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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
2
Hollywood star Janet Blair complains of two weeks without sun making her pale for her South Pacific part. She tries sun lamps and a homemade tan mix while forecaster A K Showalter says clouds and drizzle likely persist.
The Army unveils an improved night sight named the sniper scope with infrared illumination, mounted on the M 2 carbine. It sees targets in darkness without betraying position and is now standard equipment. The twin snooperscope remains helmet mounted for observation.
Mrs. Ivan Weaver returns home after visiting daughter in Mishawaka. Cunningham siblings spend summer with Mrs. Ivan Weaver. Mrs. Curt Gilligan of Linton visits sister Ollie Gilligan. James Angleton and family host visitors including James Franklin Oral Wilson and Jimmie. Lawrence Wrights report son slightly improved from rheumatic fever. Beddie Phelps visited Mrs. May Angleton recently.
Lyle C Wilson, Washington manager of United Press, told a Label Manufacturers Association meeting in Williamsburg that Nazism is reviving in both eastern and western Germany. He described blue shirts among eastern youths and a rising wave of extremist parties in the west led by Franz Richter. He warned American occupation authorities are now alert to the dangers of resurgent German nationalism.
A pleasant alkaline powder FASTEETH helds false teeth more firmly and helps with odor. Sprinkle on denture plates to eat and talk with comfort and without gummy taste. Available at drug stores.
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