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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
6
Highlights from 1932 include civic and social items appearing on corresponding dates in the Lanton Daily Citizen. Readers recall events, people, and local happenings as they were reported two decades earlier.
Calvin Knoll and Thos Griffith, workers for Mc Nally Pittsburg Manufacturing Co., fell from a scaffold during erection of machinery at the new plant, suffering fractures and other injuries. About 150 local high school students visited Indiana University today. Special low railroad fares were offered by Illinois Central. In Bloomfield today the two parties organized for the campaign with Paul P. Fry named county chairman by Democrats and Cury Doney elected by Republicans.
Hospital report lists Mrs. Laverne Griffith of Jasonville admitted for treatment on Tuesday. Mrs. Hanna Farris of Jasonville admitted yesterday. Miss Iola Reed of Bloomfield operated on yesterday. Infant Patricia Rose Myers of Linton admitted for treatment. Audie Swaby of Linton route 1 discharged home yesterday. Ed Rogers of Linton transferred to City Hospital in Indianapolis. Terry Gene Minks of Jasonville taken home. Mrs. Elinor Russell of Lyons discharged home today. Mrs. Thelma Clark of Indianapolis dismissed.
In Fort Worth Texas Judge Dave McGee fined a drunken driving defendant fifty dollars after the man testified he drank whiskey beer and wine to relieve ulcer pains. The decision underscored that alcohol is not a proper ulcer remedy and set a precedent for court discipline in similar cases.
A rescue party led by Roger and his father Gilbert frees Roger after fifteen hours trapped inside a hollow tree. The brave boy is brought to a hospital for examination then returns home to recover. The pups stay by his side as gratitude and a community effort bring aid.
Lyons seniors present the three act mystery comedy You'll Die Laughing at Lyons Memorial hall Friday night at 8:00. Setting is Creepy Castle as heirs read will and search for a star sapphire. Cast includes Brid get Mulqueen Ethel Malone Kim Waller Joe Bill Hasler Tommy Upton Ricky Byrd Levi Hackett Bob Koehler and Augustus Caesar Jones.
County records list transfers including Keith M Osborn and wife to Sam Sherrill and wife in Stockton township. Fred Jordan to Max Jordan in Richland township one acre. Charles Brannon to Frank J Griffin lots 124 and 125 Worthington. Clona M Fields to Jennie G Roberts in Jackson township. New Union Lumber Co to Maurice F Trott lot 70 Hixsons Second Addition Linton. Orval Combs to Grover A VanMeter 80 acres Center township. Orval Combs to Glen Combs 137 acres Center township.
Fulton Mississippi weekly the Itawamba County Times introduces a new masthead slogan claiming it is the only newspaper in the world that cares about Itawamba County. The line emphasizes local focus and community pride in the weekly edition.
Primary ballot totals were near normal as only a few contests were present. The final precinct reported to the Central Canvas in the courthouse at 2:45 a.m. DST. Unopposed nominees: Democrat Paul Haywood prosecuting attorney joint senator Herman C Evans surveyor Lee Richardson. Republican Karl Parker Vosloh prosecuting attorney joint senator William B Hoadley state representative Orval D Hunter surveyor Cecil C Wright and county commissioner second district Wayne Burcham.
Smithfield bank cashier R. Street Jones said his son recovered $50 in change stolen from the Bank of Pine Level. A 12 year old Negro boy allegedly involved was offered a quarter to reveal the hiding place.
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