President Roosevelt Defends New Deal Before Farm Bureau
In Chicago, December 9, President Roosevelt denounced profiteers who seek to discredit the New Deal, urging that city critics and rural interests unite for agriculture. He praised trade treaty benefits for farmers, contrasted rural purchasing power now with earlier years, and asserted broad cooperation among agriculture, industry, and business toward justice.
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Frederick A. Storm
Chicago
U.r)i
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
New Deals
Atlanta
Democratic Club To Hold Meeting In Little Cincinnati
The Greene County Women’s Democratic club will meet Wednesday December 11 at the New Union church in Little Cincinnati. The noon covered dish breakfast will start the day, with officers for the year to be elected and a program of entertainment and talks planned. A bus will depart about 11 AM from Hotel Roosevelt for attendees, with a large turnout expected from Linton.
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Greene County Women’s Democratic Club
New Union Church
Little Cincinnati
Hote
Tickets go on sale for Clay City tilt
Tickets for the Clay City and Linton basketball game to be played here Friday night went on sale at Avery Murray Drug Store, officials announced. Advance price is 25 cents, while gate admission Friday is 35 cents.
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Clay City-Linton
Avery Murray
Tassels Drive Kernel Formation in Corn Ears
The tassel or silk corn pollenation feeds kernels. removing the tassel damages the ear and prevents proper kernel development.
Templeton Mine Safety Club Holds Linton Meeting
Templeton Mine Foreman's club met in Linton for a safety program Saturday night. Tomolinson and Miller of Vincennes from the U S Bureau of Mines spoke on mining safety benefits. Robert Templeton presented each member with a knife as a Christmas gift. next meeting set for January 1936 in Linton.
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Templeton
M. E. Church
I. Tomolinson
Be, Miller
Vincennes
United States Bureau of Mines
Robert Templeton
Linton-Summit Coal Company
Templeton Company
Linton and Sullivan
Linton
William Sahm Reported Recovering After Illness
William Sahm, manager of the Rexall store, was reported to be recovering satisfactorily in St. Anthony's hospital, Terre Haute, after a sudden illness Saturday. Doctors could not explain over the weekend but today said he is suffering from meningitis and not in critical condition.
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William Sahm
Rexall
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Sahm
League Rally to Be Held Tuesday at Bloomfield
Epworth League chapters from Greene county M E churches plan a rally at Bloomfield starting at 7:30 p.m. Members from Linton will meet at the Linton M E church at 6:30 p.m. A M Brown Bloomington district president will give the main address. Chinese literature catalogs fill 290 volumes across four libraries.
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Epworth League
Greene County
M. E
Bloomfield
League
Linton
Linton M. BE
A. M. Brown
Bloomington Distict
The Legal English Stone and Its 44 Pound Weight
A historical note explains the English unit stone defined as fourteen pounds avoirdupois. It clarifies that a stone equals 14 pounds and equals 44 pounds avoirdupois in certain contexts.
Alleged Attack Robber Nabbed Band at Sto
Ex convict Charles Schwibbe, 37, with a long criminal history, is jailed in Greene County on 10000 bond for allegedly slugging and robbing 72 year old farmer William Coleman. Coleman identified Schwibbe and his grandson Billy Coleman said he saw Schwibbe take his grandfather to a barn before the escape. Coleman remains seriously injured with concussion after the November attack. Schwibbe’s record traces to 1912 with burglary and later offenses including post office robbery and counterfeiting.
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Charles Schwibbe
Greene County
William Coleman
Linton
Schwibbe
Greene Circuit Court
J. Raymond Powell
Orval D. Hunter
Goleman
Westphalia
Mat Flynn
Fred Martitt
George ,Steimel
Ira Craigs
Veral Shith
Bloomfield
Coleman
Coleman Farm
Billy Coleman
Pontiac
Danville
Federal
Model Katharine Meneachem’s canceled wedding trip
Katharine Meneachem of Detroit broke her engagement to a Sarnia dentist the day before marriage plans with Roy J. Freuhauf a Des Moines auto trailer firm executive. Freuhauf suffered a heart attack delaying the nuptials. He is reported recovering in a Des Moines hospital.
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Roy J. Freuhauf
Katherine Menachem
Detroit
Miss Menehem
Frewhauf
Chicago
Freuhauf
Des Moines
Chicago couple visits Linton family over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neill of Chicago spent the weekend in Linton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neill and Mr. and Mrs. 2. A. Mowery. They were dinner guests in the Mowery home and returned to Chicago last night.
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Chicago
Kenneth Neill
Linton
Frank Neill
2. A. Mowery
Mowery
Noted Knox County offender with multiple prison terms
The report outlines a man who faced repeat convictions in Knox circuit court. He received three-year sentences for vehicle taking in 1927 and for second degree burglary in 1932. After a three-year penitentiary term, he was released in April 1935.
