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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1943
Page
5
Classified ad notes rates and submission rules for The Daily Citizen. Holt Monument Works of Bloomfield Indiana promotes a large display of granite cemetery monuments with modern designs, open weekdays and appointment evenings, phone 282-W.
In loving memory of Ninalee Sinden who was killed seven years ago June 20 1936. Always sadly missed by Father and Mother.
Senator George calls for a 75 billion dollar annual cap on army and navy spending after finding alleged extravagance. Congress debates 100 billion dollar next-year appropriations. Elk Hills Oil Reserve contract with Standard Oil of California cancelled as illegal. Price Administrator Brown expands food ceilings to 130 cities with 300 more to follow. Labor leaders urge Roosevelt to veto the Smith Connally anti strike bill as worst anti labor move in a century.
Ickes told Agriculture Secretary Wickard the Interior Department has a plan to raise normal production from 1943 to 1944. The program covers teaching Indians to grow and can vegetables and the slaughtering of game animals roaming public lands. The Senate Appropriations Committee released the letter while shaping the 1944 budget.
Report highlights a shift from present to past tense in official statements as nations sour the tone of wartime messaging. Analysts say careful wording aims to soften impact while preserving factual recall and accountability.
Secretary of the interior Ickes announces a new war service: a world food pool to feed millions. The plan aims to feed 10 million persons and expand federal involvement in food distribution during wartime.
Margaret’s hysterics and a tense visit with Clint Mattison unfold at a lakeside cottage. The narrator hides Derek’s wallet, questions the murder, and contemplates Kathy’s engagement while a doctor treats Margaret.
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