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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1945
Page
2
Indianapolis reports gasoline tax receipts for October at 2 290 905 dollars, down from 2 733 618 dollars in September. Chester C. Myer, state tax collector, said receipts should stay near this level through winter before rising with vacation months next year.
Culver military cadets received early Christmas vacations to curb a mild influenza outbreak. Superintendent Col. W. E. Gregory announced the break will run from December 4 to January 3, ending earlier than the planned January 8 return after classes were dismissed yesterday.
A woman described severe digestive distress including bloating gas and constipation, claiming she improved after taking ERB HELP a herbal compound. The advertisement asserts bowel cleansing gas relief and kidney liver action, urging readers to buy at Hamilton's Drug Store.
Indianapolis dispatch reports a warning from the American Foundation for Animal Health. Poultry flocks may show roup like symptoms as cold weather arrives. At least seven diseases mimic roup including laryngotracheitis infectious bronchitis infectious coryza lung fever chronic bronchial colds fowl cholera and fowl pox. A competent veterinary diagnosis is essential to identify the exact disease and prevent heavy losses.
William Holden displayed an albino rattlesnake he killed near Point of Rock in Alliance Nebraska The snake measured about 14 inches long had three rattles a white belly and bright orange diamonds along its back
In New Haven Connecticut W P Blinded and maimed veterans are proving their skill at the Marlin Firearms Co Frank Higgins reports They perform difficult jobs and are as capable as the physically fit Nick Palermo once a sergeant in the 5th Thunder Bird Division lost sight in Italy now helps assemble peep sights for 22 caliber rifles His buddy Jim Mathis a former platoon leader in the 4th Marines lost his right eye at Iwo Jima also works at the plant showing handicaps can be overcome.
A 27 000 strong crowd waving Turkish flags attacked the Tan La Turquule plant destroying it, then burned a Russian bookshop near the modern part of the city. Police blocked access to the Soviet embassy as the mob damaged La Turquie installations. No casualties reported.
Butler county farmers wow with oversized radishes. Harry Hildebrand of Felenton RD 1 grew a four pound radish with a 23 inch circumference while Mrs. Clarence Grubb of Meridian produced a three and a half pound radish about 20 inches around.
Prices for first quality full fashioned nylons drop from the 1941–42 levels to a ceiling of 95 cents to 2.05 a pair. Popular nylon hose will cost about 1.20 to 1.50 for 45 gauge and 1.35 to 1.55 for 51 gauge. New marking rules require a price tag and quality indicators on every stocking.
Indiana begins issuing permanent free hunting and fishing permits to veterans as directed by the Department of Conservation. Permits issued by the department and county clerks go to veterans of 311 wars, with discharge papers required and officers ready to assist clerks.
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