Local Group Schedules Evening Meetings and Class
Keene County Post No 1162 of the Foreign Wars meets on East Ennes Street at 7 30 p m. Juapaw Council No 80 of Po ontas gathers at Red Men Hall at 7 p.m. E I H N class at First Church led by Mrs Lil Powell to meet 7 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Ann Utt home. Tuesday Afternoon Contract meets 2 p m at Mrs Fred Cravens house.
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Keene County
Eastennes Street
Juapaw Council No
Poontas
Red Men Hall
First Church
Lil Powell
Ann Utt
Fred Cravens
Wednesday Initiations and Meetings Around Town
Tri Kappa initiation ends at the American Legion at 5 30 p.m. Din fosters aid society meets at 8 p.m. Christian Ladies Aid hosts all day. Neighbors meet at the hall. Luncheon at First Methodist Church at 12 15 p.m. Unity Lodge 637 I O C F meets at 7 30 p.m. E lodge gathers at home at 8 p.m. Les lodge at the hall at 7 p.m.
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American Legion
Les Cercle de Amis
E Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Thursday club and church activities listed for evening meetings
Various organizations announce Thursday events including choir practice at 7 15 p m social clubs at 7 30 p m and bridge and Christian groups meeting in local halls. Sunday school plans and junior activities at the First Baptist church and Reformed church with a trip to Shakamak park.
Community notices for Glenburn and Waneta clubs
Friday meeting times listed for Tribe No. 143 Red Men at the hall and Waneta club at Edith Johnson's Seventh Street home. Mothers Circle gathers at 1 30 p m at the community house with plans to join Glenburn graduates event.
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Lawatha Club
Red Men
Waneta
Edith Johnson
Enburn
Comity House
Glenburn
Saturday Eagles Encampment at the Hall
An event titled Saturday Eagles Encampment 1.0 0.F. is slated for 8 p.m. at the hall. The notice lists no further details about speakers or activities.
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Eagles
Shower honors Gail Carpenter and spouse at city home
Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Frank W Carpen hosted a shower for Ms Gail Carpenter at a city area home. About 100 friends attended. The couple received many nice gifts and well wishes.
Hospital report on Ruby Spriggs surgery in Jasonville
Hospital report states Ruby Spriggs of Jasonville underwent an emergency operation last night and is getting along satisfactory.
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Ruby Spriggs
Jasonville - 1
Linton council approves 150 for summer band concerts
Linton City council voted 150 to aid the Linton concert band with a summer concert series in City Park. The meeting also considered bids for a new one half ton water dept truck and approved funding to challenge an Indiana Supreme Court ruling taxing city owned utilities, potentially costing 4000 for local taxpayers.
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Linton
Elkhart
Indiana Supreme Tribunal
Indiana Municipal League
Fragmentary Post Mortem Note From Local Ledger
The readable fragments describe a miss from a locality and a small remembrance. Names, dates, and places are unclear though a reference to a Mrs. appears. The text hints at a personal loss and a quick farewell, with scattered phrases about kin and memory.
Locomotive Explosion Kills Two In Indiana
An explosion of a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive four miles east of Osgood Indiana killed engineer Roy Carr of Mitchell and fireman Charles Dickaston of Seymour while fellow crewman George Gottberg of Louisville was severely burned. The blast derailed several freight cars and ripped up the rail line for over 100 yards.
Bailey Guests Sunday at Kurtz Ind. Home
Dr and Mrs F A Bailey of this city were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Paul Scott at Kurtz Indiana.
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F. A. Bailey
This City
Paul Scott
Kurtz
Ind
Farmersburg Boy Wins All-Expense Tour Prize
Jack Walls of Farmersburg, a 16 year old junior and new carrier, earns an all expense paid tour to the northern central United States and Canada by obtaining forty new subscriptions. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Walls.
