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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
4
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Valley Bunch on a farm near Kirksville reports finding a young albino robin. The bird is nearly feathered in white but behaves and sounds like its siblings in the nest.
The State vs The Big Dragnet is on the superior court docket in Santa Cruz California. The net was found in waters where fishing is prohibited and will likely be condemned.
National League results show Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 10 New York 5 Boston 9 Pittsburgh 6 St Louis 13 Brooklyn 3. American League New York 9 St Louis 6 Boston 9 Detroit 0 Washington and Cleveland 2 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 2. American Association St Paul 8 Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 7 Toledo 4 Minneapolis 5 Louisville 1 Columbus 13 Milwaukee 1. Three Eye League Clinton 10 Terre Haute 1 Decatur 7 Bloomington 0 Moline 8 Peoria 4.
Games today feature Detroit at New York Chicago at Washington St Louis at Boston. Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville Terre Haute at Clinton Decatur at Bloomington Peoria at Moline.
Hollywood veteran Mitchell Leisen, a director, will travel across France and Italy to seek operatic voices and screen presence for future films. He doubts dubbing can replace sung performances and aims to find unknown talents to bolster upcoming Paramount musical projects.
In Allentown Pennsylvania the Cro talus rattlesnake society held its first annual fair with rattlesnake soup saute and a la Newburg as chief courses. A live rattlesnake, snake experts and stories entertained diners while a tasting debate praised rattler meat as good based on pioneer testimony.
Mining claims filed in the Kenora area have doubled over last year and near an all time high. Officials attributed the surge to two new precious metal rushes driving the trend.
London June 24 The Yard will add a mechanized fingerprint card-index to its Westminster building extension. The library holds 5 000 000 prints and 600 000 identifications. Chief Inspector George Blackburn named adviser for police records development to share nationwide data.
Miss Imomene Allen of near Linton returned home after a week with friends Mr and Mrs Emil Sanders and family in Sandborn. Barrage of visitors include Mr and Mrs Barney Peden and Barbara, and Mrs Cat Anderson with daughter Eileen visiting Olney. Morton Anderson and daughters Imogene and Helen called on in Linton. Jimmy McClary returned home from a two weeks visit with relatives.
Grandmother at Bloomington. Me. and Mr. Walter. Kent of Martinsville visited Monday at Mrs. Kent's parents east of town. Bert Broadwell of Indianapolis, former Sandborn coach, called on friends Wednesday. Mrs. Owen Tucker of Kentucky visited in the Walter Allen home Monday. Everett Bowers family shopped in Bicknell last Thursday. Mrs. Sherman Anderson and Miss Edith of Bathrou Park Florida came to Sandhown for summer vacation. Doris May Anderson, in St. Petersburg Florida, at her mother’s home for vacation. Emily list of visitors includes Walter Allen family and others. Elmer Kotter attended an all day meeting. Mrs. Adam Hill returned from eleven weeks with her daughter in Arowsmith.
Oregon State College in Corvallis has purchased two purebred Percheron mares as part of soil rehabilitation efforts aiding the rebuilding program.
Leonard P. Bradley voted in national and state elections for 40 years before a challenge revealed he was a Canadian citizen with no US ballot right. He has taken citizenship papers and plans to vote again in 1940.
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