Spain in State of War as Barbarians Attack Barcelona
Barcelona endures martial law as Insurgent forces from Spain, Moors, Italy, and Germany attack. Civilians rush defenses after three air raids by 9:30 am, while U.S. evacuation orders pull consular staff and refugees from Calderas. About 200 American nationals amid a larger group of citizens and dependents are in Barcelona area.
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Barcelona
Spain
U.P
Spanish Republic
Nice
France
U.S.S
Omaha
Said
Calderas
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Resident of Cass Called by Death
John Will Ham 77 year old Cass resident and retired farmer died at 9:30 am Sunday after a year long illness. Born December 22 1861 in Owen county he was survived by children Fred Ham Cass Harley Ham Bloomfield Homer Ham Bloomfield Mrs Nora Lenning Bloomfield route 3 and Mrs Ethel Wright Linton route 2 plus eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at Newark Baptist Church east of Bloomfield with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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John Will Ham
Cass
Mr. Ham
Owen County
Fred Ham
Harley Ham
Bloomfield
Homer Ham
Nora Lenning
Ethel Wright
Linton
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Cade Wright
White Rose
Newark Baptist Church
Two Arrests In Hog Theft Charged In Greene County
Two arrests were announced in Greene County for the theft of a hog from Harry Lan dis at Worrington. Norman Fish of Jasonville is charged with hog theft. Fred Bolinger of Jasonville is charged with auto banditry. Fish bond set at 500 dollars. Bolinger bond set at 1,000 dollars. The hog valued at 10 dollars. Bolinger previously questioned in 1933 murder case of Mrs. Mary Ellis.
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Harry Landis
Worrington
Indiana State Police Department
Greene County
Bert Caldwell
Greene Circuit Court
Norman Fish
Jasonville
Bloomfield
Fred Bolinger
Fish
Bolinger
Mary Ellis
Arrest in fur license case ends long chase in Indiana
A man identified as Edward A. Rice of St. Louis was arrested after a multi county pursuit by four game wardens including Carl Elliott. Rice pleaded guilty to ten charges for purchasing fur pelts without a license, paying 241.50 in fines, and $273.95 worth of pelts were confiscated.
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Indiana
Greene County
Attaoli
Carl Elliott
Edward A. Rice
St. Louis
Vincennes
Carlisle
Sullivan
Freelandville
Bloomfield
Bedford
Paoli
Elliott
Will Trout
Washington
Wallace Foster
John T. Roll
Fredericksburg
Rice
Justice of the Peace
Elijah
Scott
Warden Elliott
Indianapolis
William H. Sims Dies at 47 in Linton
Funeral services were held for William Herschel Sims 47 in Linton after two months illness. He died at his brother Benny Sims home. Survived by wife Ada predeceased him, mother Ninnie Jones, two children Richard and Paul, brothers Benny O and Rassie C, and sisters Gertie Fox Lola Burns Flossie Sims and Hazel Rusher.
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William Herschel Sims
Linton
Benny Sims
Welch and Cornett
Switz City
Robert B. Boyd
Sims
Ninnie Jones
West Linton
Richard
Paul Sims
Benny O. Sims
Rassie C. Sims
Gertie Fox
Lola Burns
Indianapolis
Flossie Sims
Solsberry
Hazel Rusher
Mrs Stanley Kling Improves After Major Operation
Mrs Stanley Kling of south of the city is reported to be getting along satisfactorily after a major operation at 10 50 o clock Saturday morning at the Mary Sherman hospital in Sullivan.
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Stanley Kling
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Girl Injured in Linton Street Car Crash
Miss Madeline Duncan of Sullivan received slight head injuries and bruises when the car driven by Reuben Hunter struck the rear of Walter Wolfe’s automobile at the First and A streets intersection in Linton. She was treated by a local physician and the injuries were not serious.
