Preparations of War Echo Across Europe Today
Europe braces for possible conflict as Italian Ethiopian crisis widens. Reports place 100,000 Ethiopians against 60,000 Italians in the northern front and 45,000 on the southern front. British forces move to reinforce Addis Ababa, while Spain and the Netherlands drill. Mussolini sons and Diano head toward East Africa for active service.
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London
Europe
East Africa
Bombay
Jehangir
Raden
Red Sea
Addis Ababa
Malta
Ghreat
Sicily
News
Italian Somaliland
Ethiopia
Eritrea
Netherlands
Spain
Mediteranean
Balearic Islands
Suez Canal
Naples
Benito Mussolini
Vittorio
Bruno
Count Diano
Saturnia
Golden Wedding 10 Be Observed By Linton Family Reunion
The Sheffler family gathers in Linton City park for an annual reunion and the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Sheffer. Mrs Sheffler is Mary J Young, born 1865, and Mr Sheffler will turn 74 on August 31. The couple, long active in mining farming and poultry, have six children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A basket lunch and afternoon entertainments are planned.
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Sheffler
Linton City Park
William Sheffer
Linton- Jasonville Road
Sheffle
Linton Park
Mary J. Young
Martin
Margaret Young
Linton
Shefflers
Red
Carlisle
Homer R
Beckley
W. Va
Ora
West Frankfort
Charles
Johnson City
John
Pearl) Carpenter
Winslow
Ralph Sheffler
Gary
Mellon Back in New York After Europe Vacation
Financier Andrew W. Mellon, former secretary of the treasury, arrives in New York returning from a European holiday and heads to his Pittsburgh home.
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Europe
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
New York
Pittsburgh
Senate approves administration neutrality bill in win
Washington Aug 24 The senate overrode protests and passed the administration neutrality bill to isolate the United States from foreign war threats. Congress completed action on the measure after a three day rush under White House pressure and sent the resolution to the White House.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Administration
United States
Congress
White House
House
Roosevelt
Livestock market report from Indianapolis area auctions
Report from Indianapolis shows 1,500 cattle in stock with Holdovers 843. Cattle prices: Lights 1050 to 10.75, mediums 11.10 to 11.25, heavies 10.85 to 11.20. Calves 100. Compared with Friday, finished steers and dry fed heifers weak to 25 cents lower. other classes 25 to 50 cents lower. Steer top 12.55. Bulk 10 to 11.50. Dry fed heifers 8 to 11. Beef cows 4.25 to 6.50. Low cutters 2.75 to 4. Sheep 100 head, market nominal. Not enough dealers to test market.
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India
U.P
Daniel Bough Returns Home After Bloomfield Visit
Daniel Bough son of Mrs Myrtle Bough has returned to this city after visiting his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Tillman Bough in Bloomfield for several days.
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Daniel Bough
Myrtle Bough
Indiana United Brethren session closes with Fout address
The 106th Indiana conference of the United Brethren church will end Sunday with Bishop H. H. Fout delivering the annual message and ordaining two elders, Paul Sherrell and Leon Taylor. Rev. C. B. Eschbaugh and Rev. Sylvester Sanford appear in Friday events. Dr. William H. Todd to give tonight's principal address on the theme We Choose Christ.
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Indiana
United Brethren Church
H. H. Fout
Fout
Paul Sherrell
Orleans
Leon Taylor
Lewis
Bishop Fout
C. B. Eschbaugh
Phillippines
United Brethren Hospital
Eschbaugh
U. S
Philippines
Sylvester Sanford
Galesburg
Til
Rev. Sanford
William H. Todd
Terre Wante
First United Brethren Church
Terre Haute
Christ
Betty LaVanne
Bobby
Virginia Harbin
Student Nurse Miss Jessie Corbin Returns to Milwaukee
Miss Jessie Corbin a student nurse returns to Milwaukee Wisconsin last night after vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Elsworth Corbin north of the city.
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Jessie Corbin
Milwaukee
Wis
Indiana Anti Saloon League Leader Attacks Alcohol Policy
L E York of the Indiana Anti Saloon League told the Indiana United Brethren Conference at Linton that alcoholism is worsened by state and federal support for liquor. He cited licenses, liquor control laws, and beer tavern rulings as evidence of promoting the bootleg and liquor traffic, urging stricter temperance measures.
