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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1941
Page
4
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Albuquerque Indian School senior class plans a goodwill Mexico tour starting May 15 to raise about 2000 for the 3500 mile trip. Students from Navajos Apache Topi Laguna Acoma and James Pueblos fundraised through CCC camp work Indian Service jobs and canteen sales. Harrison Yazzie 19 leads a 43 student class and says the trip will foster cross cultural understanding.
State Highway Commission chair James D. Adams reports widespread damage to roadside plantings along Indiana highways over recent weeks. Vandals break branches from redbud and flowering trees, and in some areas dig up small trees shrubs and vines. Penalties exist for disturbing roadside plantings and instructions were issued for arrests.
The Victoria Canada masthead reads The Eleato the Only Canadian Coat Paper in Old English type. The unusual title marks the official organ of the British Columbia Goat Breeders’ Association.
Belmont Abbey in this old Catholic settlement is described as the only Cathedral abbey in the United States drawing students from several states and foreign countries.
United States carriers boost schedules to connect the two continents with new routes through the Americas. Pan American and allied services add flights from Los Angeles to Mexico City and from New Orleans toward Central and South America, aiming to outpace German and Italian Axis air networks.
Motors were on hand when the war broke out and new planes and parts for the German owned Condor line of Brazil were shipped to Rio de Janeiro on two German freighters that slipped through the British blockade in the past two months. Aside from setbacks in Colombia and Peru, German flying interests have had little difficulty in South America.
In Avondale Colorado a rancher, Fred M. Kline, was driving at high speed when a seven foot American eagle dived into his windshield. The bird,8 earlier feeding on a rabbit near the road, was struck and killed.
A 375 pound bear famed for killing 26 sheep in a day is dead at 27 years old. Des Dearth described the beast as bearing a previously cut ear mark from an 27 year old incident when Walter Ball of Big Piney shot and cut the bear’s ear.
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