Labor Leaders Targeted by Senator Norris in Rhetorical Battle
The piece cites George Norris of Nebraska criticizing current labor leadership while praising long friendship with labor. Norris questions the direction of the movement and implies the need for unity, noting distrust toward John L. Lewis and William Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Norris
Nebraska
Labor
Norris
John L. Lewis
The
I. O
William Green
F. of L
Labor Movement
Hunting safety survey and local diversions noted
A department of conservation survey examines factors in hunting accidents to identify hazards and guide education. Wardens collect incident data, covering firearm type clothing, location, injuries, and accident causes to reduce risk. Also recounted is a geese hunt by Hardware Miller and Jimmy Humphreys near Cairo Illinois, recalling Goosepond days.
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Linton
Greene County
Department of Conservation
Fremont Star Breaks Word Jinx in Spelling Victory
Loyal Chaney, a high school basketball star, wins the school's annual spelling bee, the first boy victor in many years. His performance showcases both long words and strong shots, marking a notable achievement for Fremont.
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Fremont
O. RP
Loyal Chaney
Strike would close all US movie houses in labor push
Hollywood November 25. A broad coalitions of 27 AFL unions planned a countrywide strike that would shut every movie theatre unless a 10 percent pay raise for 23 000 Hollywood union members is granted. Producers led by Joseph M Schenck refused wage hikes, signaling possible immediate walkout by 15000 projection operators and other studio workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
American Federation of Labor Unions
Joseph M Schenck
Producers’ Association
Building of road urged by Bloomfield group
A Bloomfield delegation pressed for extending state road 157 from Bloomfield to Lake Greenwood in Martin County to provide a direct route for visitors. They cited lake recreation growth and the need for a better highway for residents and Boy Scout leaders in the area.
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Bloomfield
Lake Greenwood
Martin County
Indianapolis
T. A. Dicus
Indiana State Highway Commission
White River
United Spanish War Veterans to Meet Monday
Members of the David D. Wiles camp and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold a regular meeting at 7 o clock Monday night in their hall at 176 Fifth Street Southeast. A covered dish supper will be served by Auxiliary members and all are urged to attend.
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David
Five Arrested for Relief Frauds in Brazil Township
In Brazil Indiana five men Harry Brush Thomas Scobell Arthur Bolinger Everett Felty and Henry Decamps were arrested on grand jury warrants for making false statements to obtain poor relief. Bolinger Scobell and Decamps posted 500 bonds each as the Clay county grand jury continued a weeks long probe into relief frauds.
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Brazil
Ind
Harry Brush
Thomas Scobell
Arthur Bolinger
Everett Felty
Henry Decamps
Fred Williams
Brazil Township
Bolinger
Scobell
Decamps
Clay County
New Cases Filed and Licenses Issued in Greene Circuit Court
Greene circuit court in Bloomfield reports several new cases filed including damages suits and replevin actions. Three marriage licenses were issued to residents of Bloomfield and nearby counties, naming Everett Bowersock and Thelma Long, Donald J. Lewis Jr. and Bernice Owens, Curtis Wilson and Ada Smeltzer.
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Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Noah Hardesty
Floyd Greenwood
John E. Jones
Amanda J. Woodruff
County Department of Public Welfare
Greene County
William E. Hutton
Paul C. Stratton
Claude H. Stratton
W. Paul Stratton
W. M. Stratton
Motor Finance Company
General Finance Company
Harmischfeger Corporation
Henry W. Strietelmeier
Olive Clark
Ruth Silcock
Ralph Mickle
Clay County
Everett Bowersock
WPA
Sharman Bowersock
Thelma Long
Roscoe Long
Worthington
Donald J. Lewis, Jr
Bernice Owens
Marco
Dod Owens
Curtis Wilson
Daviess County
Nora Riddle Wilson
Ada Smeltzer
Henry Pitman Smeltzer
Michigan
Bologna Sliger Goes With Byrd on Antarctic Expe dition
Harrison Holt Richardson a 20 year old former Geneva College student rose from slicing bologna in a ship galley to a general assistant role with Admiral Byrds third Antarctic expedition aboard the Bear. He earned the post after meeting Byrd in Philadelphia and volunteering during a summer ship crisis. He now serves as mechanic seaman and handyman preparing for three years in the South Polar region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
U.P
Harrison Holt Richardson
Little America
Richardson
Richard E. Byrd
Philadelphia
Byrd
Geneva College
U. S. Antarctic Service
South Polar
Woncalot
N. H
Frances Pauline Born In Linton To Mrs Lynn
A daughter weighing five pounds one ounce named Frances Pauline was born this morning to Mrs. Paul Lynn of Linton route 3. Mrs Leonard Deckard and baby went home to Lyons Friday afternoon. Dr and Mrs M N Thayer have been taken to their home in this city and their condition is entirely satisfactory.
