Freetown CCC Camp Seen Moving Near Vallonia Lake Project
A Milwaukee press release says two Indiana CCC camps are active, with Freetown workers now aiding the Vallonia lake and fish hatchery site near Wallonia. Officials hint the Freetown camp will relocate soon to be closer to Driftwood township work on a 170 acre lake and hatchery amid reforestation efforts.
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North Central Region
U. S. Forest Service
Millwaukee
Wisc
CCC
Freetown
Wallonia
Indiana
E. W. Tinker
Jackson County
Paoli
Hoosier National Forest
Vallonia
Valonia
Driftwood Township
Milwaukee Dispatch
Tinker
Ohio River
United States
Indianapolis Man Fined For Reckless Driving Plea
Orren Meyers of Indianapolis pleaded guilty to reckless driving at city court arraignment. He was fined $1 plus $10 costs and released after paying. Meyers was arrested around 8:45 p m Wednesday on U S Route 50 east of Seymour by Patrolman J E Neal of the Seymour state police.
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Indianapolis
Orren Meyers
Meyers
U. S. Road 50
Seymour
J. E. Neal
Seymour State Police
Seymour Business College Opening Dates Announced
Seymour Business College announces fall term for day school September 2 to 9 and night school starting September 10.
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Seymour Business College
Seymour Bank Clock Repaired Restores Town Time
Seymour residents watched as the Seymour National Bank clock resumed accurate time after repair by E A Bleakley. The clock now runs on direct electric current with battery backup lasting about a week if power fails. Bleakley also inspected the Majestic tower clock for future repairs.
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Second and
Chestnut Streets
Seymour National Bank
E. A. Bleakley
Lafayette
Ind
O. B. McClintock Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Mr. Bleakley
Gas Station Holds Up Here
Seymour police and state police search for a young bandit who robbed Buhner service station at Tipton street and Indianapolis avenue around 9 10 p m Wednesday. The man, described as a bum, escaped with about 43 dollars after flashing a 32 or 38 caliber revolver and demanding cash from attendants Tom Aufenberg George Alter and salesman R W Myers. Myers talked the bandit into keeping two dollars and later handed over five dollars in small bills before the robber departed.
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Indiana
Jackson County
Buhner
Tipton Street
Indianapolis Avenue
Pennsylvania
Tom Aufenberg
George Alter
R. W. Myers
Lexington
General Tire & Rubber Company
Myers
Mr. Alter
Mr. Myers
Seek Missing Alaskan Plane Seeks Fairbanks Trio
A missing airplane carrying three Fairbanks residents—pilot Arthur F. Hines merchant John Lenz and court clerk Alton Nordale—vanished after leaving Dawson Yukon Territory. Five search planes combed rugged country between Fairbanks and Dawson with no trace. last report places the ship over Chicken Alaska about 100 miles west of Dawson.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Dawson
Y. T
Arthur F. Hines
John Lenz
Alton Nordale
United States District Court
Here
Chicken
Truck Overturns Near North Vernon Injuring Three
Three men from Cincinnati were injured when a truck overturned on U S Road 50 about two and a half miles west of North Vernon this morning. They were treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital for cuts and possible fractures. a fourth man in the truck uninjured.
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U. S. Road 50
North Vernon
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Cincinnati
Sam Black
Jerry Woodard
Mettley
Robin Armstrong
Mrs. Carrie Collier Dies. Service Scheduled in Columbus
Carrie B. Collier longtime Jackson County resident died at 4 30 p m Wednesday at her daughter’s home 1710 North Cottage Avenue Columbus following a three year illness Funeral services set for Friday at 2 p m from the family home 607 South Lynn Street and at 230 p m from the Nazarene Church with Rev Samuel B Walls and Rev W C Morris officiating Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery She was 53 born February 7 1882 in the county and is survived by six children a sister a brother and four grandchildren
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Jackson County
Forrest Brown
North Cottage Avenue
Columbus
South Lynntreet
Church of the Nazarene
Samuel B. Walls
W. C. Morris
Riverview Cemetery
Herbert Hunsucker
This City
Andrew Collier
Fred Ault
Hamilton
Ohio
Brown
Otis P. Collier
Austin
James W. Collier
Sam Allman
Surprise
Henry Lesley
Carthage
Ind
South Lynn Street
Democrats At National Meet Milwaukees Young Men Club trip
Five Jackson county youths Clem Thompson Carl Hackman Collin Garrett Forrest Kysar plus Robert Emerson of Brownstown boarded a noon Indianapolis train for Milwaukee to attend the national meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club of America. Alvin Johnson of Indianapolis and former Seymour resident attends as state officer. President Franklin D Roosevelt will speak by radio Friday night with several governors to address the delegates.
