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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1952
Page
2
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Dr. F A Hall extension veterinarian will lead a 9 30 a m leader training for home demonstration club leaders at the REMC building west of Bloomfield. He will cover rabies and other transmissible animal diseases, causes symptoms and control, plus recent laws affecting livestock diseases.
The Cof feeman club of Covington was named state winner in Kroger General Federation of Women's Clubs Build Freedom With Youth contest for best improvement in cooperation with teenagers. A $200 prize and a path to a $10,000 national prize were awarded at the Indiana state convention in Indianapolis on May 2.
Former Appeals Court Judge Miller loses attorney general bid after a critical Fair Deal speech. McGranery expected to face Senate hearings amid accusations of whitewashing Amerasia documents. Army halts MP appointments for new officers, shifting them to Medical, Chemical, or Quartermaster corps. Rayburn eyed as potential Democratic dark horse if convention splits North and South. New roto jet helicopter engine tests promise higher capacity and efficiency.
Emmanuel Fusco of Linton Indiana State student and Sycamore yearbook business manager was elected to Alpha Phi Gamma honorary for journalism students and chosen president for the coming year. He graduated from Linton High in 1949.
A two week evangelistic program will be held at Burris Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church starting Monday evening May 12. Rev. Mary Phegley is pastor and Rev. Harley Jones will be guest evangelist. Services begin 7 30 p m CST each evening. Public invitation issued.
A Greene County Tuberculosis association pamphlet urges careful care of fever in babies and young children. It explains fever as a symptom, not a disease, and advises using a accurate thermometer, keeping feverish children in bed, and consulting a doctor promptly to rule out serious illness.
United Press reports that Germany and Italy face unstable coalitions threatening Premiers Adenauer and De Gasperi. Both leaders, longtime anti-Communist allies of the West, could be ousted within a year as right and left pressures tests coalition governments.
Corporal John H. Sullivan of route one Linton has left the 25th Infantry Division on the Korean front for rotation to the United States. The unit, among the first to see combat, conducted patrol actions near the 38th parallel. Sullivan enlisted in February 1951 and arrived in Korea last July.
Before World War II about 26 to 30 percent of American imports came from Europe, 29 to 30 percent from Asia, and around 15 percent from Canada.
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