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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
6
In Denton Texas a new plan lets sophomores and higher grade students in satisfactory progress cut classes. In Massachusetts a widow Bridget Ahern O Callaghan died leaving cash bonds and bank books totaling 21000 found by police in her tenement.
A government statistic notes that slightly under 15 percent of total U S agricultural production is sold abroad.
The article notes that Dutch tile makers in the 17th century used paintings by Frans Hals and other renowned artists as designs for ceramic tiles. It highlights the blend of painting and tile craft in Holland during that period.
California mental hygiene officials report a potential partial remedy through an unconditioning reflex treatment at Hendocino hospital. Since then 83 patients were treated and released with six relapses, while officials caution the approach is not a complete cure and requires fortifying follow ups.
Kolb notes a decrease in the usual number returned before applying the conditioned reflex therapy. The observation highlights changes in preliminary responses linked to the treatment approach.
Charlotte firemen boast a new high in comfort with an enclosed cab engine. The first of its kind designed in 1935 shields crew from weather and noise. The truck cost 16000 dollars, carries a six-man crew, and has 1960 feet of hose.
The vehicle carries a 750 gallon pump and a 21 horsepower engine. Firemen note the cab’s sound proofing lets them converse normally inside as they speed to emergencies.
At the Myrick Morris hatchery a white leghorn hen is mothering twin chicks from a normal egg. Morris notes twin yolks typically fail to mature to hatching, yet these two chicks hatched successfully.
A Milwaukee man recalls two boys digging a hole in a yard and burying a box. When asked, the children said they were burying radioactive elements, not treasure.
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