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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
2
A joint Army Navy task force erects 75 foot steel towers to mount news cameras and image every phase of the Bikini atoll atomic test. An underwater photographer works at Bikini as official U S Navy stills are released.
The criminal assault trial of Paragon men William Young Kennedy Young and Emmett Goss Jr postponed to October 14 by Special Judge Grant Rogers. They face charges for allegedly attacking Mrs Ann Dunigan in March in her home in the presence of her five children and an aunt. Bonds set at 2500 dollars remain.
North Carolina aims to spend at least 23 million dollars yearly for three years to repair and expand its highway system. Chief Engineer W Vance Baise says full modernization may take up to two decades with about 100 million available now and costs up 55 percent from prewar levels.
Terre Haute will host the West Central Conference on Community Planning July 18, announced Kenneth L. Schellie of the Indiana Economic Council. Public officials from Clay, Greene, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermillion, and Vigo counties were invited, with prior sessions in Richmond and Evansville and others planned for Bedford, Peru, Fort Wayne, LaPorte, Lafayette, and New Albany.
National Farmers Union urged the government to seize the Case and Allis Chalmers plants amid prolonged strikes. Kenneth W. Howes, head of the farm equipment emergency committee, accused the administration of fumbling and blundering and demanded Secretary Leif Schwellenbach resign if he won t seize the plants per three week old recommendations. Coffee drinking rose during the war despite a 37 percent fall in world production and scarce European supplies.
Factographs note hose flavor, distilled from roses grown in Bulgaria Turkey and the Balkan peninsula. It takes one acre of roses to produce one pound of itt ar. Water left after oil skimming is rose water. Also a biographical line on John Tyler noting English ancestry and education. Insects count in the U S with 80 000 species total and 6 000 harmful to crops.
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