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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
4
The armament sector in India has risen to nine to 27 times its pre war production. Gun ammunition is 27 times higher, bayonets 17, light machine guns 12, rifles 10, guns and carriages nine, and small arms ammunition four times.
Indianapolis reports Don F. Stiver of the state division of public safety predicts at least fifteen fatalities on Indiana highways during the extended Fourth of July weekend. He ties the rise to a 31 percent jump in deaths in the first five months and wartime travel, urging slow driving, proper tire inflation, and no overloading as troopers man highways.
Mrs. Fred Nuson warned manager Joe Cronin during pre game practice that her bemedalled aviator son on leave from the Italian theater was shagging flies and could be killed if kept in the outfield area.
Advert says a husky officer is wanted to manage crowds at the debut of Post's Raisin Bran with golden wheat flakes and California raisins. New breakfast product promoted with bold claims of freshness and flavor.
Grant A. Ritter of Beloit Wisconsin cast the lone MacArthur vote at the 1 056 to 1 nomination for New York Governor, defying the Dewey wave. He wore his stance despite urging from Senator Vandenburg and his constituents to back Dewey, explaining MacArthur had not announced candidacy. Stanley J. Johnson and Dr. John P. Koehler initially planned MacArthur support but backed Dewey.
Memphis Tennessee and Shelby County win a national public health leadership award for the fifth straight year, beating about 3000 counties in competition noted by the U S Chamber of Commerce and American Public Health Association.
C A Hodge, leadman at the Kaiser Vancouver shipyard, earned first prize in the yard labor management suggestion contest for a device that creates a 4 zific ribbon stripper saving 464 man hours and 75 dollars in material per hull. The tool standardizes and cuts zinc ribbon used for making identification tags for electric cables.
The State Highway Commission announced the War Production Board approved a 2 153 500 emergency road and bridge construction plan for Indiana this year. The largest project is a 10.4 mile 22 foot concrete section on U S 40 between Dunneith and Dublin costing about 1 274 500.
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