Arabia the World’s Largest Peninsula
A concise fact notes that Arabia is the largest peninsula on the planet. It highlights its vast arid lands and strategic location between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1956
Page
6
A concise fact notes that Arabia is the largest peninsula on the planet. It highlights its vast arid lands and strategic location between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf.
Pat OConnor, top Midwest racer and 1948 start, will speak to students on safe driving Tuesday as part of Champion Spark Plug and National Safety Council programs. He will inspect cars, present at driver training, and show a racing film, highlighting courtesy and alertness for teen drivers.
A detailed broadcast log lists 7:25 Sign On to 1:00 News and Sign Off with programs including 4 Sight, Mid-morning Movie, IU Program, Heart of the City, RFD No. 4, Your TV Theater, Top Hits, Panorama of Faith, Afternoon Film Festival, Abbott and Costello, Mickey Mouse, Little Rascals, Frank Edwards, Biff Baker, Bold Journey, Danny Thomas, Voice of Firestone, Sheriff of Cochise, Lawrence Welk, Monday Night Boxing, Hollywood Movies, and more with test patterns and encore titles.
Daily lineup lists time slots from 7:55 sign on through 11:45 Sading Light and 12:10 Stand Up and Be Counted Then afternoon programs include My Little Margie Our Miss Brooks House Party The Big Payoff China Smith and more with News Roundup Sign Off.
The honor roll for the second six weeks at Dugger Union High School was announced by principal Robert Gingham. Four As: Joyce Ballard, Keith Coyner, Karl Coyner, Bill Olson, Ann Exline, Janice Harrison. Three As and one B: Martha Reynolds, Anna Mae Gambill, Johnny Irons, Joel Seaman, Rita Burns, Carolyn Pope, Karen Hasket, Lydia Putoff, Carolyn Cornelius, Pam Mitchell. Two As and two Bs: Harry Max Borders, Markita Bartley, Brenda Boone, Vicki Ashcraft, Tony Sevier, Pat Chambers, John Gambill, Joe Goodman, Nolan Reeves.
Ronald L. Swaeby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle E. Swaeby of Linton route three, completed 12 weeks of Marine Corps recruit training at the San Diego Recruit Depot. The program included drill, bayonet work, physical conditioning, parades, and rifle range instruction with M1 rifles. Relatives and friends witnessed the graduation ceremonies.
San Marino calls itself the world's smallest republic on Mount Titano in the Apennines. The name Oklahoma derives from the Choctaw word for red people.
WBIO Radio 1600 presents a December 4 program slate from sign on at 6 30 to late night blocks. Early Bird Jambooree News Musical Clock Daily Meditations and Grand piano leaning into Indiana News and Weather Name the Tune Hoosier Hoedown Serenade in Blue and more along with market and local service segments.
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