Go to Church campaign names 60 TD solicitors in Seymour area
Church and kindergarten solicitors announced for the Go to Church drive in Seymour. A 2 oclock Sunday meeting at First Baptist Church will finalize plans for the final week before observance.
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Seymour
O Ren
First Baptist Church
Church of the Nazarene
Lester Wagner
Harley Wagner
Edwin Hill
Francis Bu- Daly
Leo Garbett
Joe Borders
Clydia_ Hill
Evelyn Largent
Beatrice Thompson
Lucile Reed
Virginia Largent
Jessie Wright
Logan Largent
John Morton
Mort Black
John van Osdel
Dale Kysar
Maude Kendall
Thomas Ross
H. Doerr
Lillie Hagan
R. McGill
Susie Sage
A. P. Carter
J. A. Goforth
Kinder
A Shepard
Stenan Church
Robert J. Barbour
W. R. Cooper
Charles Huffman
T. Ti. Montgomery
T. A. Mott
Robert Shields
Hi. H Carter
DeWitte Ocean
Lester McKinney
John C. Roeer
Irene Tullis
Katherine Vosbrink
Francis Gates
St. Paul’s Congregational
Mildred Schaefer
George Heintz
Francia Birge
Paul Brackemyre
Helen Plumer
Harry Findley
Charles Rottger
William Quade
Charles Quadde
Ed Walter
Lizzie Stockhoff
Walter Akins
Carrie Massman
Central Christian Church
Scott Everhart
Emmett Simpers
Manan Rogers
Ray R. Keach
Aileen Hamer
C. H. Wallace
Walter Taylor
Edgar Otte
Doe Gruber
Howard Noe
G. B. Hottorff
Lacey Heitkamp
Grace Love
Firet M. E. Church
Wilbur Biggs
Travis Carter
John Kloss
N. J. Lasher
F. L. Jordan
S. F. Hodapp
Frank Moritz
Shinness
George Heins
Russell Patrick
William
Ethel Leads Charge as A S Rouses Waxey in District Aid
The lines hint at a local scene with Ethel directing action, A S pressing Waxey, and the district receiving funds. The Owls push Salem forward while apples appear in abundance, and The Cub is mentioned amid these bustling events.
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Ethel
A. S
District
Salem
Irwin to Speak at Seymour Ninth District Meeting
Indianapolis December 2 AP Don Irwin Republican state chairman will address a Ninth district meeting at Seymour Wednesday afternoon. He recently completed a visit to northern Indiana where he denounced Governor McNut's Democratic administration.
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Irwin
Indianapolis
Don Irwin
Seymour
Indiana
McNut
Seymour district to receive $122000 highway grant
The Seymour district of the Indiana State Highway Commission is awarded a 122000 grant under the Public Works Administration representing 30 percent of labor and material costs for 260 miles of roads. Funds will finalize shoulder widening and related safety work, employing up to 800 workers for seven months.
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Seymour District
Indiana State Highway Commission
Washington, D. C
Public Works Administration
Washington
Seymour
Jackson County
Road Men Meet to Plan Winter Highway Maintenance
Road patrolmen of the Seymour sub district met Friday night in the new highway garage on East Tipton street. Ray H. Bower engineer and James M. Mann sub district superintendent attended to discuss winter maintenance plans for state and federal highways in Jackson county and the Seymour area during floodwaters and snowstorms.
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Jackson County
Seymour Sub-District
Seymour Subdistrict
East Tipton Street
Ray H. Bower
Seymour District
James M. Mann
Hand Crushed in Crothersville Saw Accident
Ephraim Doty of Crothersville was admitted to Sehneck Memorial Hospital with a severely crushed right hand after a saw accident near Crothersville. He was accompanied by William Berry. Amputation of the first finger was required.
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Ephraim Doty
Crothersville
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
William Berry
Soviet Oil Tanker Gelinjik Wrecked Off Ordon
The Soviet oil tanker Gelinjik ran aground in a fierce storm on the Black Sea near Ordon Turkey. Thirteen crew members drowned, seven sailors were rescued as blizzard conditions persisted along the coast for more than a day.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Ordon
Seymour Owls Cruise Past Salem Lions 19 to 10
Seymour Owls defeated the Salem Lions 19 to 10 as Seymour nailed seven of 28 floor shots while Salem hit four of 33. Seymour also led at the foul line 5 of 8 to Salem 2 of 14. The game featured early fouls with Storey and others committing early fouls.
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Noble Lyons
Seymour Owls
Salem Lions
Bloomington
Seymour
Salem Lads
Owls
Storey
Lions
Barrymore Scolds Philadelphia Clubwomen at Talk
Ethel Barrymore angrily berated about 300 Philadelphia clubwomen calling them know-nothings at the Philadelphia Lecture Assembly where Eva Le Gallienne spoke to apologize for a missed engagement. Barrymore and Le Gallienne drew a storm of protest as both actresses shared the stage with sharp exchanges.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Ethel Barrymore
Eva le Gallienne
Miss le Gallienne
Miss Barrymore
The
American Theatre
Apple Gift Days Draw Downtown Shoppers
As Apple Gift Days end tonight, downtown shoppers flocked to fifteen participating dealers offering unusual values across merchandise lines. The event drew crowds inspecting gifts and holiday displays, with many items bought as Christmas approaches.
Four Columbus Men Fined In City Court Public Intoxication
Howard Thornton and Garnett Cavender both of Columbus were found guilty of public intoxication and fined 1 plus costs. Hubert Thornton, also of Columbus, pleaded guilty Friday afternoon and was fined 11 with release on payment arrangements. J W Sweeney, Clark County Indiana county attorney, was released on 300 bond after pleading not guilty to public intoxication and driving while under the influence.
