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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1943
Page
3
Kolywood California June 18 Charlie and Oona face a wedding headache as ration board officers probe their honeymoon fuel source. Fran Barry claims Chaplin is father of her unborn child while lawyers study Chaplin's divorce from Sulette Goddard. Charlie loses friend Robert Arden over secrecy.
A Variety ad quotes a fellow artist claiming a friend betrayed him in the Barry affair. The message offers to dispose of a "slightly used empty bag" and asks contact at Robert Arden in Variety, signaling alleged disloyalty and fallout.
The chief of the office of civilian requirements distribution branch warns retailers will face growing manpower shortages as the manpower commission prioritizes war plant work. Dean William Spencer notes a drain from agriculture may force stores and offices to supply part of the three and a half million agricultural workers needed this year.
The 22nd annual Indiana VFW encampment opens in Terre Haute with a joint session of the VFW and auxiliary after delegate registration. A parade is planned for tomorrow and public funds supported the Terre Haute Teachers College parade ground purchase for 51 750.
Thomas Martinson of Hammond is elected president of the Indiana Association of Police Chiefs at the group’s annual convention closing. New officers include John Rawlings, O R Carson, Walter Conroy as vice presidents and W Johnson as sergeant at arms. Evansville chosen for 1944 convention.
Purdue extension specialist O C See says alfalfa smothers weeds and is cut frequently, effective against wild morning glory and Canada thistle. Farmers should ensure sweet, well drained land and allow four to five years for eradication, with spring or summer seeding and careful cultivation to prevent weed regrowth.
Radio Tokyo broadcasts cited by editors say zoot-suit wearers are isolationists, calling them a nationwide army of courageous youths using physical force to oppose the war.
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