Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 256, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 24 December 1946 — Page 8
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Prisoners Get to Smoke
: COLUMBUS, 0. (UP) No lqnger will inmates of Ohio Penitentiary march directly from their breakfast to their jobs without a smoke. In recognition of general good conduct, Warden Frank E. Henderson has permitted smoking in the dining halls Svi ter breakfast.
TRIPLE BIRTHDAY
LONG' BEACH, Cal. (UP) There will be a lot of. birthday presents to open around the Edward W. Chilton household every Aug. 27. Mrs. Chilton, 27, gave birth to Susan Gay on that day, which is also the birthday of the mother and her other child, Patricia Carol, 7.
CARRYING KILROY TOO FAR
ALBANY, N. Y. (UP) Kilroy, the mythical soldier whose name ws written in every spot the American army stopped, has gone commercial. The Lang Stamp Works, Inc., is manufacturing "Kilroy was here" stamps. Its advertising slogan is: "Don't write 'Kilroy was here.' Stamp it."
Stop-Watch Really Precise
CAMDEN, N. J. (UP) Now there is an electronic stop-watch that clocks one-millionth of a second. Developed during the war, the RCA time interval counter is being produced for civilian use, particularly in the fields of science and industry.
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J The stars of Christmas once again gleam forth their message of Peace on Earth . . . and the warmth of good will in Hoosier heart h reflected by the lighted windows of our churches and our homes The spirit of this joyous Christmas is with us all, and the men and women who provide your electric service join together to send you the season's greetings, and to wish that every cherished hope of their friends and neighbors will be fulfilled in the New Year. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC.
FACTOGRAPHS Two English sailors planted the British flag at the Cape of Good Hope in 1620. The Dutch established a maritime station
there in 1652. Permanent Brit- used will produce a greater re- j
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NITROGEN SUPPLY UP Deliveries of nitrogen supplies
for the 12-month period begin- report received by Purdue Uni
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ish occupation of the Cape, now in the Union of South Africa, was started in 1806. Wyoming women held the distinction of being the only ones In the world to enjoy equal voting rights with men, for 21 , years. The New York Stock Exchange was organized in 1792 by a group of brokers who met under a buttonwood urea on Wall street, New York. The Queen Elizabeth, 83,673ton liner, the world's largest, has 35 elevators on board. The mullet has a gizzard like a chicken.
turn than needed to pay the debt,
advises R. H. Bauman, Purdue University Agricultural economist.
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Lighting the way to better fellowship and" good will towards all, is Christmas, That it may be a truly happy Christmas for each of you is our ardent wisfu '- ": f Sullivan
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HAPPY NEW YEAR And Many More Of Them
to our many new irisnds, to all our old friends, t and to friends still to be. 9 We wish to thank yau most cordially for past favors, and look forward to still greater and better service to all of you in 1947.
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