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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows the Hinton Indiana Gazette with editor John A Watkins, subscription rates in advance, and distribution notes. A social notices section appears with garbled typography and scattered lines about postal and business details.
The article argues that participation in school and community bands and orchestras builds character, discipline, health, and civic citizenship. It cites Band activity as training for youth, fostering democratic group spirit, and serving as strong community advertising. cites history of band participation and notable quotes on music and mind training.
The Ladies Aid society of the Siiton Reformed church will meet at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. KP. C. Bevan on Vincennes Street. All members urged to attend.
The text presents jumbled references to military issues and international figures, including Washington and Abyssinia, with unclear events and mis-typed names. It reads as a damaged OCR segment lacking coherent narrative, making specific facts, dates, or outcomes hard to determine.
English tacticians urged Mussolini to sustain a war effort against Abyssinia, outlining three routes through which Italy could strike from Egypt, the Red Sea, or the Somali coast. The piece notes Britain’s opposition and maps the strategic dilemma facing Italy as it challenges John Bull in the long confrontation.
Fragmented report notes the company hired new workers while strikes, vandalism, and theft impact operations. Mentions unidentified slugs on streets, a home-made weapon found at a nearby site, and ongoing tensions as endurance racers are discussed elsewhere in the text.
Washington reporting on how Senator Huey P. Long proposes a share our wealth program and how Roosevelt administration allies frame reform. The piece discusses NIRA, wealth distribution, estate taxes, and potential political alignments ahead of the 1926 and 1936 elections with references to Coughlin and labor groups shaping policy.
Fragmented OCR text hints at rising labor organization and regional tension in the industrial heartland. Mentions coal steel and rubber sectors, potential unity among workers, and political stakes around Roosevelt era policy amid buildup to conventions. Nonstandard spellings and garbled phrases obscure specifics.
Indianapolis records show accidents on Indiana state highways fell 14 percent in early 1935 versus 1984, yet fatalities surged to 1 in 4 accidents. James D. Adams cites widening shoulders and culverts as key safety fixes amid funding limits.
Indianapolis, June 18. The 1985 workers compensation statute, effective after July 1, will set a lower rate than the current average minimum. Lloyd Thomason, state insurance actuary, said an estimated one percent cut is likely with future savings from a uniform rate. About 36,000 policies are written annually in Indiana, he noted, with 56 insurers and organizations involved in compensation.
A new Indiana act creates a state rating bureau for workmen compensation. It will set a minimum premium rate and cap expenses in rates. Violations can bring a $500 fine or suspension of the company license. Rejected employer applications may be appealed to the state industrial board which can designate a carrier and prorate losses among member companies. All workers' insurers must join the bureau.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Glenburn Mission opened Monday with 129 enrolled on the first day. Classes run five days a week for two weeks and include Beginners Primary Junior and Intermediate. Courses cover Bible and Missionary studies Handcraft and The Salvation Army cooperates with the school.
Mrs Alva Weaver and daughter Iris return from Chicago after Letitia Dehmann’s nursing school exercises. In Chicago Iris appeared on WLS Junior program performing a tap dance specialty.
A showgirl and Lieut. Henry A. Sebastian faced court martial proceedings over a disputed marriage. The wife claims marriage in 1931 while an aunt asserts a 1994 ceremony the day Sebastian graduated from West Point, amid cadet marriage rules.
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