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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1936
Page
2
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George Smith Hobart Smith and Lester Hale spent Sunday with Max Fitzpatrick. Edwin Robson and daughter Barbara Jean visited Alford family of Dillsborough Indiana. Glen Hale visiting James Hale this week. Billy Smedley stayed with Clarence Hale Saturday. Della Linn visited Alva Bovenschins. Army man Harry Pentland to leave for Honolulu visited Winnie Lou Beadle. Isaac Underwood and Mary Jackson attended church and dinner with Levi Saucerman. Dozens from the community attended Mart Burch funeral. Winnie Lou Beadle spent weekend with Rosco Beadle and family.
Washington column discusses a Buenos Aires Pan American conference proposing true neutrality from the Great Lakes to Cape Horn. It questions the feasibility of a full embargo on all belligerents, noting the global supply lines and the peril of foodstuffs aiding war efforts. It argues neutrality would be tested if Europe resumes aggression and Americas fear entanglement.
Columnist notes wartime anxieties and humorous observations on politics and daily life. Includes jests about Russia, traffic lights, and a Cleveland stunt. Mentions astronomers discovering ionic titanium and debates over world events and golf.
Roosevelt's South American visit is praised for friendship signals but dismissed as unsuitable for U S colonization. The piece argues Americans cannot endure frontier life there and cites Patagonia and the Chaco as inhospitable yet offers a satirical plan by Dr Zadok Dumbkopf to resolve European tensions by dividing nations and sending people home.
Edward David Windsor former King of Great Britain sped from London to Portsmouth by car and boarded the destroyer Fury to go into voluntary exile. Cameramen pressed for a shot as he shielded his face in the radiophoto.
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