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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1948
Page
7
An American film banned by Japanese militarists before the war is drawing large crowds in Tokyo. The Life of Emile Zola starring Paul Muni was never shown in pre war Japan, but is now screening amid renewed attention.
Welch and Cornett Funeral Home Craig recalls Lorna Craig who died three years ago and Thomas Corwin Smith who died December 18 1945. Notices express enduring remembrance from Eugene Craig Mrs Ed Bone and family and from his wife and children with same sentiment of loss.
Japanese censors barred works touching on corruption or pacifism during the war era. Zolas accusation against the French army, pacifist themes, Gone With the Wind, and Mutiny on the Bounty were all forbidden for showing in Japan.
The article notes that most tractor accidents result from falls off the machine, tractor overturns, and hazards during refueling.
Willow Run Michigan readers are urged to winterize cars with a Kaiser Frazer plan. Key steps include using a non salt base anti freeze, draining and refilling engine oil, tuning carburetor and choke, checking battery, spark plugs, ignition, and heater fan, plus lubricants, brakes, tires, wipers, lights, and rear tread optimization for traction on snow and ice.
Miss Au gusta Rosenburg of the University of California extension notes a flaw in the new federal income tax act. Young earners under 600 dollars may not owe tax yet do not qualify as dependents under the old 500 dollar rule, leaving 500 to 600 dollar earners in an unclassified tax vacuum. She explains a father cannot claim an exemption for a son earning under 600, while the son himself may owe no tax unless his income passes 600.
Thousands of children aged eight to fifteen joined the Minneapolis Aquaterial as lake shores filled for the big fishing event. Prizes ranged from outboard motors to $65 tackle kits, drawing a wide turnout among participants.
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