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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
6
A reflective piece links the Great Bear to Indigenous lore and three hunters, describing Old Silvertip as a nocturnal guardian circling the Pole Star. The narrative blends myth with winter village life and hints at seasonal dangers as December nights grow long.
The Indiana Department of Conservation announced a mass mailing list cut affecting several thousand names after two renewal coupons appeared. Subscribers not renewing will be dropped but can return upon request. new subscriptions remain open. Outdoor Indiana is free and mailed on request. The Nov-Dec issue ships next week and a monthly schedule resumes with the May issue.
General Motors vice president cites competitive pricing and wages as factors in investor profits during a radio debate with United Auto Workers. Remarks compare U S Japan policy, reflect on Soviet views, and include quotes from Brooks Atkinson and Sinclair Lewis. The excerpt ends with a line from the Old Farmer's Almanac.
Smallpox forces quarantine after a worker from Logansport falls ill July 8 near Camden. Drs Shultz and Crampton diagnose the ailment and vaccinate contacts. Parents Sam and Mrs Cline refuse vaccination, raising concern for spread. Other items note travelers returning from Europe and local court actions.
The Lafayette Art Association offers a 100 dollar annual scholarship to a Tippecanoe County student studying art with financial need. Applications due April 30, 1946, with three self produced works and affidavits. In Boy Scouts news Joseph Ives and Curtis McCain gain leadership roles in the Three Rivers Council based in Logansport. Roy Severns re elected president.
The Sokol movement began in 1862 in Prague with Czech patriots and grew over two generations into a major political force aiding Czech Slovaks against Austro Hungarian rule.
A report notes that seventy five percent of Chileans, about 5.24 million people, are of Spanish descent with some Indian ancestry. The text mentions DDT as a contact poison that dissolves in the liquid layer of a insect’s raincoat like shell.
Indiana will issue permanent free hunting and fishing permits to war veterans starting now. The program, authorized by 1945 legislation, will be issued by the Department of Conservation and county clerks. Veterans must show discharge papers and service proof.
A mosaic of quotations on generosity forgiveness and the value of character. The piece cites Balfour La Rochefoucauld James Eddy Lessing Luther and Mary Baker Eddy and notes the Moorish origin of paper manufacture in Spain with centers at Xativa Valencia and Toledo. It also mentions Duke University research on animal blood viability for transfusions and a statistical note on birth ratios.
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