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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
2
Local residents share illness updates and travel plans as Greencastle events unfold. Mrs. Byron Stewart rests at home on Liberty Street while Mace Vermillion returns from Wisconsin fishing.
Jack Sharkey aims to defend the heavyweight crown at Yankee Stadium in New York on June 12 against German challenger Max Schmeling. The matchup pits two premier heavyweights in a nationally watched title clash.
The Indiana tax survey commission hears calls to prioritize economy by cutting expenditures. Officials note unavoidable debt costs in Indianapolis and argue total taxes should be kept as low as possible while seeking better funding plans.
The document attacks Republican control in Indiana and Washington, condemning crime wave, law enforcement, and corruption. It calls for liberalized workmen compensation, bans on contract prison labor, and strong child labor laws. It blasts tariff bills as oppressive and warns against executive and legislative mismanagement and unemployment.
Miss Alta Kerr daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Kerr and Lester Royal son of Mr and Mrs Adam Royal of Waterloo were united in marriage at St Pauls Catholic Church in a 9 oclock mass. The ceremony featured a single ring rite with soprano solos, a bridal party including Miss Norvetta Greene and Miss Loretta Royal, and ushers Marion Akers and Charles Kerr. A reception followed at the brides parents home and out of town guests joined the celebration.
Purdue University awarded degrees including four doctor of philosophy at its 56th commencement in Lafayette Indiana. Governor Harry G Leslie spoke as the only non university figure and urged graduates to fulfill civic duties as citizens. In New Albany Indiana Edward Huth is charged after a raid left two agents wounded and bonds posted totaling 102000.
Judge James P. Hughes in Putnam circuit court awarded Marshall Field and Company of Chicago a total of 2670 dollars after Sandy of Cloverdale defaulted on a suit to collect on a prior 1500 dollar judgment from November 1917. The original debt related to goods from Marshall Field and Company bought by Sandy’s Cloverdale firm The Sandy Furniture and Carpet Company.
Notice requests clothing bedding or other aid for a colored family whose home burned today and asks interested parties to contact Milt Brown.
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