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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1945
Page
4
Bloomington reader Mrs Lyle Bragonier extols Faultless Starch praising its no cook preparation and ironing aids. The letter touts time savings and reliability against blowouts or freezing on the line and encourages readers to ask grocers for Faultless Starch.
A West Linton area reader denounces inflated costs from a classified ad and a deceptive phone offer. The writer urges sewer improvements and equal bathroom access for Glenburn and West Linton residents amid concerns over taxes and services.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of Peoples Trust Co of Linton in the director's room on Tuesday January 15 1946 at 4 PM. Purpose is to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Randy Kramer cashier Andy Humpreys president signatory.
General Douglas MacArthur ordered abolition of feudal land ownership in Japan. The directive requires plans by March 15, 1946 to transfer land from absentee owners to operators, enable tenant purchases, set fair prices, provide short term credit, protect tenants, and secure agriculture a fair share of national income.
The asbestos heir Tommy Manville postponed his wedding to Georgia Crampbell after a quarrel with officiant John O'Brien over the fee. The ceremony in Greenwich was cancelled as Manville claimed the judge sought $1 600 more beyond the agreed $600. The couple then returned to Manville's Bon Repose mansion in New Rochelle to reconsider plans.
Manville says Campbell will marry in New York Wednesday and quips they will wed but not by O'Brien.
Several thousand names have been removed from the Outdoor Indiana mailing list, the official Indiana Department of Conservation publication. The cut affects subscribers in Indianapolis and surrounding areas.
Editor R Squires said Outdoor Indiana will cut mailings after two issues with renewal coupons. Future years will see similar cuts to keep the mailing list for those who truly want the magazine. Former subscribers can rejoin by request and new subscriptions continue as before.
In the Malta to Yalta sequence of the war plan, Allied forces push across the Rhine with First Canadian Army at Nijmegen and Ninth Army toward Dusseldorf. Remagen Bridgehead opens a crucial crossing, enabling rapid river assault and a broader drive into the Ruhr and Saar regions.
Allied forces crossed the Rhine between Emmerich and Wesel on 23 March and linked with airborne troops north of Wesel. By 25 March bridgeheads stretched 25 miles with seven bridges built. Through late March U S and British units advanced to Limburg Frankfurt and Kassel while over 340 000 prisoners were taken as German defenses collapsed. General Eisenhower praised the troops and noted dramatic engineer feats such as a Treadway bridge built in 10 hours 11 minutes.
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