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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

2

Blood bank blood drives scheduled across Greene county

Blood bank plans call for 50 donors on Tuesday June 6 and 100 on Wednesday June 7 with registrations and appointments at the Red Cross Chapter in Linton. Volunteers from Elks Club Delta Theta Tau Tri Kappa and War Mothers assist with serving, registering, canteen duties and nursing support across Greene Sullivan Knox and Palestine areas.

Gla Mitchell Gla Mitchell, Woman's Ange R. M. Win Margaret Cooper Red Cross Activifig Greene Sullivan County Knox Counnty Palestine Linton Elks Club E. V. Bull Elks Deltac Theta Tau Tri Kappa Chapter Nurses War Council Greene County War Mothers

Attorney General Race Gives McDonough Office Watch

Boston moves into a Democratic attorney general race as Atty. Joseph McDonough, facing opponents Atty. John Backus and Atty. Francis Harigan, keeps his campaign pace by monitoring activity from his office.

Boston U.P Atty Joseph McDonough Attys John Backus Francis Harigan

UC Scientists Produce Lab Synthetic Sugar First Time

Berkeley researchers announce lab production of two grams of commercial sugar from fruit sugar and glucose phosphate using enzymes from the bacterium pseudomonas sacderochila. They caution that no commercial use is possible yet due to high production costs.

Berkeley Cal University of California H. A. Barker Michael Doudoroff W. Z. Hassid

Government trims ration points on cheese and beef

The Office of Price Administration announced changes effective Sunday, removing canned carrots and some juices from the ration list, cutting cheese and chuck beef at two and five points respectively per pound, and adjusting milk and fruit juice points as civilian supplies are widened in June.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Soldier’s Money Taken by Police

Sgt. Harry Scott of the Oakland police was held by secret service agents on charges he took currency from the bodies of Army fliers after their bomber crashed in Oakland last January. He recently got $60 from the Treasury after turning in fragments of $100 burned in a wastepaper fire at his home. Relatives of one flyer sought redemption of other bill ends presented by Scott.

Oakland Calif Harry Scott Secret Service Scott Treasury Department

German Sub Halts Serpa Pinto En Route to Philadelphia

A German U-boat stopped the refugee ship Serpa Pinto about 600 miles east of Bermuda, forcing an abandonment of ship and taking two Americans hostage. After nine hours of peril and three deaths during transfer, the vessel was spared and continued to Philadelphia where it docked Tuesday night.

Philadelphia U.P Sepra Pinto Berlin Serpa Pinto 4Th Naval District Bermuda Americo Dos Santos Dos Santos Manuel Valentie Pinho Pinho Camilo Grande Perez Canada Perez Virgilio Magina Bedford Mass Manuel Pinto Waterbury Beatric Trapunski

Indianapolis News Buys WIBC Radio Station

The FCC approved the sale of Indiana Broadcasting Corp operator of WIBC Indianapolis from H G Wall Margaret B Wall and Thelma M Lohnes to Indianapolis News Publishing Co. The transfer covers 1000 shares for 440000 dollars plus 2 dollars per share for each 30 days between February 16 1944 and the transfer date.

Washington U.P Federal Communications Commission Indiana Broadcasting Corp WIBC Indianapolis H. G. Wall Margaret B. Wall Thelma M. Lohnes Indianapolis News Publishing Co

Tire applications ahead of quota in Indiana district

Indiana OPA district increases Grade 1 passenger tire quota for June to 33,854 from May 26,204. Small truck tires rise to 7,100. large truck tires drop slightly to 3,014. District official Stephen A. Conn warns June demand will exceed quotas and urges car owners to care for tires as prospects do not improve.

Indiana OPA Stephen A. Conn

Roosevelt seeks large OPA funding to boost price controls

President Roosevelt asked Congress to increase the Office of Price Administration budget to 182,252,000 dollars for the 1945 fiscal year. The request aims to expand enforcement and simplify price controls, comparing with 169,500,000 dollars allocated for the current year.

Washington U.P Roosevelt Congress Office of Price Administration OPA

Pious Officials Cut Sunday Bus Fares in Lynn

Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co reduces city bus fares to five cents on Sundays until 1 p m as part of the pray for peace movement.

Lynn Mass U.P Piosuiffoel Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co

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