Well Known Publisher Warns U S of War Readiness
Lord Northcliffe, owner of the London News and Daily Mail, asks the United States to prepare for war and suggests Britain believes Germany will be defeated but the struggle will last years. He notes Japan adheres to Allied agreements and mocks German leadership as inadequate. The report is from United Press with editorial framing.
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Nor tecepeepee rights reserved notice
Legal notice stating rights reserved and references to United Press EB and continuation on page three. Reads as textured boilerplate indicating continued material and copyright wording.
Beta Sigma dance marks grand hall event and decor
The Beta Beta Sigma dance featured a prettily decorated hall with a grand march and refreshments. Edith Shedsgard led the evening with assistance from Perry and Mors Pati, while other participants carried on the festive theme amid colorful decorations and Indian-inspired elements.
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Mises Edith Shedsgard
Lark Perry
Woks Wepies
Eichtech Es Aydew O& Iiries
Wisconsin Quakers Antagonize Officials
Sunday meetings at the U. M. C. A. discuss peace ideals and current issues at the University of Wisconsin. Quakers advocate pacifism while authorities and campus groups clash over policies and campus life amid ongoing debates.
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Wisconsin Quakers
University of Wisconsin
Universite
Thomas Lynch dies at 63 after brief illness in Crawforcaville
Thomas J. Lynch a prominent farmer and dairy man in Crawforcaville died at his home after a brief illness. He leaves a widow a sister of the late Governor James A. Mount and five children.
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Crawforcaville
Thomas J. Lynch
James A. Mount
Alleged Check Forger Captured in Frankfort Incident
Frankfort police report a man was taken into custody in Lebanon on request after allegedly forging two checks. Police Chief Ellis stated the suspect was awakened in a local restaurant and arrested on aBridel warrant.
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Ellis
Bond Posted as Frankfort Suspect Schultz Is Re detained
Donn Roberts is released after posting bond in a case tied to Schultz and Company of Frankfort. The article details arrests, wire calls, and a nationwide manhunt with a chronology of checks passed and suspects moved between Lebanon, Indianapolis, and Terre Haute as federal cases unfold.
Glass raincoat promise from nickel in slot vending
Miss Thvabeus Galwraith of the University of Arkansas reports a new water proof raincoat vending concept fed by a nickel in a slot. The device aims to offer inexpensive, mass produced rainwear through vending machines and letters patent note the plan to expand to large quantities.
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Thvabeus Galwraith
University of Arkansas
Galbramt
Warning ID Hands Off Land Seating Navy Acts Breach
A naval authority warns against unauthorized land seating actions as breaches of sea laws amid heightened tensions. Officials emphasize proper jurisdiction and lawful conduct in maritime matters.
Bradshaw Urges Farmers to Grow Corn for Ladoga Plant
Boone county farmers urged by Harmon Bradshaw to boost corn acreage for Ladoga Canning Company in Lebanon. He cites past returns and warns that contracts are needed to justify plant installation. U S notes to Britain seek fair treatment of American commerce amid wartime disruptions.
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Swine Breeders Meet Address Ralston 10 Discusses Hog Futures
Indiana swine breeders and local livestock men gather for the annual session in Raofton with Governor Toadston slated to speak on hog pricing and breeding standards. Speakers from Carmel Noblesville Zionsville and Tipton set up for a statewide discussion on hog registration and market policy.
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Brendie
Zionsville
al Kinner
Carmel
Steve Diarvey
Noblesville
Drobl
Ajonsville
Rebert Sanford
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Newcastle
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Switch Plans Move Forward In City Council Meeting
Ciawhordaville Review outlines plans for an electric switch by the Indianapolis & Stern Transportation Co and Mercer Winehe Lavader Co on North Washington Street near the General Services plant. Council approved a resolution with narrow voting, after talks with nearby property owners who voiced no objections. Only electric powered cars may use the tracks. Mrs Harmon Bradshaw and children traveled to Indianapolis this morning.
