Cannon Falls Observes Overall Day With Smoker Parade
Clouds of smoke cover Cannon Falls as residents observe the annual Overall Day. The event features a mammoth smoker where attendees receive corncob pipes and barrels of tobacco are supplied by the local committee. Citizens in the city are garbed for the celebration.
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Cannon Falls
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U.P
Citizens pay tribute to local farmers in overalls
Citizens dressed in overalls gather to honor farmers in the surrounding area. The event highlights the community's respect for agricultural workers and their contributions to the region. Local officials attend and acknowledge the vital role of farming in the local economy.
Ex-GIs Return Overseas as Civilians
Scranton, Pa. reports a steady increase in veterans heading back overseas as civilians. The Pennsylvania Employment Service notes many ex servicemen are now moving toward civilian life and employment options.
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Scranton, Pa
U.P
Scranton
Pennsylvania Employment Service
Wallie Wolford Buys Linton Greenhouse From Warner
Wallie Wolford purchases the Linton greenhouse from Carl Warner as the Warner family plans a return to Chicago. Bennie Raney of Linton is among twelve IU medical students awarded scholarships in the first year course of Indiana University School of Medicine. Emperor Yoshihito of Japan dies at the Imperial villa near Tokyo.
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Carl Warner
Warners
Chicago
Bennie Raney
Linton
I. U
Indiana School of Medicine
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Japan
Imperial Villa
Tokyo
Job Listings Show 1000 Classifications for Foreign Postings
The job finding agency notes more than 1000 classifications in listings for areas including Japan Europe South America Far East Alaska and the Canal Zone Scranton reports the largest unemployment ratio in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Seer Forecasts Perils for 1941
New York numerologist Ed Hall warned of flood disasters a serious influenza epidemic and a notorious financial scandal in 1947. He predicted strong finances for bankers though inflation rise and a shift from cities to suburbs. Real estate values would fall to bottom in 1953 with a rebound eight years later. Birthrate to rise with many male babies.
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William H. Myers
United Press
Milwaukee
U.P
New York
Ed Hall
Hall
Greene County Tax Notice for 1946 Taxes Due 1947
Notice to taxpayers announces Greene County Indiana tax rates for 1946, payable in 1947. It lists tax on real and personal property and per poll, with first installment due by the first Monday in May and second by the first Monday in November. Pearlshouse, Treasurer, Greene County.
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Greene County
Pearlshouse
Indiana
Hoosier College Enrollments Rise in 1939 40
Indiana's 19 colleges report 76 percent more full time students in the current national enrollment survey led by Raymond Walters of the University of Cincinnati. Total students reached 47,303 on Nov 1, up from 26,845 in 1939, a larger percentage increase than any east north central state.
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Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
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Delay in peace talks seen as normal in history
Prince Andre Lobanov Rostovsky of Michigan University says patience in peace negotiations is typical after major wars. Speaking in Los Angeles he cites 1648, the Napoleonic era, Vienna Congress, and post World War I hostilities lasting into 1923 to show contemporary talks are not unusually slow.
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Los Angeles
Andre Lobanov-Rostovsky
University of Michigan
University of California
Lobanov
Citizens' National Bank of Linton Shareholders Meeting
Notice to shareholders announces the annual meeting of Citizens' National Bank of Linton on Tuesday January 7 1947 at 4 00 PM. The meeting will elect a board of directors for the current year and consider other business. Signed by President Joe E Turner and Cashier Clyde V Davis.
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Citizens’ National Bank of Linton
Joe E. Turner
Clyde V. Davis
Setting contract for poor asylum supplies
Greene County Commissioners will on Monday January 6 at 10:00 a m bid on supplies for the county poor asylum for January February and March 1447 plus linens and dry goods per plans on file in the county auditor's office. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Witness my hand December 19 1446. A W McLaudghlin Auditor Greene County
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Board of Commissioners
A. W. McLaudguhlin
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