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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1944

Page

4

Soldier Bridegroom Ike Eisenhower Begins World War I Rise

The article profiles Dwight D. Eisenhower, later General, noting his early life at Fort Sam Houston and Denver, his 1916 promotion to first lieutenant and marriage to Mamie Doud, and his roles during World War I including inspecting militia on the Mexican border and training camps leading to his rise in the Army. It covers his first orders, the birth of his son Doud Dwight, and glimpses of the period before he would command tanks.

Eisenhower West Point L Tank Corps Ike Est’ Point Lusitania 19Th Infantry Fort Samoem San Antonio Texas Denison Alamo Pancho Villa John J. Pershing Pershing France Villa Durango Daniel S. Miller Brooklyn Navy Yard Fort Sam Houston Miller Mamie Geneva Doud Denver Col Miss Doud Iowa Dwight Mamie Ma.e Doud Somesthing the Majestic United States Camp Wilson National Guard of Illinois Southern Department 57Th Leon Springs Tex Somme Ypres- Menin Road V Uun

Young Chicago contest contender Karen Rushing ages three

Karen Rushing, three, is named a contender for Chicago’s youngest social security card holder. She has held a card since five months old after modeling work for commercial artists. The piece notes coal’s many colors and tones from bituminous coal.

Chicago U.P Karen Rushing Karen

Teal solution advertised for athletes foot treatment

An old drugstore ad promotes Teal solution for athlete's foot. It claims the product penetrates deeply with 90 percent alcohol and reaches more germs. It urges applying full strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet and notes Hamilton Drug Co as the retailer.

Hamilton Drug Co

Fort Sheridan Proud Of Salvage Record

Fort Sheridan reports a six month salvage program saved taxpayers 10000 monthly. Items salvaged include 134162 pounds of fats and greases valued at 4329 and 67700 pounds of tin cans sold for reuse. Other salvaged materials totaled 585,611 dollars in value for the first half of 1944.

Fort Sheridan, Ill U.P Fort Sheridan John T. Rhett Port Sheridan

Marine veteran buried in West Los Angeles

Raymond George a 50 year old Marine veteran and former bodyguard to President Wilson in Europe received full military rites in West Los Angeles He died of a heart attack in New York while traveling to Philadelphia for the S S Los Angeles launch He was son of former Montana Senator William B George.

Los Angeles Aug U.P Raymond George Wilson Europe George California Marine Corps League New York S. S. Los Angeles Philadelphia William B. George Montana

Nashville sergeant Invents tester for airplane motors

E. R. Fulcher Jr of Nashville a former engineering student and Army sergeant has had his ingenious auxiliary generator and power regulator tester adopted by the Air Service. The device tests aircraft motors without disassembly and has saved many man hours in repair and maintenance since adoption.

Nashville, Tenn U.P E. R. Fulcher, Jr Nashville Air Service Command Flucher

Fresno to grant free licenses to WWII veteran dogs

Fresno council voted to award free licenses to all dogs honorably discharged from the Army. The move honors twenty World War II canine veterans connected to the city of Fresno California.

Fresno Cal U.P

Egg Within Egg Astonishes Illinois Hens Nest

Mrs. Joseph Mazza of Kankakee Illinois found an egg the size of a goose egg in a White Rock hen nest. She cracked it to reveal the white and another complete egg shell inside the shell.

Kankakee Joseph Mazza

Jeep production to begin in full at Connersville plant

N C Ferreri of American Central Manufacturing says 25 000 jeep bodies ordered and civilian production to start in November once War Production Board materials are approved. Civilian model similar but with a four inch seat cushion. Bodies built for Willys Overland and aimed mainly at farm use. Prices not estimated and purchase priorities not discussed.

Connersville Ind Aug Willys-Overland Ferreri

Oil flow from household faucet in Aurora described as miracle

Mr and Mrs H C Bivin in Aurora Illinois reported oil erupted from their home faucets after Mrs Bivin drew water for dishes. Every faucet produced oil for 36 hours before the gusher ceased. Geology Professor Clarence R Smith and Chemistry head Dr Curtis Singleterry examined the find and sought tests. The couple’s home sits north of Aurora with its own electric pump and 240 foot well.

Aurora Ill U.R H. C. Bivin Bivin Fox River

Singer Harriet Hilliard Launders Ozzie Nelson Orchestra

Harriet Hilliard, singer with the Nelson band, set up a washing machine in Ozzie Nelson’s dressing room during a Chicago engagement and began laundering his shirts then expanded to the entire orchestra.

Chicago U.P Harriet Hilliard Radio Ozzie Nelson Nelson Harriet Ozzie

Canadian Private Captures 160 Germans In Gap Battle

Pvt Earl McAllister of Hamilton Ontario single handedly captured 160 German troops during the recent Gap action in Trun France. He used captured vehicles and his Sten gun to halt and disarm groups of soldiers as resistance fighters guided his moves.

United Press Trun France U.P Earl McAllister Hamilton Ont the Gap McAllister

Army Releases Light Trucks and Cars for Civilian Use

Maj. Gen. Lucius D. Clay testified before the House Committee on postwar policy that 52 000 light trucks and 7 000 passenger automobiles have been released or redirected to civilian use in recent months. He said 32 000 trucks are sent to treasury procurement and will be available to civilians soon, with thousands more tires directed to public channels.

Washington Aug U.R Army Lucius D. Clay Army Procurement House Committee On Clay Treasury Procurement Department

Chiggers Prefer Blonde Victims Say Nebraska Expert

Lincoln Nebraska U P report quotes extension enzymologist Don B Whelan from the state agricultural college saying chiggers seek thin skinned victims and blondes are more likely to be found. He advises sulfur dust around ankles and clothing to deter them and recommends fly spray on bites plus warm soapy baths for relief.

Lincoln, Neb U.P Don B. Whelan State Agricultural Whelan

False Teeth Adhesive Promises Comfort and Stability

An advertisement promotes PASTERTH denture adhesive claiming it secures plates tighter without gummy taste or odor. It asserts the product is alkaline and non acidic and safe for use while speaking or laughing, available at drug stores.

Goodbody Aids Chicago Murder Mystery Probe

Peter Goodbody British son in law of Mrs Frank Starr Williams arrives from India to assist Chicago police in solving the Drake hotel murder of January 19. He tells Chief Walter Storm he wished to come sooner but could not. His wife Patricia was present in the room but could add little beyond the killer wearing a black coat and lamb fur.

Chicago U.P Peter Goodbody Frank Starr Williams Drake Hotel Walter Storm India Patricia Goodbody

Bill of Rights Copy Unearthed by State Archivist

Miss Mary T. Quinn, state archivist, unearthed an original Bill of Rights copy filed with maps. She notes that only seven of the 14 originals are known to exist, with five held by states, one in the federal archives, and the seventh on exhibit in New York.

Providence, R. 1 U.R Mary T. Quinn

Malnutrition Found Among Mexico City Children

Government nutrition survey in the Federal District finds 5,592 of 10,000 examined middle and lower class children malnourished. Other details indicate widespread hunger concerns in Mexico City.

Mexico City Federal District

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