Jackson Favored for Justice 103
Washington reports that Attorney General Robert H. Jackson, a New Deal regular, is widely regarded as President Roosevelt’s choice to become the 12th Chief Justice, succeeding Charles Evans Hughes. Hull and Stone are also mentioned as speculative candidates, with age factors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPR
Robert H. Jackson
New Deal
Roosevelt
United States
Jackson
Charles Evans ‘Hughes
Supreme Court
Hughes
Harding
Hoover
Congress
Cordell Hull
Harlan F. Stone
Coolidge
William Howard Taft
Edward D. White
North County Line Happenings Reach Spencer Area Families
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brinson and family of Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Thacker hosted Friday guests. Long weekend visits included Harold Freeman of Indianapolis and various Freeman and Farley relatives from Bloomington Hendricksville and Elletsville. Several attended Spencer high school eighth grade exercises. health concerns and extended family visits continued through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brinson
Spencer
Jimmy Thacker
Jay Freeman
Harold Freeman
Indianapolis
James Fainot
Beverly
Tommy
Joe Farley
Inez Farley
Elsworth Farley
Hendricksville
Edwin Farley
Elletsville
Ann Dirgen
Murt Harris
Bloomington
Madeline Maners
Marcella Freeman
Johnny Freeman
Mort Freeman
Lou Chambers
Lem Stogstill
Bobby
Freddy Fainot
Bob
Billy Freeman
Spencer High School
Owen County
Mabel Reynolds
Wendel Watkins
Salem Church
Wayne Rankins
Wanda,Farley
Oliver Abrams
Abrams
Winfred Hendricks
Marta Freeman
Roosevelt Draft Power Bill Sparks Bipartisan Clash
President Roosevelt seeks authority to draft personal property of any kind drawing sharp charges from opponents that he aims for dictatorship. The bill, introduced in the Senate by Robert Reynolds with War Department backing, faces a fight similar to conscription battles with strong opposition from Republicans and some Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Robert R. Reynolds
N. C
Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Navy Department
Office of Production Management
Indiana University 112th Commencement Honors Swindler Aboard
Bloomington, Ind June 3 Thirteen hundred graduates received degrees at Indiana University in final exercises of the 112th commencement Principal speaker Dr Mary Hamilton Swindler Bryn Mawr archaeology professor predicted growing co education progress Honorary doctor of law degrees were conferred on Dr Swindler Harry A Mullis National Relations Board Bertram B Culver and Edwin R Culver Jr of St Louis son and grandson of Henry Harrison Culver founder of Culver Military Academy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
U.P
Indiana University
Mary Hamilton Swindler
Bryn Mawr ~College
University
Swindler
Harry Alvin Mullis
National Relations Board
Bertram B. Culver
Edwin R. Culver Jr
St. Louis, Mo
Henry Harrison Culver
Culver Military Academy
Linton Horseshoe Squad Loses Close Match to Bicknell Tossers
The Linton horseshoe team lost to Bicknell by 13 fingers and 87 points in a tight Sunday contest. Final round decided the winner. Linton WPA sponsored team posted 800 ringers and 1233 points to Bicknell 813 ringers and 1531 points. Practice sessions are set for tonight and Thursday ahead of a June 8 game with Jasonville on Linton courts.
