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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
3
Advertisement listing sale or trade items including restrain and beer tavern goods from Newt Musser on South Main Lin ton with batling wire hog troughs rat poison and free delivery by Goodman and Ellis contact phone 584.
John Pleasant Burton, a Revolutionary War private born 1758 in Virginia, is said to be buried upright in Mitchell Indiana at his request. The ritual involved a vertical coffin and a later horizontal burial by Mason George Zincher at Burton’s feet, preserving a long-standing Masonic agreement.
A bug caused Mrs. W. H. Stafford to lose control of her car in Birmingham. Her vehicle struck a lamp post after veering off the sidewalk, marking the city’s sole traffic incident of the day.
Indianapolis June 30 nearly two tons of state gross income tax return forms for the second quarter of 1941 are being mailed to 150 auto license branches and 250 neighborhood centers as the July 1 start approaches. Returns for income earned April 1 to June 30 are due by July 15 with penalties from 10 to 50 percent and a $200 minimum.
OSSINING New York UPI reports England’s crime rate has fallen, attributed to broader employment and younger men in the armed forces. Officials note juvenile delinquency rises as parents stay tied to war work and bombing disruptions.
Lita Damson a famed dancer feels life dull with husband Jerry Lane as their glamorous act plays to a crowded Parisian Night Club Ruth Eustace notices a starry-eyed stranger Ken Richards who claims he has waited a lifetime for Lita. The onstage romance masks fading love and growing tension in this serial tale.
Pater son notes war impact on courts and prisons. Bombings trouble correction officers in England with a direct hit on a Liverpool cell block killing about six prisoners and jamming doors, forcing guards to break cells with sledge hammers.
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