Last push for utility holding company bill compromise
Washington Aug 22 The Democratic leadership planned a final House vote around 3 p.m. on accepting a Senate compromise to the public utility holding company bill. President Roosevelt urged approval via a letter to Rep. Rayburn while noting it does not meet his preferred abolition timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Joseph W. Burns
Senate
Roosevelt
Samuel Rayburn
Tex
Administration
Rayburn
Band concert at Linton park called off
The weekly band concert in Linton Park tonight was canceled due to the Linton Concert band performing at the Old Settlers meeting in Odon for three days. Director Fred Jewell and the 25 piece band opened the Odon meeting today and will perform next Thursday night August 29 at Linton park.
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Linton
Old Settlers
Odon
Linton City Park
Fred Jewell
iLintton
Jewell
Linton Park
Dugger Bank Begins New Dividend Payout
Dugger State Bank in Dugger announces a 9.4 percent dividend to its depositors. Receiver Virgil Ingram says about 680 customers share a $10,000 payout, the third distribution since the bank closed, bringing total returns to roughly 37 percent.
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Dugger State Bank
Dugger
Virgil Ingram
Giant Hydrangea Grows At Mrs Barger’s Home In Linton
Mrs Harry Barger of B street southeast this summer earned champion hydrangea grower honors. A large shrub blooms at the Linton home, with a hydrangea bloom measuring one foot long and 23 inches in circumference brought to the Linton Daily Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barger
Barger
Linton
Linton Daily Citizen
House pushes neutrality bill toward adjournment
The House Foreign Affairs Committee, under White House pressure, began drafting a compromise neutrality bill to keep the United States out of war. It rejected the Senate plan for a mandatory embargo on war matériel and opted for an administration plan granting the President discretionary power.
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Washington
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Cremation Planned for Plane Crash Victims
Three Indianapolis travelers died when their plane crashed on Laramie Peak in Wyoming. The bodies will be cremated in Denver before ashes are flown back to Indianapolis escorted by Dr. A C Arnett. Victims include Dick Arnett's fiancé Eleanor Arnett and Burnside Smith, a prominent Indianapolis businessman.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Indianapolis
Denver
Colo
A. C. Arnett
Dick Arnett
Eleanor Arnett
Burnside Smith
Laramie Peak
Wyoming
Congress Near Adjournment Amid Quick, Debated Bills
Congress moved toward adjournment with minimal debate as the Senate planned to pass the Guffrey coal regulation bill and send it to conference. The House was set to approve the $92,961,299 third deficiency bill largely for Social Security needs, while a rule allowing same day committee reports was adopted. Leaders hoped to adjourn by Saturday night, possibly delaying into next week.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
United Brethren Leaders Attend Indiana Conference Talks
Dr A D Smith reelected Indiana Conference superintendent with 61 of 107 votes. Dr J Balmer Showers urged delegates to live Christian faith amid changing times, stressing evangelism and missionary reach at Linton A B Church session. Bishop J H Fout outlined a four year program and emphasized Pentecost priorities.
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J. Balmer Showers
Dayton
Ohio
United Brethren
Indiana
United Brethren Churches
Showers
Linton A. B
Indiana Central
W. EB. Roush
Bonebrake Seminary
Smith
A.D. Smith
Corydon
Indiana Conference
J. A. Settle
New Albbany
J. W. McMurtery
Washington
C. WH. Ivey
Princeton
W. JH. Lutes
Jeffersonville
Earnest Roberts
Odon
United Brethren Church
St. Paul
Lincoln
Burning Bush
Moses
General Conference
Jesus
Harley Burrell Heads to Old Settlers in Odon
Harley Shorty Burrell of Roosevelt Street leaves Linton for the annual Old Settlers meeting in Odon. This marks his fiftieth straight attendance at the event, a perfect record since the first Odon meeting in 1884. Burrell, now 72, moved to Linton from Odon years ago and expects a bigger year at the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley “Shorty” Burrell
Roosevelt Street
Odon
My. Burrell
Mr. Burrell
Linton
Old Settlers
Burrel
Corn Cob Hand Described as Freak Image in Town
Henry Lester of the Terhune addition found an unusual corn cob resembling a child's hand with distinct thumb and fingers. The cob, grown on the Jim Contbs place near the Illinois Central tracks a half mile east of town, sparked local speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lester
Terhune
Mr. Lester
Jim Contbs Place
Ilinois Central Tracks
Missionary Task Highlighted by Conference Speakers
Rev. J. W. McMurtry led the Washington delegation stressing spiritual reinforcements for missions. Rev. A D Smith and Dr W Q Weidler addressed the program theme Kingdom Extension at Dayton session, emphasizing evangelism and church renewal across the Roman world.
