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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
2
TheDaily Citiven emphasizes cash payment for ads from noncharge account customers. Efforts aim to verify reliability of advertisers, rejecting deceitful or misleading notices while noting the paper does not assume responsibility for advertisements.
A quirky weather and geography note states the Indian Ocean can reach 86 degrees Fahrenheit. It mentions 26 bones in the human foot and says 42 of the 55 highest US peaks are in Colorado. It also asserts at least seven billion acres of Earth are forested.
Rawls and Kathleen trek for civilization with fifty thousand dollars in Jenkyn cache as Earnshaw avoids Indians. They secure trout meals, endure injuries and fatigue, and discover the Varina grounded amid two hundred Sioux, threatening capture. The scene leaves their fate unresolved.
A collage of trivia notes claims the European grebe dances on water, wheat harvests in 1559 Mexico, wind speeds in hurricanes, and historic milestones from Har rison's 1836 campaign to Davy's miners lamp.
The article notes the Supreme Court could rule next spring that segregation in public schools is illegal, but cautions against expecting an overnight end to segregated schools across the nation. It suggests the Court may avoid a broad constitutional ruling, affecting many states differently.
Taxpayers are notified that the Greene County Council will meet January 6 and 7, 1953 at Bloomfield Court House to consider a 225000 additional appropriation for remodeling the Greene County Court House and bond issuance to fund the project. A hearing will follow and a State Board of Tax Commissioners review will occur within fifteen days at the County Auditor's office.
American flag ships carry more than 70 percent of the trade between the United States and Caribbean ports, reflecting a strong maritime presence and regulatory environment guiding commerce in the region.
Girl Scout Council members elected officers for the year at a Christmas dinner at the Christian church. New posts include Mrs. Percy Myers president and Mrs. Leonard Giuffre vice president. Readings of the Christmas story and carols highlighted the event as troops held parties at Scout Cabin and First Christian church with gift exchanges and caroling.
The article notes Point Hope Light in Alaska aids ships during summer and serves sled travelers in winter. It also describes Australasia including New Zealand Tasmania and Australia. It states Pluto’s diameter is about half Earth’s and mass about one tenth. It mentions Portuguese river ships have rudders longer than the vessels.
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