Labor leaders weigh impact of Windsor tour on US trip
Organized labor leaders in Baltimore condemned the planned US visit by the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and warned the trip could be canceled. AFL President Green issued a brief apology and extended an invitation in a bid to still lure the couple to the United States.
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Organized Labor
Baltimore
United States
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Green
American Federation of Labor
Not Wanted Tag Placed On Wanderer Raymond Weaver
A 14 year old boy named Raymond Weaver was arraigned in juvenile court in Indianapolis on a Saturday. He has wandered the state trying to make a living and does not know his parents' whereabouts. He expressed affection for his mother but could not locate her. The judge placed him in a state institution for the time being.
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Indianapolis
Raymond Weaver
Cincinnati
Carthage Service Club Honors Wives With Dinner And Talk
The Carthage Service club hosted a baked chicken dinner at East Street Christian church with about seventy five members and guests. Bayard Baker presided, Walter Addison's bazooka band performed, and Rev. W. R. Cady spoke on astronomy using slides. New members included James Reynolds Ben Neal and George Gore.
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Carthage Service Club
East Street Christian Church
Bayard Baker
Walter Addison
Arthur Lineback
Harry Pitts
S. A Ehig
W. R. Cady
Christian Church
Pendleton
Milroy
Cady
Mr. Cady
Baker
Arthur White
Arthur
James Reynolds
Ben Neal
George Gore
North Main Street
Alver
Ernest Price
Hill
Elsie Hudson
Marriage licenses halted in Crown Point upstate shift
Crown Point Indiana the county seat of Lake county was just another town this week as to the issuance of marriage licenses was concerned. County Clerk George W Sweigart has been temporarily stopped by Circuit Judge Sullivan. Meanwhile Porter county twelve miles away attracts Illinois and Wisconsin couples seeking licenses. Indiana lacks hygienic marriage laws found in neighboring states.
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Crown Point
Indiana
Lake County
George W. Sweigart
Sullivan
Porter County
Illinois
Wisconsin
Italo German Japanese Pact Expands With Warship Visit
Five German warships arrive in the Italian bay of Gaeta for combined maneuvers with the Italian fleet. French naval authorities suspect the pact’s other military clauses beyond those made public. European diplomats remain unsure how to straighten the crisis.
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Bay of Gaeta
Shanghai Falls Amid Wild Cheers From Japan
Japanese forces swept through western Shanghai, taking most of the city before noon as Chinese troops evacuated and retreated toward their winter positions protecting the capital. The battle on Soochow Creek amplified the excitement in Japan’s favor.
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Shanghai
Japan
Soochow Creek
King
Driver's license revoked for Indianapolis woman
Mrs. Florence Simmons Davis, 36, of Indianapolis, had her automobile driver's license revoked by Judge Robert Hill after being indicted on four counts including manslaughter, failure to stop after an accident, drunkenness, and reckless driving. State police announced planned enforcement of the law.
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Florence Simmons Davis
Indianapolis
Robert Hill
Milltown Bridge Collapse Kills One, Wounds Fifteen
A center span of a bridge in Milltown Indiana collapsed sending steel into the river. One worker was killed and fifteen injured as supports gave way in the disaster.
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Milltown
Indiana
Ramsay MacDonald Dies Unexpectedly Afloat
Ramsay MacDonald a British statesman and former prime minister died suddenly Tuesday night aboard a cruiser en route to South America. Longtime labor leader he championed workers' equality and recently proposed a plan for British security.
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Ramsay MacDonald
South America
England
Death of Aunt Hannah Slaughter Noted in Brooklyn Funeral
Mr and Mrs L R McDaniel attended the funeral of his aunt Miss Hannah Slaughter in Brooklyn last week. Mrs McDaniel, who had been in Brooklyn several days, has returned home. Miss Arletta Small, who stayed with Mr McDaniel's mother for six weeks, returned home Sunday.
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L. R. McDaniel
Hannah Slaughter
Brooklyn
McDaniel
Arletta Small
Mr. McDaniel
Sunshine Circle Meeting At East St. Christian Church
The Sunshine Circle of East St. Christian Church will convene on Wednesday November 17 at the home of Mrs. Paul Norris for a local gathering.
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Sunshine Circle
East St. Christian Church
Paul Norris
William McMichael Buys Henderson Grocery From Moore
William McMichael a millwright at Container Corporation in Carthage has purchased the grocery and home of Willdean O Moore at Henderson. The McMichaels plan to move soon to their new store and residence.
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William McMichael
MOORE
Henderson
Container Corporation
Carthage
Willdean O. Moore
Mrs. MccMichael
Mrs Ada Swisher and children visit Cambridge City kin
Mrs Ada Swisher and her children from Cambridge City were Sunday guests of Mrs Rebecca Healey, staying for the afternoon and evening.
