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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1962
Page
9
The Agriculture Department reports an average of 6,910,000 people worked on farms during the first 11 months of 1962, about 4 percent fewer than the same period in 1961. Family and hired workers both declined, with overall farm labor down 10 percent from 1956–60 averages.
In the corresponding week of 1961 the November total for farm workers fell to a low mark. Both family and hired workers declined about 4 percent from the previous year. Family workers reached 4 648 000 and hired hands 1 385 000. Family workers were about 77 percent of the total workforce, with hired workers constituting the rest, peaking in July as usual with more than one third of the total.
New York report notes skippers in the U S merchant navy must begin a logbook on January 1 with a first entry in verse, even if salty. Popular Electronics describes a device that detects customer entry and exits and can trigger a recorded Christmas greeting during the holiday rush.
Diana Tomak bride elect is guest of honor at a Kendall's Steak House bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Mary Craig and others. Guests list includes many local names and prizes awarded to Mrs. Maude Hamilton and Mrs. Bob Akre. The door prize goes to Mrs. M. E. Tomak. Refreshments feature wedding themed treats. Also notes Bologna outsells corned beef in New York deli stats.
The Catholic Digest reports Khrushchev’s testimony to Russia’s religious heritage. It notes Khrushchev is a diminutive form of Nicholas and that St. Nicholas is the patron saint of Russia and Moscow.
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