Jasonville Child Ronald Hadley Killed Saturday
Ronald Hadley five years old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hadley of Jasonville died Saturday afternoon from injuries after being struck by a truck in Jasonville's business district. The accident occurred near Main street when the boy ran into the side of a Stewart truck. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Jasonville United Brethren church with Rev Paul Neal and Rev Fields officiating. Burial in Lebanon cemetery.
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Ronald Hadley
Kenneth Hadley
Jasonville
Hadley
McNabb
Fred Stewart
McClanahan Funeral Home
Terre Haute
Stewart
Keneath Hadley
Sam Wilkes
Newton Hadley
Purdue Experts Lead Greene County Short Course
Farmers homemakers and residents from Greene and neighboring counties attend a two day Purdue Greene County Short Course in Linton with separate men and women sessions led by Purdue specialists. The program includes soil fertility, livestock profits, legume production, home lighting and electrical equipment, table setting, refreshments and a student talent show with sessions continuing Wednesday morning on forage pastures and animal husbandry topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Purdue-Greene County
Linton
Linton-Stockton High School
Linton Elks
North Main Street
Purdue University
Greater Linton Club
Greene County
Arthur Haseman
Florence Hester
K. E. Beeson
Beeson
Bauman
Elks
Virginia Berry
Lois Oberhelman
Purdue
Berry
Linton- Stockton High School
Me. Beeson
F. G. King
Animal Husbandry Department
Robbery at EK J Ecker Store Yields 25 Cents
Linton police report a weekend theft at the EK J Ecker and son store on South Main street. Entry by the rear floor during Sunday trading left a candy box emptied of money and lights untouched, with not more than 25 cents missing. Police continue the investigation.
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EK. J. Ecker and Son
South Main Street
Linton Police Department
Indiana Ripper Measure Passed to Repeal 1933 Act
Indiana Senate approved a bill repealing the McNutt governmental reorganization act of 1933 and sent it to Governor Schricker for signature. The measure, approved 30 to 1 along party lines, would take effect May 1 1941 and leaves no replacement for government machinery. House progress included a move to outlaw two percent clubs with opposition to broad wording.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Indiana
Senate
Schricker
House
H. H. Evans
R. New Castle
Howard Batman
Terre Haute
ShopTaw Lays Out Fine In Greene County Jail
Bob Shoptaw of Linton pled guilty in local police court to public intoxication. He was fined $1 and costs totaling $11.80 and will serve twelve days in Greene County jail after his Saturday arrest.
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Bob Shoptaw
Linton
Greene County
Bloomfield
Shoptaw
Hospital Briefs: Several Major Surgeries and Dismissals
Mrs. Fred Myers of Worthington and Mrs. Jacob Linthicum of Bloomfield Route 2 underwent major operations this morning and afternoon. Mrs. William Angleton of Linton Route 2 gave birth to a seven pound four ounce son named William P on Sunday morning. The new mother and baby were taken home today. Mrs. Jess Fongerousse of Jane had a minor operation Sunday morning. Charles Davis of C Street Northeast was dismissed Saturday evening. Mrs. W. O. Bucher of Worthington and Mrs. Harry Crist of Jasonville were dismissed and taken home this morning.
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Fred Myers
Worthington
Jacob Linthicum
Bloomfield
William Angleton
Linton
William P
Jess Fongerousse
Jane
Charles Davis
C" Street
W. O. Bucher
Harry Crist
Jasonville
Debt limit bill advances in U S House despite party split
Washington February 3 The house ways and means committee approved a bill to raise the national debt limit from 49 000 000 500 to 65 000 000 000 in a 15 to 10 vote along party lines. Republicans opposed reporting after a prior fight to cap at 56 500 000 000.
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Washington
U.ri
House
Ways and Means Committee
Worthington Schools Chief Hospitalized With Serious Illness
Virgil Fisher superintendent of Worthington Jefferson schools was taken to St Vincent's hospital in Indianapolis for treatment and was reported to be seriously ill.
