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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1929
Page
2
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A discussion argues airrail transport will be an auxiliary to railroads not a replacement. It notes one transcontinental train and air service exist, with future travel merging rails and wings. Aviation will augment, not dominate, the broader transport system as rail, road, and waterways serve the public.
A long critique argues that Italy's dictator champions material progress over liberty, suggesting true freedom requires more than railways and power. The piece compares European history with American industrial power, warns against centralization of power, and urges steadfast vigilance to preserve rights. It cites Sir Garibaldi and Cavour as symbols of liberty and laments the drift toward a “business man's civilization.”
Aug 6 Dugger Spagial to Dam Citizens Dugger reports W P Hopkins store employees met at Neal Will Bel river on Sunday for their annual picnic. Many local families attended including Deputy, Anderson, Moody, Hammersley, Schoffield, Benefield, Shepherd, Hopkins, and others. Also noted birth of Gloria Ann Baker in Grand Rapids Michigan on July 27. Visitors from Terre Haute Clinton and Johnson City stayed with local families. Leroy Todd relocated to Detroit for work.
Lyons Aug 6. Special to Daily CLT. Scouts depart for White River camp near Newberry with Dr Chambers and Pred Spear. Funeral procession for Mrs John B Workman of Bloomfield passes en route to Bloomfield cemetery. family connections noted. Several residents travel for visits and funerals. Rivervale League report given at Worth League.
Switz City special to Daily Citizen lists residents returning from Detroit and trips to Buffalo and Canada. Families visiting relatives in Koleen Akron and Indianapolis residents, plus members attending an all day meeting at Koleen. Individuals named include Lundy Jackson Gentry Ramsey Burris Wills King Conklin Hack Coybin Floyd Waggoner Tolmes Wad.
We extend heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends for their assistance during our father’s illness and death. Gratitude for the floral offerings and comforting words from Rev. Mr. Drake of Terre Haute. Edward Vaughn Mary Ann Vaughn Murphy Maggie Ann Vaughn
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