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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

6

The Bridge and I Own It All Yet

A first person account recalls a 17 year old on Riverside Drive who overindulged and walked the George Washington Bridge with a friend. Seventeen years later the narrator owns both the George Washington Bridge and the Empire State Building for tax purposes and still cherishes the sight from various vantage points.

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Groucho Marx Crashes Grocery for Laughs in Comic Stumble

ENRY MORGAN enters a side street grocer and encounters Groucho Marx trying to crack a bored clerk. After a spree of quick quips fail, Marx leaves defeated, drawing laughter from the clerk who reveals the comic star. A Paris socialite mistakes a novelist’s villain and challenges him to a duel, wounding him at dinner. A correspondent notes the novelist is momentarily stuck for a phrase.

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War Soldier Maintenance Costs Fall Dramatically

The cost of maintaining an American soldier during the war dropped from 13000 to about 5000 dollars per year. Los Angeles reports a drop in traffic fatalities from the highest rate to among the lowest in the nation. The text notes there are more than 4000 kinds of fish.

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Illiteracy, crime and health facts from mid-century America

A collage of statistics shows health and social trends: high blood pressure much more common in the overweight. one third of American husbands have clothes chosen by wives. 24 Americans indicted for treason in World War II. over 152,500 behind bars in 1948. 2.7 percent illiterate. Americans spend about 15 million dollars yearly on sunglasses.

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