Early Passages of President's Plan Purpose of Drive
Flora Robson of West Atlas dies after emergency operation in Sullivan Mary Sherman hospital. Abdominal abscess blamed. She was 52, born Parke County Indiana, married John R. Robson in 1906. Survived by husband, daughter Nelda, three brothers, one sister. Funeral Thursday 2 PM with Rev. Ferris. burial Fairview Cemetery.
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Flora Robson
John,Robson
West Atlas
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Sullivan Hospital
James and
Arti-Mica Archer
Parke County
Ind
Atte
John R. Robson
Robsons
Fairview Cemetery
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Farm Bureau to Stage Series of Meetings Here
Three district Farm Bureau meetings are planned in Linton over the next month. The initial gathering Thursday night will feature Harvey Hull or Marvin Riggs leading a session on constructive criticism of the cooperative organization.
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Farm Bureau
Linton
United Brethren Church
Harvey ‘Hull
Marvin Riggs
First Christian Church
E. J. Frickey
Farn Bureau
G. H. Baxter
First Baptist Church of
L. L. Needler
King and Everett
Smarts
Insurance Department
The
Farm Bureau Insurance
Joint bar meeting planned at Worthington cabin
A Greene and Monroe county bar association joint session is slated for Thursday August 29 at Fred E B Dy er s cabin on Eel River near Worthington. Greene County Bar held a meeting led by president C C Hendren who announced the plans. The two groups will attend a memorial for Milton S Hastings former judge of the Daviess circuit at Washington Indiana. A resolutions committee includes James M Hudson Allen G Pate and Webster V Moffett.
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Greene
Monroe’ County ‘Bar Associations
Fred EB. Dyers
Eel River
Worthington
Greene County Bar Association
C. C.hendren
County Bar Association
Washington, Ind
Milton S. Hastings
The
Daviess Circuit
James M. Hudson
Allen G.pate
Webster V. Moffett
Frank Geatches Called by Death
Frank Geatches 78 died this morning at his West Vincennes street home after seven years of illness. He was born in England and lived here since youth working in Linton field coal mines before retirement ten years ago. Survived by widow Clara and son George of Linton. Rites set for 2 pm Thursday at Clayton Funeral Home with Rev. Harry J. Bailey. Mabel Benger and Capt. Ruth Turner of the Salvation Army to participate. Interment in Fairview cemetery. body at Inner-Arnacher. no definite funeral arrangements yet.
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Frank
Frank Geatches
Vincennes Street
Mr. Geatches
England
United States
Linton Field
Salvation Army
Clara Geatches
George Geatches
Linton
Clayton Funeral Home
Nursing Group to Meet in Lyons High School
The Greene County Nursing committee will meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday night in the Lyons high school building. All members of the group are urged to be present.
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Greene County Nursing Committee
Lyons High School
Te Group
Corrells Visit Indianapolis for Large Dealers Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. John Correll and Jess Correll of this city traveled to Indianapolis to attend a large dealers meeting at the Antlers hotel.
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Indianapolis
John Correll
Jess Correll
Lorge
Antlers Hotel
TVA Bill Pass Unchanged, Rankin Says
Rep. John E Rankin states TVA and holding company bills must pass unchanged in the House as they did in the Senate after meeting with President Roosevelt at the White House. The comment signals strong bipartisan support for the measures.
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TVA
Washington
Holding Company
House
Senate
John E. Rankin
White House
Roosevelt
Mussolini and Eden Discuss Abyssinia Crisis
British cabinet envoy Anthony Eden and Mussolini reportedly conferred in Rome on Abyssinia as the era's top international issue. The talks reportedly touched on Mussolini’s aims in Abyssinia and the potential consequences for European diplomacy.
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Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Rome
Abyssinia
Aileevasion
Ai Bowen
Benethony Eden
Mussolini H A
Ema
Indiana trustees study regent acts of state assembly
Township trustees study the 1985 Indiana legislature acts affecting county schools. Provisions include mandatory physicals for new school bus drivers, a health certificate, and limits on alcohol use. Other changes establish a school library fund funded by local taxes, broaden diploma requirements, and set teacher pay scales and curriculum obligations.
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Indiana
Purdue Universities
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Terre Haute
Ball State Teachers Collége
Muncie
Common School Relief Fund
Harvard Honors Four Prominent Figures With Degrees
Dr. James Bryant Conant presided as Harvard awarded degrees to four renowned men. Norman Davis, diplomat, William Allen White, editor, and Prof. Albert Hinstein, scientist, stood among the honored recipients.
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James ‘Bryant Conant
Norman Davis
William Allen White
Albert Hinstein
Local youth held in auto theft case seized near Bedford
An 18 year old claiming to be Fred Barbour of New London Conn was arrested after a stolen Chevrolet coupe linked to Dr E N Johnson Mt Vernon Ind was recovered. Bedford police with Sandborn marshal transferred him to Knox county jail facing auto banditry charges.
