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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
4
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Hollywood actress Barbara O'Neil criticizes stars who cite film contracts as barriers to stage work. She recalls returning to theatre in Santa Barbara and Pasadena, stressing limited audiences and lower risk compared with Broadway. She notes Santa Barbara's four hour drive from Hollywood and its film colony sway.
In 1638 a weary group of 150 Swedes sailed from Sweden aboard the Kalmar Nyckel and the Fogel Grip. They reached the Delaware and erected a fort on Christina Creek, naming the land New Sweden. the Kalmar Nyckel is pictured on a 300th anniversary stamp.
Barbara explains a multi city approval path as the project moves from San Francisco to Los Angeles and then to New York for its Broadway run.
Patrolman Michael McNulty felt a sting on his right cheek while on patrol. Investigation found a stray piece of advertising from a nearby shooting gallery caused the injury.
In Milland Sussex Mr James West aged 98 and Mrs. West aged 91 marked their 75th wedding anniversary. Residents of Milland all their lives they are noted as the oldest inhabitants and former farmers in the village.
The fossil remains of a mastodon roaming Pennsylvania 30 000 years ago were added to the geological museum at Pennsylvania State College. Found by Dr. R. Cornelius near Saltillo in Huntingdon county, the swamp is viewed as an ossuary that may hold more skeletons. Studies by Professors Robinson Krynine Swartz were reported to the Pennsylvania Academy of Science. Further excavations are planned.
Audrey Ames outlines quick Paris inspired updates for summer style. Emphasizing light fabrics like sky blue handkerchief linen and white organdy, the piece suggests tailored jackets, sequined trims, bold belts, and playful accessories to refresh black and white ensembles.
The Canadian Bar Association has presented a resolution to the Department of Justice recommending automatic retirement with full salary for Canadian judges at age 75.
The last Ben Holiday transcontinental stagecoach was placed in Oregon State College's museum in Corvallis. The coach, dating before 1860, figures in Mark Twain's Ponchron It where Horace Greeley’s ride is humorously described.
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