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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1940
Page
3
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Francie and Gusty Gair drift toward Hollywood with a ticket tense with guilt. A state trooper scolds Gusty for parking on a curve as Mr Weston weighs if Francie should keep the ticket or help him. Gusty later writes that he will make his way alone, prompting Francie to plan a public sacrifice at the radio station.
Washington June 25 The National Forest Reservation Commission plans to expand the forest purchase program to reach 200000000 acres by 1950. The move aims to place large timber and forest reserves under federal ownership for recreation and conservation.
More than 176 million acres of publicly owned lands are in 196 forest units across 40 states and possessions. About 4 million people derive support from national forests with nearly 1 billion dollars in income. timber camps, livestock work, and visitor services sustain large work forces plus permanent and part time staff. Reforestation and road projects add 13,436 man years, with 50,000 CCC and WW veterans in year long roles.
May M. Craig has filed a complaint for divorce against Holly L. Craig in Greene circuit court Bloomfield. The filing names the spouses and cites dissolution of marriage as the action proceeding in the county circuit court.
Mable and Dewey Freeman visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mort Freeman. Myrtle Malicoat from Linton came with her sister Mrs. Elsworth Schandt. James Fainot and sons joined Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Padgett near Pleasantville. Ada Fainot left for Winona Lake for summer work. Jay Freeman and children and James Reynolds plus Mrs. Dorothy Schandt were in Indianapolis Sunday.
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