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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1936

Page

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French Deputies Debate Strikes at Marseille Riot Fears Rise

In Paris the chamber of deputies debated the Marseille shipping strike and a Paris police walkout amid clashes over socialist rule. Rightists warned against red symbols. communists blamed industrialists for unrest. Marseille’s mutinous ships halted vessels, while strikes spread to Rouen Grenoble and Avignon as authorities fear wider upheaval.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Marseilles Leon Blum Henry Ponsari Russia France Republic Ponsard Blum Marceilles Seine Et Oise Marseille Populaire Rouen St. Nazaire Grenoble Wit Avignon Tee Mill Usines Inters Little Doubaix

Lucky Thirteen Figures In Wedding at Fort Fairfield

June 26 at Fort Fairfield Maine thirteen friends witnessed the ceremony of Clarence Chamlin, Atlantic flier, marrying Louise Ashby, 29, an air hostess and daughter of a state major. The couple wed shortly after midnight aboard a Chamberline flight to New York, amid superstition.

Fort Fairfield Atlantic Clarence Cham Lin Louise Ashby New York

Ocie Higgins Jencks to Sing at Centenary Methodist

Mrs Ocie Higgins Jencks renowned singer will be soloist at Sunday morning service at Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church The singer is noted for her range and is a daughter of a Lebanon family She is visiting her parents Dr and Mrs O C Higgins The vested choir will sing and Rev R Roze Shannon will deliver a religion themed sermon The service begins at ten o clock all are invited including new residents and visitors

Ocie Higgins Jencks Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church R. Roze-Shannon

Democratic Platform Highlights From Roosevelt Era Convention

Philadelphia June 28 report on Democratic platform promises including anti monopoly and wage goals. Borah helped shape anti trust plank while Democrats claim to promote equal opportunity and social welfare through three phase program covering labor, family protection, and agriculture. They assert contrast with Republican policies and pledge constitutional reform and federal action on national issues.

Philadelphia Roosevelt Mittee William E. Borah Idaho Borahee Ee Gus Herbert H. Lehman New York League of Nations America New Consiia

Old Age Pension Transfers Clarified by Boone Board

At a Boone County Board of Public Welfare meeting it was reported 831 certificates of award were mailed to pensioners under the 1933 Old Age Pension Law. The move transfers administration to the county welfare board, requiring new applications and a thirty day return. Verification of eligibility follows.

Boone County Board of Public Welfare New County Welfare Board Gurion Wee Contient Atte Arte

Two murderers sentenced to life in federal case

South Bend Indiana June 26 Harlan Crouch 45 and James Jacobs 42 both of Indianapolis were sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Thomas W Stick after pleading guilty in federal court to the slaying of James R Foster a federal alcoholic tax unit agent at St Johns Indiana on May 14 The case was heard in federal court today.

South Bend Ind Harlan Crouch James Jacobs Indianapolis Thomas W. Stick James R. Foster Federal Alcoholic Tax Unit St. Johns Indiana

Armored truck hijacked in Pawtucket with $19000 taken

Bulletin reports an armored truck was hijacked in Pawtucket R I in front of a bank today with $19000 seized. In Great Neck Long Island actor Thomas Meighan, once a film star, is under doctors care at his home after a health issue. Nurses attend him continually.

Pawtucket R. 1 Great Neck Thomas Meighan Long Island

Democrat Rally Set For Saturday Night In Boone County

A Boone County Democrat Rally at Zion Mark Saturday night June 27 begins at six oclock. A radio broadcast of President Roosevelt acceptance speech from Franklin Field Philadelphia will be heard. Larry Arnsman’s German Band will play and other program features are arranged with Boone County Democratic Central Committee officers and candidates.

Boone County Eagle Township Democrat Club Zion Mark Roe Evelt Sucech Franklin Field Philadelphia Larry Arnsman Democratic Central Eni le Magle Township Boone Democrats

Gambling charge will be probed in Indianapolis

June 26. The federal government was asked to clean up gambling in Indianapolis after a business man confessed to losing 75 000 dollars of embezzled funds in card and dice games. Harry V. Underwood real estate operator was held on 26000 bond after admitting the loss to Sheriff Otto Ray. The sheriff has been raiding hobby shops within city limits during the temporary absence of Chief Michael F Morrissey and appealed to the Department of Justice.