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Atlanta
Knox Circuit
Knox Court
Linton Miners Edge Dagger Netters 26 to 23
Linton Miners overcame the Dagger Netters 26 to 23 in a close gymnasium finish led by Jack Allen and Lloyd Hensley. Evans led Bulldogs scoring early and Kennedy exited late with fouls as Dugerer reserves won 21 to 20 in the prelim.
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Linton Carers
Dageer
Haskell Osborn
Bulldogs
Linton
Linton Miners
Woo
Jack Allen
Lloyd Hensley
Miners
Allen
Hensley
Evans
Dugrer
Kennedy
Dugerer
Film fete honors Wells Chaplin as noted historians
A garbled screening program honors H. G. Wells and Charlie Chaplin with a testimonial. The event lists attendees Poul Goddard Crerronsl and others in a period theater setting featuring Chaplin and Charlie Chaplin.
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Poul Tte
Goddard
Crerronsl
Two Terre Haute Men Die in Wreck Near Vincennes
Orval Dollason aged 25 and Earl Smith aged 24, both of Terre Haute, were killed in a fog wreck five miles south of Vincennes. Fred High Arthur Taylor of Terre Haute and Harold Sinclair of Vincennes were injured, with Taylor not expected to survive. The group was traveling from Terre Haute to Evansville after a weekend visit and collided with a bakery truck driven by Sinclair.
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Vincennes
Ind
U.R
Orval J. Dollason
Earl Smith
Terre Haute
Fred High
Arthur Taylor
Harold Sinclair
Princeton
Taylor
Evansville
Briggs Body
Sinclair
Governor Hoffman faces probe over Lindbergh case publicity
Trenton New Jersey December 9 Assemblyman Crawford Jamie son accused Governor Harold G Hoffman of using publicity from a disputed investigation into the Lindbergh baby murder and Hauptmann death sentence to boost a Republican presidential bid He threatened a legislative inquiry into Hoffmans motives unless justice is shown to have miscarried.
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Trenton
N. J
U.P
Crawford Jamieson
Harold G. Hoffman
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Bruno Richrd Hauptmann
Hoffman
Herman Hayes Court Appearance Over Bond Set
Tierman Hayes of Linton appeared in Greene Circuit Court with his attorney to explain why he was absent at last Wednesday's trial. The court ordered a new bond of 100 dollars and he remains jailed in Greene County awaiting posting later today.
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Tierman Hayes
Linton
Greene Circuit
Greene County
Mass Meeting of Miners Called in City
A mass meeting of United Mine Workers of America is scheduled for 7 o'clock Wednesday night at the Knights of Pythias hall in this city. Delegates and international representatives have been invited to attend.
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United Mine Workers of America
Knights of Pythias
Multiple Patients Undergo Varying Operations in Area Hospitals
Mrs Diana Cassner 74 from Bloomfield had an arm amputated this morning. Mrs Raymond Clayton of Worthington, Ralph Good of Newberry, and Mrs Withel Duncan of Bloomfield all underwent major operations recently. Miss Irene Green of Freeman Greene County Hospital will be moved home this afternoon after a week as a patient. Mrs Kenneth Russell of Linton rural route had a minor operation Sunday and Mrs Jed Willey of Worthington also submitted to a minor operation yesterday. Barbara Sargent was moved home yesterday.
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Diana Cassner
Bloomfield
Raymond Clayton
Worthington
Ralph Good
Newberry
Withel Duncan
Irene Green
Freeman- Greene County Hospital
South Main Street
Supreme Court Rejects Hauptmann Plea for Review
The Supreme Court denied Albert Hauptmann's appeal to halt his execution for the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder. The denial ends most legal avenues, leaving the New Jersey board of pardons as Hauptmann's last hope to avoid the electric chair if new evidence emerges.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Uph
United States Supreme Court Today
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
T Hauptmann
Siemington
Hauptmann
New Jersey Board of Pardons
Eixuptmann
Fog Blamed For Autos Wreck Near Sandborn
Fog was blamed for a collision on state road 67 near Sandborn early today. Two autos were demolished but their occupants, Wilmer Owens of Bloomington and Amile Jaster of Vincennes, escaped injuries. both cars towed to a Sandborn garage.
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Sandborn
Wilmer Owens
Bloomington
Bloomingston Packet Company
Mmile Jaster
Vincennes
Jaster
Lineton
Lin+ ton Daily Citizen
Bill Page Returned To Veterans Hospital In Indianapolis
World War veteran W M Bill Page was returned to the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis yesterday. He had been in failing health since last May when he was sent home from the hospital. He traveled with his father James Page.
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Bill” Page
Veerans
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