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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
2
The fragment lists publisher C Turner and editor Helen, with staff including Ira Tdn and Jac Re Burner as circulation manager, foreman Hoyt Sharark, at the Commercial Printing Office in the Citizen Building with a circulation phone number 444.
Viassities Advertisements charge per word at cents with no discount for repeats. Minimum ad fifty cents. Ads accepted until 10:00 A M. cash with ad from nonaccounts. The Daily Citizen checks reliability but does not guarantee accuracy.
Twenty eight Greer Sullivan students joined 2 406 Indiana University scholars honored for scholastic achievement during Founders' Days ceremonies in Bloomington. Special guests and parents attended morning sessions in the IU auditorium and Deans' receptions in the afternoon marking IU as the oldest continuously operating major state university west of the Alleghenies since January 20, 1820.
I U year honors list highlights residents from Greene County Bloomfield Jamesville Linton Worthington and Knox County Bicknell Vincennes Sullivan Carlisle Dugger with multiple named individuals profiled. Recipients include Robert F Barr Carl E Floyd Ted A Miller Bruce E Shertzer James R Gibson Eugene E Baker and many others across towns.
An elderly Cleveland woman registered as Mrs. R. Montague Phillips, about 70, fell or jumped five stories from the Riley hotel in Indianapolis landing on the hotel coffee shop roof and dying en route to the hospital. Police reported no witnesses and no notes were found.
Police report details place of victim's room discovery after a recent registration. Detectives found two Cleveland addresses among the belongings: 2700 South 79th Street and 13620 Ardon. The investigation continues for further leads.
An airliner stalled on a New York runway for almost eight minutes as a mother duck and eight ducklings crossed. Pilot James Lydie of Metuchen New Jersey waited for the birds to finish crossing before being cleared to land.
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