Local social notes from Dugger and nearby towns
Residents and visitors in Dugger and surrounding areas include Mrs Esta McLin Mrs Bertha agate and viral Ingram visiting Parker Graves and others. Family and friends hosted overnight guests from Indianapolis Vincennes Bicknell Sandborn and Terre Haute with attendances at a Franklin College Alumni banquet and funeral services for Mrs Clara Blocksom.
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Esta McLin
Berthn Agate
Viral Ingram
Parker Graves
E My
Salem
Win
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Rs. J. W
Tera
Dorothy
Ruth
Chester
Brown
Indianapolis
Bier Wyatt
Rex
Raleigh
Ryansvir
Qugger
Mary Thompson
Adeliabelle Moss
Claude Sawyer
Terre Haute
Frank Headley
Floyd Bledsoe
Mary
Martha
Lucinda Criss
Cass
Wendel
Cox
Sullivan
Clara Blocksom
Youngstown
Herman Bledsoe
Wilfred
Vincent Ant Aan Paul
Pontiac
Mich
Blocksom
Briley
Louis Rupp
Winorey Baldwin
Chicago
Baldet ’ N
Damon Arthur
Washington, D. C
Lewis Arthur
Arthur
FERA
Richard Nattreas
Fred Miller
Bids Opened for Surface Treatment on Indiana Highways
Sealed proposals were invited for surface treatments on designated Indiana highways. Bids must be submitted by August 17, 1982, with wage determinations in accordance with state law. Information and specifications available at the State Highway Commission office.
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Notiér
Iwereby
Plate Highway ‘Commission
Angerndianapolis
Indiana
Vincennen
Ean
Abryerale
Follom
Bullivan
Steakhway Commission
Ford Pace Party Sails From Hoboken in 1920s
Central Press dispatch recaps the Ford pace party voyage from Hoboken twenty years ago. It notes about 260 to 800 aboard with roughly 80 journalists, many aboard as guests, while others joined as peace demonstrators or passengers. The first night out featured rough class divisions erased aboard the "Horsecar" ship.
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Washington
D. C
Ford Pace Party
Hoboken
Mallee
Remnanhder
Peace Delogalpa
Papacera
Corpapandenta
Soe
Chlagigis
Eaen
Europe
Girle
Hilla
Hobalon
Oscar II
Henry Ford
Alan Red
NRA layoffs reshape Washington and nationwide jobs
Charles P. Stewart reports the NRA decision shocks administration circles with 2000 to 2600 staff unemployed in Washington alone. Promised openings lean toward political supporters, while many promised positions are not yet in government service. The piece notes administration plans crumbling as the Supreme Court blocks NRA policy, forcing shifts toward alphabet soup agencies and potential absorption by other outfits.
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Clark Kinnaird
Thia
Supreme Court
Tarey
Tawny
Sherman Booth
Dietelet
Winconalp
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Lincoln
Washington
NBA
NRA
Gota
Thay
Capitol Hil
Roosevelt Cabinet Power Player Puts New Deal Ahead
The piece profiles Harold Ickes as a potent figure in the Roosevelt era, noting his persistence as a New Dealer and internal cabinet influence. It discusses his restraint on spending, support from allies, and comparisons with other cabinet members like Cordell Hull and Henry Wallace amid NRA decline and a shifting political landscape.
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Louis Glavis
Pat Nei
Ahady Rene
Roosevelt Haa
PWA
Ickes
Elis
Harry
Hacking
Rankine
Jekea
Cordell Hull
Henry Wallace
NRA
Phua
Hull Ja
Branley Baldwin
Baldewin
Hull
Thera
Popratary
Wallace
Mateary
Aricuiuto
Kidnap Charges Filed in Oklahoma Case
Lois Eden, 18, is the alleged kidnapping victim in McAlester Oklahoma where charges against R Dell Hudson and his wife Dorothy Hudson allege a strange woman recruited the girl on December 19 1984 to care for a baby. The girl disappeared and was later found on a farm near Fayetteville Arkansas. the Hudsons were arrested after the discovery. Eden says she was forced to work and threatened with sleuth if she tried to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Eden
McAlester
Okla
R. Dell Hudson
Dorothy Hudson
Lois
Fayetteville
Ark
Concrete Foundations for Home Modernizing Projects
Do not rely on weak bases this summer. Concrete foundations establish solid basements that prevent sagging and cracking, offering durable protection against termites and enabling basement recreation space. A local contractor can install monolithic walls and floors quickly, turning a weak structure into a lasting value.
Federal agents track Waleys in kidnapping case
Julius Thulin, 71, grandfather of Mrs. Margaret Waley, and her husband confessed to aiding in the kidnapping of a Tacoma boy. Federal agents traced the couple to Salt Lake City. William Mahan, named as another gang member, showed up in Ogden and left a suitcase. Police fear he fled to Butte, Montana after news of the Waleys’ capture.
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Julius Thulin
Margaret Waley
George
Oyethaousern Ning
Tacoma
Salt Lake Ity
William Mahan
Thulin
Ogden
Wea
Iaard Butte
Mont
Waleys
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Central Press
New York Bureau
Leslie Eichel
Hoover
Washington Bureau
Charles P
Stewart Gantral Press
Stel
TVA
Ulm
Jtgelt
Lois ‘Eden
Overland Sales CO
WELTY
Roach ‘Electric Co
Rhodenbeck Bros
Liv
Dearmin & CO
City Hall
Rae
John Rogers
Maddi Pho
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J. CG. Penney.co. Linton
Greene County Loan
Eureka _ Chevrolet. Co
Satursday Evening Post
Times
Colliers, Liberty
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Ible
Frederick the Great
Gormied
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William TT
Maxwell Furniture Co
Red’s
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