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Ada Swisher
Cambridge City
Rebecca Healey
Missionaries to Visit Here From Japan
Gurney and Elizabeth Birford, long-time missionaries in Japan, visit Carthage via Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meeting of Friends at Greenfield. They attend Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and supply the pulpit at 10:30. Sunday afternoon at 2 the Young Peoples Quarter will hear talks on their Japan experiences. Mrs Birford, formerly Elizabeth Schneider, was a public school music teacher. Gurney is a Carthage graduate. All churches and others are invited to welcome them.
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Gurney
Elizabeth Birford
Japan
Carthage
Walnut Ridge
C H S To Present An Operetta In November
Carthage high school music department stages the operetta Hollywood Bound at the Auditorium on November 23. Forty student ensemble performs music dances and comedy set in a Hollywood studio about a color projection invention. Leads are Doris Tetrick and Rosalie Humes.
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Carthage High School
Hollywood
Doris Tetrick
Rosalie Humes
Thanksgiving Eve Service in Carthage at Friends Church
The Carthage ministerial association sponsors a Thanksgiving Eve service at the Friends' church. Rev C L Shaw of the Wesleyan church will deliver the sermon with special music and an emphasis on scriptural gratitude and prayer.
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Carthage
Friends’ Church
C. L. Shaw
Wesleyan Church
Truebloods and Herleys Spend Saturday Together
Prof and Mrs FE Trueblood of Earlham College in Richmond spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Herley, sharing a social afternoon in the community.
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FE. P. Trueblood
Earlham College
Richmond
Jesse Herley
Opening Night Highlights At Rush County Basketball Opener
Wilkinson led Wilkinson team on debut under new principal James Reynolds and coach Charles Morris. New players Betty Lou Duonan and Betty Ruby starred in Yell practices while a center jump rule change baffled veterans. Milroy, Arlington, New Salem and others won or lost in early season action as Indiana prep leagues note major rule shifts for 1937-38.
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James Reynolds
Charles Morris
Betty
Lou Duonan
Betty Ruby
Milroy Cardinals
New Point
Milroy
Arlington Wildcats
Westland
New Salem
Laurels
Raleigh
Lewisville
Manilla
Waldron
Shelby County
Mays
Clarksburg
National Collegiate Basketball Rules Committee
Indiana
Dane
Governor Townsend Urges Help for Work Census
Indiana Governor M. Clifford Townsend urges statewide cooperation with the Census of Partial Employment and Unemployment to be run by the Post Office Department. Postmen will deliver blanks to 31 million homes November 16 and 17. returns are due by midnight November 20. He calls for mayoral committees to promote the census before the Christmas season.
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Indianapolis
Ind
M. Clifford Townsend
Indiana
Post Office Department
Townsend
United States
I. M. Clifford Townsend
D. Biggers
America
Wilkinson Blues Top Carthage 27 16 In Rushville Contest
Wilkinson defeats Carthage 27 to 16 as the visitors pull ahead with a strong shooting percentage. McMichael struggles for the Bluebirds while Bell leads Wilkinson with 13 points and six field goals as the Carthage second unit also falters.
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Bluebirds
Wilkinson
Bluebird
Carthage
McMichael
Rush County
Cook
Cly
Bell
Foot
Pr. Cook
Ruby
Bundy
Ee Seeeeeweneee
Venters
Aeteeee Cee
Small
Ease Weeeeweenee
Senreese
Whitfield
Senee Eweeseees
Steen
C. L O. Makes Cash Bid for Workers
The C. S. O. promotes a UFWA recruitment drive among federal workers via the Federal Organizer. Four issues broadcast with a contest offering cash or books, but eligibility requires CIO initiation dues and ongoing dues, with no clear explanation of how the contest operates.
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Washington
UFWA
McGeorge Family Reunion Visits Lucansville Ohio
Mr and Mrs James McGeorge and daughter Freida spent Sunday in Lucansville Ohio with Mr and Mrs Charles McGeorge and Mr and Mrs F L Duncan and Mrs Frank McGeorge Freida remained for an indefinite stay.
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James McGeorge
Freida
Lucansville
Ohio
Charles McGeorge
F.l Duncan
Frank McGeorge
Moore to Undergo Operation After Hospital Admission
Robert Moore entered Methodist Hospital Tuesday and will have an operation Thursday.
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Methodist Hospital
Robert Moore
Will ——S
Thursy
Boy Dhonau Takes Turn For Better At Hospital
Bobbie Dhonau son of Mr and Mrs Walter Dhonau was taken to Methodist hospital Friday evening after an illness of several weeks. His condition Friday noon was reported favorable, offering relief to his family and community observers.
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Bobbie Dhonau
Walter Dhonau
Methodist Hospital
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