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Acoetab Service Company
Mercer Winehe Lavader Company
Cie City Coumel
Wes
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Indianapolis & Stern Tractien Company
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Dr Lowry Sues City Car Firm for 15000 Injury Claim
Dr Charles O Lowry sues the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co for 15000 alleging personal injuries. The case was submitted to a circuit court jury after a full day of arguments in a local court.
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City Car Company
Charles O. Lowry
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Circuit Cour
Lowry Aslees
Aoeat
Spotted Poland China Record Association Formed
The Spotted Poland China Record Association, a group of hog breeders, was formed at the Denison Hotel in Indianapolis. Officers elected last night include President Samuel Milligan of Waveland, Vice President George Henry of Jamestown, and Secretary-Treasurer Charles Spiekelmier of Lebanon.
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Poland
Denivon
Elotel
Erican Association
Indiana Association
Samuel Milligan
Waveland
George Henry
Jamestown
Charles Spiekelmier
Agen Lebanon
Family Used System In Stealing Goods From Stores
Lansing police today began a probe into a family theft ring tied to multiple southern Michigan towns. Police found more than $1000 worth of loot at the Hamilton home and say the operation involved Hamilton, his wife and son, plus Miss Kelley whose home was in Saginaw.
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Hainistom
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Miss Kelley
Seginaw
Dropsy Causes Demise at County Infirmary
The obituary notes Jasper Fu, 72, a Boone County native, died Monday at the county infirmary in Frankfort after a seven month illness. He was born Sept 19 in Boone County and spent most of his life in Kirklin township Clinton County. He never married. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at McIntyre Cemetery. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters: Amos of Kansas, Thomas of Missouri, George of Indianapolis, and David of Thorntown. Mrs Elsa Neeves of Kirklin and Mrs Olle Roush of Flora.
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Missouri
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Indianapolis
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DUT Club Dance New Years Eve at Watson Academy
Invitations issued by the DUT club for a dance at the Watson Academy on New Year’s Eve December thirty first. The grand march will begin at nine o'clock.
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Watson Academy
Local Lebanon Weather Forecast Snapshot
Forecast for Lebanon and vicinity covers twenty four hours ending 7 pm. Temps from 27 to 12 pm rising to 3 as rain shifts to snow. Colder tonight with a wave expected Wednesday. clearing and continued cold.
Steam Driven Pump Bought by Ridgeway
Clarence Ridgeway city water works superintendent announced a steam driven deep well pump will be installed in a 97 foot well at the water works. The 150 gallons per minute pump costs under 400 to install to reduce electricity use as electric rates rise. Weather delayed its Tuesday installation.
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Thest Deay
Ridgeway
Resting Easier for Torbay Patient Beck
H. A. Beck, operated on Monday at the Methodist hospital, passed a bad night but is reported resting easier today.
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Methodist Hospital
Plan night schools to teach illiterate foreigners
Brainerd Minnesota December 29 The school board considers night schools after many foreigners became illiterate since the war prompted their expulsion from Canada.
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Canada
England to Build Fifteen More Dreadnoughts Next Year
London reports naval experts disagree with Winston Churchill on ship readiness. England has 28 dreadnoughts and battle cruisers in commission, plus four pre-dreadnoughts, with thirteen ironclads in reserve and four just laid down. Shipyards race to finish four new battleships of the program before war ends.
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England
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Tiger
State Educational Association Opens Three Day Convention
Harrisburg December 29. Educators from across Pennsylvania attend the three day convention at the Technical High School building. Governor-elect Martin Drumbaugh of Philadelphia is among principal speakers. Standard in Education Material Phase centers of discussion.
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Paroled Girls Good Wives
Sanuk Center Minnesota December 29 Ralph Wheelock of the state board of control says Sauk Center Home school for girls loses one student to marriage each month after parole. Most parolees go to good homes and become capable wives.
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Ralph Wheelock
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