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Jack Walls
Farmersburg
Linton Daily Citizen- Indianapolis
United States
Canada
Young Walls
Charles Walls
Dwight Named by Tax Officials in Tax Fraud Case
Treasury officials told a joint committee they named Richard E. Dwight a law partner of Charles Evans Hughes Jr. in a scheme using foreign insurance companies to dodge taxes. They said Dwight secured a 53448.48 relief from a 2852000 Bahama Islands loan as all fiction amid a tense exchange with Rep. Treadway who accused the treasury of misleading the public.
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Washington
Congressional
Richard E. Dwight
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Treasury
Dwight
Bahama Islands
Allen Treadway
Mass
The
Linton Juniors Fall to Jasonville CCC Nine
The Linton Junior baseball team lost 9 to 1 to Jasonville CCC. Powell and McClain pitched well for Linton, but six unearned runs came from errors. Hays led Linton with a single and a home run. Dereker added two singles. Phegely and Cross were the battery for Jasonville. Linton practices at City Park on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Linton
Jasonville CCC
Powell
McClain
Jasonville Aggregation
Hays
Dereker
Phegely
Cross
City Park
Meeting Planned at Bloomfield Court House
A meeting for Democratic precinct committeemen and committeewomen will begin at 7 30 Thursday in the Bloomfield court house. All precinct committeemen and committeewomen are urged to attend.
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Court House
Bloomfield Court House
Code Board Members Named Under New Coal Law
The National Bituminous Coal Commission named 23 United Mine Workers of America employees to district coal boards under the Guffey law. Names include Samuel Caddy Lexington Kentucky district 8, Ed J Morgan Madisonville district 9, Ray Edmundson Springfield district 10, and Frank Barnhart Terre Haute district 11. Any union claiming majority can seek review of the order.
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Washington, D. C
National Bituminous Coal Commission
United Mine Workers of America
U.M.W
Southern
Samuel Caddy
Lexington
West Kentucky
Ed J. Morgan
Madisonville
Illinois
Ray Edmundson
Springfield
Indiana
Frank Barnhart
Terre Haute
Indiana to add 100 state police recruits this year
Indianapol is report: 100 young men will begin a four week police training course at Indiana University July 5 with 60 to be selected for duty after tests. A two year expansion adds 100 officers to the force as part of a safety drive. Sixty seven applications were rejected for education, height, weight and age requirements.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Indiana University
Indiana State Police
Don F. Stiver
United States Civil Service Commission
Silver
Donald Kooken
State Police
James J. Robinson
I. U. Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Treasury Department
Indianapolis Police
Lindberghs Name Newborn Son Land Morrow Lindbergh
The infant of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh was registered at Marylebone Town Hall London on June 22. He carries the names Land Morrow Lindbergh with Land a family name from Lindbergh's mother and Morrow from Mrs Lindbergh's family.
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Town Hall
M. Lindbergh
London
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Marylebone Town Hall
Land Morrow Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Evangeline Lindbergh
Greene county school officials receive 1938 budget instructions
County school superintendents in Greene County were advised by four state departments on preparing calendars based budgets. The guidance, signed by State Superintendent Floyd I McMurray and others, allows emergency appropriations for five months and the calendar year 1938 budget to be advertised together if desired.
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Greene County
Floyd I. McMurray
State Tax Board
County Tax Adjustment Board
Junior Sunday School Picnic at Shakamak Park
The First Baptist Church Junior Department will meet at the church at 10 30 am on Thursday to travel to Shakamak State Park for a picnic. Bring own lunch.
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First Baptist Oh
Arch
Shakamak Park
The
First Baptist Sunday School
Shakamak State Park
Military rules in labor disputes as steel talks resume
The federal steel mediation board resumed negotiations to end the seven state steel strike while martial rule took effect in Youngstown and Johnstown. Taft II announced talks with John L. Lewis and aides to address issues beyond yesterday's discussions as Govs Earle and Davey invoked martial rule to avert riots.
