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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1946

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Chile speeds up polar project to nail down Antarctic claims

Chile's defense ministry accelerates plans for a two-ship Antarctic expedition led by Rear Admiral Immanuel Holger. The mission aims to assert sovereignty over the sector between 53 and 90 West, with hydrographic and meteorological surveys and potential permanent settlement studies.

Chile Polar Project United Press Santiago Ministry of Defense Antarctic Immanuel Holger Canada Valpara Iso Norfolk Greenwich Chilean Antarctica Deception

Ten Nights in a Barroom Ends Cedarville Dry Vote

Cedarville Ohio votes end ban era in a dry election. Town recalls the play Ten Nights in a Barroom, written there, as residents approve prohibition by landslide margin.

Cedarville, O U.R

Nanaimo Pioneer recounts 93 year mine strike tale

Henry Castillon of the Nanaimo Pioneers Society recalls an ongoing 93 year strike by Indian miners dating to 1853. He says miners left working for higher pay after receiving four shillings daily and gifts from chiefs for mining His Majesty's Ship Cormorant, with no settlement reached and no native miner returning to the mines.

Nanimo Henry Castillon Nanaimo Pioneers’ Society Castillon

Law bans marriages in Truro until six blackbirds killed

Cape Cod town of Truro passed a quirky rule requiring any would be groom to have killed six blackbirds or three crows before marrying due to crop damage blamed on birds. The law reflects early settlers struggle with wildlife and farm protection.

Truro Mass U.P Cape Cod

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