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Jesus
Thue
Roman Empire
J. W. McMurtry
Washington
Kingdon
A.D. Smith
W. Q. Weidler
U. S. Home Missionary Board
Dayton
Ohio
Linton Gridders Open 1935 Practice At Oliphant Field
Twenty three aspirants reported to Coach Gerald W. Landis at Oliphant field to start the 1935 football season. The squad, with experienced players and promising newcomers, will train three weeks before facing Bloomfield on Friday night September 13.
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Linton
Gerald W. Landis
Oliphant Field
Bloomfield Cardinals
Jong
Tom Corvaugh
Jack Kennedy
Harris Porter
Carl Wymer
Otis Inman
Jack Allen
Asel Lemonds
Chester Robertson
Kim Lohy
Wib Bryan
Wayne Martin
Robert Bedwell
Curtis Hobbs
Tickie Scholl
Leroy Lohr
John Poole
Robert McPadden
Otis Griffith
John Maxwell
B. Sharp
Marvin Freidman
Leo Pierce
J. Madaris
Landis
Greene County Assessor Joe M Goodman Attends U B Church Conference
Joe M Goodman Greene County assessor spends the week in Linton for the annual United Brethren church conference. Over the past decade he has been a faithful delegate, missing few sessions due to illness.
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Joe M. Goodman
Greene County
Linton
United Brethren Church
Goodman
Mos
U. Beeharsh
Recent visitors here Miss Babe Alexander and Miss Marian Creen
Miss Babe Alexander of Natusar City and Miss Marian Creen of Macon Georgia were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbeam Alexandes and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Oniouesr.
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Babe Alexander
Natusar City
Marian Creen
Macon, Ga
Wilbeam Alexandes
Willis Oniouesr
Greene County WPA Opens 158 Men to Road Work
About 158 Greene County men started a year long road repair program under the WPA. They will upgrade main and school routes, erect new culverts, patch holes, and spread gravel under county supervision with work units across Stockton, Weinseht, and other townships. The total WPA labor figures include Linton projects and nearby canning and garden jobs.
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Greene County
New Works Relief Administration
WPA
Henry Schloot
Stockton
Weinseht
Linton
Linton City
WIPA
MERA
Linton Scout Camp
Canning
Jasonville
Jasonville City Park
Shakamat State Park Zoo
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
District 10
Vincennes
Bus Contracts Let for Stockton Township Routes
Stockton Township trustees announce the letting of four school bus contracts for the coming year with final approval from the State Department of Education in Indianapolis. Bidders include Arthur Berne for route 1 Orval Pove for route 2 John Byers for route 1 Gusty Lynn for route 1. Buses will haul boys and girls to the township trade schools and to Jol in ton Stockton high school this city.
