County Refuses Appropriations And Approves Some Expenses
Browns town county council in special session disallowed 400 for Seymour attendance officer and 470 for county attendance officer per diem. They approved 280 for a machine gun 200 for cattle testing and 1500 for courthouse repainting, with future efforts to secure attendance officer funds amid legal debate on average daily attendance versus school enumeration. Council members listed.
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Brownstown
Seymour
County Council
Sheriffs Office
State Supreme Court
J. P. Matlock
Jason Bottorff
M. W. Steinwedel
J. V
County Council Seeks to Deter Bandits in Jackson County
Sheriff Meredith Steward’s office has acquired a new machine gun, described as a high rate of fire instrument likely to deter crime. The county council action signals a hard line against bandits burglars and criminals operating in the area.
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Sheriff's Office
Jackson County
Meredith K. Steward
Two Jennings County youths injured in auto crash
Two youths riding in a touring car sustained severe injuries when the vehicle crashed into a bridge abutment on a Redding township road near Reddington. Stanley Selig suffered a fractured collar bone and James Castetter a fractured left arm. A third occupant was uninjured. Selig was treated at Sehneck Memorial Hospital and Castetter returned home. Details were not learned.
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Jennings County
Redding Township
Fox
Reddington
Stanley Selig
North Vernon
James Castetter
Sehe
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Castetter
Young Democrat Meeting Planned Friday Night
About 500 members and guests of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Jackson County will attend a fish fry and special meeting at Camp Lutsus Shieldstown Friday night. The program opens around 7 30 with Sherman Minton of New Albany a former PSC Indiana counsel and U S Senate hopeful as principal speaker. Eugene B Crowe of Bedford candidate for reelection to Congress Ninth District also expected.
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Young Men's Democratic Club
Jackson County
Camp Lutsus
Shieldstown
Sherman Minton
New Albanya
Public Service Commission
Indiana
United States
Eugene B. Crowe
Bedford
Ninth
Seymour Legion Plans District Meet Attendance and Parade
The Seymour Post No. 89 drum and bugle corps will attend the Ninth district American Legion convention at Scottshore with a large parade. Events begin Saturday evening with registration at 6, banquet at 6:30, dance at 9, and Sunday sessions starting 9:30 led by Earl Kleiner with speakers Tom Hayden Harry Hall Frank Rossa C M Florence and Fred Weickine. Luncheon follows at noon.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Seymour Post No
American Legion
Ninth District
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Scottshore
Scottshurz
Scott County
Seymour
Legion
Earl Kleiner
Tom Hayden
Department of Kentucky
Harry Hall
State Service
Frank Rossa
Southern
C. M. Florence
Fred Weiekine
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Roosevelt Nears U S Coast on Pacific Cruise
President Roosevelt approaches the Oregon coast aboard the cruiser New Orleans en route to Portland on a lengthy cross country voyage. The Houston and New Orleans may slow to land him Friday morning as he works on administration matters and stays in wireless contact with Washington.
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Roosevelt
Coulee Dam
Colmbia River
Spokane
Wash
Fort Peek
Mississippi
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Oregon Coast
Houston
Tlawallan Islands
America
Washington, D.C
Cummings
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Death Summons Mrs. A M Schwab
Mrs. Anna M. Schwab, seventy three, Sey mour resident, died at 3 35 this morning at 609 Ewing Street after a week of serious illness. Born December 7 1860 in Jefferson county, she was the daughter of George and Mary Schwartz and widow of George Schwab who died June 18 1932. She was a Methodist and survived by several relatives.
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Anna M. Schwab
Seymour
Ewing Street
Methodist Church
Schwabix
Adjustment Body Members Named
The county council named Jason Bottorff as the representative on the Jackson county tax adjustment board. Other members include Dr K E M Kestner Fred Meyer Raymond Rucker Chris Ahlbrand John FEF Keiffer and Frank Collins with D W Thompson as secretary by virtue of his office.
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County Council
Jackson County
Jason Bottorff
KE. M. Kestner
Brownstown
Fred Meyer
Pershing Township
Raymond Rucker
Carr Township
Chris Ahlbrand
Reporters Sentenced in Contempt Case
Danville Kentucky reporters Wesley Carty and Jack Durham were sentenced during the day by Police Judge Jay W. Harlan for contempt charges. The sentences prevented them from working.
