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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1937
Page
5
In Binghamton New York Judge William S Richardson outlines a driving safety program for so called wayward drivers. The first lesson is a stiff fine followed by a yellow text book titled Sudden Death and How to Avoid It. After a week students return to court for testing on the book's contents and potential remedies for unsafe driving.
Washington D C December 15 rifle and pistol target shooting rose to peak popularity in 1937 with over 10 000 registrations across nearly 100 sanctioned NRA tournaments up from 42 in 1936 The national matches at Camp Perry drew 3 500 competitors a 10 rise over last year confirming shooting as a revived traditional American sport.
On a sheer cliff ledge, Bob Barry and Mary Melissa survive a deadly ladder collapse caused by Honey Bee. Reverend Hades Jones, the rescuer, approves their marriage plan in the rocky aftermath as they prepare to descend and resume work on ancient ruins.
Notice is given to stockholders of Citizens National Bank of Linton that the annual meeting will be held in the directors room of the bank in Linton Indiana on Tuesday January 11 1988 at 4 00 PM. The meeting will elect five directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as allowed by law. Joe E Turner Chairman Clyde V Davis Secretary. December 8 15 22.
Officals move to seek federal aid for a $5.3 million waterworks improvement aimed at providing Toledo with a water supply from Lake Erie. The plan marks the initial step toward securing a lake source for the city.
Four hundred Bristow motorists who used blue ink on their license applications must re sign with black ink. The requirement comes after blue ink failed to photograph clearly for the state license process.
Lilith, the albino bullfrog long celebrated as the zoo’s top attraction, died after a skin disease similar to dropsy. St. Louis zoo officials confirmed the three year residency of the famed amphibian and said the illness led to death.
Six items listed for bridge prize awards include Fiesta colored ware, six way lighting floor lamps, waffle irons, electric toasters, and smoking stands.
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