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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1947
Page
5
A tornado carved a curved path through the plantation region in Arkansas leaving 32 known dead and at least 165 injured. The storm narrowly missed Pine Bluff, a city of about 40 000, with hundreds left homeless amid widespread destruction.
Rental note advertises furnished modern sleeping rooms available in J10 Northwest B Street with proximity to downtown.
A Vassar sociology professor urged recognizing parental wisdom in family life education. He said communities should coordinate multiple agencies to lower the high cost of raising children while improving quality. Mrs Hughes emphasized educating children with hands heads and hearts, valuing human happiness over expense. Frances Perkins was set to address a convention session tonight.
Indianapolis livestock market shows hogs 7 500 head barely active with prices easing across weights. Cattle and calves active and uneven, with top cattle around 26.00 for 1046 lb and vealers 23.50 26.00, cows largely 11.00 up to 20.00, canners 10.50 13.75, and wider spreads across weight ranges.
Val, overwhelmed by Kevin's scathing accusations, wanders streets and drinks alone at a bar. Facing a possible death from sleeping pills, she is found barely alive as Sherry and Lex rally to support Wade Carrington and await the doctor’s verdict. The chapter ends with Val asleep and recovering.
Tokyo officials outline a 10 year plan to construct 135 hotels and tourist hostels across Japan after the peace treaty. The program aims to attract foreign currency especially American dollars and boost tourism as a key source of funds for imports.
Mitford M. Mathews, editor of the University of Chicago dictionary project on Americanisms, says Indian words in American usage are less romantic than common belief. He notes Chicago is not the place of the big skunk and Alabama carries no hidden charm.
The author remarks that the Indian subject is a prosaic figure with limited romantic imagination, a view reflected in the scarcity of evocative place names. The passage suggests a restrained perception of indigenous imagination in naming locales.
Mothers can build the super people of the future by feeding their children right says Dr. H. E. Robinson nutrition expert. Nutrition is simply right eating and when we talk of super men and women of the future we mean the persons who will live in this world after several generations of right eating.
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