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Paul Lynn
Linton Route 3
Frances Pauline
Leonard Deckard
Lyons
M. N. Thayer
Chrysler Parley in Recess Today
Detroit negotiators report the 51 day old Chrysler production dispute in recess until Monday as individual efforts press to bridge wages gaps. Arthur Raab of the State Labor Board notes wages were discussed in yesterday’s conference and remain the sole barrier to settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
U.P
Chrysler
United Automobile Workers
Arthur Raab
State Labor Board
Houser Youts Taken by Police in Indiana
Three Wayne county youths were arrested by Cincinnati officers and released to Union county sheriff on vehicle taking charges. David Finch 19 and Frederick Hutchins 19, both Richmond residents, and Woodrow Thompson 22 of Fountain City fled after driving a relative’s car to Harlan Kentucky, abandoning it between Liberty and College Corner. The car collided with a truck driven by farmer Harry Brune leaving him with leg injury and rib fractures. Thompson, on parole after a one to ten year sentence for vehicle taking, was at large. two revolvers were found hidden in woods.
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Wayne County
Cincinnati
Union County
David Finch
Richmond
Frederick Hutchins
Woodrow Thompson
Fountain City
Thompson
Harlan, Ky
Liberty
College Corner
Harry Brune
Bombs explode in London and Birmingham injuring several
Irish Republican Army planted bombs detonated at intervals in London and Birmingham early this morning. Several people were injured and neighborhoods were terrorized as residents believed a German air raid was in progress.
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London
Birmingham
New Romanian Cabinet Installed Under Tatarescu
A new cabinet headed by Premier George Tatarescu was sworn in at Bucharest. The move stirred concern in German Hungarian and Russian quarters as German and Hungarian ministers and the Russian chargé d affaires conferred after the oath.
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Sucharest
Rumania
George Tatarescu
France
Great Britain
Romeo Juliet Case Returns To New York Supreme Court
The long troubled romance of Romeo and Juliet returns to the New York Supreme Court as George Lowther III threatens to sue to compel the Herrick parents to produce Debutante Eileen Herrick.
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Romeo
Juliet
New York
Romeo and Juliet
Supreme Court
George Lowther
Eileen Herrick
Chinese deny Nanning fall after Japanese claim
Chinese officials said late tonight that Japanese forces had not occupied Nanning, capital of Kwangsi. Tokyo had announced two days earlier that Nanning was in Japanese hands after four days of heavy bombardment.
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Nanning
Chunking
Kwangsi Province
Flying Fortresses Return to U S From Rio Mission
The army announces seven flying fortresses have landed at Carapito Venezuela at 8:27 a.m. CST while returning to the United States from a goodwill flight to Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Carapito
Venezuela
Schachter Called Armorer in Hollywood Mob Ties
Police believe George Schachter a pudgy Hollywood neighbor known as a pants presser and chauffeur was a former armorer for the Lepke mob in New York City He is said to know too much about the game's workings for his own safety and has ties to Navy circles in Hollywood California.
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Schachter
Hollywood
Navy
George Schachter
Lepke
New York City
Round-up of European war developments from various centers
A U P report summarizes recent war news. British claims of capturing a German submarine near the Firth of Clyde are unconfirmed. Admiralty denies knowledge of Germany after Deutschlands capture reports. Reports say German troop withdrawals near Aix la Chapelle due to an epidemic. A minelayer struck a mine near Langeland Island with crew losses uncertain. An air raid warning sounded on Scotland's southwest coast as German planes overfly the Shetland Islands for the fourth day.
