers
A special meeting of the Twi light Sunday School league officers is called for 7:50 o'clock Friday night in the Linton public library. All officers are requested to attend.
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Twilight Sunday School League
Linton Public Library
League
Switz City Church Set to Host May Meeting
The Rev. Drue Stanfier of Hy mera is scheduled to speak Thursday night May 2 at the Church of God in Switz City. Pastor Carrol Stewart of the Switz City church invites the public to attend.
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Hymera
Church of God
Switz City
Carrol Stewart
LACER BOY III William Ben Lacer Ill With Pneumonia
William Ben Lacer age 13, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Lacer, is seriously ill at the family home in West Linton after an attack of pneumonia.
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Ben ‘Lacer
West Linton
Lacer
Man Arrested in Lindbergh Letter Threat Case
Paterson New Jersey May 1 A watchman Martin 46 at a silk mill was arrested for sending a threat to kill Col Charles A Lindbergh. Police tie arrest to two prior incoherent letters received since March 19. The suspect faced notes stating I am going to take the law into my own hands and I will kill Lindy.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
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Bruno Hauptmann
John
Lindy
Baby boy born at home to Geatches family
A 94 pound baby boy named Robert Dale was born to Mr and Mrs George Geatches at their home in this city at 6 40 pm Monday April 29 The mother and baby are reported to be getting along nicely The father a member of the Linton Horseshoe club is telling local horseshoe pitchers that a new iron pegs champion has arrived in the city.
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George Geatches
Robert Dale
Linton
Purdue 411 Club Holiday Opens 27th Roundup
More than 10,000 people are expected to visit Purdue University campus for a series of meetings starting with the 27th annual 411 club roundup held in May.
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Purdue University
Local Merchants Support Cooking School Ad Program
The Happy Kitchen Cooking School in the city is promoted by multiple merchants and firms. Advertisements will appear in the Linton Daily Citizen and products will be displayed at the Grand Theater during the three day school, with a wide list of supporting businesses and suppliers.
Government probes AT&T with Gardner to lead inquiry
Federal Communications Commission named former North Carolina Governor D. M. Gardner to direct the legal staff for the inquiry into American Telephone and Telegraph Co. Congress appropriated $750,000 for the investigation and hearings will begin soon.
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North Carolina
Congress
Linton Elks Lodge plans fried chicken feast tonight
About 50 to 60 Linton Elks members are expected at the Elks Home at 6:35 PM for a meal and social meeting. The committee swapped from steak to fried chicken overnight. Visitors from outside the city will attend for the meal and gathering with brief entertainment and a short gong for any talk over two minutes.
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Linton Hks Jedge
Warner
Halt in automobile strike negotiations at Toledo
U P dispatch reports government and labor union officials making progress to curb auto industry labor trouble threatening an industrial truce. Frances Perkins sent Edward McGrady to Toledo to meet workers and manufacturers as warnings spread from other centers. Both sides refuse to retreat from their positions amid stalled return to work.
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Toledo
Miss Perkins
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Eva Idle
City Starts Natural Gas Flow Friday In Linton Upgrade
The city will switch from butane to natural gas at noon Friday May 3 as Linton debuts a new 79000 system. Gas will come from Kentucky Natural Gas Corp mains six miles away and customers may see smoke during the transition but should gain better service once complete. A Kentucky Natural Gas rep will visit early next week to adjust stoves for natural gas use.
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Maine
Linton
Kentucky Natural Gas Corporation
Infant Roach Dies After Mastoid Surgery
Robert Lynnwood Roach six months old, son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Roach, died Tuesday at Wiley hospital Indianapolis after a major operation for mastoids. Body to be brought for funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Hirst Baptist church with Rev Harry J Bailey officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery. Mrs Roach formerly Resided here as Miss Reva Thimon daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Jarmon of Iinton. Survived by two brothers Billie Dean and Johnny in Indianapolis.
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Marvin Roach
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Fairview
Réva Thimon
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Iinton
Robert Lynnwood
Billie Dean
Johnny
Hitler Calls for Unity in Nationwide Nazi Rallies
Adolf Hitler urged national unity and strength in two Berlin speeches. He spoke to about 210000 Nazi youth at Lusthalle and addressed countless Nazis at Tempelhof, signaling a resolve to hold up Germany’s head amid arms delicacy and submarine revelations.
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Roosevelt endorses coal stabilization aim amid Guffey bill debate
President Roosevelt endorsed stabilization in the coal industry under the NRA but did not commit to the Guffey bill. He noted current production roughly matches consumption and warned against broad special regulation while opponents, led by operators' groups including Carter and Hawthorne, mobilize against the bill.
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Senate Finance Committee Eyes NRA Year Extension
The Senate Finance Committee, in Washington, moves to report a joint resolution extending the NRA deadline to April 1, 1986, with three safeguards: no price fixing under codes except certain mineral resources, no intra state commerce codes eligible, and a set review period for presidential codes to approve and enforce.
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