Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 118, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 13 June 1947 — Page 8
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Went To His Head FORT WAYNE, Ind., (UP) George Jordan received a safety award for careful driving in the
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norning and in the afternoon answered a traffic citation in court.
In 1946 New York led-tha. other states with federal income tax payments of $7,730,385,959, of which $3,477,618,551 represented individual income taxes. " The first railroad in Great Britain was built with wooden tracks early in the 15th century, to carry coal from the colliers at Newcastle-on-Tyne.
, Screens Change Shape NEW YORK (UP) If your new wire window screens look a little different this summer, don't iblame your eyesight. Those tiny mesh openings really are rectangular, not square, say screening manufacturers. Much of this year's output of flame-resistant metal screening will be 18x14 mesh, a new type with oblong
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Annual 'United States' coal ! production tonnage is normally j 20 times that of wheat and sev-. 1 cn times that of corn. : Whether a child's lunch " is j eaten at home or at school, it should Include a good, third of, -.the day's food needa. 'J.
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The sloth or honey bear inhabits the jungles of all peninsular India and Ceylon. It is the juggler's bear of that region, where its facial grimaces and comical appearance aid the wandering showman. Los Angeles, central Chile, is situated between the Laja and Bio-Bio rivers, in a fertile dis- . trict. It was settled in 1739, and figured, somewhat in the strug gles with the Araucanian Indians. Two kids are usually produced by mountain goats in late spring, and they very quickly become able to travel with the herd.
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Basketball In June As All-Stars Tackle Kentucky INDIANAPOLIS, June 13 A lot of Kentuckians and Hoosiers who think basketball is fun even in June including 20 players, their coaches and some 11,000 fans were primed through for their annual Summer festival, the Kentucky-Indiana all-star basketball game. The contest, sixth in the reries, will be played tonight before a capacity crowd at the Indiana Fairgrounds Coliseum. The Hoosiers hold four victories and Kentucky one. Indiana won last year. The Indianapolis Star is sponsor of the series. The Kentucky team will be coached by Ed Dibblo and the Hoosiers by Glenn Curtis. The lineups: Kentucky Harold Roberly (Richmond), f; Edgar De Coursey (Wayland), f: James Gipe (Owensboro), c; Ed Le Forge (Maysville), g; Eddie Humston (Lawrenceburg), g. Reserves: Ralph Sharp, Adairville; Charles Stapleton, Germantown; Bobby Borah , McHenry; Jack Wise, Stamping Ground; Jackie Auddus, Dawson Springs. Indiana Bill Garrett (Shelbyville), f; Joe Keener (Evansville Central), f; Earl Roberts (Munde Central), c; Phil Buck (Rossville), g; Gene Salyer (Muncie Burris), g. Reserves: Don Bol, Lafayette; Dick Weagley, Marion; Emerson Johnson. Shelbyville; Mickey
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Dr. Payne To Retire As Dean At Indiana U, BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 13. The retirement of Dr. Fernandus Payne as dean of the graduate school and head of the department of zoology at Indiana University at the end of the current academic year, June 30, was announced yesterday by President Herman B Wells. I President Wells said Dean Payne, who is concluding 20 years' service in the two positions, will continue as a member of the I. U. faculty, teaching and doing research work. The president said retirement of Dean Payne, 66 years old, from administrative posts is in accordance with university retirement policies. Known widely as a zoologist,, Dr. Payne's 20 years as head of the graduate school has been marked by the. advancement of the school to a position' of eminence in postgraduate" training
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Islands within the geographical boundary of New Zealand . ar Campbell Island, Solander Island the Three Kings, Auckland, Antipodes. Bounty and Snares Islands; while islands annexed to New Zealand are Cook Islands, Kermadec Islands, Niue Island and other small island?, making New Zealand's total aggregate 103,934 square miles.
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