Grand Jury Asked To Probe Columbians Nazi Plot
Georgia attorney general Eugene Cook announced confessions tying the Columbians to a Nazi modeled scheme to overthrow the government with arms from occupied Germany. A Fulton County grand jury was asked to investigate illegal dynamite possession and related plots as a flurry of arrests and Klan taunts shook Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Eugene Cook
The
Columbians, Inc
Germany
New York City
James H. Sheldon
Cook
James Ralph Childers
Lanier Waller
Childers
Waller
Renee Forrest
New York
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
Dan Duke
Emory Burke
E. E. (Shorty) Andrews
Fulton
Capitol
Navy Recruiter to Visit Linton for Naval Reserve V-6
Lt. Cdr. R. C. McCoy and Chief Storekeeper F. L. McCann of the Indianapolis Recruiting Station will visit Linton on December 16 to set up a recruiting desk at the Civil Service room of the Post Office. Ex servicemen may enlist in the V-6 Inactive Naval Reserve with no medical, rapid registration in twenty minutes, and benefits include accrual of longevity and two weeks paid cruise. Bring discharge papers for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Army
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Naval Reserve
Cdr
R. C. McCoy
USNR
F. L. McCann
USN
Indianapolis
Linton
Civil Service Room
Organized Reserve
Talk of the Hour program opens with Captain Fielding
Captain Michael Fielding will appear at the Grand Theatre at eight this evening in the first Talk of the Hour program. The event marks the start of a new club series. tickets are available in the theatre lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Fielding
Grand Theatre
Talk of the Hour Club
Democrat Women Meet Thursday Christmas Party Greene County
The Women's Democrat club of Greene county will meet at city hall at noon Thursday for a Christmas party. Each member should bring a covered dish and a 50 cent gift for the grab bag. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Democrat Club
Greene County
Fellowship Supper at First Christian Church
Members of the First Christian church will host a Fellowship Supper in the basement on Wednesday at 6 30 o clock. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Moscow to Host Next Big Four Foreign Ministers Meeting
The United States backs Molotov’s plan to hold the next big four foreign ministers’ gathering in Moscow to draft German and Austrian peace treaties starting March 10. Byrnes supports a Moscow meeting to spur German settlement and press freedom, while ensuring a smaller deputy group hears Little Nations views. Molotov invites the council. Byrnes signals early backing.
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New York
U.P
Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
United Nations
Germany
James F. Byrnes
Soviet Union
Paris
Minis
Viacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
Erican Sour
Byrnes
Council
Moloto
Transport plane crashes in Japan near Osaka
A C-46 transport aircraft from Itami air base near Osaka crashed two minutes after takeoff at 1 p.m. en route Tokyo to Fukuoka. All but one aboard were killed. one survivor reported. The plane belonged to the 317th troop carrier group and a board of investigation was appointed to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Itami
Osaka
Fukuoka
Kyushu
317Th Troop Carrier Group
Jaycee Meeting Set at Teen Town Hall Tonight
An important Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held at Teen Town Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. All members should attend as plans will be made to participate in the Industries for Linton drive.
Hospital Report From Local Clinic
Cathryn Campbell 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell of Jasonville admitted for observation then dismissed. Otha Page Worthington route 2 admitted for medical treatment today. Yorma Miller Linton route 2 underwent minor surgery this morning. Mrs Amanda Holtsclaw of for medical treatment. Maurice Borden admitted for medical treatment. Felix Gardner Crane underwent appendectomy this morning. Mrs Eva Haji Owensburg dismissed. Mrs Robert Kirkley and baby taken home in Crane. Mrs Dorcas Nolan and baby taken home. Mrs Charles Ashcraft taken to home in Crane today. Vance Sappenfield dismissed this afternoon.
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Cathryn Campbell
Robert Campbell
Jasonville
Otha Page
Worthington Route 2
Yorma Miller
Linton
Amanda Holtsclaw
Maurice Borden
Felix Gardner
Crane
Eva Haji
Owensburg
Robert Kirkley
Baby
Dorcas Nolan
Charles Ashcraft
Vance Sappenfield
Stab wound proves fatal for Indianapolis man Payton
In Indianapolis a 26 year old machinist Payton died after a stabbing near a tavern. Detectives arrested three men Logan Belle, William Owens and Arthur Himpton as suspects. Payton survived by his wife and two year old son after three years military service overseas.
