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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1952
Page
2
A humorous vignette features a weary bishop in Washington DC refusing tea coffee and water at social events and the first punch line about him refusing, while a Wall Street broker hospitalised with a blond nurse uses a second chart to show his progress.
John F Pobuda is named acting Field Scout Executive for the White River Council Boy Scouts of America. President J B Mosier says the hire enables growth to reach more boys as Cub Scout Boy Scout and Explorer programs expand. Pobuda a Western Michigan College graduate and Michigan native will start training at Schiff Scout Reservation after a summer master’s work.
The Seventh District Square Dance Festival sponsored by Greene County Rural Youth and Worthington Lions Club will occur Saturday evening Aug 30 in Worthington. Pete Weaver and his Cornhuskers hillbilly band from Bloomfield will provide the music. Winners may advance to the State Square Dance Festival in Indianapolis on Sept 27.
Police prepared for trial a 30 year old foundry worker Richard E Rouse after he forced a city bus to the curb in Indianapolis on Sunday night He threatened a woman grabbed Patrolman Norman G Scott s gun during the struggle and was subdued after five minutes He faces charges of dis orderly conduct resisting an officer reckless driving and operating a car under the influence of liquor.
Text notes the Dead Sea has no fish and limited plant life due to high salinity while wheat products provide about a quarter of the average American protein intake.
A note identifies a master and scoutmaster who taught school in 1949 and during the 1950 season, highlighting their roles in the local education and scouting communities.
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