Indianapolis Harry V. Underwood Otto Ray Ray Michael F. Morrissey Department of

Packing Concern Sells Holdings

Chicago June 26 Swift & Co has sold all stockyards holdings to John De Witt for about 10 million dollars. De Witt will convey the holdings to United Stockyards Corporation which will offer its securities to the public next month, ending a fourteen year controversy with the U.S. government. Continued on Page 4.

Chicago Swift & Co John de Witt New York de Witt United Stockyards Corporation United States

NPNUTT SPEAKS FOR ROOSEVELT IN PHILADELPHIA

Governor McNutt lauds Franklin D Roosevelt at a Democratic national convention event in Philadelphia. He argues the Supreme Court checks Congress and cites party record, praising the president as a steady wartime and peacetime leader. He labels opponents as Socialists Communists Fascists and Republicans.

McNutt Democratic Party Franklin Rosevelt Indiana Liberty League

Farmers urged to gather data for soil grant eligibility

Boone County farmers planning fall applications for soil conservation grants are urged to collect proof now that they meet 1936 standards. Soil-depleting crop acreage reductions, clipping or pasturing grass, and plowing under soybeans can qualify for up to 15 percent of base payments. Farmers must sign grant forms later when available, with verification from a local committee and receipts showing county, township, worksheet number, and farm activities.

Boone County Cecil Weber Boone County Soil Conservation Association Weber

Mayor Ladle Receives Invitation to Great Lakes Exposition

An official invitation to the Great Lakes Exposition opens tomorrow in Cleveland was presented to Mayor Cael W. Ladle of Lebanon by John B. Hawley for Mayor Harold W. Burren of Cleveland. Burrin named as goodwill ambassador. exposition runs June 27 to October 4 with aims to depict progress of Great Lakes states.

Cleveland Cael W. Ladle Lebanon John B. Hawley Harold W. Burren Dale Thomas Burrin Lebanon Water Works Good Will Burrin National Convention of Water Works Great Lakes Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania New York

New Chevrolet Stolen From Local Garage Building

Local and state authorities investigate the theft of a new Chevrolet Master Six taken last night from the Kirtley garage on West South Street. The car, received by Lebanon Hardware Company, was to be delivered to a purchaser today after entry was gained by removing a window and driving out the rear door.

Kirtley West South Street Lebanon Hardware Company Chevrolet

Evansville Man to Head War Veterans

Bloomington Indiana June 26 Harry E Deitz of Evansville was slated to be advanced from senior vice commander to commander of the Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars which opened a three day convention here Floyd O Jellison of South Bend addressed the gathering criticizing pacifists who advocate lack of preparedness as risky to national defense.

Bloomington Ind Harry E. Deitz Evansville Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars Floyd Jellison South Bend

Roosevelt 10 Be Heard Saturday

Philadelphia reporters and city officials arrange a grand show for Franklin Field where Roosevelt will accept renomination. Ticket distribution lines extend long with 205000 available and 80000 more sold later, as guards prepare for a large crowd and security detail reviews plans.

Philadelphia Pye Roosevelt Frankin Field Col. E. W. Starling White House Secret Service Deta Washington Roovevell Geo Campangn Dellars Edta Franklin Field Hyde Park

Railroad retirement plan struck down by high court

Washington held that the second attempt to establish a federally funded railway retirement system fails. Justice Bailey ruled the two acts constituting the plan were a subterfuge to sidestep the unconstitutional 1934 act, keeping intact earlier Supreme Court conclusions.

Washington Railway & Ploves United States Jennings Bailey Alfre Wheat Bailey

Roosevelt Nomination Sparked One Hour Demonstration

At Convention Hall Philadelphia a thunderous one hour demonstration greeted Judge John R Mack as he placed Franklin D Roosevelt’s name in nomination for president. Delegates and speakers from many states lauded the New Deal era, praising reforms, banks saved, and CCC benefits while critics were accused of seeking to regain private power through political attacks. The scene showcased raw party enthusiasm amid a sprawling nomination session with leading figures endorsing Roosevelt.

Philadelphia Regenvelt John R. H. Mack Penkeepsie N.Y Roosevelt Joe Robeimson Progis Ivnt Koonvelt Roopels Sania Tran Lacy Chicago Franklin D. Roose Mack Chievo Mr. Roosevelt CCC Gall Smaoll Romevelt

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