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Europe
London
Firth of Clyde
Scapa Flow
ST. Vith
Belgium
U.P
Siegried
Aix-La-Chapelle
Scotland
Shetland Islands
Shetlands
Mrs Daisy Mahan taken by death in Jasonville
Mrs Daisy Ellen Mahan 51 a Jasonville resident died at 5 45 Friday evening after a year and a half illness. Born near Coalmont June 3 1888 she lived in Coalmont and Jasonville most of her life and was a member of the Jasonville Catholic church. Survived by two daughters, her mother, five brothers, six sisters and a number of in laws. Funeral at 9 00 Monday in Jasonville Catholic church with Father Fields. burial in Shitoh cemetery. McClanahan Funeral home in charge.
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Daisy Ellen Mahan
Jasonville
Mahan
Coalmont
Hazel Lawler
Minnesota
Berniece Mahan
Catherine Gorby
Wes
Isaac Gorby
Joe
Claude Gorby
South Bend
Guy Gorby
Laura McCombs
Terre Haute
Nora Stewart
Linton
Etta Gadberry
Sullivan
Hester Arnold
She
Mrs Homer Fordyce Improves After Major Operation
Mrs Homer Fordyce, who recently underwent a major operation in Freeman-Greene County hospital, is reported to be getting along nicely. Her condition still does not permit visitors at this time.
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Homer Fordyce
Freeman-Greene County Hospital
Bloomfield to Dedicate New White River Bridge
Bloomfield plans a dedication for the new White river bridge, a $500 000 structure. G H Allen district engineer Vinccennes suggests delaying until adjacent road work finishes, likely within weeks depending on weather with a flexible date.
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White River
Bloomfield
G. H. Allen
State Highway Commission
Vincennes
Allen
Clay City Eels Defeat Jasonville Five 35 to 25
Clay City high school edged Jasonville 35 25 in a gym contest as the Eels led 11 4 after one, 21 8 at halftime, and 29 15 after three quarters. Jasonville reserves beat Clay City 16 14. High scorers for Clay City were Morris Neal Brock and Griffith while T Gallion scored 12 for Jasonville.
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Clay City
Ind
Jasonville Yellow Jackets
Eels
Jasonville
Morris
Neal
Brock
Griffith
T. Gallion
Jackets
Switz City Man Suffered Gunshot Injury
Carl Haywood, a Switz City resident, is recovering from a leg gunshot wound after a loaded gun discharged while a friend was taking apart a .22 rifle. The bullet struck between the ankle and knee but missed the bone. A Bloomfield physician treated him with anti tetanus serum, and his condition is improving.
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Carl Haywood
Switz
Haywood
Monkey bagged on first shot in Jamestown hunting trip
William Fitzgerald of Jamestown New York shot a monkey that had escaped from a Grenhurst home about six weeks earlier The capture occurred during a squirrel hunting outing in Jamestown authorities confirmed the odd incident.
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Jamestown
N. Y
William Fitzgerald
Grenhurst
Admiralty Calls for Volunteers to Clear German Mines
London reports worst mine danger as port partially closes. Admiralty seeks volunteers aged 18 to 45 with fishing trawler experience to clear Thames estuary mines dropped by German aircraft. London port fully reopen later as convoys and the American ship depart. A suspected German submarine allegedly tied to Scapa Flow sinking is unconfirmed.
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London
U.P
Admiralty
Thames
Firth of Clyde
Scotland
Royal Oak
Scapa Flow
Lindley Brothers Named in Actions in Indiana
Greene Circuit Court filed a foreclosure suit against Damon and Paul Lindley of Orleans in Sandborn alleging two trucks were mortgaged twice and the title diverted to a finance firm. The brothers, linked to a grain elevator, remain in Greene County jail awaiting trial. embezzlement charges were noted against Damon for 1200 bushels of red wheat.
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Vincennes
Lindley Brothers
Damon and
Paul
Orleans
Sandborn
Greene
Bloomfield
Greene County
Indianapolis
Damon
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