Home Loan Unit to Liquidate after 35 years of operation
The Home Loan and Savings association, a mutual building and loan entity, is dissolving in voluntary liquidation after 35 years. State examiners deem the unit solvent while old officers stay to wind down, with no new loans or dividends. The stockholders voted May 31, 1935, under Indiana law to liquidate. reorganization possible if conditions permit.
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Home Loan and Savings Association
Indiana General Assembly
Department of Financial Institutions
Strike ends at South Bend plant
South Bend Indiana June 19 The Oliver Farm Equipment company workers accepted terms from executives to avoid a general strike that would have affected 20 000 workers. Arbitration had settled labor policy issues and a full settlement is to be negotiated by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Oliver Farm Equipment Company
J. A. Dix
Homer Baker
The
Olivey Federal Union
Funeral notice for Mrs Owens and related relatives
Mrs Mattiedackean announces the funeral in Clinton for Mrs Owens. Alice Terhune and other relatives will attend the service in the city.
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Mattiedackean
Deigh
Jain
Daugh
Alice Terhune
Clinton
Qwens
Heads Revised NRA Revived in Emaciated Form
The NSA appoints James L. O Neill, a New York banker, as acting administrator to run a stop gap setup while plans for full reorganization are prepared. The revived NRA appears in a lean, limited form with restrained wings.
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NSA
James L. O’neill
New York
Provisions on Holding Companies Cut From Utilities Bill
Washington June 19. A House Interstate Commerce subcommittee struck out compulsory abolition of holding companies from the Wheeler Rayburn public utilities bill. The revised measure gives the Securities and Exchange Commission discretionary power to control holding companies and confines scope to a single interstrated public utility system unless public interest dictates otherwise. President Roosevelt supports abolition and illustrated how dividends shrink through holding company hierarchies.
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Washington
W.A
Wheeler-Rayburn Public Utilities
House Interstate Commerce
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Securities and Exchange Commission
Full
Interstate Commerce Committee
Commission
Bicknell Golfers Set for Intercity Match at Linton
Bicknell and Linton golfers prepare for an inter-city match scheduled Sunday on the Linton course. First foursome to tee off about 1 p.m. It is the season opener for both clubs after rain spoiled a prior planned match with Washington.
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Bicknell
Ind
Linton
Washington
Linton Citizen
Bicknell Committee
Lineon
Linton Concert Band Opens 1985 season at City Park
The Linton Concert Band launches its 1985 concert season at the City Park bandstand Thursday at 8 p m directed by Fred Jewell of Worthington renowned band composer and conductor. The program features marches overtures and selections including The National Cadets One Beautiful Day Boss Trombone Forest Whispers Basses Conquest Idalia Woodland Mighty Like a Rose EK Pluribus Unum and a finale. Community Chest and Greater Linton Club support the series with local music lovers expecting a large turnout.
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Linton
Linton City Park
Fred Jewell
Worthington
Jewell
City Park
Community Chest Fund
Greater Linton Club
National Cadets
Brown
Hildreth
Filmore
Losey
Jarret
Luders
Nevins
Roosevelt says he will push central bank bill despite pressure
President Roosevelt announced at a press conference he plans to fight for enactment of the Central Bank bill. He said he does not intend to abandon the measure as congressional leaders consider delaying until the July 15 adjournment. He spoke as Washington reports noted the bill’s fate under pressure from lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Accies “Central Bank
Security Bill Near Final Stage in Senate Vote
The Senate accepted the Clark amendment allowing employers to keep private pension plans approved by federal authorities. The roll call was 5 to 36 amid administration objections. The vote preceded final passage of the social security bill later that day.
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Washington
WUP
Senate
Wisconsin
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Cardenas Forms Cabinet as Calles Clash Reemerges
After seeming victory over Plutarco Calles forces, former Mexican president Lazaro Cardenas creates a new cabinet to push pro labor leftist policies. Congress backs Cardenas, signaling a renewed power struggle with Calles.
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Plutarco Calles
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Calles
Mexican ‘Congress
Switz City People Seek Aid in Hunt for Lost Girl
Transfer of old projects requested involves 272 649 80 dollars for wages on Greene county ERA projects to the new WPA. WPA to operate around July 1. Greene county ERA aims to finish current projects before new ones are filed, though several new WPA projects are expected after operation starts.
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Switz City
Works Progress Administration
WPA
ERA
Greene County
Two Men Die in Strike Violence at Monarch Mills
Two men, A. L. Stutts and Constable W B Franklin, were fatally shot during a strike clash at Monarch mills in Union South Carolina. The mill, closed for lunch amid an unauthorized 25 worker walkout, drew gunfire said to come from outside the gates. Deputies worked to maintain order and control picket lines.
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UNION
S. C
U.P
Monarch Mills
A. L. Stutts
W. B. Franklin
Sheriff's Deputies
Bide A Wee Club Meeting Postponed
The Bide A Wee club meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon at Mrs Ruthay’s home has been renewed. All members are asked to take notice.
