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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
6
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The West Virginia state motto Montani Semper Liberi meaning mountaineers are always free is displayed over the penitentiary gate. The phrase has long symbolized regional pride and the independence of the Appalachian people.
Robertson & Son awarded contract for curb and gutters on D street northwest and Second street southwest as part of the three mile paving project. Local Klansmen announce a five night lecture series at City park next week. District 11 miners total workers rising with about 16 000 men presently employed. Local Methodist plans for the District conference next week, with Rev. H. H. Allen among Wednesday speakers.
Sailor David Peterson 19 of Grand Rapids recalls watching the Japanese attack on the aircraft carrier Franklin from his station seven decks below deck. He served as a fireman aboard the carrier during the assault and describes limited visibility during the action.
General Eisenhower said four power talks with Russia should succeed and that Allied cooperation is key. He described Russian soldiers as friendly, praised Allied air power, and urged friendly conduct toward civilians including children. He also noted German destruction was justified and looked ahead to returning to Abilene Kansas with mixed feelings about the first US schedule days.
Guam June 15. A fleet of 520 B-29s smashed Osaka's war industries, dropping 3,000 tons of incendiaries on northern and eastern plants. Gen Arnold outlined a 12 month plan to drop 2,000,000 tons of bombs on Japan, with 1,300,000 tons by the 21st Bomber Command and 700,000 by Eighth Air Forces and Far East forces.
County Agent Arthur Haseman co leads with Purdue Extension and Indiana Corn Growers' Association to enroll Greene county growers in the Five-Acre Corn Club. Last year 19 county growers finished the state contest. this year 20 have enrolled with expected new entrants. Log an Imes set Greene county 1944 high yield of 123 bushels per acre.
Robert White Petty Officer 1st class, after 30 months on active duty with the U S Navy, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Charles White of Sixth Street Northeast. He served with a Naval Intelligence Unit and holds a citation from Admiral Nimitz for valuable service in the Pacific. he has spent the last two months in Naval hospitals recovering from an on duty injury.
Hogs 5 500 active steady with 160 lb weights up to 14 89 and 100-140 lb ranges 13 50 to 14 50. Sows 14 05. Cattle 300 calves 400 small lots good to choice 15 35 to 16 35 with some 17 range for 800 lb. Cows slow fairly steady 13 to 14 60 beef, common and medium 9 25 to 12 75. Canners and cutters 7 to 9. Dealers active top 16.
Millard Lee Pope, who finished boat training with the U S Navy at Great Lakes Illinois, is spending a nine day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Millard Pope.
The UNCIO conference resumes with promises of further battles as Chile signals another amendment. A key committee backs withdrawal clarity, a constitutional convention, and a gradual amendment path tied to ratification by the major powers and a majority of others.
In Spokane two soldier friends waited as the wife they both loved chose between them. The bride had a three month old daughter by the second husband. The first husband, believed dead, returned amnesiac from a Japanese prison camp to find his wife now married to his friend.
Missouri tops the United States in corn cobs pipe cap manufacture with the highest output and multi million dollar annual sales across firms. Local plants emphasize regional demand and export potential.
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