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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1939

Page

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Bipartisan Card Sponsors Neutrality Bill

Washington June 7 A bipartisan committee for a round robin circulation in the Senate today declared mainly on barring shipment of neutral Borah Idaho N Dui Lak asin Dy ri and Ponce D wast Circulation of the digeat Senate econ emonies inc the King and queen to W Ms cle ofoalition in the Sé buckers for secure en sggnature rantee defeat of the F plan for a modified arry neutral ue Showdown in House Senate action came in on the issue of its use foreign a approached in embarg comm Insidering Continued don page 4

Washington Senate Demane Y Digeat Sena Econemonies Inc Cle Sébuckers House

Unclear OCR shows fatal shooting in Fergus Falls family

A garbled report from Fergus Falls Minnesota describes a gunshot incident involving a man injuring his brother and at least harming his parents. The narrative mentions a sheriff and an expectation of recovery, with references to a rifle and a vehicle.

Furgus Falls Minn Rix J. Arcused Van

Bulletin roundup of June 7 1940s police and political notes

Indianapolis reports Marvin Catro 24 of Miami an ex convict confessed kidnapping a woman and her fighter near Noblesville after a car crash in a safety zone. Chicago derailment injures six on a Chicago and North Western train from Elroy Wisconsin. Berlin foreign minister Von Rib357trop assures Estonia and Latvia of independence. Washington committee votes to drop embargo language and pursues travel restrictions in a neutrality bill. New Albany hostage case: prosecutor sues estate of bookmaker Briggs for 166000, based on affidavits accusing former deputy Leist of involvement in death and heavy losses.

Indianapolis Ind Marvin Catro Miami Flaexconvict Noblesville Iro New Albury Floyd County Frank F. Lerch William H. Briggs Albany Lerch Perons Robert A. Leist Ster Briggs Iggs Louisville

Police Broadcast Sparks Quick Citizen Arrests

Acting on a state police radio, Sheriff Ray Patterson and City Patrolman Donald Dickers picked up two young men from Sheridan and Vincennes and two Sheridan girls. They were turned over to Hamilton county authorities for delinquency questioning. An on another call, officers heard the broadcast and located the quartet in an automobile within half an hour.

Ray Patterson Donald Dickers Sheridan Vincennes Hamilton County

British protest over Shanghai killing sparks Tokyo dispute

London reports Britain views the Shanghai killing of British subject R. M. Tinkler as grave while preparing a stern protest to Tokyo. The incident fits a pattern of U. S., British and Japanese tensions in China, with prior gunboat and air attacks cited as context.

London Great Britain BR. M. Tinkler Shanghai Reign Office Britain Tokyo R. M. Tinkler United States Japan Washington Panay Wute Hughe Kriatehbull-Kneesen China

Federal relief politics drive for 1940 presidential bid

Washington June 0 President John Nance Garner pushes four goals for Congress including a federal relief bill. The measure would criminalize coercion of relief or government workers in politics, aiming to bar intimidation of voters by federal employees. Senate passage expected after House approval.

Washington John Nance Garne Congress Federa Hateh ¢F Mexico Whit House Congre Hea Senate Garver Hatch Garner Garner Quiely Benats House United States

Fewer Eye Glasses For Generations Of The Future Predicted by Optometrist

Los Angeles report by Holland details eye strain and rising need for vision aids as modern demands outpace traditional viewing habits. Dr Allen C Tex of the San Diego Optometric Association warns that bright reading tasks and close work create pressures on young eyes, predicting fewer glasses for future generations as eye health evolves.

Los Angeles Mies Jif I-men Dr. Allen. C. Tex Close Holland San Diego Insmange Eriean Optometric Association de Redman J. Fenniclave Mate Cooper Sulis Amendday Optometric Acinn Angeles Weare Wall

Boone County discusses drainage actions in AAA program

The Boone county board reviews drainage petitions and a proposed pipeline franchise while advancing a farm management study in Boone and neighboring counties. Viewers convened to inspect a public drain project in Sugarcreek Township with a June reporting deadline.

BOARD Boone Farms Joe Atention Bane Taos Jackson Leta Urranite Paul N. Routh Inderuvers Indiana - Tencon Cat Company India- Tile Company Dota Bretions An. Titian Paul W. Wagoner Sugar Rech Otis Garner SS. Acton M. F. Campbell Mary B. Carter Itor Board Ole Clark George Linton Charles S. Mayes Vacuum Oil Company Eagle Township Carl Bowman Ify Tallenseep J. R Lawer Ole Hine Cecil Weber Boone County Boone AAA Countes

Mexico's speed aviator Sarabia killed in Potomac crash

Francisco Sarabia, famed Mexican speed aviator, died early today when his plane crashed into the Potomac River moments after takeoff from Bolling Field for a nonstop flight to Mexico. The crash occurred about a mile from the field and near the shore as officers confirmed his death, with continued details promised on page 4.

