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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1937

Page

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Four WPA Jobs Approved For Greene County Projects

Four WPA projects in Greene County received approval with work set to begin June 15. Switz City will host three projects including a 20,000 gallon cistern for Grant Fairplay high school, sewer and street improvements, and parage repairs. A Wildcat rural school project near Bloomfield will add a basement, extra classrooms, and renovations. Total local costs run several hundred dollars with substantial federal funding.

Greene County Washington Glen Sandeful Switz City Bloomfield Wildcat Rural Sandeful

Cochrane improves after meningitis scare at hospital

May 29 bulletin from St Elizabeths Hospital says Detroit Tigers manager Mickey Cochrane is much improved and earlier meningitis fears are dispelled. Also May 29 note that the National Labor Relations Board will fully investigate Republic Steel in Ohio after a request by Phillip Murray.

New York St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Mickey Cochrane Detroit Tigers Washington, D. C National Labor Relations Board Ohio Republic Steel Corporation Phillip Murray Steel Workers Organizing Committee

No Citizen Monday Free Indy News Ace Edition

No Daily Citizen issue will be printed on Monday May 31. Linton subscribers will receive a free copy of the special ace edition of the Indianapolis News.

Citizen Linton Indianapolis News

Nebraska approves unemployment compensation law under Social Security Board

The Social Security Board announced Nebraska has had its unemployment compensation law approved, joining 44 states plus District of Columbia and Alaska. Illinois Florida Missouri Hawaii pending. Nebraska law covers employers with eight or more workers for 20 weeks. benefits start in 1939. administered by the Commissioner of Labor through two divisions.

Illinois Florida Missouri Social Security Board Nebraska Delaware District of Columbia Alaska Hawaii H. L. McCarthy Indiana Wisconsin Commissioner of Labor State Employment Service

Merchants Teams Clash in Lin ton Jasonville Sunday

Lin ton Merchants and Jasonville Merchants square off Sunday afternoon in Jasonville. Both clubs boast strong records and a tight contest is forecast as players meet at 1 o clock to travel to the game.

Linton Merchants Jasonville

Funeral services for Francis M. Soughers near Worthington

Francis Marion Soughers 75 a farmer died Saturday of heart disease near Worthington. Funeral services were held Monday with burial in Edgar cemetery at Paris HL. Survived by his widow and four brothers Elmer Urbana IL Sherman Farmersburg Jesse Terre Haute and Clarence Paris IL.

Francis Marion Soughers Farmer Worthington Sturday Edgar Paris Elmer Urbana Sherman Farmersburg Jesse Terre Haute Clarence

Carpenter's Local Union to Elect Officers

Frank Bailey announces Carpenter's Local 487 meeting at 7 p m Tuesday June 1 at the K of P building to elect officers and urges all members to attend.

Carpenter's Local Union 487 K. of P Frank Bailey

4-H Club Election Meeting Tuesday Afternoon

All members of the junior 4-H group under Norma Jean Smith and Mildred Corbin are asked to meet in front of the high school at 2 o’clock Tuesday. Officers will be elected and supplies distributed. Mr and Mrs Herbert Tuttle and their daughter Patty of Detroit are visiting relatives in Bloomfield.

Norma Jean Smith Mildred Corbin Herbert Tuttle Patty Detroit, Mich Bloomfield

Bandit killed during hold up in Lapel elevator office

In Anderson Indiana two bandits tried to rob the Standard Elevator Co at Lapel. One was shot to death in a gun duel with manager William Clifford. Leslie Howard of Anderson was identified as the slain bandit. The companion escaped but wrecked his car near Anderson and was pursued.

Anderson Ind Au.p Standard Elevator Company Lapel William Clifford Leslie Howard

Labor Council Opposes Roosevelt Wage Hour Plan

The executive council of the American Federation of Labor met in Cincinnati and decided not to approve Roosevelt's proposed wage and hour legislation in its current form. They would amend the bill to tie standards to collective bargaining in industries where annual earnings are under 200 dollars, making fixed industry-wide minimums.

Cincinnati Executive Council The American Federation of Labor Roosevelt Collective Bargaining Agency

68th Field Artillery Stop Planned at Shakamak Park

The 68th Field Artillery command by Major Basil H. Perry will visit Shakamak State Park near Jasonville on Wednesday June 3 as part of a 880 mile Indiana tour. They are due to arrive at 6 a.m. and depart at 6:30 a.m.

68Th Field Artillery Basil H. Perry Shakamak State Park Jasonville Indiana Shakamak

Clyde Grass Released from Hospital

Clyde Grass has been released from the hospital after receiving treatment. He is reported in stable condition and is continuing recovery at home.

Clyde

Indiana War on Child Labor Tightens State Rules

State Bureau of Women and Children expands checks on youth work in Indiana. A new certificate system will track minor employment and require an intention to employ card from employers. Night work limits for women in manufacturing stay strict, with exceptions for extended hours to midnight under eight hours per day and forty per week.

Indianapolis Ind State Bureau of Women and Children Bureau State Superintendent of Public Instruction Indiana

Legion to form firing squad for cemetery tour

Members of the Frank Courtney American Legion post were urged to meet at the Legion home at 8 o'clock Sunday morning to form the firing squad for cemetery ceremonies in the community.

