16 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1936
Page
1
Crossword clues mix with cryptic letters and stray phrases. The fragment shows numbered hints like 28 Fasten plummage 29 Reduce to a from birds and 32 Earn as correspond ing to Ch 33 Ovum 14 Sixth note, plus scattered letter blocks and stray words suggesting a puzzle page with partial answers and filler.
Jasonville Indiana June 16 residents report visits from Indiana university and Terre Haute, Texas and Detroit trips, plus a local horseshoe league setback to West Terre Haute. A. Harris led scoring in both games with 161 ringers and 198 points for the nightcap winners.
Livestock prices show hogs at 5,500 to 10.40 for lights and mediums, underweights up 15 cents, top hogs around 10.15 to 10.40. Cattle and calves totals near 3,100 with slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows about steady. steers to 8.25, heifers to 8.35, bulk 7.50 to 8.25. Sheep about 1,000 with active demand, fat native slaughter down from 3.50. Classified ads conclude.
Washington June 15 Fingerprints could reduce crime and speed justice, says the Bureau of Investigation. Officials say public education is needed before a federal fingerprint law passes. J Edgar Hoover notes criminals avoid the mask but fingerprint files could deter crime and aid swift punishment. The piece cites current records and argues for home filing and birth certificate linkage to prevent crime.
The text outlines that fingerprints never die and each is unique. It claims there are nine foolproof classifications into which the fingerprints of 1,849,185,359 people fit. It asserts burning does not alter prints and scar tissue shows, with skin regrowth restoring the original pattern exactly.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Banter and Mr and Mrs Pete Faulkner with daughter and Miece ware dinner guests Sunday of Mr Hunter’s parents Mr and Mrs S G Hunter. T A Raper and daughter Mrs Walter Briggs of Harlingen Texas are guests of his wife Mrs Joe Young and family.
A garbled OCR passage contemplates belief and perseverance, asserting that faith should not be abandoned and that others cannot deny its value. It hints at constitutional concerns and a call for a healthy state, though the wording is heavily corrupted.
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