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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
4
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Atlanta June 14 The South is slated to host vast U S military growth as defenses expand across Georgia Florida Alabama and surrounding states. Projects include a 525000 acre anti aircraft training center near Savannah a 1500000 expansion at Fort McPherson and new air bases at Jacksonville Maxwell Field and Barksdale Field plus MacDill Field bombing base in Tampa shaping a strategic southeastern defense network.
Maine sees a potential surge in sardine sales as Norway halts imports, opening markets long held by Norwegians. Portland fishermen expect opportunity for Maine packed sardines amid broader wartime disruption.
A Terre Haute couple plus other public statements praise Retonga the herbal remedy. William H. Lutes a Pennsylvanian railroad worker and his wife report improved sleep relief from bladder trouble constipation and pains in limbs after using Retonga. They say they feel stronger and healthier than in years and urge others to try it at W. J. Hamilton Drug Stores.
In Seattle a Willkie relative criticizes Wendell Willkie noting he is not a politician and may not win office. Ed Willkie, Libby, McNeill and Libby VP and former Navy football star, calls him an industrialist with spunk but questions his electability and stance on Wall Street.
Three Rivers announces a national Red Cross campaign record with an $8,800 relief allotment and local receipts of $23,327.265, achieving 265 percent of the quota, as stated by the local branch president.
The Fels planetarium of the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia reports an aurora borealis produced inside a four foot glass tube. The display joins other reproductions of unusual natural phenomena shown at the institution.
Classic stuffed hamburgers blend two layers of ground beef with a poultry seasoned stuffing. Bake in custard cups at 350 F for about 45 minutes yielding eight servings.
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