Frank Courtney American Legion Legion

Mrs. Harry Bargar Visits Family Over Weekend

Mrs. Harry Bargar of this city spends the weekend with her son Dale Bargar of Anderson and with her brother Ray Walker and family of Anderson.

Harry Bargar City Dale Bargar Anderson Ray Walker

Memorial Day Observances and Poppy Sales Reported

County 10 joins Memorial Day events with visits by Frank Courtney Post American Legion firing squad to cemeteries including German, Vairview, Bohley, Marco, Pleasant Grove, Burris Chapel and Pleasantville. Poppy sales by auxiliary groups were highly successful in Greene County.

Frank Courtney American Legion Vairview Bohley Marco Pleasant Grove Pleasantville Linton Greene County Frank Courtney Legion Auxiliary Women’s Relief Corps

Linton Park Nursery Completes Plan for Replanting

The new nursery at Linton City park finished this week enabling replanting in about three years. Over 500 young trees including oak elm pine and maple were planted in the nursery built with support from the National Youth Administration of Greene County.

Linton City Park National Youth Administration Greene County

Elko Plan 10 at 10 Elks Degree Team Heads to Logansport

The Linton Elks degree team will travel to Logansport for the annual Elks Association state convention. Competing teams include Logansport Fort Wayne LaPorte Terre Haute and Linton. Team members are Jere Goodman Millard Fiscus Ira Williams Luther O''Brian Jerry Clayton Edwin B. Long Roy Williams. A trophy and $50 prize await the winning team.

Linton Logansport Frankfort LaPorte Terre Haute Jere Goodman Millard Fiscus Ira Williams Luther O’brian Esquire Jerry Clayton Edwin B. Long Roy Williams

Health contest winner named Rue Ann Ellingsworth

Rue Ann Ellingsworth of Worthington will represent Greene county in the state health contest at Purdue Roundup June 15 16 and 17. She topped ten county entrants with a 46 percent score. Second place went to Maxine Bucher 94.66 percent and Juanita White 93.72 percent.

Rue Ann Ellingsworth Worthington Greene County Purdue Maxine Bucher Antioch Juanita White Switz City Ham Mount Hull Willis Bobbitt Linton Merle Resler Lyons Richard Tandy Merle Jean Worthington

County Young Men Accepted for Navy

Dewey Earl Hannum of Lyons and Thorman Gwendel Mitchell of Jasonville have passed tests and been accepted for U S Navy enlistment. Hannum was tested at Terre Haute and Mitchell at Indianapolis. Their names were added to the waiting list of acceptable applicants to be called for enlistments soon.

Dewey Earl Hannum Lyons Thorman Gwendel Mitchell Jasonville U. S. Navy Ng. Young Hannum Charles Hannum Terre Haute Mitchell Quince Indianapolis Navy

Chorus Meeting For Greene County Members Set

The Greene County Chorus will convene Tuesday at 2 p m in the Legion room of the courthouse. Home Economics club members interested in chorus work are urged to attend.

Greene County Chorus Legion Room Court House

Ford Crisis Widens as Plant Sieges Continue

Republic Steel uses airplanes to drop food to non striking workers kept from plants by mass picketing. Strikes at Republic Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Inland Steel halt operations across Ohio Indiana and Chicago area as mediators seek a settlement. Ford workers wage loyalty pledge surge in Detroit and Richmond while miners evacuate a coal mine in Wilsonville Illinois amid contract demands.

Roosevelt Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee Chicago Republic Steel Company John O. Biffle van A. Bittner Attorney General's Office Aim Chicago Police Republic Steel Corporation Parcel Post Republic Youngstown Sheet & Tube Inland Steel Company Committe For Industrial Organization Ohio Indiana United Automobile Workers of America Ford Motor Company Detroit Richmond Calif Ford Wilsonville Superior Coal Company

Roosevelt to send special message on tax loopholes

President Roosevelt plans to address congress at noon Tuesday with a special message urging legislation to close gaps in the federal income tax law. He worked on the draft in the White House study and hopes to finish before leaving for Memorial Day weekend at Hyde Park, New York.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Congress White House Hyde Park N. Y

Bailey to Speak at Dugger First Baptist Sermon

Rev. Harry J. Bailey of this city will deliver the sermon at the First Baptist church in Dugger at 7 36 o clock Saturday evening May 20. Public invited to attend the special service.

Harry J. Bailey First Baptist Church Dugger

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W. H. Wakefield DOD F. E. Meng Frigidaire Sales and Service Main Street Tfe Greene County Farm Bureau Co-op S. W Lizzie Davis F. T. D. Florist First Street Armstrong Chas. Criss S. Main Talk of the Town North Main Street One Union Beauty Salon Tife Elmo Boriff Sixth St. S. E Stewart & Boston East Vincennes Abie Harry Sacco Sudan Johnson Feed & Supply Co Farmers & Mechanics Federal Savings and Loan Association John C. Cravens Eads Hatchery Elnora Frayser Shop D. W. Johnson West Linton W. Vincennes St Walters of Shelsere Msta MeLin Dugwer Lsks Ack Wildcat Switz Daily Citizen United Press Merchant Jasons Carpenters C. I.0 Labor Council Against Laws Jasonvill P.m. Burris Chapel Brick Oval Charles Wolford Linton Park Elko Plan Ford Firm
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