Indiana Unemployment Benefits Top $1 Million In State
Jackson reports more than one million dollars in unemployment compensation paid to eligible workers in Indiana. He notes 89 352 warrants totaling 97 511.84 written through June 11 and about 6 000 checks for over 60 000 issued on Monday. The fund opened April 1 with 74 876 claims and 26 200 partial benefit filings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence A. Jackson
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Baby Show at Grand Theatre Seeks Entrants
Sixty babies have been photographed by Taylor Brown in the Grand Theatre Motion Picture Baby Show. Enthusiasm grows in town as residents seek entries, with only two days left to enter. A fee is charged for filming, and votes can be cast for favorite babies via merchants listed elsewhere in the paper.
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Taylor Brown
Grand Theatre
Convict Camp Cook Flees With Camp Groceries
Mose W. Blackwell, a prisoner at the Arcadia county convict camp, escaped with the camp cook Moxe and took the camp supply of groceries, prompting a search. Blackwell is serving a year for a prior offense.
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Arcadia
Fla
Mose W. Blackwell
Moxe
Gambila and Area Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Meetings
Local families and visitors from Gambill, Linton, Princeton, Danville, Anderson, Terre Haute, Carlisle, Sullivan, Vincennes, and Akron travel or visit relatives this week. Events include street meetings, dinners, and multiple Sunday visits. several families report extended visits with kin in nearby towns and cities.
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Marion Cozell
Eleanor Jane
Sonny
Pennsylvania
Connie Goodman
Pauline Jones
Floyd Goodman
Bertha Zink
Elmo Banard
James Miller
Princeton
Jericho
Ollie Thacker
Near Spencer
Wayne Camden
June Padgett
Danville
Freddy Wayne Mencer
Anderson
John Jerrells
Dunger
Sherman Kirkman
Iva Banard
Marie Denman
Berthadink
Terre Nlante
Carlisle
Floyd ‘Townsley
Mildred Townsley
Esther Browning
Sullivan
Everett Richards
Akron, C
Mary Wible
Betty
Linton
Henry Pergal
Social Roundup From West Atlas and Nearby
Floyd Woolf returns to West Atlas after teaching at Ball State in Muncie for the summer. Visitors include Rae Gambill, Miss Leona Ham, and extended stays by Tommy Ray Reed, Edward Pigg, and Mr. and Mrs. Justin Norris. Families and friends from Dugger, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and Flint gather for dinners and visits. Mrs. Floyd Booker shows unimproved health.
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Floyd Woolf
Ball State Teachers’ College
Muncie
Rae Gambill
Dugger Wis
Leona Ham
Tommy Ray Reed
Springfield
Harley Strickland
Ralph Trotter
Robert, Morris
Carol Ann
Austin Wools
Paul Wools
Terre Hauté
Edward Pigg
Summerville
Justin Norris
Rosalie
Ilene
Floyd Booker
Dexter Fargicon
Jasonville
Jane Goodwin
Thomas J. Shields
Tennyson
Dugger
Everett Bridges
Ralph
Bloomfield
Coy Gadbery
Ray Earl
Flint
Mich
Gadberry
Iva Beale
Bucktown Items Return Following Anderson Visit
Mr and Mrs Muriel Chambers and family have returned to their Anderson home after a stay elsewhere.
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Muriel Chambers
Anderson
Lloyd George Tests Idea in Search for Peace
Retired British statesman David Lloyd George reportedly tried to discern a path to peace with European diplomats on his Surrey farm using a forked stick divination aided by local diviner Mary Wyllie. The odd method reflects his continued fringe attempts to influence wartime diplomacy.
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Lloyd George
Mary Wyllie
Surrey
Enrollments Open for Civilian Conservation Corps Camps
Applications for CCC camps in Greene county will be taken July 1 to July 20 per Emma Louise Reeves of the Governors Commission on Unemployment Relief. Accepting at Bloomfield courthouse on Tuesday mornings 9 to 12 and at Linton city hall Tuesday afternoons 1 to 4. Ages 17 to 35, unmarried, physically fit. advance birth date verification required. Families receiving aid may have eligible boys.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Greene County
Emma Louise Reeves
Governor’s Commission On
Court House
Bloomfield
Che City Hall
Linton
OCC
Unkissed spouses prompt unusual divorce suits in SF
A San Francisco case notes a husband suing for divorce on the ground that his wife never kissed him, while a wife has previously filed numerous similar suits against her husbands for the same reason. The unusual mutual complaint highlights domestic disputes centered on affection in the era.
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San Francisco
U.P
Marseille Port Expands Amid Heavy Traffic Growth
Stamps illustrate Marseille’s port expansion with cranes lifting 450 ton blocks to extend a man made peninsula. A new canal dredging project, basin and docks near completion cost 160000 dollars. Over 606000 travelers pass yearly and ships from French Indo China North Africa Italy bring goods.
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Marseille
France
Orient
Indo-China
North Africa
Italy
Globe
Old City
Basilica
Notre Dame de la Garde
Titre
Airiaail
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