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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
2
The Carthage Citizen from Carthage Indiana is listed as a weekly newspaper with second class post status. The issue indicates publication on Fridays and notes the paper is filed as second class matter at the Carthage post office under federal law.
A compact survey of U S presidents from Van Buren to Garfield, outlining personal lives and notable incidents. It covers Van Buren as first president born under the flag and early family ties, Adams and Washington era hardships, Harrison and Tyler misfortunes, Polk and Taylor era contrasts, Johnson’s ascent and impeachment near misses, Grant’s hardships and Buckner, Garfield’s log cabin beginnings, and Garfield’s death following an assassination attempt.
Speed flyer Jimmy Weddell on a duck hunting vacation in Texas when a troubled Mr. Trammel, a prominent Houston businessman, splashed into the marsh near his position creating a tense scene.
Jimmy Weddell flies a monoplane with Baby Sue Trammel from an airport to New Orleans to obtain a delicate brain surgery. Rain and blizzards threaten the 1,400 mile journey but the crew refuels twice and reaches Logan Field in Baltimore. Two days later Sue begins recovery after the operation.
John Calvin recovered his stolen car eight months after it was taken in Chicago last spring. A Burlington Iowa mail carrier had driven the machine about 6000 miles before learning it was stolen. Calvin, who ran the Wilson orchard last season, now has his car back home. Also notices for Ruth E. White farm seed and coal and coke. Miss Mary Louise Hill visited the Linton family at Manilla.
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