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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1950

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Friday Fata lities Highlight Indiana Study

Indiana State Police analysis of 219 fatal accidents in the first quarter shows Friday as the deadliest weekday and rural roads accounting for seven in ten fatalities. Peak danger hours are 4 PM to 7 PM and 11 PM to 1 AM, with warnings to drive carefully. The piece also cites remarks by Vergil D. Reed on India logistics and Senator William Jenner on isolationism, plus praise for private builders who supplied 700000 dwellings last year and a million projected for 1950, as voiced by Marshall D Abram.

Indiana Marshall D. Abrams Douglas MacArthur Construction News Abrams

Wiley Team Victorias Golf Match Hero

The Terre Haute Wiley high school golf team routed Linton 15 to 0 at Linton Municipal. Bradford shot 82 to be low medalist. White posted 92 as low scorer for Linton. This afternoon Linton competes in a triangular meet with Terre Haute Gerstmyer and Tilcomington University.

Terre Haute Wiley High School Linton Linton Municipal Wiley Bradford Terre Haute White Terre Haute Gerstmyer Tilcomington University

Big Earl Shelton Shot in Ambush Recovers Today

Fairfield Illinois May 23 Big Earl Shelton longtime gang member wounded in an ambush while traveling with his nephew Little Earl who escaped unharmed They drove to inspect oil wells on Big Earls land when three gunmen opened fire Big Earls arm was hit and glass injured his eyes The attack echoes past killings of Shelton brothers Carl Bernie and two others within the family feud context.

Fairfield Iil Big Earl Shelton Shelton Little Earl Pond Creek Big Earl Weill Big Carl Shelton Carl Bernie Shelton Peoria Ill

Sullivan Tot Struck by Auto in Sullivan

Four year old Sullivan girl Danetta Kay Rice, granddaughter of Daniel and Leah Rice, remained in critical condition at Mary Sherman hospital after being struck on U S 41 Sunday. She suffered a fractured skull and leg fractures above the knee and was unconscious. The car belonged to Dr. Strange of Loogootee and was driven by his grandson. The child’s father was killed in an auto accident in November 1949.

Danetta Kay Rice Sullivan Daniel Rice Linton Mary Sherman Hospital U.S. 41 Leah Frances Rice Dr. Strange Loogootee

Merchants to Play Pair of Contests This Week

The Linton Merchants will host two night games this week. At 8:00 Wednesday they face Sandborn with Holder and Clark as starting batteries. On Thursday at 8:00 they meet Worthington, with the same battery lineup. Managers Lowry and Guy McNew announced the schedule.

Linton Merchants Lowry Guy McNew Merchants Sandborn Worthington Holder Clark

Weekend visit highlights from Chipman family trip

Mr and Mrs Gaylord Chipman and son Gene spent the weekend visiting Hansel Sons in South Bend. They also called on Arnold Barker in Sturgis Michigan Saturday and toured the Chicago Zoo and other sites Sunday Gene remained in South Bend for an extended visit.

Gaylord Chipman Gene

Hospital Reports and Procedures Across Local Towns

Edwin Starnes of Worthington underwent an appendectomy yesterday. A 3 pounds 12 ounces boy named Dennis Marshall was born to Mrs Norma Jane King of Bloomfield route 3. Jack Harrah of Bloomfield had an appendectomy last night. Miss Mary Jane Gee of Sandborn underwent a tonsillectomy today. Ernest Hill of Linton route 2 had his tonsils removed today. Miss Julia Clayton of Linton had a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs Rhoda G Anderson of Worthington admitted for medical treatment. Miss Barbara Miller of Linton had a tonsillectomy this morning. John David Gentry of Linton went home yesterday. Mrs Charles Earle Jr and baby have been taken home in Linton. Miss Marietta Haffely of Linton dismissed today. Mrs Iris Peavey and baby of Jasonville dismissed.

Edwin Starnes Worthington Norma Jane King Bloomfield Dennis Marshall Jack Harrah Mary Jane Gee Sandborn Ernest Hill Linton Julia Clayton Rhoda G. Anderson Barbara Miller John David Gentry Charles Earle Jr Baby Marietta Haffely Iris Peavey Jasonville

Lobaugh Granted Six Month Stay Of Execution

INDIANAPOLIS May 23 Ralph W Lobaugh confessed killer of four Fort Wayne women was spared the electric chair for the 10th time Gov Henry F Schricker granted a six month stay of execution from next Friday to November 26 1950 Lobaugh a factory worker walked into Kokomo police station three years ago to confess the sex murders of Mrs Dorothea Howard Wilhelma Haaga and Anna Kuzeff He later denied the confession but pleaded guilty when tried in October 1947 He repeatedly confessed and repudiated his confessions and won repeated stays of execution from the courts and Schricker A year ago he asked an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court be dismissed and for executive clemency Last December after Franklin Click was convicted of killing Phyllis Conine in Fort Wayne during 1945 Lobaugh added that murder to his list Schricker ordered a full investigation of the murders a year ago and said the investigation in this matter has not been completed.

Indianapolis Ralph W. Lobaugh Fort Wayne Henry F. Schricker Lobaugh Kokomo Dorothea Howard Wilhelma Haaga Anna Kuzeff

Greene County Council approves all additional appropriations

The Greene County Council approved all advertised additional appropriations at a special meeting in the Bloomfield courthouse on Monday and today.

Greene County Council Court House Bloomfield

Divorce suit filed in Greene circuit court Bloomfield

Wilma Booher sues Wendell Booher in Greene circuit court at Bloomfield seeking dissolution of marriage and related relief.

