Alabama 10 Open Project in July
Mobile engineers report rapid progress on the 4 million dollar Mobile River vehicular tunnel project. Tube No 4, 300 feet long, is moored in a ship slip awaiting sinking, with six other tubes already placed or launched and concrete filling to strengthen walls and stabilize sections.
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Mobile
Ala
U.P
Mobile River
South
Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co
Frank M. Dixon
University of Alabama
Mobile Bay
Army
Birmingham Mills
Greene County Students Earn Degrees at IS Teachers College
Nine Greene county residents graduated in Indiana State Teachers College commencement. The 501 total graduates included 110 master’s, 129 elementary licenses, 112 in high school subject licenses, and 101 Bachelor of Science degrees. Dr. Edward Howard Griggs gave the address.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Greene County
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana State
Maser
Edward Howard Griggs
New York
Scott William Houldson
Linton
Franklin Leavitt
Bloomfield
Robert Octave Millon
Eugene Pigg
Esther Shaw
Cletis H. Shouse
Worthington
Virginia Smith Adams
Lyons
Elsie D. Bridwell
Midland
Nathan Bridwell
Plan for Broad Rural Construction and Rehabilitation
Washington June 7 The Agriculture Department outlines a five point rural plan to create jobs by conserving land housing forests and water while improving farm markets. Dr W W Alexander Farm Security administrator promotes the program as a path to rural industrial growth and national well being.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
W. W. Alexander
Alexander
America
Reforestation Program Could Create Wide Farm Jobs
The proposal envisions millions of man-days of work repairing and rebuilding farm homes and estimates 3.5 billion dollars in profitable spending. A large reforestation and forest culture effort would employ thousands and be largely self-supporting, per Alexander. Millions of acres of sub-marginal land are suited to reforestation.
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Alexander
Animal 10 Figure in Disease Fight
Cleveland dispatch reports a bushy-haired Southern heat may aid infantile paralysis research as scientists seek a cheaper rodent model. The cotton-field rat shows susceptibility, offering potential cost cuts from $650 per primate studies to about $20 per test. Charles Armstrong of the U.S. Public Health Service highlighted the breakthrough after injecting paralysis virus into the rat.
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Cleveland
U.P
City Hospital
South
Animal Kingdom
India
Charles Armstrong
U.S. Public Health Service
Armstrong
Radical View on Infantile Paralysis by Dr Toomey
Lansing reports Dr John A Toomey of Cleveland a national authority on infantile paralysis shares a minority view that the disease is not contagion but a gastro intestinal infection. He links higher incidence to dietary indiscretions and raw fruit consumption while opposing nasal sprays and vaccines relying on coli data from the southern rat.
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Lansing
Mich
Armstrong and
Cleveland
John A. Toomey
Toomey
Livestock Prices Steady Across Indiana Market
Indiana market reports 8,500 head cattle and 250 sheep sold. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep varied little from prior levels with prices listed for lights, mediums, heavies, sows, fat cows, canners, cutters, and bulls. springers and high grades noted with top values around 11.50 for select lambs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brockton Man to Visit Former Linton Resident
Oliver W. McClung of Brockton Massachusetts will arrive Saturday to visit Lee McClung and other relatives and friends in the city. McClung is identified as a former Linton resident.
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Oliver W. McCluung
Brockton
Mass
Lee McClung
Mr. McClung
Linton
Aif
Food supplies declared ample for war emergency
Washington reports that U S agriculture is geared to meet any war time demand. Wallaces remarks highlight large reserve stocks of cotton corn wheat meats and other farm products and potential to expand acreage to bolster feeding needs at home and for allies.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture Department
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Wallace
Retonga Promises Relief as Terre Haute Man Gains 15 Pounds
Mr. Andrew Tryon, a longtime Terre Haute resident and former railroad worker, reports a dramatic recovery after a year on Retonga. He attributes improved health to the herbal medicine, saying it cured indigestion, constipation, and back pains, restored his weight, appetite, and strength. Retonga is sold at W. J. Hamilton Drug Stores.
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Retonga
Terre Haute
Andrew Tryon
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Tryon
15Th
Hullman Streets
Mr. Tryon
W. J. Hamilton Drug Stores
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B. L. Barnes
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Alabama
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U.S
Weygand
London
England
English
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Rouen
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LE Havre
Amiens
Paris
France
Peronne
Laon
Miles
REIMS
NEA Telephoto
Avanite
Linton Hardware
OUR
M. J. Atkin & Son
Linton and
Bugger
Ray Alsop
Ray
Velvet Creamery
Chris Sorensen
Chryslers
Overland Sales Co
Aaa
Cook's
Kixson & Sahm
Cooper
Powell
Motor Sales
N.eb
del Monte Corn
Scout Cabin
McLaughlin
del Monte
del Monte Prunes
Sunkist
Ade
Ree Dbe
Kraft
Food Market
R. K. Shallenberger
Hoosevelt
Shallenberger
Portville
New Union Lumber Co
Jasonville
Dugger
Poultry Linton
11Th St
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Sherwin-Williams
Linton Paint and Wall Paper Store
EK. Vincennes St
Maxwell Furniture CO
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