Washington Mexico Francisco Sarabia Potomac River Bollingfield Mexico City New York Ciudado Lerdo Gian Serra Tiealthority Sarabia Bolling Field Bolly Field

Britain to seek quick Anglo Russia fear on alliance

Prime Minister Chamberlain announces a special Foreign Office envoy will visit Moscow to settle outstanding points with Ambassador Leeds as Britain aims to speed an Anglo Russian French triple alliance. Finland, Estonia and Latvia rejected British neutrality guarantees, complicating talks while Britain pledges full military support to Russia if hostilities arise, subject to reciprocity.

London Chamberlain Britain Russia Foreign Office Moscow William Leeds England Finland Estonia Latvia Munich Berchtesgaden Poland Rumania Greece France

Rescued flyer faces grand larceny charge

Boston June 7 a 22 year old Cortisse Pa student Cheston L Exhelman was detained by Boston harbor police after a rented plane crash and a sea rescue. He was taken from the trawler Villarova to the Basson fish pier and booked on grand larceny of the plane. He was then moved to police headquarters for further questioning.

Boston Cheston L. Exhelman Cortisse Fie Intel Atlante Niles Oaeter Reston Boston Harbor Villanoia Walehi Heatery Landite Eshe Villarova Basson Fish Pier Federal Aeronaute

Lumberjacks host Bay De Noquet College of Arts

Facanata Michigan June 7 report outlines a ten day summer school for lumberjacks and writers in Nahma and Bay De Noquet. The program runs August 13 to 26 with courses in fiction, poetry, drama, painting, photojournalism, and nature studies. Noted lecturers Stewart Holbrook Wallace Kirkland Robert Gesner and Frank Gruber will teach.

Facanata Mich Paul Bunyan Mieharan Perth Woods Bowe Akeeping Charles 4 -Gaad Nahma Hawkwoods University Nahauma Bay de Noquet Lunker Company Ttond Stewart H. Holbrook Cambridge Mase Charlie Good University of Michigan Bay de Noquet Sturgeon River Hiswatha Iona Forest

Akerman Pictures in National Exhibits

DeLuc Akerman of Lebanon earned national recognition for two prize winning photographs. One shows Janice Fisher of Bloomington titled Four Going On at Newport Club’s first annual photography salon in Newport Rhode Island. The other features Janice’s brother Tommy at the Tri State National Salon in Burlington Iowa. A third image, of Cary Morton, was accepted for the San Francisco World’s Fair.

DeLuc Akerman Paul Morton Cary

Abolish Alcatraz Prison Proposed by Murphy

Washington June 7 Attorney General Frank Murphy proposed abolishing the federal prison on Alcatraz Island and creating a new isolated penal institution. He said the current Alcatraz fosters bad psychology and an injustice to San Francisco Bay location, urging a larger facility that includes inmate farm labor.

Washington Alcatraz Island San Francisco Frank Murphy Murphy Alcatraz Penitentiary Alcatraz

Contracts For Paving And Resurfacing Road Let

Indianapolis June 7 crete for paving resurfacing and maintenance of more than 100 miles of Indiana highways had been awarded today by the State Highway Commission Crawfordsville District resurfacing 1.87 miles of roads in Clinton Boone Fountain Tipp ecanoe Montgomery and Vigo counties Middle West Roads Company Indianapolis $145,597.

Indianapolis Indiana State Highway Commission Crawfordsville Clinton Boone Fountain Tippecanoe Montgomery Vigo

Slays Former Wife and Self in Huntington Killing

In Huntington Indiana a 45 year old World War veteran Silas H Brickley killed his former wife Hazel a beauty shop operator and then shot himself after taking police officers and the woman as captives for more than three hours. Officers pursued but could not intervene until lights were dimmed. Brickley used a shotgun and Pinkerton's revolver before ending the standoff with suicide. The wounded woman died from a head shot.

Huntington Ind Silas H. Brickley Hazel Molice Las Brick Sergt Vernon Pinkerton Pinkerton Fred Randall Brickley Randall Aid

Capital Ready To Receive King And Queen Of Britain

Washington reports days of planning conclude as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth prepare to land at the International Bridge and be welcomed by Secretary Hull and dignitaries. A 21 gun salute, presidential escort, and a state dinner await the royal couple in a days long pageant highlighted by musical performances and American entertainment aboard a tight security plan in Washington.

Britain Washington White House King George VI Queen Elizabeth F. W. Starling White Hours Henrietta Newbitt Howell Crim Hull Niagara International Bridge Sir Donald Lindsay George T. Sumneriin Department Hugh A. Drum James C. Richardson Constitution Pennsylvania District of Columbia Union Station Roosevelt Congress Pres.dent Roosevelt England Hyde Park James Elliott Franklin Executive Mansion George Buckingham Palace Secret Service Washin Police Col. Starling Marion Anderson Lawrence Tibbett King Coon Creek Ashville N. C Chapel Hill

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