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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
5
A Scout Mother urges action to protect the Boy Scout camp north of Linton in the stripper hills from decline and immoral activity. She calls for posting and night police patrols, cleanup efforts, and community support for the scoutmaster to preserve a safe place for camping, fishing, and youth development.
Three NYA resident work experience centers will be opened to train unemployed youths for defense industry jobs. The Evansville site will start with 120 boys on July 1, offering barracks, a mess hall, workshops, and a warehouse. Each boy will work 100 hours monthly and keep $10 from $30 monthly earnings.
In Indianapolis on June 19 buyers reported hogs at 6,500 head with bids 10 to 25 cents higher. Lights sold from 10.05 to 10.25, heavies 9.95 to 10.05, cattle 739, calves 500. Steers yearlings and heifers remained fully steady.
Angus MacPhillips escapes a highway patrol pursuit and heads to New York where a riot erupts. He clashes with Inspector Callahan and endures jail life while Adoreen Mickletwidge berates him for his actions. The tale closes with a mysterious Miss Margate visiting him in custody.
Fat cows steady while cans and cutter cows bid around 25 cents lower. Bulk steers and yearlings range from 10 to 210.85 with top heifers around 11 for poor quality and 692 for weight. Bulk heifers 10 to 10.50, wealers up 50 cents to 11.40. Sheep at 200, generally steady. bulk good to choice spring lambs 11.50 to 12.
Penny, a four year old elephant at the Fort Worth zoo, stands 56 inches tall and 72 inches long, weighing about 1590 pounds. The unknown animal is headed for Hollywood to film footage, though no work has been assigned yet. The starlet hopes memory and size help her rise in film.
Mr and Mrs Ad Topperwein renowned marksmen will perform trick shooting at 4 30 Friday afternoon at Lee Sherrard park northeast of the city. Public invited with no admission charge.
Penny the baby elephant, eager for a film future, overcomes worries about animal pictures. Australians and Americans cooperate in war effort leading to exemption for all American citizens in Australia from alien registration and regulations.
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