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Madeline Duncan
Sullivan
Walter Wolfe
Reuben Hunter
Linton
Duncan
Hunter
Wolfe
Welders to Meet Undefeated Bicknell Quintet
The Welders junior high basketball team hosts the undefeated Bicknell five in a 6 pm B team game at the local high school gym. Coach Garland Ladson lists Max Woolsey Bill Holder Guy Hamner Paul Steele and Bob Blevens or Phil Gilmour as probable starters. A large crowd is expected with admission 5 10 and 15 cents.
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Welders
Bicknell
Garland Ladson
Max “Buzz Saw” Woolsey
Bill Holder
Guy Hamner
Paul Steele
Bob Blevens
Phil Gilmour
Couple Repeats Wedding Ceremony in Rockville Return
Nate and Mrs. Schwedel, who wed in Chicago, renewed their marriage ceremony in Rockville Connecticut after returning to live there to accommodate friends who missed the initial event.
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Rockville
Conn
Chicago
Nate. Schwedel
Mail reunion linked to linotype typing of dispatch
Daily Citizen linotype operator Floyd Shannon typed a United Press dispatch from Cheyenne about Dr Lester C Hunt Wyoming secretary of state. He recalled serving with Hunt in a Camp hospital at Columbus New Mexico 1917 1919. Hunt's wartime buddy mailed him and invited a visit in the Wyoming Capitol.
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Floyd Shannon
Daily Citizen Linotype
United Press Dispatch
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lester C. Hunt
Shannon
Dr. Hunt
Camp Hospital
Columbus
N. M
Health plans to be considered by Congress
President Roosevelt asked Congress to study a national health program with eventual annual medical aid expenditures of 850 million dollars. The plan envisions federal state cooperation and federal grants to finance local health programs, but he did not seek immediate adoption.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Survivors of Cavalier Disaster Rescued by Tanker Esso Baytown
The tank ship Esso Baytown arrived in New York with five men and five women rescued from the sea 800 miles from land. They survived the British flying boat Cavalier which sank after departing Bermuda en route to New York. The Baytown was expected to reach port at about 3 30.
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New York
Esso Baytown
Cavalier
Bermuda
WPA rolls to be purged of ineligible workers
Indianapolis dispatch reports John K. Jennings state WPA administrator announced a new purge of WPA rolls. Workers whose status changed since assignment will be removed and others whose relief applications contained erroneous statements will be released immediately.
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Indianapolis
John K. Jennings
WPA
Jennings
Americans Urged to Leave Barcelona as Siege Intensifies
The U S consulate in Barcelona urged Americans to evacuate at once as Nationalist forces pressed toward the Loyalist capital. Reports said Loyalist defenses struggled to hold the advancing lines and street fighting intensified in the city.
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Hendaye
United States
Barcelona
Lyons Switz City 10 60 10 Tourney Dugan Also Wins
In the Wabash Valley tournament finalists, Lyons Lions beat Epsom Salts 30-20 at Lyons, Switz City Midgets upset Bloomfield Cardinals, and Dugger Bulldogs defeated Sullivan’s Golden Arrows 20-16 to reach Terre Haute. Jasonville Yellow Jackets fell to Farmersburg Plow Boys 39-29.
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Lyons
Switz City
Dugger
Lyons Lions
Dugger Bulldogs
Terre Haute
Lions
Epsom Salts
Bloomfield Cardinals
Sullivan
Golden Arrows
Odon
Linton
Epsom Basketeers
Bloomfield
Dagger Bulldogs
Sullivan High
Bulldogs
Hiatt
Livingston
Martin
Arrows
Jasonville
Yellow Jackets
Shelburn
Farmersburg
Recount Started in Mayor's Contest Four Precincts
United Press reports recounts opened in the mayoral race with results due after four precincts. A severe northeast cold wave and a freak storm left New England and upstate New York crippled with deaths, stranded motorists, and damaged city streets as winds up to 60 mph battered the region.