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Danville
Wesley Carty
Jack Durham
Jay W. Harlan
Student Surrenders After Three Weeks on Death Case
Neal Myers a 21 year old pharmacy student in Oklahoma City turned himself in to his lawyer W P Morrison after fleeing for three weeks over the death of Marian Mills a former University of Oklahoma beauty queen. Mills died July 10 at Norman and the case centers on alleged quack medicines and a fatal incident at Hazel Brown s apartment. Myers says he committed no crime and fears disgrace to both families as authorities prepare further proceedings.
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Oklahoma City
Marian Mills
University of Oklahoma
Neal Myers
W. P. Morrison
Miss Mills
Norman
Okla
Myers
Hazel Brown
Mills
J. B. Myers
el Reno
F. Kert Mills
University
Morrison
Wheat Control Board Chooses Hoy as President in Jackson County
Officers of six district committees for the wheat production control association in Jackson county have been elected by signing producers' contracts. District leaders and chairmen for Brownstown, Carr, Otwood, Owen townships, and others named, form the county association board with Goss Schepman as president and A. Murray as secretary.
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Wheat Production Control Association
Jackson County
Jdackmmo County
Thistmet
Brownstown
Carr
Ttwood
Owen
AL Murray
Gossman
Donley B. Till
Grassy Fork
Clarence Peters
Marion Kinpsen
Leonard Kuehn
Pistret
Hamilton
Pershing
Ray Bottorff
John A. Ray, Jr
Willard Newkirk
Jackson
Vernop
Fred EK. Miller
George F. Schepman
Simeon H
Nhe
Oos Schepman
A. Murray
Fred E. Miller
Truckers Blockade Sparks Violent Strikes Across Cities
Associated Press reports widespread labor unrest as truck drivers in Minneapolis oppose military rule. two drivers beaten, one civilian killed in a collision with a troop car. Layoffs touch Chicago live stock yards and Pacific coast maritime workers return to duties after Roosevelt mediation.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
F. A. Walsh
Chicago
Coast Maritime
San Francisco
Roosevelt
South Dakota Faces Drought Devastation and Relief Aid
Calamity blankets South Dakota as drought withers crops and cattle. Federal relief of 26.6 million dollars has been sent since 1932, yet debts and mortgages cling to barren ranches while experts estimate winter wheat at around 5 dollars per bushel amid shrinking prospects.
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Sioux Falls, & D
South Dakota
Borum
Brookings
Hitler rushes to Hindenburg bedside as death nears
Berlin August 1 1934 Adolf Hitler visits President Hindenburg on the eve of death with an entourage and plans to assume office as President and Chancellor. Physicians report slight improvement yet end of the 86 year old leader nears conservatives fear a Nazist dictatorship.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Marienburg
Schutz Staffel
Hitler
Associated Press
Germany
Neundeck
East Prussia
Hindenburg
der Fuehrer
Austria hurls accusation as cabinet fears clash in New Orleans
In New Orleans tension rises as Sen Huey P Long mobilizes 500 National Guardsmen and Mayor Walmsley adds 500 police to a force of 1400. Austria accuses Germany of guiding Nazis in the bloodshed and warns of civil war plans.
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Senator Long
Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
National
Jackson’ Barracks
Long
Vienna
Angl
Austria
Germany
Desperado Is Caught Today
Desperado Jim Clark a 30 year old bank robber was captured in Tulsa after a standoff at a city apartment. He was being returned to Lansing Kansas State penitentiary where he had escaped twice in 14 months. A federal agent with a machine gun ordered him to surrender and he complied.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dim Clark
Southwestern
Desperado
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Federal Department of Justice
Jim
Earl
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Young Democrat Meeting
Minton
Crowe
United States Coast
A.M. Schwab
Jefferson County
IH Associated Press
Louis Schepman
County Board
Washington Town
Ki Lows Schepman
Clyde Pierson
John A. Bal
York
Paul von Thindenburg
S. Dakota
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Riley Joble
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