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Virgil Fisher
Worthington-Jefferson
Worthington
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Supreme Court upholds wage hour law in New Deal reform
The Supreme Court unanimously affirms the constitutionality of the wage hour act in two Georgia lumber and Southern cotton mill test cases. In Washington the House approves a three day debate rule on the administration's British aid bill, urged by Sol Bloom as the best safeguard for liberty.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
High Court
Georgia Lumber Company
House
Sol Bloom
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
Bloom
Linton Auto Mechanics Class Formed for Defense Program
The Linton school for auto mechanics opens Tuesday at 3 45 pm for a national defense program. Ten members chosen from WPA and non WPA rolls will study at Linton Stockton High School and Cliff Strong garage with Raleigh Roach as instructor. Members will not work on customers cars during classes.
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Linton School For
O. Sca
W.P.A. Rolls
W.P.A
Lloyd Rodecker
Switz City
Thomas Gish
Gail Eather Carpenter
Donald Page
Lewis Morrison
Linton
Carl Himebrook
John Kelly
Bruce Shake
Clarence Wolford
Robert Patterson
Linton - Stockton High School
Cliff Strong
Raleigh Roach
Strong
Verdict Given In Meurer Versus Bi County Coal Case
A verdict for James H. Meurer was returned Saturday in the Meurer versus Bi County Coal labor case. Judge Peter Braw at the justice court granted $85.92 to the plaintiff. Attorneys Powell and Haywood will appeal. The case moved from William L. Jackson’s justice court to Justice of the Peace Braw through a venue change.
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James H. Meurer
Bi- County Coal Company
Peter Braw
Justice of the Peace
Ellett M. Meurer
Powell and
Haywood
Justice of the Peace Court
William L. Jackson
Court of Justice of the Peace Braw
Franco German crisis grows as Laval possible in power
Reports from Paris and London describe Franco German tensions with Petain ally Darrian traveling to Paris to broker an end to the deadlock while Laval is urged to return to power. Britain alert to potential early Nazi attack as Japan expands in the South Pacific. Lions include Willkie in Britain meeting royals and touring bombed cities Coventry and Birmingham.
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Great Britain
British Isles
Henri Philippe Petain
Francois Darrian
Paris
Laval
Petain
Germany
Far East
Japan
South Pacific
United States
Fumimaro Konoye
Tokyo
Len Talem Omar
Thailand
Indo - China
Shanghai
Liverpool
England
U.P
Wendell L. Willkie
Manchester
Midlands
London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Willkie
Coventry
Birmingham
County Dads Lei Contracts Today
Greene County Board of Commissioners met in Bloomfield for their February session. They awarded contracts for dynamite and explosives, heavy hardware, auto accessories, grader blades, cement and lumber, and accepted rights of way grants for White Oak school road, 21 B road, and Frye road. The meeting also approved a $50,000 tax anticipatory note sale and initiated a $15,000 temporary loan for poor relief. county nurse Miss Mary Portzline reported.
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Greene County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Bloomfield
Linton
Citizene’ National Bank
Peoples Trust Company
Orval Combs
Holliday and Company Firm
Indianapolis
Ane E. J. Ecker & Son Company
Fred Mallotte
Petersburg
Bloomfield Lumber Company
White Oak School
Taylor Township
Wright Township
Frye
Smith Township
Mary Portzline
Amos Flake 89 Dies After Illness in Freeman-Greene County
Amos Flake 89 longtime Linton resident died Sunday after a several day illness in Freeman-Greene county hospital He was born November 26 1853 and was age 85 years two months seven days He is survived by six children including Harley Flake John B Flake Donna Vandeventer Mollie Groomer Clovie Cook and Myrtle Cox The body was taken to Newkirk Funeral Home Pleasantville and returned to Myrtle Coxs home in Linton for services at Pleasant Ridge Church near Bloomfield Tuesday at 10 60 oclock with burial at Ball Hill Cemetery.
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Amos Flake
Linton
Freeman-Greene County
Mr. Flake
Eliza J. Flake
Harley Flake
Indianapolis
John B. Flake
Bloomfield
Donna Vandeventer
Mollie Groomer
Silsberry
Clovie Cook
Myrtle Cox
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Pleasant Ridge
Ball Hill
Court of Honor for Boy Scouts Tonight
A court of honor for the Boy Scouts of the Black Diamond district including Greene and Owen counties will be held at 7 00 tonight in Linton First Methodist church. Merit badges will be awarded and other district business will be conducted.
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Boy Scouts
Black Diamond
Greene
Owen Counties
Linton First Methodist Church
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Hitler
Berlin
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Gottlitzer
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Egypt
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