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New England
Upstate
New York
Syracusee
N. Y
Broadway
Oneida Barracks
Buffalo
Claude Perkins Dies in Cheyenne Auto Accident
Claude Bones Perkins age 45 formerly of Linton was killed Sunday in Cheyenne Wyoming when struck by a car. His father W D Perkins of Glenburn confirms the death. he was married with no children and sister Anna Moody of Linton. Funeral details were not yet final.
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Claude “Bones” Perkins
Linton
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. D. Perkins
Glenburn
Anna Moody
Robbery Motive Sought in Indianapolis Murder Case
Police pursue robbery as motive after three diamond rings valued at about 2000 dollars vanish from the murdered Mrs Carrie Selah Romig in Indianapolis. Husband Harold Romig, 28, reports the loss as detectives reexamine past life of the 55 year old victim.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jaan
U.R
Carrie Selah Romig
Harold D. Romig
Hooded bandit slain by police captain’s son in chase
In Beloit Wisconsin a 19 year old police captain's son, Charles Tuller, shot and fatally wounded Ned Lee a 35 year old robber from Gary Indiana during a weekend chase. Lee wore a green hood in prior holdups and fled after a lunch wagon robbery leaving bank slips pointing to Gary deposits.
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Beloit
Wis
Juan
U.R
Ned Lee
Gary
Ind
Lee
Charles Tuller
Lee Tuller
Taller
Guests of Mrs Hoyt Clark and Family
Mrs Joseph C Clark and daughter Mama Lee with Mrs Lawrence Huffman and daughter Sue were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Hoyt Clark and family.
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Joseph C. Clark
Mama Lee
Lawrence Huffman
Sue
Recount Narrowly Shifts Mayor Race in Linton
After recounts in four precincts in Linton, Dr. George C. Porter gains three votes to close the gap with Dr. E. V. Bull. The recount commission, led by Edwin Long, Georgie Baker, and R. M. Vincent, works under Judge J. Raymond Powell's guidance to produce a fair tally. Initial tallies favored Bull by 45 votes.
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George C. Porter
Linton
Court House
Bloomfield
Porter
J. Raymond Powell
Greene Circuit Court
E. V. Bull
Midland man uses first aid to save piglet
Charles Wibler of Midland studied first aid last winter with instructors Walter Lawson and Bob Davidson. When a sow sat on a piglet, he used the Schaeffer method of artificial respiration, reviving the breathless piglet which later fed and grew into one of the largest piglets in the litter.
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Charles Wibler
Midland
Walter Lawson
Bob Davidson
Wibler
Local Hospital Quietly Updates on Patients
Mrs. Vaneta Mounier underwent a minor operation this morning. Mrs. Raymond Powell and baby were discharged to their home this afternoon. Mrs. Irvin Bureh of Bloomfield Route 1 was dismissed this morning. Mrs. Kenneth Kendall of Lyons was taken to her home Sunday. Earl Cook of Bloomfield was dismissed this morning.
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Vaneta Mounier
Raymond Powell
Baby
Irvin Bureh
Bloomfield
Kenneth Kendall
Lyons
Earl Cook
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Jack Baber
Baber
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Baker
East Farm
John R. Chapman
Jack Baker
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Harry Rhodenbeck
Harry Antibus
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Antibus
Sol
Walter
Fish Creek
Freedom
Wabash River
Zachary Taylor
William Taylor
Gill Prairie
Louisville
Landon Dodd
Aaron Thompson
Turman’s Creek
Dodd Tavern
Stagg
Greene River
Nelson County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Richard Dodd
Sarah Bowman Dodd
Sullivan County
Republic OF Spain
Pends
British Imperial Airways
Atlantic
Man
Edward Rice
William Jr. Sims
Linton Gymnasium
U.9
Area
Epsom
Jeffers
Johnson
Skemp
Goodwin
Worrell
O’bannon
Oneida
United Press
Claude Perkins
Wyoming
Romig
Wisconsin City
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