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Linton
Bicknell
WPA Recreation Department
B. Tubby
D. Flynn
C. Coker
H. Trinkle
J. Alsop
E. Johnson
Buckles
Jasonville
Linton Courts
First Inspection Set for Thursday in Yard and Garden Contest
The Civic Garden club announces the first inspection of yards and wardens in its annual Yard and Garden contest will be Thursday morning. Entries may still be submitted by telephone to Mrs J C Fritz at 459 J through Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Garden Club
J. C. Fritz
Lightning Strikes Dugger Home. Woman Injured
Mrs Eva Crooks of Dugger suffered a broken arm when lightning hit the Crooks residence in Dugger on Saturday evening. The bolt started a fire but caused only minor damage while the shock caused her fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Crooks
Dugger
Harrison Crooks
Crooks
Expert Discusses Hog Production and Disease Control
Lafayette Ind June 3 An extension expert from Purdue University outlines the need to control hog diseases within the national Food for Defense program. Key points cover cholera vaccination timing, dysentery lack of immunization, and the impact of swine brucellosis on breeding herd efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
National Food For Defense
Lb. P. Doyle
Purdue University
Doyle
Purdue
Social visits and family guests across several towns
A sequence of calls and visits shows neighbors and relatives from Clay City West Terre Haute Worthington Plainville Illinois Ohio Anderson Jasonville Dugger Bloomfield and Linton spending weekends and Sundays with friends and family including Emma Cross Clara Lukenbille Eva Howard Ray Golliher and others. Multiple households host guests from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Robert
Clay City
Emma Cross
Victor Lee
West Terre Haute
Emma Lee
Lexie
Arch Cross
Loren Mcintosh
Worthington
Clara ‘Lukenbille
Frank Cross
Ray Golliher
Plainville
Helen Myer
Local visitors and family gatherings noted near Pleasantville
Recent guests visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lind near Pleasantville. Daisy Martindale of Bloomfield spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Bess Fearnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lind
Pleasantville
Daisy Martindale
Bloomfield
Bess Fearnot
New Insulation Device Described in Southern Indiana
Paul Rice of Linton, local representative of a rock wool blower, describes the unique device used to blow in insulation for old and new homes. Rice, formerly of Broomfield, is half-owner and partners with Sehnaiter Lumber Company of Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rice
Linton
Indiana
Rice
Broomfield
Sehnaiter Lumber Company
Martinsville
Local Hardware Ad Seeks Gutters and Keys Services
A brief shop notice offers gutters measured for mail order prices and 24 hour service on keys. The ad emphasizes shop work only and appeals to customers needing quick gutter supplies and key service.
Marriage Licenses Issued by Sullivan County Clerk
Marriage licenses issued by the Sullivan circuit court clerk include Cecil W. Fifer a laborer from Sullivan rural route five with Anna Hickman. Duggery . Lee Richardson of Lyons route one with Evelyn Williams a Carlisle rural route three waitress.
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Sullivan
Cecil W. Fifer
Anna Hickman
Duggery
Lee Richardson
Lyons
Evelyn Williams
Carlisle
Note of Thanks from Linton Stockton High Prom Court
The Junior and Senior classes of Linton Stockton High School express gratitude for the honor of electing Jack Cravens and Gertrude Turner as king and queen of the Junior-Senior prom.
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Linton4
Stockton High School
Jack Cravens
Gertrude Turner
Conoco Nth Promotes Synthetic Oils At Local Station
A marketing blurb touts Conoco Nth synthetic oils promising greater engine protection and better mileage. It invites customers to ask for Conoco Nth at Your Mileage Mer chant's Conoco station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
America
Vacation Bible School Begins at Glenburn Mission
Daily sessions run weekdays from 9 to 11 in the Glenburn Mission. Children aged three through high school are invited to attend under the supervision of Deaconess Nola D. Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Glenburn Mission
Nola D. Yoder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ational Bank
North County Line
Dr. Swindier
Linton Horseshoe Squad
Marco
G. F. Chapman
St. N.W
Cal Hunt Grocery Keys
Cooper
Guickly
Daily Citizen
Death Valley
U.S. Weather Bureau
Conocot
Go Cara
Vacation Bible School
DR. Miles
Mya
Neilby
Hes
Ernest Perigo
Wilkinson Lumber Co
NEW Philco Radios
Maxwell Furniture CO
Wolford Flower Gardens
Linton-Stockton High School
Penny
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
Patrick - Regis Toomey
Cooy
Otto Kruger
Gloria Dickson
Wein
Dad
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