Greene Bloomfield Wilma Booher Wendell Booher

Change Announced in Piano Recital At Miss Humphreys Home

The piano recital by pupils of Miss Vivian Humphreys scheduled for this evening at her home has been postponed to Wednesday evening. The first group will perform at seven o'clock followed by the second group at eight. Relatives and friends are warmly invited to attend.

Vivian Humphreys

Girls 4-H Schedule Announced for Lin ton Stockton Clubs

Lin ton and Stockton township girls 4-H clubs unveiled summer activities. Classes include Baking I II III IV V and Clothing II III IV V with set times on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays. May 25 and June 1 gatherings are noted, and nonattenders risk removal from the roll.

Linton and Stockton Township

Jasonville Man Expires Monday

Francis Tobe Humphreys 80, a retired coal miner and Greene county resident, died at 3:45 p m Monday at his Jasonville home after two years of ill health. Survived by widow Lelia, four daughters, a brother, eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral 1:00 p m Thursday at McClanahan Funeral Home with Rev. C E Baker officiating. Burial in Shiloh Cemetery near Coalmont.

Francis “Tobe” Humphreys Greene County Jasonville Humphreys Lelia Humphreys Myrtle Jones Detroit, Mich Mary Bush Indianapolis Neva Webster Maysville Elda Tesch Charles Humphreys South Gate Calif McClanahan C. E. Baker Shiloh Coalmont

Prize mementos from White House renovation to be issued

Surplus material from the Executive Mansion renovation will be distributed as mementos to eligible organizations nationwide. James E. Noland says 7th District museums colleges libraries and patriotic groups may receive material like stone brick pine timbers and nails processed into small articles. Costs range from 50 cents to 100 dollars per item with no profit. Requests must reach Noland by June 7.

Washington D. C James E. Noland White House Noland

U S Strategic Bombing Force Size Indexed At About 500

Washington reports America’s strategic bombing force numbers around 500 aircraft, mostly B-29s and B-50s with a few B-36s, all capable of carrying atomic bombs. Lt. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay commands three forces from Offutt AFB Nebraska, with bases at March Riverside Fort Worth and Shreveport ready to deploy as needed.

Washington U.2 America London Foreign Ministers Curtis E. Lemay Air Force Strategic Air Commander Offutt Air Force Base Omaha Neb March Air Force Base Riverside Cal Carswell Afb Fort Worth Tex Barksdale, Afb Shreveport U. 8 Far East England Air Force Strategic Air Command

Pleasantville Bands Plan Thursday Rehearsals

The Pleasantville Be ginners and Senior bands announce rehearsals at the school Thursday evening with the Beginners at 5 00 p m and the Senior at 7 00 p m. Musicians will perform at Memorial services at Mt Moriah church Sunday.

Pleasantville Mt. Moriah

Council Votes Less Ambitious City Gas Plans

Linton seeks names of veterans from all wars for free grave markers funded by the American Legion post. Kenneth Norris collects data including birth and death dates, war served in, cemetery name, unit, and service number. The council approved a smaller gas improvement plan, reducing mains work and keeping essential repairs only.

Linton Frank Courtney American Legion Post Legion Old Linton Samaria Shiloh Vicksburg German Pleasant Grove Bodley Fairview Notting Olive Branch Island City Stafford Chapel Burris Chapel Morris Chapel Marco Sandborn Bethel Antioch Kenneth Norris Veterans’ Service Linton Legion Post

Gas rate plan debated for West Linton extension

West Linton residents argue they paid taxes yet see little return while proposed gas rate changes face council scrutiny. The plan raises rates above 5 000 cubic feet by ten cents per thousand, with current bulk gas cost cited at 35 cents. The city emphasizes the project would not raise local taxes, noting a $16 000 surplus in the gas system and a past history of losses before turning profitable. A petition of 150 names reportedly exists for the West Linton extension.

West Linto St Ice Linton J. B. Wilson Indiana Harold L. Jones West Linton Wilson

Class Reunions To Be Held Here

The 1920 graduating class of Linton Stockton High School will hold a reunion here Saturday evening at seven o'clock. This is the first reunion in thirty years. Dinner will be served in the Roosevelt Hotel dining room. Kern Beasley will act as master of ceremonies. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Venza Anderson Haddix or by calling the Hotel Dining Room.

Linton Stockton High School Roosevelt Hotel Kern Beasley Venza Anderson Haddix South Third Street Terre Haute

Hutchison Birth Announcement in Bloomington

Mr and Mrs B J Hutchison of Bloomington announce the birth of Kathryn June their first child born weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces Mrs Hutchison formerly June Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stevens of this city Mr Hutchison is the son of Mr and Mrs William Hutchison former residents of Linton

B. J. Hutchison Bloomington Kathryn June Hutchison June Stevens William Stevens Mr. Hutchison William Hutchison Linton

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Uncle Sam Vergil D. Reed Business Research Fund Indiana University J. Warer Thompson Co Karachi Calcutta India Reed Bae U. S William E. Jenner R Congress Jenner Victor Ia Fairfield, al Sullivan Tot South Bend Schricker Florida Ross Allen Florida Reptile Institute Jacksonville Allen International Shara Lake U.S Eugene Dennis U.S. District Court Dennis Communist Party of America House Un-American Activities Committee International Soundphoto Tobe’ Humphreys Mr. Humphreys This County The Baptist Linton City Counciil Old City Want Gas Service Vandenberg Senate Arthur E. Vandenberg R-Mich Capitol Fair Employment Practices Commission
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