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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text from an Anto n Daily Citizen page shows publication details editor address and subscription rates. Names John A Watkins editor and publisher and office at 798 Math. Subscription prices listed with monthly and yearly terms.
Here Comes the Navy presents Uncle Sam’s jack tars in aerial and sea action with James Cagney and Pat O’Brien co starring. Gloria Stuart leads romance alongside a large cast including Robert Barratt Willard Robertson and Guinn Williams as three thousand sailors fill the screen.
Will Rogers latest comedy Beginnings at Forty opens at the Grand Theatre tomorrow. The breezy farce, suggested by Walter B Pitkin, promises a pandemonium of humor driven by youth and age. Supporting cast includes Josephine Hudson, Richard Cromwell, Barbier, and Slim Summerville.
A hastily formed Hugger Horseshoe club at Valley plans to improve with a social park practice at 2 PM Sunday before facing Terre Natite on Sunday. Last night’s scores show DPDuge Stringer 108 and Sellers 87 with strong performances from Linton-Foster 140 and Alsop 110, while others contributed steady points.
Vacation Church school of the Baptist church starts Monday June 8 for three weeks ending Friday June 26. Led by Rev. Harry J. Bailey with helpers, sessions run daily 9 to 11 15 AM. Courses include Bible music health physical education and work training. All children ages four to fourteen invited. enrollment Monday at 9 AM.
A fragment notes an event related to the American Indian School subject and a Daily Vacation service at a church, with unclear details. The readable text hints at a local educational or religious gathering but lacks concrete names, dates, or places.
Central Press reporter James Aswell analyzes the political risk for senators and representatives who supported President Honnewell’s veto, noting the re election dynamics. He contrasts fears of veterans versus administration and discusses how voting patterns affect 1930 campaigns.
A Central Press report contrasts wartime suppression of antiwar activity with Memorial Day hopes for peace. The piece recalls 1916 shifts in American public sentiment, Wilson’s pledge to stay out of war, and later disillusion about propaganda and democracy, centering a youthful journalist’s reflections on the era.
Onarléd P. Stewart, longtime newspaper correspondent, recounts his innocence during a notable voyage on the Ford pedée a score ago. The piece reflects on memories from the distant voyage and Stewart's observations as a reporter.
Central Press dispatch describes Madame Rosita Rehnhamer from Hungary proposing a neutral group pressure plan to halt fighting by addressing belligerents near a plague edge. Henry Ford funds the peace effort though no concrete program emerges, revealing Ford’s optimism and gaps in understanding European conflict.
Norma Jean Smith and Chester Stoeckel lead the eleven students named for the Frank Courtney American Legion award at Jim Foley High. Honor roll totals show Norma Jean Smith and Marian Walker among top scorers, with many students listed for perfect attendance and good citizenship.
Tupelo Mississippi becomes the first U S city to receive TVA power as farmers invest in rural electrification and the Alcorn County Electric Cooperative petitions TVA to extend service. Pickwick Landing dam construction advances with 276000 horsepower capacity and navigation aid role. Local business lighting upgrades cut bills while improving visibility. Tupelo proud to lead in TVA adoption amid regional cooperation.
Olive Branch Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 20 a m morning service at 11 00 and evening worship at 7 30 plan to feature Wheaton College Quintet from Wheaton College on June 18 with further notices to follow all boys and girls in the community are welcome for spiritual activities and fellowship
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