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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1946
Page
4
A recent medical discovery now used by doctors and hospitals proves unusually effective for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid. LURIN, a harmless preparation, is easy to take and may relieve pains quickly. Sold by Hamilton Drug Stores and drug stores everywhere.
Senate moves to May 1 for continuation of price controls with only sugar copper lead zinc housing and transportation subsidies set to continue after April 1. Metals payments extend to June 30 and sugar to end of 1947. Distributors wholesalers and retailers gain Jan 1 1946 discounts and markups over costs.
Brooke Army Medical Center to house a tropical disease museum to educate Army personnel on tropical and subtropical diseases and prevention. Brig. Gen. Willis says six months to design and build with life cycles, specimens, and insect displays from London sources. Captain Hudson oversees creation of the exhibits and programs.
Display features life size native figures and enlarged vectors for tropical and subtropical diseases. It covers bacterial rickettsial spirochetal fungal protozoan and helminthic diseases with life cycles. Preventive equipment will be shown. Capt Hudson directs the project with a background in Mesopotamia India and the Far East.
An Ithaca Cornell entomologist, Dr. W E Blauvelt, reports azobenzine as a fumigant to control red spider mite on roses and other flowers. After early trials in Ithaca greenhouses and funding from five cooperating growers, four companies market the powder form.
An orange colored vapor melts and diffuses to attack bugs quickly and effectively. Users report increased production and quality while saving 90 percent of prior labor costs by removing the need for constant plant syringing.
Houston police records show Captain H. B. Purvis seeking a boundary decision. The Texas attorney general ruled the Sabine river middle line, granting Texas half the catfish catch. The opinion covered the Louisiana Purchase, Republic of Texas borders, state boundary descriptions, and a boundary act.
Marion Ohio hosts the Houghton Sulky Co, the world’s largest maker of horse drawn vehicles. Founded in 1904 by the late W H Houghton, the firm now supplies 90 percent of American harness racing sulkies and many show buggies. The business employs about 150 parts per buggy built by hand, with recent orders reviving from Denmark and Brazil.
The Rev H Glenn Payne of the Pawtuxet Baptist church plans a two month leave of absence to tend 25 heifers aboard a ship bound for Europe to aid starving Europeans. The cattle form part of a consign ment organized by the United Church Service committee for shipment to Europe.
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