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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1940
Page
4
Fragment lists several names including John, Orval, Hoa, J Raymond, Beasley and Alfred Beasley with no context or event to summarize. The source provides only a jumble of potential persons and titles, lacking dates places or affiliations for a coherent card.
A list of sheriff and district candidates with party affiliations appears. In Montana a jail transfer to St James Hospital followed a fall from a jail cell top, police psychiatrists undecided on intent. Connecticut reports 60 percent of fatal crashes in 1939 involved non residents of the accident community.
A second article argues for universal fingerprinting amid public opposition. State police cite 40,000 Hoosier prints in noncriminal files. debates touch schoolchildren, civil service, and Hoover’s views on voluntary versus compulsory fingerprinting for public trust positions.
Dr Noland, born on a farm and owner of multiple farms, expresses full commitment to farming and agricultural communities. His background underscores a lifelong dedication to rural livelihoods and farm efficiency.
Madison observers report the University of Wisconsin will house 500 female students in a central campus dormitory on Observatory Hill. The modern building features two dining rooms for 259 each, lounges, recreation spaces, a sound proof music room, sun decks, built in radios in every room, several “fudge kitchens” and laundries, double 12 by 18 foot rooms, and rubberized corridors for quiet.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chattin announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Alice in Bloomington on May 2. Mrs. Chattin’s maiden name was Virginia Murray of Linton. Mary Alice is the couple’s first child.
An ad touts Camel cigarettes linking slower burning to cooler, milder, richer flavor and more puffs per pack. It features Jimmie Kelly racing on a 50 mile per hour Daytona beach course to promote the brand as the preferred smoking choice.
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