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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
6
Opening a bank account, even a small one, begins a habit that leads to success and financial security. Paying by check offers prestige and convenience, while any surplus can be shifted into a savings account to earn interest.
Linton's 4 H clubs prepare parade entries with support from Kappa Kappa Kappa members and Mrs Carl Harris of Clickateth Council Pocahontas. Mil lard Clayton chairs the committee guiding events with entries from United Brethren Sunday school Beta Triad and Delphian clubs plus Moose lodge. Delta Theta Tau Sons of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary also pledge cooperation.
A nationwide rat plague devastates crops across Zuzuland with maize and pumpkins most affected. The infestations spread rapidly, drawing comparisons to locust-like destruction as farmers report widespread losses and economic impact.
Indianapolis June 22 state wide operation of the new accident reporting law begins July 1. State Safety Director Don F Stiver says forms will be sent to local police by July 1. Drivers involved in injury or fatal accidents or with property damage of 25 or more must report within 24 hours. The report aids engineers and enforcement and supports driver license and highway safety efforts.
Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Bull of this city traveled today to Richmond for the funeral of Mrs. Guy Bull, who died after a recent operation. Dr. Bull and Guy Bull are brothers.
Toledo Ohio June 22 A new industry is being built in the city to manufacture vitamin cultures for cattle and stock feeds of all kinds.
In Goose Creek Texas on June 22, infant Ray Herndon aged 2 was hurled through a car windshield, catapulted along the hood and radiator, and dashed against the other vehicle, yet escaped any injuries.
Melbourne June 22. An unexpected increase in the wheat harvest lifts projected Australian production to nearly 150 million bushels, about 7 million more than earlier estimates. The crop is valued at roughly 200 million dollars for the Commonwealth.
Paris police records show an average of 12 automobiles stolen daily in the city. The report, dated June 22, notes thefts are a persistent urban crime issue in Paris.
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