Pleasantville Horseshoe Club Defeats Linton On New Lighted Courts
The Pleasantville horseshoe team won 898 ringers and 1548 points to 708 ringers and 1039 points by Linton, a 190 ringer and 509 point margin. Individual scores listed for both teams reflect a debut on the new Pleasantville courts.
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Pleasantville
Linton
Near
Burris
Jackson
Cox
Rose
Price-Fige
Andis
Pergal
Alsop
Hart
Heath
McDonald-Shearn
Hayes
Geatches
Wilson
Tubby
Paris Styles in Net and Tulle Summer Dresses
Short informal dresses of net and tulle dominate summer fashion with cool fabrics that resist wrinkling. Lucien Lelong features a purplish blue tulle knee length piece, Patou offers black net ensembles with accordion pleats, and Mainbocher highlights black silk net outfits with double breasted jackets and embroidered ribbons.
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Audrey Ames
United Press
Paris
U.P
Lucien Lelong
Patou
Mainbacher
Mainbocher
Mine Run Reunion Hints at a United America
In a continued note on the blue and the gray a reunion piece frames Time as erasing lingering feuds and promises a single America with undivided loyalty. The author signs off with a call to gather Monday.
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America
Unusual Lily Dale Seance Season Promises Rap Ping Return
Lily Dale New York prepares for the annual seance season starting July 1. Spiritualist hosts from 14 states and three foreign countries will attend at Fox cottage the birthplace of modern spiritualism. The rap pings linked to the Split Foot spirit are expected to resurface as Flo Cottrell again acts as the medium despite past failed attempts.
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Lily Dale
N. Y
U.P
Millard Knox
Assembly
Fox Cottage
John Fox
Flo Cottrell
Livestock Report from Indianapolis Market
Hogs 1,000. Holdovers 165. Market steady. Lights 7.85 to 8.50, Mediums 8.85 to 9.10, Heavies 8.60 to 8.75. Cattle 100. Slaughter steers, yearlings and heifers mostly 25 cents higher. Cows strong to 15 cents higher. Bulls 25c higher. Vealers 50 cents higher. Fed steers 450 to 502 lb at 10.50, 700-800 lb at 9.50. Stockers and feeders 7.50 to 9.25. Lambs 9.50 to 10.50 weekly range. Slaughter ewes steady at 3 down. Yearlings uneven.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Goat Causes Fire Killing Farm Animals Near Salina
A barn fire on Leo Smith's farm near Salina New York killed ten pigs two cows six goats two rabbits and a horse after a goat kicked over a lantern. Smith leaped 14 feet from a hayloft to escape the blaze.
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Salina
N. Y
U.P
Leo Smith
Smith
Dressy Summer Dress Ideas Mention Net or Tulle
MORRIS CHAPEL 4 Isaac Underwood has been visiting with his daughter Mrs. Cora Piew and family of Roachdale. Mrs. Robert Carlisle and children were recent guests of Mrs. Elsie Hale. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Eaton of Bloomfield spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Swaby were recent visitors. Miss Ruby Underwood returned home after visiting Misses Mary Hewitt and Maryland Baker in Linton. Billy Goodman spent Tuesday with Bobby Smedley. Attendees at Lester Hale’s graduation from Indiana State Teachers College in Terre Haute included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hale, Mrs. Rose Smedley, Mrs. Chloe Smedley and sons Billy and Robby, Misses Loiz Hale, Eva Mae Houpt, Lester Hale and Junior Browning.
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Isaac Underwood
Cora Piew
Roachdale
Robert Carlisle
Elsie Hale
Leslie Eaton
Bloomfield
John Underwood
Milton Swaby
Ruby Underwood
Mary Hewitt
Maryland Baker
Linton
Billy Goodman
Bobby Smedley
Lester Hale
Indiana State Teachers College
Terre Haute
Earl ‘Hale
Rose Smedley
Chloe Smedley
Billy and
Robby
Loiz Hale
Eva Mae Houpt
Junior Browning
Light Stops Runaway Milk Wagon in Milwaukee
A 71 year old horse named Frank driven by Henry F. Votapek halted at a red light during a milk wagon runaway in Milwaukee after 15 years of street handling. The incident ended safely as the horse stopped at the intersection when the signal changed.
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Milwaukee
Frank
Henry F. Votapek
Man sentenced for theft of copper wire from relief camp
Sentence given to Joe Matich of Lapwai Idaho for stealing 15 miles of copper welding wire from an emergency relief camp in the Clearwater forest reserve. He is to serve a month for each mile of wire stolen under federal terms.
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Missoula
Mont
Joe Matich
Lapwai
Ida
Clearwater Forest Reserve
Moros resist Philippine independence on Mindanao and Sulu
In Jolo Mindanao and Sulu Moros show reluctance toward independence. About 300,000 in Sulu live peacefully under Philippine rule, with Ombra Amilbangsa as governor. Mindanao Moros refuse army service, preserving strong resistance led by figures like Aroles Tulawi who aided 1913 campaigns and helped shape the 1933 constitution.
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Don Dillon
United Press
Jolo
Philippine Islands
Washington
Manila
Mindanao
Sulu
United States
Japan
Young Ombra Amilbangsa
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Army
Aroles Tulawi
John J. Perthing
Pershing
Gen
Leonard Wood
Swastikas Removed From Brazil County Garage
Bricks bearing swastikas were removed from the front of the new county garage in Brazil Indiana after pressure from the Veterans of Foreign Wars and others. Veterans urged replacing the symbols with ornaments more in keeping with American traditions.