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Ianapolis
U.P
Payton
Indianapolis
San
Yton
Logan Belle
William F. Owens
Arthur Himpton
Indianapoli
Michael
Pacific
Strike Violence at Allis-Chalmers Plant
In West Allis near Milwaukee 56 CIO demonstrators were arrested after a half hour of fighting at the Allis-Chalmers gate. Police and deputies mirrored injuries. 50 demonstrators and four nonstrikers injured. Cars burned and windows smashed as 900 officers faced about 1,500 strikers and supporters. Authorities planned charges and bail decisions as the sheriff weighs requesting state troopers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
CIO
Allis-Chnalmers
West Allis
United Automobile Workers
James Flately
George Hanley
Walter S. Goodland
Divided Supreme Court Predicted In Lewis Contempt Case
Washington lawyers forecast a split court ruling on contempt sentences against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers of America. The case, argued January 14, centers on the Norris LaGuardia anti injunction act and whether it shields the government from federal injunctions in labor disputes.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Lewis
Donald R. Richberg
Richberg
Felix Frankfurter
Justice Department
District Court
T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
CIO
United Automobile Workers
New York
United Steel Workers
Philip Murray
Robert Nathan
Office of War Mobilization
United Electrical Workers
UAW
USW
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
AFL
Cudahy
Chrysler
Packard
Hudson
Kaiser-Frazer
General Motors
Ford
Mrs Rosie Cole Dies At Home In Pleasantville
Mrs. Rosie Cole age 69 died at her home Monday afternoon at two. She is survived by three daughters Bessie Tincher Lin ton Myrtle Dove Bloomington and Mattie Padgett Detroit Mich. Two sons Jesse Padgett Ko lean and Logan Padgett Linton three brothers Joe Sherman Wright Lin ton Presley Wright Sullivan and four sisters Sadie Fredericks Linton Susie Moody Bloomington Louis McDonald Switz City Ella Walters Oblong. Funeral at Burris Chapel Church Wednesday at 2 with burial in church cemetery.
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Rosie Cole
Bessie Tincher
Linton
Myrtle Dove
Bloomington
Mattie Padgett
Detroit
Mich
Jesse Padgett
Koleen
Logan Padgett
Joe and
Sherman Wright
Presley Wright
Sullivan
Sadie Fredericks
Susie Moody
Bloomfield
Louis McDonald
Switz City
Ella Walters
Oblong
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Burris Chapel
Wakefields Welcome Son Charles Warren in Marion
Mr and Mrs Charles Wakefield of Marion announce the birth of a son born December 2 weighing seven pounds. He is named Charles Warren. Mrs Wakefield is identified as one of Linton s foreign brides and was formerly Miss Anna Pozone of Naples Italy.
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Charles Wakefield
Marion
Charles Warren
Wakefield
Linton
Anna Pozone
Naples
Italy
Indiana Mines Back at Work Amid Light Absenteeism
All Indiana soft coal mines opened with under ten percent absenteeism among about 8 500 Hoosier miners. Approximately 85 percent of normal daily production, about 90 000 tons, was expected, with 961 cars of coal in reserve for essential users. Authorities said coal flow should normalize within four to five days.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Indiaanapolis
Robert Gray
Solid Fuels Administration
Gray
Hoosier
Indiana Hotels To Be Inspected After Fire
Indiana Fire Marshal Bowser promised a thorough fire hazard inspection of hotels statewide following recent fires. A $500 blaze at the Huron hotel in downtown Indianapolis caused no injuries as 140 occupants slept. faulty wiring on the third floor sparked the fire before it reached a second floor utility room. Fire Chief Fulmer said downtown buildings will be inspected immediately to prevent a tragedy like those in Atlanta and Saskatoon.
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Indanapolis
Indiana
Carter I. Bowser
Indianapolis
Huron
Bowser
Harry H. Fulmer
Atlanta
Saskatoon
Canada
Revivalist R B Campbell to Speak at Lyons Dedication
Rev R B Campbell of Greenville Indiana general secretary of Evangelism for the Free Methodist church will lead pre dedication services at 7 pm in the new Free Methodist church Lyons starting Wednesday through Sunday He will also oversee the Sunday 2 30 pm dedication with the topic The Importance in Christian Living The public is invited.
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R. B. Campbell
Greenville
Inl
The
Free Methodist Church
New Free Methodist Church
Lyons
Boy Scout Troop Harvests Trees From Greene-Sullivan Forest
Members of Boy Scout Troop No. 50 are cutting Christmas trees from the Greene-Sullivan state forest for the first time. The trees are uniform in size and said to be high quality. This is the troop’s principal source of support, and the public is urged to patronize them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop No. 50
Greene-Sullivan State Forest
Belle Dunbar Called by Death
Belle Dunbar former Carlisle resident died at her son Albert Dunbar’s home in Indianapolis. She leaves two sons Albert and Ora Dunbar, four Carrico brothers, and sister Sarah Edes. Funeral at Bethany Church Thursday at 2 PM with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Belle Dunbar
Carlisle
Albert Dunbar
Indianapolis
Albert
Ora Dunbar
Wesley Carrico
Paxton
George
Elmer
Homer Carrico
Sarah Edes
Farmersburg
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Elmer Carrice
Bethany Church
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Lester
Albert Jacobshagen
Farmer’s Tankage Co
Duffin Chambers
Jim Baker
the Baker Grocery
Kenneth Arthur
Helen Arthur
R. W. Sims
the Rainbow Stores
John Brisco
Sue Brisco
Marie Sanders
Faye Goodman
John L. Goodman
Goodman
Alice Gilligan
Thomas R. Gilligan
Elmer Sanders
Lucille Fern Robinette
Dorothy Allen
Charles Allen
Democrat
Bloc Council
Russia
Japan
Jaycee Meeting
Arlin Payton
Ring
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