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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1946
Page
5
Irvin A. Moon presents a 16 mm color sound film titled God of Creation at First Baptist Church on First and B streets Northwest Tuesday at eight. The feature spans astronomy natural science and the microscopic world with vivid visuals and explanations of creation’s wonders. Public invited.
The record notes beans were first cultivated by Captain Coswold on the Elizabeth Islands off Massachusetts coast as early as 1602. This asserts an early cultivation date and ties it to a named explorer in New England history.
A historic note recalls the United States Army constructing the first railroad in America, forging a military and civilian transportation link. The project marked a foundational step in wartime logistics and later civilian rail development.
Mary Patten plans a one hundred dollar monthly checking account for Charie to save for a dress or a nicer apartment. Charie worries about Trent’s reaction as they discuss moving from Peach Place and the city housing project controversy. Trent vents anger about a planned city clearance of a low-rent area amid crime and poverty.
Vice Admiral Blandy tours Bikini Lagoon target ships and warns the atomic bomb could be used as poison warfare. A massive floating drydock capsized after the July blast, likely to be sunk by explosives. Scientists predict atomic power may run ships and produce electricity within years.
Sgt and Mrs Johnny McBride of Mauston Wisconsin announce the birth of a daughter born August 3 named Marilyn Lee. McBride is the daughter of Miss Donie Donie and Covert McBride of Linton with Mrs Moan as grandmother.
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