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Howard Thornton
Garnett Cavender
Columbus
Hubert Thornton
J. W. Sweeney
Clark County
Ind
Waxey Gordon faces ten year tax evasion sentence
Waxey Gordon known as Irving Wexler is jailed in federal custody facing ten years in prison and an 80000 dollar fine for evading income taxes in 1930 and 1929. He was convicted on four counts and fined 10000 dollars per count with 60000 dollars for prosecution costs. The judge called him a gang leader of the worst type as his wife cried.
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New York
Waxey Gordon
Federal House of Detention
Frank J. Coleman
Gordon
Irving Wexler
Ieago
Charles G. F. Wahle
Defense
Insull Loses Bid for Extradition in Toronto
Martin J. Insull former Chicago utilities director lost his fight against extradition to the United States. Justice King Stone of the Ontario Supreme Court granted Cook County's appeal for his return.
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Toronto
Dee. 2
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
United States
Justice Kingstone
Ontario Supreme Court
Cook County
Litvinoff Arrives in Naples After “Excellent Voyage”
Russian Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff arrived in Naples aboard the Conte Di Savoia flying the red flag and said the voyage from the United States was excellent as he addressed reporters today.
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Naples
Conte di Savoila
Maxim Litvinoff
United States
Week's News Review: Mob Violence Across States
A chaotic week ends with mob violence in California Missouri and Maryland. Two men confess kidnapping and killing Brooke Hart in San Jose sparking crowd clashes at the jail. Governor James H. James and Herbert Hoover faced divided public opinion on justice and response.
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New York
California
Missouri
Maryland
San Jose
Calif
Thurmond
Holmes
Brooke Hart
James R Dr
Herbert Hoover
Stocks and Staples See-Saw Amid Dollar Policy Moves
Stocks and staples fluctuated this week as the government pressed its price control program and the dollar's gold value. Four trading days showed largely inconclusive net changes with a steadier treasury gold price abroad and narrower exchange rate swings. Unconfirmed reports floated a Washington London understanding on rate control as the December 15 refunding of about 727 million dollars nears.
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New York
Treasury
Washington
London
Jury hurls death verdict in Arkansas poison case
A Benton jury sentenced Mark H. Shank to death for poisoning Alvin Colley and his family with grape juice at a picnic last August. Shank facing possible immediate execution after a motion for a new trial and appeal deadlines. Shank’s wife aided defense planning as attorneys vow to继续 fight, noting insanity defense.
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Benton
Ark
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Alvin Colley
Shank
Colley
Little Rock
Nathan McDaniel
Arkansas
Flagstaff rescue on Pall River rooftop nets $8 fee
Richard Alside crawled from Pall River City Hall flagpole, reaching 100 feet above the sidewalk to untangle a flag. A second steeple worker had refused the job for less than 50.
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Alside
Richard
Pall River
Mass
City Hall
Volcano erupts on Hokkaido volcano Tarumae with ash
Ashes scattered on nearby villages as Mt Tarumae in Hokkaido erupted. A 3000 foot smoke column rose above the crater, with no casualties reported per Asahi dispatches from Maoran.
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Associated
Tokyo
Tarumae
Hokkaido
Japan
Asahi
Maoran
Death verdict in Scottsbord case reaches Patterson again
Heywood Patterson, 21, of Chattanooga, convicted for attacking Victoria Price aboard a freight train in Jackson County Alabama on March 25 1931, faces the death penalty after a Morgan County jury deliberated 25 hours Patterson already faced two prior death sentences at Scottsboro trials and Norris prepared for trial as part of the same case Attorney Samuel Leibowitz plans another appeal to the U S Supreme Court supporting the defendants Ruby Bates testified initially then recanted at the second Patterson trial
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Decatur
Ala
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Chattanooga
Victoria Price
Ruby Bates
Jackson County
Alabama
Patterson
Clarence Norris
W. W. Callahan
Norris
United States Supreme Court
Callahan
Morgan County
Samuel S. Leibowitz
New York
Price
Hymera Case Opens in Terre Haute Trial
Evidence will be presented today in the trial of four men charged in the deaths of Andy and Oral Reedy at their Hymera farm home. The defendants Emil Reedy James Vanderpool Frank Vanderpool and Louis Wells were brought from Sullivan county. Jury selection lasted a day and a half with twenty-nine questioned. Fourteen counts were indicted in the Reedy case and two convicted. Otis Turner serves a life sentence for murder and Haskell Brown two to twenty-one years for manslaughter both to be returned to testify.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Andy
Oral Reedy
Hymera
Emil Reedy
James
Frank Vanderpool
Louis Wells
Sullivan County
Ranle
Reedy
Otis Turner
Wourder
Haskell Brown
Government winds up big financing with Roosevelt speech awaited
Washington reports the first big financing effort of the Roosevelt era winds up as December 15 maturities loom. Subscriptions for Fourth Liberty Loan bonds close, with plans to borrow about a billion dollars soon. Officials anticipate light on monetary plans from a Roosevelt speech at the Federal Council of Churches in America on Wednesday night.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Treasury
RFC
France
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Lava Covers Farms as Volcano Erupts
Lava from the Lealee volcano devoured coffee plantations and livestock farms near San Salvador. The eruption driven lava within miles of Laalee. Two farmers attempting to save cattle were killed in the flow. Officials called it the region’s most violent eruption in years.
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San Salvador
Lealee
Laalee
Braille Book Output Reaches 274 in Early 1033 Months
A blind reader received 274 Braille books published in the first months of 1033. The figure shows growing access to Braille literature and educational materials for visually impaired readers.
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