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Jackson County
Milwaukee
Wis
Young Men's Democratic Club of America
Indianapolis
Clem Thompson
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Carl Hackman
Collin Garrett
Forrest Kysar
Seymour
Robert Emerson
Brownstown
Alvin Johnson
Johnson
Franklin
Roosevelt
Indiana State Business Reports Seymour Conditions Rise
The Indiana University bureau of business research reports July activity in Indiana above the past three years, with Seymour showing a small gain in department store trade, better furniture trade, and favorable hardware comparisons. Clothing sales declined versus prior months, totals similar to a year ago, and Federal financing boosted electric refrigerator sales. Building activity dipped from last month but remained above last year.
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Indiana
Indiana Business Review
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research
Seymour
United States
Britain Braces as War Fears Grow and Embargo Debates Rise
Washington reports say House leaders seek a compromise arms embargo shifting its effective date to February 1, 1936 to avoid angering abroad. The plan would broaden Senate seven point neutrality measures to include a credit embargo and flexible licensing while Roosevelt leans toward permissive executive powers.
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McReynolds
D-Tenn
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Hull
R. Walton Moore
State Department
Rites for Rogers Post Held Today
The nation bid farewell to Will Rogers and Wiley Post with private services in Glendale California and large public tributes across California and the nation. Governors officials studios and theaters paused for a two minute nationwide quiet as crowds gathered from Oklahoma City to Des Moines for the aviator and humorist.
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Wiley Post
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Calif
California
Oklahoma City
Rogers
Los Angeles
Roosevelt
William T. Tarrant
Herbert A. Jones
Hollywood Bowl
Community Presbyterian Church
Beverly Hills
Frank F. Merriam
Clapemore
Ohio
Chelsea
Argus J. Hamilton
Humorist
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Variety Club
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa
Heather
J. Whitcomb Browder
Glendale Baptist Church
John Boles
Flying in the bat-like air craft thrills novice pilot
Stephen J. McDonough recalls a test flight in a new Bureau of Air Commerce “arrow plane.” Lynn Juleson, veteran pilot, guides a fearful observer at 1500 feet as the aircraft proves stable and self-contained, prompting a seasoned remark about balance and control.
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Washington
Bureau of Air Commerce
Lynn Juleson
Air Lines
Bureau
Juleson
World tensions rise as fascist expansion concerns spread
London reports an emergency cabinet meeting amid fears Mussolini aims for conquest threatening British colonies. Haile Selassie vows restraint. Italian designs receive official press backing. Paris warns cabinet moves could embolden Italy. Madrid downplays Mediterranean moves as normal precaution.
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Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Rome
Italy
Paris
France
Madrid
Spain
Mediterranean
Will Rogers tributes mark Sapulpa and Claremore events
Sapulpa and Claremore set today to honor Will Rogers with brief town hall and airport ceremonies. Amon G. Carter recalls Rogers gifts totaling thousands to Red Cross and Salvation Army, plus radio earnings and charity drives.
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Los Angeles
Amon G. Carter
Fort Worth
Tex
Will Rogers
Carter
Rogers
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Benefit of Humanity
Diplomats View Italo Ethiopian Crisis Warns of Sanctions
London reports indicate British cabinet favors a joint sanctions plan against Italy over the Italo Ethiopian dispute. The move would involve military, air, and financial penalties, to be coordinated through the League of Nations, with no formal approach to the United States yet but keeping Washington informed.
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Downing Street
Tha Ain
Milini
Ethiopia
Sessions
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Aeuity
France
Britain
Italy
League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
Anthony
League of Affairs
London
Washington
Grave Situation Amid Italo Crisis Across Nations
London August 22 AP reports Rame MacDonald who served a prime minister during the early days of the Italo crisis says the situation is the most serious the nation has faced since 1914. He calls the crisis grave for the nation and cites the strain on diplomacy.
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Rame MacDonald
Stanley
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