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Fred Barbour
New London
Conn
Sandborn
Clem Bicknell
Bedford
Paul Jensen
Mt. Vernon
Ind
E. N. Johnson
Jensen
Dr.Johnson
Bicknell
Barbour
Homer Box
Jesse Condiff
Jack Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
Vernon
Mahlon Rainbolt
Johnson
Knox County
Vincennes
Young Barbour
Knox
Hospital Report From Worthington And Surrounding Areas
Mrs Rex Stalcup and twin sons Donald Wallace and Ronald Lewis were taken to their Worthington home today. Mrs Simon Horn of Koleen was admitted for treatment. Mrs Hiram Lacey and son Billy Low were moved to their home this morning. Fred Kisor of Worthington was to be moved to his home this afternoon. Mrs Leo Conklin of Switz City is recovering from a major operation performed yesterday.
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Rex Stalcup
Donald Wallace
Ronald Lewis
Worthington
Simon Horn
Koleen
Hiram Lacey
Billy Low
Fred Kisor
Leo Conklin
Switz City
Local Call Brings Klutey and Kruger to City
Miss Klutey and Mrs Kruger, both from Indianapolis, have been summoned to care for their mother Mrs Charles Waymire. Miss Klutey will stay in the city for the summer.
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Ruby
Klutey
Indianapolis
Kruger
Charles Waymire
White ewanberries arise from darkness on the berry
The text notes that the absence of sun and light on the berry produces white ewanberries, describing the condition as a result of missing illumination affecting the fruit.
Argentine Mourns Loss of Screen Stage Idol
Knights of Pythias members from Bloomfield Worthington Sandborn Jacksonville and Linton attended a district meeting in Linton at the focal K of P hall. Talks by Courtland Chambers Edwin B. Long Toll Dahuff and Mitchell highlighted the session.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Linton
Focal
P. Hall
Blomfield
Worthington
Sandborn
Jasonville
Knights of Pythias
Courtland Chambers
Edwin B. Long
Bloomfield
Toll Dahuff
Mitchell
First Visit in This City for 60 Years
After almost six decades away, Rev. W. D. Clark now of Franklin Indiana returns to Linton for a visit with his wife and to see familiar spots. He is 89 and his wife 84. They stay with their son B. F. Clark on Second Street Northwest.
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W. D. Clark
Franklin
Ind
Clark
Linton
Dora Klinger
Switz City- Bloomfield Road
B. F. Clark
Second Street
Northweet
Church Dedication Planned at Freelandville Next Sunday
Linton and Greene county residents are invited to the Beth Evangelical church dedication in Treelandvills. The dedicatory service starts at 9:30, with afternoon observances and an evening service at 7:30 followed by a 30 minute organ recital by W. A. Brummey, longtime organist at the ambassador theatre in St Louis.
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Linton
Greene County
Beth
Treelandvills
Lge
W. A. Brummey
Ambassador Theatre
St. Mo
Indiana official visits Linton on sanitation project
Tion chief Herb Allender of Indianapolis met with county director Pearl Tea Allender in Linton to discuss the state wide sanitation program and praise progress on the project.
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TION
Herb Allender
Proposed Power Unit Makes Plea
In Indianapolis the Western Indiana Rural Electric membership corporation asked the Public Service Commission to limit proposed service to Greene and Clay counties after failing to secure enough petitioners for broader rural coverage. Officials cited 764 of 2,079 Clay county farmers applying for service and a treasury balance of 764 dollars from Clay county members while 1,497 applicants were reported in Wakefield testimony.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Indiana
Herman
Koehler
Brazil
Clay County
Charles Mi Wilem
Owensbure
Clay
Wakefield
Jasonville Miner Wilbur Rowe Dies at Home
Wilbur Rowe 41 a Jasonville miner died suddenly at his home Monday evening from a lung hemorrhage per coroner Dr. George Porter. Rowe, who worked in the coal field, fell ill early Monday and died minutes after a hemorrhage. He is survived by his wife Ellen and six children, plus two brothers and two sisters. Burial is at Lebanon Cemetery after rites at the Bledsoe home on 617 South Horace Street.
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Wilbur Rowe
Jasonville
George Porter
Rowe
Ellen Rowe
Benjamin
Jerry
Teddy Rowe
Marjorie
Coleen Pearl Rowe
Emmett Rowe
Anderson
Lester Rowe
Sandborn
H. A. Elliott
Greensburg
Pleas Bledsoe
Ben Rowe
Mathers & Rowe Funeral Home
Horace Street
Bledsoe
Lebanon Cemetery
Greene County Farm Aids Raised and Reclaimed Funds
Greene county reports 4 022 local residents applied through the corporation. Funds collected from Greene county farmers are either with the treasurer or with trusted solicitors. The note emphasizes good reputation of those handling the money.
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Greene County
Three Hour White House Meet Presses Tax Plan
Roosevelt backs rapid action on higher wealth taxes after a three hour White House conference with Senate and House leaders. The move aims to push amendments and extensions through the present session, despite differing views on timing. Robinson spoke to reporters after the adjournment confirming the push for action while Harrison and Doughton favored recess study.
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Washington
U.P
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Chirm
Robert Doughton
Ways
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Chirman Harrison
Doughton
Sen. Robinson
Sen. Harrison
Robinson
Gentslemen
Gas attack used to disperse mob in Tacoma transit clash
On June 5 Tacoma reports an incident where National Guard troops dispersed lumber strikers and supporters from the 11th Street bridge, aided by 300 more soldiers. The crowd was moved up town as groups gathered on street corners. No injuries were reported in the episode amid ongoing labor tensions and prior clashes.
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Tacoma
U.P
National Guard
11Th Street Brigze
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