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L. E. York
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Indiana United Brethren Conference
Linton
Indiana
United States
Congress
Union Sunday Service At First Baptist Church
The weekly union church service is at 7 30 Sunday night in the First Baptist church. Rev E M McKown will deliver the sermon with special music by the Baptist choir. Rev Harry J Bailey will preside. Union services have drawn large crowds and tomorrow's session is expected to be packed. The public is invited.
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FE. B. Catt
Jasonville
Roy V. Davis
Odon
Bishop Fout
Christian Endeavor
Christian Education
Christian Home
Boundary
H. H. Fout
Women’s Missionary Association
Robert Jenkins
New Albany
Missionary Association
Margaret Farthing
Otterbein Guild
Junior Organization of Missions
Willard Brown
Evansville
First Baptist Church
E. M. McKown
First
M. E
Baptist Church Choir
Harry J. Bailey
Rites for Mrs Strietelmeier Held Sunday
Rites for Mrs Fredricka Strietelmeier age 82 who died Friday will be held Sunday at 2 pm from the Saron Reformed church with Rev Ehner C Jaberg officiating. Interment follows in the Gorman cemetery on Park road northeast of the city.
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Fredricka Strietelmeier
Park Road
Saron
Call Off Church Meet In Nostofffes Hall
There will be no meeting Sunday night at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the old Nostofffes Hall due to an out of town outing.
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Meryt
Nostofffes Hall
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
Legion Plans Final Rites For Horace Humphreys
A special Frank Courtney American Legion post meeting at 7:30 tonight at the Legion home will organize final rites for Horace Humphreys, a prominent member who died suddenly the day before. Commander George Baker calls for unity and moral education while condemning saloons as vicious and murderous, urging Indiana citizens to mobilize against the open saloon.
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Indiana
Haly to Attack Ethiopia on Two Fronts in October
British and Italian experts predict Italy will assault Ethiopia from the north and west toward Addis Ababa in early October. The plan includes airborne support, tanks, and motorized artillery while Ethiopia defends rugged highlands and disease plagued lowlands.
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HALY
Ethiopia
United Press
London
U.P
Italy
Tidy
Deteber
Iritera
Addis Ababa
Somaliland
Aowa
Adowa
Eviteran
Asmara
Eviterai
Agordat
Zula
Asmra
Odowa
Axum
Adigrat
Prominent Linton Leader Stricken While Driving Car
Horace Humphreys a leading Linton banker and civic figure dies from a stroke while driving east on A street near First in Linton at age 48. Passenger Mrs. Minta Shields injured, taken to Freeman Greene County hospital with scalp wound and a fractured wrist. Inquest planned. Humphreys survived by wife Ethel and children Bobby and Jean. He held secretary treasurer post at Peoples Trust Company and aided Greene County hospital development.
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First Street
Horace Humphreys
Linton
Minta Shields
Humphreys
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
iBank
Peoples Trust Company
Siyve
Mr. Humphreys
Misher
Myron Greene
Henry Fisher
Fisher Shop
Greene
Fishero
Greenwood
Linton Trust Company
Crust Company
United States Navy
Linton Rotary Club
Greater Linton Club
Rotary Club
Fairview Cemetery Association
Linton Elks Lodge
Frank Courtney
Freerman-Greene County
Indiana
Greene County
Numerus Meeting
Linton Giants to face Bloomfield Cardinals in league clash
The Linton Giants meet the Bloomfield Cardinals in a White River Valley league game at Linton City Park. The teams are tied for second place and the winner will rise to sole second behind the leaders. A large Greene County crowd is expected for Sunday’s showdown.
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Linton Giants
Bloomfield Cardinals
Linton City Park
Giants
Cardinals
Bland Silvey
Tomorrrow
Greene County
Battle
Freak Carrot About Town Baffles Readers
A freak carrot was delivered to the Linten Daily Citizens office by Jimny Mitten, son of Mir and Mrs. J. R. Mitten. The potato like carrot stood with seven distinct stalks at Second and D Street NW, an unusual one stalk norm.
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Linten Daily Citizens Office
Jimny Mitten
Mir
J. R. Mitten
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