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Cleveland, CO
U.P
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Youngstown
Charles P. Taft II
John L. Lewis
Taft
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Lewis
Johnstown
George H. Earle
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Roosevelt
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Farley accuses steel firm in mail to strikers case
Postmaster General James A. Farley told a District of Columbia court that Republic Steel Corp used mailings of food and clothing to strike-bound workers as a subterfuge to involve the government in the steel strike. He defended his authority to refuse delivery, saying the packages were not offered in good faith.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
James A. Farley
District of Columbia
Republic Steel Corp
Farley
Republic Steel
Post Office Department
Indiana Licenses Collection Agencies Under New Tax Law
Secretary of State August G. Mueller announced the first license issued to a collection agency under the 1937 General Assembly law. The act requires any person firm or corporation that solicits or collects accounts to be licensed and to file a $2000 bond with the county circuit court. those damaged may sue on the bond.
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Indianapolis
Ind
August G. Mueller
General Assembly
Social Security Rules Clarified
The article reports Will H. Smith stating that under Title VIII employers are liable for their employees tax and the 1 percent employer excise tax. Delinquents face possible misdemeanor or felony charges with fines up to 10,000 dollars and imprisonment up to five years for willful tax failures.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Smith
Linton Plans Fourth of July Celebration Parade Features
Five bands join a lineup of novelty acts at Lin Stock park for Linton’s Fourth of July events. A jug band motorcycle brigade and horse brigade lead the parade with clowns stunts and pet parades. Prizes will go to best pets and a bicycle brigade adds to the festivities. Community groups meet this week to prepare with B F Cooper, Roy Williams, Henry Fisher, and Ralph Anderson coordinating.
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Linton
Lin-Stock Park
Clay City
Switz City
Ringold Boys
Terre Haute
Roy Williams
Henry Fisher
Ralph Anderson
Maurice Dye
Electrification meeting for Greene county farmers planned
Rural residents of Greene county invited to a July 1 meeting at Switz City high school at 730 p m. The session will explain the 200 mile power line project contracted to Miller Baxter Co and outline routes. Map views available at Correll Electric in Linton to help residents assess lines near homes.
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Greene County
Switz City
State Wide
and Utilities District of
Indiana
Greene County Farm Bureau
Miller-Baxter Company
Indianapolis
Rural Electrification Administration
Linton
Correll Electric Company
Vincennes Street
Germany Plans Slow Conference Debacle Over Naval Demonstration
London June 22 A four power naval demonstration off Valencia broke down as Germany demands a four power show of force. Berlin claims its cruiser Leipzig was targeted by Loyalist submarine torpedoes and now has freedom to act in the incident amid the stalled talks among Britain France Italy and Germany.
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London
W.P
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Valencia
Leipzig
Semi-Pro Tourney Set With National Finals in Wichita
Pittsburgh June 22 Spl Interest in summer baseball centers on 48 state Semi Pro Baseball Congress tournaments. Regional playoffs lead to the national finals in Wichita August 13 to 25. Honus Wagner says 16 to 300 teams per state compete for the title with prizes up to 2500 and state awards. Indiana tourney at Terre Haute under Vern McMillan.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Wichita
Kan
Honus Wagner
Wagner
Terre Haute
Vern McMillan
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Legion
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Ed Carmody
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Gee
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Ing’s
Scott
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Mrs Early
Taree
Osgood
Linton Juniors
Jasons
Jasonville
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Louis, Braddock
Bloomington
Chicago
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Comiskey Park
Louis
Auditorium Theatre
Michigan Boulevard
Braddock
Joe Tuiner
Illinois Athletic Commission
Young Lindbergh
Mediation Board
Steel Company
Lester Stevens
Will H. Smith
Linton Co
B. F. Cooper
Greater Linton Club
Willis “Shorty” Pirtle
Frank Courtney
American Legion Post
Marshall Robertson
Willard Fiscus
Roy Glenn
Norma Jean Smith
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