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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1946
Page
4
Dr. Robert L. Stearns president of the University of Colorado announced a new program teaching highway safety to students. He stated the program is necessary because a college degree is no advantage to a corpse.
Anna T. McCain administratrix with the will annexed of Vernis F E Scott has filed final settlement accounts in Greene Circuit Court Bloomfield Indiana for May term 1946. A hearing to approve the account is set for June 10 1946 and all heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any exist. Frank A Lenning Clerk. Beasley Beasley Attorneys. 5/7-12.
University of Illinois officials reveal details of a wartime portable betatron and a 20 million volt x-ray producer built under the Office of Scientific Research and Development. Led by Prof. Gerald M. Almy, the devices aimed to replace radium for X rays and advance nuclear research.
Dr. H. G. Merriam of Montana proposes regionally financed Northwest higher education to create an inter state university. He argues medicine and other fields could be developed beyond current state limits by pooling resources among Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana.
The text notes Washington State and Idaho schools face chronic funding strain. Dr. Merriam advocates combining them into one central institution to raise standards and provide a more efficient service for the region's lumber industry, described as the Northwest's largest.
Patrons at the Palms Theater in Phoenix watched as a burglar caused a scene when he fled a theft and was pursued by security and bystanders near the wishing well. Officers nabbed the suspect after a chase through the theater lot. No further details available.
In Denver a theater theft ends with a thief emptying a lobby wishing well of coins meant for the Convalescent Home for Crippled Children. Two days after reporting $2,000 in jewelry stolen Mrs. Arthur Bosworth asks police to close the case, saying she hid the jewels and forgot them.
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