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Ruthay Ith
Missing Switz City teen Juanita Fox spurs statewide search
Juanita Fox, 16, vanished from her Switz City home on the morning of June 6 after being seen by a motorist near Lyons and taken to Bicknell. Parents Oscar and wife appeal to newspapers and Indiana authorities for help locating the girl, described as 5 feet 2 inches, 118 pounds with brown hair and eyes.
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Switz City
Indiana
Oscar Fox
Juanita
Switz
Lyons
Juanita Fox
Bicknell
Dune A
Hospital Report From Local Community Nursing Notes
Mrs Jack Workman of Linton underwent a minor operation this morning. Mrs Vernal Hunter of Sullivan is reported to have withstood a major operation satisfactorily. Oscar Davidson Jr age 11 is recovering nicely from a fractured leg and scalp wounds. Leona Williams age 11 is to be taken home near the Salsberry community this afternoon and is recovering from pneumonia.
Air Column At Sea Level Weighs About 15 Pounds
A column of air one inch square extending from sea level weighs roughly 15 pounds, illustrating atmospheric weight per column.
Petition Filed Calls City to Drop Ordinance Change
Inter Church council of Linton filed a petition with more than 1000 signatures urging repeal of a residential alcohol sale ordinance. The council placed the petition on file and kept action pending while proceeding with plans to expand natural gas service using light and water labor to install mains, offering hookup materials at no extra consumer cost through 1985. The council also approved a $25 contribution to the Greater Linton club for a Fourth of July parade float and moved permit authority to the clerk treasurer.
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Linton
Inter Church
Council of
Blogk
Church Council
Greater Linton
Dugger Woman Dies at Home Near Hickory Church
Mrs. Sarah Jane Parks 83 died at her Dugger area home near the Hickory church. She was the widow of Sam Parks and sister of Mrs. Margaret Cowden. Survivors include three stepchildren. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm at the Hickory church with burial nearby.
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Sarah Jane Parks
Hickory Church
Dugger
Parks
Sam Parks
Kentucky
Sullivan County
Isaac House
Ora Parks
Commodore Parks
Sullivan
Margaret Cowden
Report on Livestock Prices in Indianapolis
Hogs 4,500 with holdovers 259 mostly 15 to 25 cents lower. Heavies $8.90 to $9.45, mediums $9.45 to $9.70, lights $9.60 to $9.70. Cattle 1,100, calves 800, slaughter classes steady. Bulk steers $8.50 to $11.25, beef cows $4.75 to $7.00, low cutters and cutters $3 to $4.65. Woolers $7.50, crown sheep 600 lambs strong with prices $7.58 to $8. Few $8.25. Bucks poured fi. Slaughter sheep $1 to $3.
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Indianapolis
W.P
The Log College Founding at Nos Harings Pa
The Log college was a renowned wilderness school established at Nos harings Pa by Rev William dev rent.
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The
Log College
Nosharings Pa
William Devrent
Knot Defined as Unit of Speed
A knot equals one nautical mile per hour defining a standard speed unit used in maritime and aviation contexts.
Mutiny of Long Term Prisoners Ends in Surrender
At Kansas Penitentiary coal mine 347 dangerous convicts holed 720 feet underground for 24 hours. They released hostages, damaged galleries, and set timber on fire causing thousands in losses. No one injured as guards maintained control and ventilation kept air flowing out.
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Lansing
Kansas
W.P
Kansas Penitentiary
State Board of Administration
Lacy Simpson
Alf M
Landon
Topeka
Mule Barn
A. J. Graham
C. N. Johnson
Graham
Missouri
Palmer
Carriers at Shakamak State Park Outing
Twenty one youths from Linton city enjoyed a full day at Shakamak State Park as part of a circulation drive. The group spent time swimming boating and fishing with a picnic dinner among the day’s highlights.
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Shakamak Carvick Bays
Linton Daily
Citizen
Indianapolis News
Shakamak State Park
Basis of Constitutionality of Guffey Act Is Explained
Henry Warrum for United Mine Workers argues taxes for public welfare justify the Guffey coal bill. He cites Supreme Court upholding taxes in grain futures and New York milk cases and cites the Appalachian decision while noting industry decline. The hearing before the House Ways and Means subcommittee continues amid questions from lawmakers.
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Guffey
Washington
U.P
Congress
Henry Warrum
United Mine Works
House
Ways and Means
Warrum
Supreme Court
New York
Were
Cooper
D.penn
Exes M
Vinson
Senate
Free Text Books Discussed In Township Meeting
A meeting was called for 7 30 p m Friday in Stockton Township to discuss securing free school books under House bill 96. Petitions representing 51 percent of registered voters must be filed by July 1 to receive the books, with distribution delays until the 1936 37 term. A similar session will be held in Condor hall Jasonville for Wright Township and Jasonville.
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Stockton Township
Tee Jesse D. Figgins
Linton
Geneva Assembly
Schggl
Stockton
Condor Hall
Jasonville
Wright Township
Conservation Talks Set Across Four Camps This Summer
Department of Conservation speakers will join a series of four summer camps, according to Commissioner M. Simmons. The program aims to educate attendees on conservation practices and local environmental efforts.
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Department of Conservation
M. Simmons
Commis
Fon Hoe
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