Supreme Court Cannot Destroy AAA Chief Says
Chicago dispatch reports Secretary Henry A. Wallace warned the Supreme Court could act unfavorably on the Agricultural Adjustment Act but said the administration could circumvent a ruling. He cited potential substitutes like a sales tax or other tax measures and noted broad farmer support despite opposition from some urban and radical farm leaders.
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Chicago
Agricultural Adjustment ‘Administration
Supreme Court
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
New York
Midwest
Rand
Twin Safety Unit Meeting Tonight at Red Men Hall
The Twin Holmes Safety Chapter Angll will hold its regular meeting tonight at o'clock in the Red Men hall. All members are urged to attend. Talks on mine safety will be presented during the evening.
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Twin Holmes Safety
Red Men Hall
Widow of John R Hill Hospitalized in Freeman Greene
Mrs. Marty Hill 57 widow of John R Hill was admitted to Freeman Greene County hospital for observation after illness. Authorities disclosed Hill died mid November in Owensburg with a poison finding from autopsy. The Greene County grand jury may delay actions until next term. Dean Herman Wells to speak at Greater Linton club on December meeting.
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Marty Will
John R. ‘Hill
Owensburg
Freeman-Greene County “Hospital
Rollo .N. Harger
Indiana’ University School “of” Medicine
Indianapolis
Bill
Greene County Grand Jury
Hill
Herman B. Wells
Greater Linton Club
Baptist Church
Indiana University
Bloomington
Wells
Indiana School of Business Administration
Dean Wells
Indiana Financial Institutions
Indiana
Jamestown
Ind
Indiana Public Schools
University of Wisconsin
Rotary
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indiana Department of ‘Financial
National Association of Bankers
Washington
Wella
University of Wisconsini
Department of Economics
Indiana ‘University
Indiana Department of ‘Financial Institutions
W. A. Rawles
Linton Records Coldest Moment Of 1935 Winter Season
Linton reported the coldest temperature of the winter season as the mercury slipped to 14 degrees this morning. Today’s reading was six degrees below the prior coldest point of the season.
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Linton
Cotton sandwich on rye baffling Philadelphia hospital scene
Thelma Kaignns swallows a pin and nurses watch in a Philadelphia hospital. Doctors hope the cotton will entangle the pin to guard the stomach lining while rye bread is said to make the cotton more palatable.
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Thelma Kaignns
Philadelphia
Thelma
Council Votes On Four Ordinances In City Meeting
Four ordinances acted upon by the city council last night include establishing a separate three member board to govern Linton Water Works, passed on final reading. Mayor Bull may veto this ordinance, with a hearing adjourned to Saturday Dec 14 for formal veto. Ordinances 228 229 and 280 regulating Mayor Bull’s appearances and addresses were passed with final vote set for Dec 17.
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Linton
I. W. Bull
Bull
Linton Moose Lodge to Initiate New Class Thursday
The Linton Moose lodge will hold an initiation ceremony Thursday night at Moose hall. A class of candidates will be admitted into the order as members of the local lodge.
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Linton Moose
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Auxiliary Holds Annual Banquet at Legion Home
The Auxiliary to the Frank Courtney American Legion post held its annual membership dinner for about one hundred attendees. Guests of honor included Mrs. Delano Rose, department vice president. Mrs. Edith Ross, district president. and Mrs. Larue Shappel, district secretary. The event featured addresses on Auxiliary aims and activities, a welcome by Mrs. Kenneth Norris, and musical performances by Mrs. Roy Borders and the Foster Orchestra. A future district meeting in Martinsville was announced with a bridge party and dance.
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Frank Courtney American Legion
Legion Home
Delano. Rose of
Linton
Edith Ross
Oakland City
Larue Shappel
Cba
Smilax
Crimson
Tapers
Rose
Ross
Kenneth Norris
Roy Borders
Foster
Kathryn Wills
Patty Booher
Clyde Booher
Mattie, Eeker
Thad Spige
Spice
Trial Set January 21 for Haywood and Smith
Goldie Haywood and Claude Smith face voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of an infant boy. Haywood posted a $4,000 bond and Smith was released on $4,000 bond after arraignment. Smith pleaded not guilty.
