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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1948
Page
2
A compilation of varied facts from tankers size and WWII era ships to Bolivian presidential term and Persia's Khorassan, with notes on U S transit mileage, glass origins, Salvation Army reach, the White Sea, the Rosetta Stone, naval war bond sales, hurricane energy, and steel ingot production across 27 states.
Police report thieves hauled away about a thousand pounds of scrap iron valued at $23. The incident follows a string of local losses as residents face rising crime and labor costs.
Edwin J. Dierking, 18, of Marysville Kansas, is named among the best in an international ranking for court reporters. The young professional gained recognition for his accuracy and speed early in his career.
UC scientists report common house flies no longer die at standard DDT doses. It now takes about 50 times the normal amount to kill a majority of sprayed flies. Separate item notes atomic fission could replace current energy sources within 20 years, with uranium supply seen as enough for 2,000 years. Tobacco export traced to 1531 when Spaniards shipped it from the Americas to Europe.
Harold Eastman teaches rural sociology at Macalester College and has arranged with county agents for farm families to host class members for weekends. The week ends let urban students observe how a farm family relates to the church, a core theme of the course.
The mass of the earth is 6 586 sextillion short tons. This figure reflects a traditional estimate used in historical texts and represents a mass measurement in a large scale scientific context.
The Czech legal gazette reports that authorities have abandoned hope of locating any of the Lidice children. It notes seven district court notices asking for news by December 22, indicating deportation to Kladno on June 10, 1942 and to Lodz, with most believed killed.
A compact radio attachment is advertised as a revolutionary aid for the hard of hearing. It promises immediate improved hearing with a customized listening experience for church programs and concerts, and invites readers to write for a free book.
A stray dog followed Bob Adams to his Fort Worth home and, with red-tinted toenails, led him to identify its owner as a local little girl. The girl came forward days later to reclaim the pup.
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