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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
2
A weekly sermon uses Paul’s letter to Timothy to frame Christians as soldiers. It urges fleeing false doctrine and envy while pursuing righteousness, faith, love, patience, and meekness, likening spiritual warfare to a disciplined march of faith.
Indianapolis December reports show only two percent of employers delinquent in filing monthly contribution reports under the Indiana Unemployment Compensation Law. Director Clarence A. Jackson notes 8 760 active accounts as of December 1. 170 Indiana firms and 17 out-of-state firms faced delinquencies. Delinquency notices go out on the 1st of the month and a second reminder after ten days if no response.
Indiana Board of Health officials and the State Medical Association will participate in the Better Care for Mothers and Babies conference in Washington on January 17 and 18. Dr Verne K Harvey said the event is called by the Children's Bureau of the U S Department of Labor at the request of groups interested in maternal and infant health. The agencies aim to reduce maternal deaths and have conducted a fact finding survey since 1936 with each association member.
An owl interrupted a night court session in Miami as Judge Norman N. Blakley recessed for 13 minutes after spectators hurled hats and coats in a bid to capture the intruder. The bird was finally snared with a well aimed hat.
Nellie Amonmid Agon, a Montevideo Uruguay co ed at Oberon State College in Corvallis, complains of terrible coffee in the United States and notes she cannot understand American slang while saying she is having a swell time.
A prominent Indiana physician Dr Eugene Bishop Mumford of Indianapolis endorses the Presidents plan to create a National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Keith Morgan says the foundation is the front page medical news and will unite orthopedic surgeons researchers and health officials nationwide in a lasting fight against the disease.
Paris police announce German fugitive Eugene Weidmann confessed to kidnapping and killing 21 year old American dancer Jean Denhoven over 690 francs and 500 in travelers sacks. He said he buried her body in an abandoned villa after abducting her from a Paris hotel last July.
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