Dagger Items and Weekend Guests Mentioned
Local social notes list Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason hosting Thelma Douthitt and family from Columbus Ohio and others from McKinney Texas and Linton Indiana. Several visits ensue between Sullivan Dugger Terre Haute Bloomington and Michigan City with family gatherings and ill relatives.
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Charles Mason
Thelma Douthitt
Rose Ann
Billy
Columbus
Ohio
Sam Thomas
Elaine
Jean
Sammy
Karen
McKinney
Tex
Verna Hammadh
Clarence Weaver
Linton
Mariann Hunter
Sylvia Hunter
Sharon
Jack Baldwin
Terre Haute
August Cornelius
Jack Kranze
Flint
Maurice Ferguson
Michigan City
Sam Ferguson
Bill’ Harding
Indianapolis
Mary Frances Hawkins
Sullivan
Hunter
Letta Harding
Anna Yung
Haskell Weller
Dugger
Herbert Davidson
Betty Sterling
Bert Wilkes
Bernard Dowden
Bloomfield
Fritz Hunter
David Hunter
Dexter Neal Reaches Linton To Be With Ill Mother
New Yorker Dexter Neal arrived in Linton on Tuesday to join his mother Mrs. Mary E. Neal who is seriously ill, bringing family support during her illness.
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Dexter Neal
New York City
Linton
Mary E. Neal
U S Court Gains Prestige in China
United States Court for China marks 35 years of extraterritorial jurisdiction amid talk of abolition under U S pledge to China. Since its early scandals the court grew into a respected institution, guiding bankruptcy actions during 1934 35 and expanding sessions to Tientsin Peiping and Canton. It faced complex wartime cases over property rights war risk insurance and seizures by Japanese forces.
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Robert R. Martin
United Press
Shanghai
U.P
United States Court For
United States
West
Washington
China
Tientsin
Peiping
United States Marines
Canton
Tientsin Corporation
Governor’s Handicap Highlight at Dade Park
The Governor’s Handicap for three-year-olds and up over a mile will headline Saturday’s program at Dade Park. Governor Kenn Johnson of Kentucky may attend to present a silver trophy to the winning owner. Seven other races fill the card as the eighteenth annual summer meeting at the Western Kentucky track draws a large crowd.
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Dade Park
Western Kentucky
Kenn Johnson
Kentucky
Dade Park Jockey Club
Stove design claims smokeless heat and low coal use
Nea l Van Hoose of Belleville announces a downdraft smokeless stove able to burn any coal type with minimal smoke. He reports it heats a typical home using about half as much coal, operates on a four foot eight inch frame, and may retail around 30 dollars with daily ash removal.
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Belleville, Ill
U.R
Neal van Hose
Belleville
St. Louis
Ringelman
van Hoose
van ‘Hoose
Illinois
West Virginia
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Southern Illinois
Switz City Club Awards Pins to Four-H Members
Aug. 13 Switz City Willings Workers 4-H club presented pins to James Deckard George Wildman and Bob Rodocker for outstanding work during the year.
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Switz City
Willings Workers
4-H Club
James Deckard
George Wildman
Bob Rodocker
Saving of Felons Urged by Expert
Portland essay notes Dr. Marian Beth of Reed College argues that only ten percent of prisoners are incorrigible and a revised parole system could rehabilitate ninety percent. She urges federal and state action toward a preventive crime program modeled after medical prevention.
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Portland
Ore
America
Marian Beth
Reed College
Beth
E. F. von Weis
Dr. Beth
Austria
Cat! Beth
Protestant Theological Faculty
University of Vienna
Beths
University of California
Washington University
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Vincennes Pool to be refinanced after deficit
Vincennes Indiana faces a $16,000 general fund deficit as Rainbow Beach pool built with WPA help and costing $55,000 seeks refinancing. A 10 year bond plan allocated 60 percent to sinking fund, 40 percent to operations but receipts fall short, with only $11,000 of bonds paid. City hires broker M W Welch to draft a 20 year refinance using smaller annual maturities and higher operating allocation.
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Vincennes
Ind
Rainbow Beach
M. W.welch
Cardinal Squad Well Balanced Card Pondering Pennant
The St. Louis Cardinals stand atop the National League with balanced strength across defense and offense. Terry Moore Johnny Hopp and Jimmy Brown emerge as possible Most Valuable Player candidates as Lonnie Warneke Howie Krist and Ernie White pace the pitching staff with Gus Mancuso guiding rookies and Walker Cooper filling in during injuries.
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Paul Scheffels
United Press
New York
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Terry Moore
Johnny Hopp
Jimmy Brown
Billy Southworth
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Lonnie Warneke
Howie Krist
Ernie White
Gus Mancuso
Walker Cooper
Brown
Moore
LIFE IN THE U S NAVY PROMISES PAY AND TRAINING
The Navy offers pay with no rent or food costs and free entertainment. Enlistees receive 118 dollars in uniforms and access to 45 trades with high first year training value. The program invites youths 17 and older to request a booklet from the Navy Editor.
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Navy
Life IN the U.S. Navy
Cards rely on Brown and Crespi for strong defense
Brown drives the Cards defense with hustle and leadership while Creepy Crespi pushes at second base as a rival. Injuries sidelined Brown recently, but his return has the Cardinals back to top speed, with Johnny Mize delivering power at bat and the two youngsters shining in the spotlight.
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Brown
Creepy Crespi
Mize Power
Johnny Mize
Increases Seen in Mental Cases at Colorado Hospital
Dr. F H Zimmerman of the Colorado State Hospital reports a rising trend in mental breakdowns linked to national defense strain. He notes a projected 900 patients next year, a record hospital population over 4 500, and expects more admissions as the emergency continues. He cites new or increased cases among individuals who would not seek care under normal conditions.
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Pueblo
Colo
F. H. Zimmerman
Colorado State Hospital
National Defense
Colorado Institution
Hosiitals
Mental strain described by draft board report
The document lists groups likely to suffer mental breakdowns during training and induction. It notes 2 service members breaking down during training, 8 awaiting induction, 4 simulating illness, 5 unstable parents, 6 relatives, 7 economically destabilized individuals, 8 preoccupied with defense work, and 9 personnel directly in defense activities all at risk of mental collapse under the emergency program.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Democratic News_ Paper
Indiana
Citizen
E. C. Turner
NEW Yorker
U.S
Judiciary
Switz City Club
Vincennes Pool
Cardinal
Warneke
Gorsh
Ser
ACK
Chicago
Atlantic Hotel
Mack Tyler
Tel
Cogper
Powell
Motor Sales
A St., N.E
Marie Carroll
Fairfax Plas Chisago, Minor
Anna Marie Carroll
Califax Place
Rytex Flight
Naval Reserve
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