Hoosier Visitors and National Budget Debates Highlight Week
The week lists Hoosier visitors in Washington including Wellesley Sheard and Frances Stiver among others, with Irvin Miller of Miller Tours in the Capitol Building. It also covers proposed bills H R 6940 H Res 225 H Res 229 H Res 230 H Con Res 31 H R 6988 and H J Res 339, plus commentary on administration spending, deficits, and rising national debt with figures from 1931 to present.
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Indiana
Washington
Wellesley M. Sheard
Newton St
N. W
Connersville
L. B. Thorton
Ralph Davis
Poseyville
George E. Leasing
P. R. Hawley
William
College Corner
J. A. Swain
Lola Thompson
Judith Belcher
Muncie
Frances Stiver
Clayton Cornthwaite
Franconia
Cora Sutton
Joe Fieber
Edna Fieber
Brookville
Ruth Henry
Noblesville
Ind
Gertrude Phillips
Cambridge City
Glen S. Hiers
Bala-Cynwyd
E. W. Berninger
K. L. Berninger
Anderson
L. S. Evans
H. L. Chesick
New Castle
Katherine Louise
John
Clarence R. Martin
Fred I. Millis
Indianapolis
Richard H. Schuritzer
Knightstown
E. L. Haught
Chas. A. Howe
Irvin Miller
The
Miller Tours
National Labor Relation Board
Department of Labor
Congress
United States
Newsboys' Home at Auditorium features Jackie Cooper
Universal presents a dramatic look at ragged newsboys striving for a chance in life on city streets. Jackie Cooper stars with Edmund Lowe Wendy Barrie and Edward Norris in a story by Gordon Kahn and Charles Grayson. The film focuses on a newsboy who helps his paper win a competition while facing harsh hazards.
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Universal
Auditorium Theatre
Jackie Cooper
Edmund Lowendy Barrie
Edward Norris
Samuel S. Hinds
Gordon Kahn
Charles Grayson
Edmund Lowe
Wendy Barrie
State highway signals to be modernized under new code
The Indiana State Highway Commission reports plans to replace obsolete stop sign types with standard signals on state routes. Surveys underway will guide further removals and relocations as the commission enforces a revised traffic code adopting 50 percent of national standards. The effort aims to ease movement, reduce delays, and lower accidents while updating intersections for safe, orderly traffic flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Indiana
T. A. Dicus
The
Highway Commission
American Standards Association
Masterpieces of Art at World's Fair outlines era sequence
The Masterpieces of Art museum at the 1939 New York World's Fair will arrange rooms to follow the historical progression from the Middle Ages through the Renaissance and Baroque periods to the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries.
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New York
Social calls Across Charlottesville and neighboring towns
Mrs. Della Winslow from southeast of Greenfield and her guest Mrs. Millie Lowery of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Adaline Keny on Tuesday afternoon. Wayman Herkless and wife visited J. R. Garland and family on Wednesday. Mrs. Garland joined them to stay the rest of the week. Mrs. N. C. Jackson of New Castle spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Campbell
Joseph Walker
Walter Jessup
Reeves Elevator
Tom Richardson
Cleveland
Ed Hewson
Hewson
Ray Shultz
New Castle
J. R. Garland
Tillie
Ralph Zapf
Claude Walker
Charles
Spiceland
Harvey Fry
Indianapolis
Mayo Clinic
Roshester
Minn
Bridge Club
Russell Hunt
Sam Sparks
Frank Thomas
Nameless Creek
Della Winslow
Greenfield
Millie Lowery
Adaline Keny
Wayman Herkless
Do You Remember When Buys Restaurant In New Castle
Forrest Kennedy, long active in local hospitality, has operated a restaurant in New Castle for several years, expanding his footprint in the town's dining scene. His venture reflects ongoing interests in local hotel and catering trades.
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New Castle
Forrest Kennedy
Rush County Patrol Reports Vehicle and Horse Stolen
Two autos and a horse and buggy were stolen in Rush County on Saturday and Sunday nights. Gerald Stewart, son of Orville and wife, found his horse and buggy missing at 10 15 p m Saturday from a West Mill street hitchrack. Search parties failed to locate the rig. A reward of 100 dollars is offered for its return and 100 dollars for identifying the thief. A Rush County farm sale set a new record when 161 acres owned by Sarah J Hinchman and children of Rushville sold for 38800 dollars, averaging 241 dollars per acre, James Wright of Homer the buyer. Sergeant Henley Home Setwell Henley arrived home Wednesday night after discharge from service June 24 at Camp Sherman Ohio.
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Rush Ae
Gerald Stewart
Orville Stewart
Occident
West Mill Street
Rush County
Sarah J. Hinchman
Rushville
James Wright
Homer
Sergeant Henley
Lowell H. Henley
Camp Sherman
Ohio
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SOUL
Carthage Radio & Appliance Shop
Hubert Hunt
Raymond S. Springer
Sohn & Son
Carthage
J. F. Tweedy
Walnut Street
Grant
Arthur
Andes
Seven Seas
Hollywood
Columbia
South American
Howard Hawks
Cary Grant
Jean Arthur
Richard Barthelmess
Rita Hayworth
Thomas Mitchell
Sig Ruman
Noah Beery, Jr
Victor Kilian
Allyn Joslyn
Oscar Ruggles
Friends’ Church
Clara Delinger
Glen Miller
Katherine
Arlington
Roy R. Roudebush
Lake Webster
Epworth Forest
Ralph Hudson
Nancy Payne
Harry Clinkenbeard
Richmond
Ed Roberts
Will Oldham
Carl Oldham
Little Son
Dayton
Elmer Delinger
Lapel
James Campbell
Jean
Chicago
Jessie Wright
Lawrence Wright
Naomi Wolf
Tampa
Fila
Flossie Parker
Lothair
C. B. Hall
Geo. A. Curtis
Christian Church
Charles Hudson
George Hutson
Shiloh
Lydia Cobb
Harmon Watson
Charles Webb
Keith Main
Maxwell
Conard Shields
B. B. Cannon
Ann Arbor
Mich
C. E. Kitterman
St. Louis
F. B. Gable
Shirley
Charles F. Reeves
H. G. Biddlecum
Quaker Haven
Anna Anderson
Near Carthage
Ida
Miriam Jessup
Doris Binford
Methodist Aid Society
Doris Bell
Roy Roudebush
John Bell
Anice Strickaard
Paul Bell
Glen Culberson
Olinger
Sarah
Lena Barr
Dale Holden
Max Lewis
West
California
Charlottesville
Vuur
R. C. McBane
Morristown
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