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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
2
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Mr and Mrs Dihone Price and children visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Price Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Joe Cunningham moved to John Bedwell place. Mr and Mrs Ollie Goodman and daughter Rita spent Tuesday evening with Avery Bennett family. Glendon Booker and sons attended a singing conversion at Lebanon church Sunday afternoon.
An estimate puts the number of stones in the Washington Monument at about 23 000. The figure suggests the scale of the granite structure and its historic construction.
Bruno Wick, a prolific New York actor and longtime King Features executive, navigates a double life. On screen he stars in Walk East on Beacon and has recent stage credits, while by day he handles radio and TV scripts for the syndicate.
Henry O'Donnell warns Henri Lemay that McDevitt and associates scheme to corner the nitrates market. Henri considers resignation to protect Leonie and others while grappling with his guilty role and a looming social scandal.
A humorous note from Bennett Cerf features a World War One telegram misread by Colonel Gushaby who lists enemies arrested and asks for the correct war partners. A cartoon by Reamer Keller shows a beleaguered man at a camera shop and Dr Peale remarks on a world that moves fast and rewards doers.
Police probe a 34 year old society figure Patricia Steele found dead near MacArthur Park in Los Angeles. Investigators say she may have died in an illegal operation and her body dumped in an alley. She was linked to Victor H. Steele and Jane Arnett and had recently faced tragedy after her fiancé was killed in World War III.
Major James R. Ellingsworth of Worthington completed a one week division staff refresher course at the Army's Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The program aimed to enhance division staff teamwork and update on Army organization procedures. Ellingsworth serves as an instructor with the 94th Infantry Organized Reserve Corps Division and is a member of the 1122nd Army Service Unit at the Boston Army Base in Boston Massachusetts.
ISLAND CITY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foster and family spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell and family. Mrs. Clifford Hauck and children called on Mr. and Mrs. James Angleton Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Weaver and daughter Karen visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Weaver Sunday. Mrs. Bonnie Kline is ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Booker moved to Newberry. Miss Wanetta Moore spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hunter.
The elephant represents temperance eternity and sovereignty in Oriental mythology as a prominent cultural symbol. Distinctive meanings attach to its presence in myths and art across regions.
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