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Goldie Haywood
Initiation Services For New Candidates Urged Attendance
Residents are urged to be present to participate in the initiation services for the new candidates. At the close of the evening, refreshments will be served.
Tuttle Wins Frontline Battle in Fort Harrison Bout
Horace Tuttle and Linton boxers staged a closely fought three round bout at Terre Haute. Tuttle out-boxed Gustafson of Fort Harrison to secure a two to one decision after a fierce opening.
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Kia
Tuttle
Linton
Gustafson
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Tero Haute
Firm Gets Equipment To Locate Radio Troubles
Correll Electric announces purchase of a Supreme radio tester and a residence indicator. The equipment allows locating trouble in any radio set without removing it from the home. It tests condensers resistors shorts tubes voltage filaments and other parts.
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Correll Electric Company
Supreme
U S Will Avoid Embargo on War Ring Nations
The United States will avoid an embargo on oil copper and cotton to Italy and Ethiopia until Congress amends the neutrality law. State Department officials say embargoes would require further legislation, with copper first and then other materials to be considered.
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Washington
U.rp
United States
Italy
Ethiopia
Congress
State Department
Department
New York
Rome
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Centleman
League of Nations
Cordell
Hull
Harold L. Ickes
Sumner Welles
Manuel Truceco
Chile
Welles
Roosevelt
Hospital Staff Thank Wednesday Research Club for Donation
The Preeman Greene County hospital staff express gratitude to Masonville's Wednesday Research Club for fruit and money. Mrs. de Clyde Crane of Bloomfield was moved home after a major operation. Linton high student Mary Hlouchin recovering well after emergency appendectomy. Miss Mary Murphy moved to her home. Mr Bogard of Bloomfield underwent a major operation this morning.
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Preeman-Greene County Hospital
Masonville
de Clyde Crane
Bloonfield
Mary ‘tHlouchin
Linton High School
Mary Murphy
MD Bogard
Bloomfield
Big Scale Fight Expected Soon in African War
Reports indicate a major battle may unfold on the northern front of the Italian Ethiopian war. Ethiopians press south of Makale and disrupt lines behind it, with a skirmish near Makale killing four Italians. Between 80 000 and 100 000 Ethiopian warriors under Ras Kassa concentrate 60 miles south of Makale in the Lake Ashango district.
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Asmara
Sritrea
U.P
Eithiopians
Makale
Sron
Ras Kassa
Ethiopia
Lake Ashango
Scout Leader Attends White River Conference in Washington
James Axton of this city attended a general conference of the White River Council of the Boy Scouts at Washington Idaho last evening. Mr Axton is chairman of Greene County White River council and vice-president of all White River councils.
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AY Scout Council
James Axton
J James Axton
Vingennes
White River Council
The
Boy Scouts
Washington, Id
Axton
Greene County
White River
Trapped on Second Floor as Fire Ravages Home
In Linton early today a basement start ignited the Sherwood residence at First and P streets NE. Mrs. Hattie Sherwood and her daughter Edith Banger were rescued from the second story by firemen Guy Patterson and Hubert Heaton despite freezing conditions. Loss estimated between $8,000 and $10,000 with much of the contents saved by volunteers.
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Hattie Sherwood
Mrs. Sherwood
Edith Banger
Linton
Peter Schloot
Hanger
Thelma Cuvelier
Sherwood Hone
Insurance. Co
Jfirenen Heaton
Pate Lerson
Hunter and
Trinkle
Hug Graig
Otho Bunch
S. J. Burreag
Henry Fisher
Return to Indianapolis After Visit with Parks Family
Mrs. Joy Parks and her son Ter returned to Indianapolis after visiting Mrs. Oza E. Parks and Mr. and Mrs. William Moy of this city.
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Joy Parks
Ter
Indianapolis
Oza E. Parks
William Moy
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John Hill
Herman Wells
Thelma Kaigan
Santa Claus
Nick
Carl A. Barrett
Santa Claus Good Fellowships Club
Horace Tuttle
U.S
Sherwood
Russell Thaw
Lincoln Ellsworth
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Ettir
Piakale
Edith Hanger
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