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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
5
Bronze-horsemen return to saddle in Italian cities as heroes of war are mounted again on proud horses. The revival marks a ceremonial return to equestrian display after upheaval, reflecting national pride and continuity.
Sherry plans to move to Oakridge to work for editor Alan Holmes and pursue independent newspaper training. Lex worries about losing their close friendship as Sherry faces departure and the June wedding of Kay and Lex approaches, while unspoken feelings linger.
In Florence Venice and Rome the return of famed monuments follows wartime concealment. Duke Cosimo I is remounted in Florence beside the bronze pike by Giovanni da Bologna, Colleoni’s equestrian statue is reconnected in Venice, Marcus Aurelius is reinstalled on Capitol Hill, and Michelangelo's David Celini's Perseus and Donatello's Judith and Holofernes join restored works in Piazza della Signoria.
Dr. Alexander T. Martin of New York University called rheumatic fever a major crippler and killer with nearly one million victims in the U S and about 40 000 deaths yearly. He urged social medical control through community programs school health screening and victim registries. The piece also notes advertising spent on public safety and other campaigns and ends with a fact about Boston's Old North Church bells.
Chicago expenditures show advertising costs near 3 million dollars for the last year. The figure outlines substantial spending by advertisers and media outlets in the city during a period of notable promotional activity.
A 1947 Britannica poll found most Frenchmen rate money as the key life priority while those who favor love report higher happiness despite money being valued.
The annual U S harvest reaches about 200 9 million bushels yielding roughly 1 3 billion pounds of soybean oil.
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