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Jesse D. Figgins
Stockton Township
Figgins
State Department of Education
Indianapolis
Arthur Berne
Orval Pove
John Byers
Cgusty Lynn
Jo linton-Stockton High School
Hospital Report on Local Patients and Operations
The report lists Miss Bernadine Hill undergoing emergency appendectomy on Wednesday afternoon and recovering at the hospital. John Hess of Linton had an operation this morning. George Stevens of Linton Re is admitted for observation. Albert Nolte of Bloomfield had a mastoid operation. Mrs Thomas Richardson’s condition remains about the same. Mrs Newt Musser shows improvement after a recent operation. Millard Pope’s condition remains satisfactory.
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Bernadine Hill
John Hess
Linton
George Stevens
Linton Re
Albert Nolte
Bloomfield
Thomas Richardon
Newt Musser
Millard Pope
Satistaghery
Guffey coal control bill passes Senate in swift action
The Guffey coal control bill, urged by President Roosevelt to avert a miners strike, passed the Senate 15 to 37. It would create a price mechanism, regulate hours and wages, recognize labor unions, and impose a 15 percent tax with a 40 percent drawback for compliant operators, then return to the House for action on amendments.
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Washington
J.P
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Appointments in WPA Made Known
Charles B. Moore is named Greene County time keeping supervisor and pay master of the Works Progress Administration, with an acting work director role in Greene County until FHERA projects complete. William McQuade, former Greene County work director, transfers to assistant project planning supervisor for Orange, Martin, and Lawrence counties in District 10. Ralph Carlton becomes assistant project planning supervisor for Greene and Sullivan counties in the WPA program.
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Charles B. Moore
Greene County
Works Progress Administration
Moore
WIPA
FERA
William i MfeQuade
Linton
Orange, Martin
Lawrence
McQuade
Bedford
Ralph Carlton
Greene and
Sullivan Counties
Miners Challenge Giants for Charity Series at Linton Ballpark
The Linton Miners issue a three game series challenge to the Linton Giants to be played at the local ballpark. Proceeds benefit the Linton Milk Fund and local vale sponsored by the Linton Daily Citizen. Signed by Bernard McAuley, manager.
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Linton Miners
Linton Giants
Linton
Linton Milk Fund
Miners
Linton Milk
Vale
Linton Daily Citizen
Bernard MeAley
Hi Tri Girls Plan Friday Tea Party Meeting
The Hi-Tri Girls will meet at 115 o'clock Friday night at the home of Mus FP BE Meng on First and C streets northwest to complete plans for a tea party. All are asked to be present.
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HI Tre
Hi-Tri
Mus
BE. Meng
Britain Delays Action on Italy as War Risk Grows
The British cabinet meets in an anxious session to withhold punitive action against Italy while pursuing renewed peace efforts over Ethiopia. A temporary embargo on arms shipments to both Italy and Ethiopia remains, potentially lasting until the League Council meets on September 4, with Britain pledging to uphold the League Covenant.
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London
Italy
Ethiopia
Africa
Europe
France
Britian
Arogressor
League Council
Britain
League
Italian Consul Wounded in Hunting Accident Near Addis Ababa
Nobile F. Muzi Falconi Italian consul at Debra Markos was shot while hunting north of Addis Ababa. Kalconi said the wound is not dangerous and the incident may trigger political tension. An inquiry was opened as officials review the caravan route and timing of the shooting.
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Addis Ababa
U.P
Nobile F
Muzi Falconi
Debra Markos
Prince Ruffo
Legation
Kalconi
Italy
Falconi
Robert McDonald Injured at Linton Summit Mine
Robert McDonald of the Allis community suffered two badly lacerated fingers on his right hand Wednesday afternoon while coupling loads at Linton Summit No. 4 mine northwest of the city. His fingers were caught between car bumpers as the cars came together. a loyal doctor treated him promptly and no bones were broken.
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Robert McDonald
Allis
Linton Summit
McDonald
Mrs Dorothy Collins Ill at Home in Northwest Streets
Dorothy Collins 74 was taken ill at her Second and Ee streets northwest home around noon while preparing lunch. She was reported resting as well as could be expected this afternoon.
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Collins III
Dorothy Collins
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