Vincennes crowd hears president at memorial dedication
President visits Vincennes to honor Col. Francis Vigo and Father Pierre Gibault as Mrs. Roosevelt travels onward to Graysville. Augusto Russo, Italian ambassador, attends the dedication with Illinois Bishop Schlarman. Governors McNutt and Hornet accompany the party to the train.
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Greensword
Vincennes American Legion
Champon Glee Club
Wabash
Hodgenville
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Graynville
Memphis
Arkansas
Texas
Henry E. Homner
Graysville
Indianapolis
Indiana
McNutt
Hornet
Francis Vigo
Pierre Gibault
Clark
Northwest Territory
Augusto Russo
Washington
Vigo
J. 4H. Schlarman
Peoria, Ill
Father Gabault
McKinney backs FHA budget plan for tax payments
Indianapolis June 15 Frank E McKinney Marion county treasurer and Fidelity Trust president endorses the Federal Housing Administration monthly tax payment plan. He says it eases borrower burden and protects lenders by centralizing collections reduces delinquencies and ensures back taxes are paid at loan origination. He urges county treasurers to approve and publicize the plan under the National Housing Act.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Frank E. McKinney
Marion County
Fidelity Trust Company
Mr. McKinney
Federal Housing Administration
McKinney
Housing Administration
Livestock Report From Indianapolis Market Summary
Indianapolis June 15 livestock report shows hogs 5 000, holdovers 154. Prices 5 to 10 cents higher for 160 to 235 lb hogs. other weights steady. Heaves 9.10 to 9.90, mediums 9.90 to 10.35, lights 10.10 to 10.35. Cattle 1,300, calves 600. market slow across classes, early steers heifers cows fairly steady. Cutter grades 3.75 to 4.50. Wealers steady, good to choice 8.50 to 9. Sheep 400, fully steady. spring lambs 11 to 11.50, top 12. Fat hogs 8.50 down.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Rishers Host Notable Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Risher entertained Sunday at their home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. McClure and son Geo. Howard of Oakland City, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Arthur and children, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson and daughter of Springville, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dugger and daughter Lenore of Lyons, Lawrence Richards and Forrest Bailey of Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richards and daughter Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Yount and children Fredric Jammy and Beverly Jane, Mrs. Martha Dugger and Gertrude and Rosemary Risher.
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Rishers
Fred J. Risher
Thomas S. McClure
Geo. Howard
Oakland City
Cleveland Arthur
Earl Anderson
Springville
Guy Dugger
Lenore
Lyons
Lawrence Richards
Forrest Bailey
Middleton
Albert Richards
Pauline
Edwin Yount
U K Senate backs Guffey-Vinson coal control bill
The U S Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved the Guffey-Vinson bill to stabilize the bituminous coal industry and replace the invalidated prior act. The measure, voted 9 to 0, reinstates price fixing but drops unconstitutional labor provisions and adds a 1.5 percent excise on soft coal plus a 13 percent tax on coal in interstate commerce with a 12 percent rebate for compliant producers.
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Washington
Senate Interestate Commerce Commttee
Supreme Court
Burton ‘K. Wheeler
Mont
Personal Names and Visits Highlight Weekend News
Miss Catherine Byrn Mildred Byrn Maurice Byrn and Ben Byrn of New Albany Ind visited friends in the city Sunday. Bonnie Davison and Betty Lou returned from Vincennes after visiting Mrs George Sensney. They attended the Clark memorial dedication with Miss Mable Meeks and Virginia Armstrong. Donnie Padgett and Raleigh Meeks spent Sunday at Rockville for Jungle Park races.
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Catherine and
Mildred Byrn
Maurice Byrn
Ben Byrn
New Albany
Ind
Wth
Bonnie Davison
Betty Lou
Vincennes
George Sensney
Clark ‘Memorial
Mable Meeks
Virgnia Armstrong
Donnie Padgett
Raleigh Meeks
Rockville
Crown May Sell Famous Palace
London June 1 Black ingham Palace, home of Bagliffin's kings and queens for years, may be sold as a building site for 15 million dollars. Valuers studied the palace and its 40 acres, with part kept as public ground if sold to a City of London syndicate. Owing to neighborhood change, selling for building purposes was once considered by King George VI, who was amenable to the sale. Buckingham Palace now sits within a growing business center, surrounded by offices and premises. The palace has rarely been popular with royal occupants, from George III to Edward VIII, who lamented leaving Marlborough House.
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London
Blackingham Palace
Bagliffin
City of London
George
Iting F
Ward
York House
St. James’s
Buckingham Palace
Court of
Grosvenor Place
Grosvenor Gardens
Buckingham Palace Road
Charlotte
Gorge III
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Edward VIII
Marlbrough House
Hospital Reports and Local Admits and Discharges
Mrs. Wesley Dean was taken to her home yesterday. Mrs. Vanda Fr. Shelton of Bloomfield was admitted for treatment last night. Mrs. Dorothy Maddox has been taken home in South Linton. Walter Lucas was taken home.
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Wesley Dean
Vanda Fr. Shelton
Bloomfield
Dorothy Maddox
South Linton
Walter Lucas
Offers to Redeem Tobacco Warrants
Secretary Wallace offers to redeem tobacco tax warrants issued to producers who signed a tobacco production adjustment contract and received warrants after selling tobacco and paying Kerr Tobacco Act tax. Applies to Burley, Flue cured, fire-cured, dark air-cured, and variety leaf contracts. File applications immediately with the Tobacco Section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington, D.C. Funds are available only until September 1, 1936 and no checks will be issued after that date.
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Wallace
Tobacco Section
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington, D. C
Lions govern tobacco redemption eligibility rules
The district office states that warrants issued to producers who signed tobacco production adjustment contracts are eligible for redemption. Warrants issued to producers who did not sign contracts cannot be redeemed and no applications for redemption will be accepted.
Thursday Night Dinner Bridge Club Notice
The Thursday Night Dinner Bridge Club will meet at the home of Mrs Lou Fleetwood promptly at 7 16 Tuesday night June 16 with Mr and Mrs W T Cushing as hosts Following dinner bridge will be played at the Cushing home All members should note the change in time and date
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Ulnb
Lou Fleetwood
Mgr
W. T. ‘Cushing
Cushing
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Monmouth
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National Assembly
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