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Brazil
Ind
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Adolph Hitler
Autos thin out wildlife on 10 mile Jerseyville highway
A 10 mile stretch of state highway near Jerseyville reports several wildlife fatalities from autos. The tally includes three turtle doves, one cardinal, two woodpeckers, one flicker, a meadowlark, two quail, five rabbits and a possum.
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Jerseyville
U.P
Youth Crime Rise Tied to American Gangster Films
Juvenile court authorities in England and Wales blame American gangster pictures for a surge in youth crime. Criminal statistics show indictable offenders under 17 rising from 20 540 in 1934 to 27 126 in 1937.
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London
U.P
England
Wales
Tahlequah Seeks Stage Coach for Centennial Run
The Tahlequah Junior Chamber of Commerce mails letters across Oklahoma seeking a stage coach for a commemorative run from Tahlequah to Muskogee marking the 100th anniversary of the Tahlequah post office.
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Tahlequah
Okla
U.P
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Muskogee
Flying squad to study traffic crashes in Cleveland
Cleveland plans a flying squad of three technicians from the manslaughter unit to conduct scientific inquiries into auto crashes hit set incidents and manslaughter cases as the city fights traffic accidents.
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Cleveland
U.P
Toledo Manager Holds Triple Roles in City
John N. Edy serves as city manager safety director and finance director in Toledo. The Court of Appeals ruled the triple role is not approved and that the city manager may name directors but cannot personally perform all duties.
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Toledo
U.P
John N. Edy
Painterly prank on elderly handyman ends in hospital
Peter Nelson, 72, awoke on an outdoor bench in Worcester and found his arms face and neck daubed in bright green paint. Doctors and nurses labored over an hour to remove the hardened coating at city hospital.
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Worcester
Mass
U.P
Peter Nelson
City Hospital
Wells Fargo at the Grand Theater Opens Sunday
The Grand Theater presents Wells Fargo a historic drama about the Wells Fargo Trail with a large cast led by Bob Burns Joel MacCrea and Frances Dee. Added features include Armstrong versus Ross fight pictures a welterweight title bout and Metro News. Audioscopics shown through colored glasses at the door.
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Grand Theater
Wells Fargo
America
Wells Fargo Trail
Bob Burns
Joel MacCrea
Frances Dee
Armstrong
My Old Kentucky Home opens at Sher-Ritz theater Sunday
The film evokes the spirit of the South and follows a wealthy blue blood family drawn into headlines. Evelyn Venable leads with Grant Richards J Farrell MacDonald and Clara Blandick in support. Hall Johnson Choir performs Stephen Foster melodies for the first time on screen.
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The
Southland
Kentucky
Sher-Ritz
Bluegross
Evelyn Venable
Grant Richards
J.farrell MacDonald
Clara Blandick
Hall Johnson
Stephen Foster
Sullivan Man Visits City on Friday
William Dodds of Sullivan was in this city Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenwood of Jasonville are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greenwood.
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William Dodds
Sullivan
City
Joseph Greenwood
Jasonville
Ed Greenwood
Printz the Strongman Governor of New Sweden Colony
In 1643 Johan Printz, a 400 pound cavalry officer, became the first governor of New Sweden. He ruled from Printzhof and moved the capital to Tinicum Island while Swedish colonists along the Delaware River engaged with Indians and Dutch for about a decade.
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Sweden
Johan Printz
New World
Printz
Europe
Fort Christina
Tinicum Island
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Delaware
NA Service, Inc
Indiana hits new high in relief costs and cases
Indiana's state welfare department reports 685000 people received direct relief, security aid, and WPA work in April, an all time high, while March cash outlay reached 6519000 dollars, the prior peak. The April direct relief cases declined by 11000 from March.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Welfare Department
Card of Thanks for Sam Wymer
The children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the death of their father Sam Wymer. They thank those who sent flowers and offered support, especially the singers Reverend Sam Tuttle and M. J. Aikin and Son funeral directors for their sympathy and kindness.
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Sam Wymer
Sam Tuttle
M. J. Aikin and Son
Masons to Hold Special Meeting In Bloomfield Lodge
Bloomfield Masonic lodge degree team will confer the Master Mason degree on a candidate from Linton lodge 560 F and A M Tuesday night. Linton lodge members expect large attendance next Tuesday evening and all lodge members are urged to attend. Refreshments will be served after the initiation.
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Bloomfield Masonic Lodge
Linton Lodge
Collas Family Plans Sail to Greece After Visiting U S Relatives
Mrs John Collas and her daughters Susanne and Nicoleta left with Mrs Collas brother John Hontzas for Mississippi to visit relatives. They will then go to Birmingham Alabama, to spend a few days with friends before sailing for Athens Greece on an extended visit joined by Mr Collas and accompanied by Mr Hontzas.
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John Collas
Susanne
Nicoleta
Washington scene at Soviet embassy reveals power circles
Notables including Chief Justice Hughes and Justice Black spoke with Senator Wheeler at a Soviet embassy gathering. The piece notes politicians crusading against Roosevelt era plans and jokes about camera-worthy moments. It mentions Ambassador Troyanovsky and cultural tidbits from Washington life.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Maury Maverick
Texas
Maverick
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