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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
4
Classified ads priced per word at three cents with a minimum. Ads paid and submitted by those without a charge account must be paid in cash. All ads taken up by 10:00 A M appear in the same issue. The Daily Citizen does not assume liability for deceptive or misleading ads.
Television lineup featuring Howdy Doody Western Ledger I Married Joan My Little Margie Life with Elizabeth This is Your Life Southland Quartet Starlight Theater Sign Off includes Eddie Fisher Gary Moore Show Dinah Shore News Dragnet and more across day parts with News Weather and specials.
Through faith we understand and seek knowledge beyond the known. Faith lights a candle in darkness and shows the pathway of God. Abraham went out not knowing whither he went in response to the call of God. He entered by obedience through faith into intimate knowledge of God.
Reflections from a 1937 Linton weekly column listing old I N S railroad schedules, pastors, and lodge officers. It recalls pastors Rev William Baker LeRoy McKinney J W Culmer Rev William Helming, judges from Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen of America and other societies, and notes on local business people and a pointed reprint about traffic horn etiquette.
Nine Mile church hosts the Vacation Bible School closing program at 7 30 p m Friday under the Women s Society of Christian Service sponsorship. Children will demonstrate school work and Paul Haywood the pastor will present diplomas.
A detailed broadcast list shows programs by time blocks from 3:00 PM to 7:35 PM including Daily Meditations Salute to a Country Star Weather News and various music and talk segments. Notable entries include Dollars for A and Triple A Ranch with multiple airings and a late sign off.
The article highlights fears of a Communist attack on Formosa and the potential U.S. military response under Eisenhower. It also reports southern Democrats weighing budget power to challenge the Supreme Court segregation ruling and the evolving political stance around enforcement. Emperor Haile Selassie I’s U.S. visit is noted as a high point amidst Ethiopia’s modernizing efforts.
The pattern offers two Wrap and Tie tops using 100 lb feedbag or 39 inch fabric. One features a jaunty standup collar and deep plunge neckline the other smooths at the waist with no ironing needed. Includes Sew Chart and pattern number 9102.
New batch of TV gossip covers Jackie Gleason surgery details and Europe plans, NBC’s Brooks Clift as Monty’s brother, Nanette Fabray exhaustion, Jane Froman sponsor switch, Warner Bros life of Norman Brokenshire, Bob Brumby radio TV ventures, Pattie Andrews Las Vegas run, ABC writer union vote, Harvest Years audition, Cuba network shutdown, Marciano fight airing in 56 cities, Muggs doctor quip, Tony Travis fame, Leslie Howard son Ronald, Jack Barry and Juvenile Jury, Gary Crosby replacement, George Shearing citizenship, Jan Clayton Lassie role, and Peepers wedding sparks TV romance.
New York singer Lillian Roth recalls rising to Broadway fame at Palace Theater after a 1920s vaudeville career and her later battle with alcoholism. In a cluttered hotel living room she smiles as she discusses a fast, wonderful life while her husband talks on the phone about selling.
The article profiles a singer who battled 14 years of drinking leading to a mental hospital at 34. She discusses film rights for her life story, choosing a dramatic actress over a singer, and reflects on portraying a real person. She describes a disciplined, public comeback with top bookings and a growing fan base.
Advertises pattern 7248 Jama Doll with two flat pieces plus round head for easy assembly. Includes transfers and complete mailing instructions from Linter Daily Citizen Household Arts Dept New York. requests 25 cents per pattern plus extra for 1st class mail. Also promotes 1954 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog and 20 cents for a copy.
Linton Library shelves host new nonfiction titles including Forty Plus and Fancy Free by Kimbrough about grandmothers’ European holiday and broadcast mishaps, Ford, the Times, the Man, The Company by Nevins on industry, The Man Who Never Was by Montagu about wartime deception, and Africa and personality books by Wells and Overstreet.
Sydney reports savings surpassing two billion dollars for the first time. Deposits for the year ending January 31 reached 2,148,194,400 dollars, up 41.4 percent from the previous year.
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