No Extension of Time for 1934 Auto Tags Issued
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles confirms no extensions for 1934 license plates. Licenses valid Dec 21 to Dec 31. motorists must buy by month end. 1933 plates unusable after Dec 31. poll tax receipts and titles required. truck and trailer operators need PSC permits.
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Frank Finney
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Margaret Barton
Barton
McNutt
Finney
State Public Service Commission
Mrs Leonard Weber Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs Leonard Weber of North Vernon has been discharged from Sechneck Memorial Hospital after undergoing an operation and returned to her home.
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Leonard Weber
North Vernon
Sechneck Memorial Hospital
Burglar hits Trading Post. loot recovered in brief
A Trading Post was burglarized with loot realized. The notice hints at other news on the pages, calling readers to peruse more items in The Cub.
Highway Department Offices Moved to New Building
Seymour district offices of the Indiana State Highway Commission have moved from the city building to a new combined office and garage building at U S Roads 31 and 50 east of Seymour. Permanent setup will take days and the Seymour sub-district garage will follow later. Several staff were transferred from Indianapolis to work in the new local offices.
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Seymour District
Indiana State Highway Commission
U. S. Roads
Seymour City
Seymour
Highway Department
Indianapolis
Three Injured in Truck Crash Near Rockford
A morning collision on U S Road 31 about one mile north of Rockford left one man and two girls with injuries. The relief driver Frank Lempus of Elkhart was treated by a physician. Patrolman J R DeLong took a injured rider to the Seymour police station for investigation.
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U. S
Rockford
Seymour
J. R. DeLong
Frank Lempus
Elkhart
Gonkers
Bernice Morrow
Project approvals grow Seymour CWA plan lines
The state administration at Indianapolis approved a third project for Seymour under the civil works program. The sewer labor starts at Fourth and Park streets to employ eighteen men for four weeks, totaling 2 240 man hours and about 1224 dollars payroll. Today eleven more men join two city projects, increasing street and drainage labor to eighteen and park work to eleven.
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Seymour
Indianapolis
EB. N. Kestner
Brownstown
Fourth
Park Streets
Trial Delay Seen in Scottsboro Case and Norris Attack Trial
Decatur Alabama December 4 The state prepared to end testimony in the Scottsboro case with Clarence Norris charged in the Victoria Price attack. Norris trial likely to occupy the remainder of the Morgan county term and a delay in completing trials of the seven negro defendants is anticipated.
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Decatur
Ala
Scottsboro
Clarence Norris
Victoria Price
Norris
Morgan County
Plans for Goon Church census in Seymour outlined
Seven Seymour area churches outlined a religious census to take place Monday and Tuesday with solicitors distributing supplies. The aim is full resident and visitor church attendance next Sunday December 10, with transportation and kindergarten care provided. Cooperation from Nazarene First Baptist First Presbyterian St Pauls Congregational Central Christian First Methodist Trinity Methodist noted.
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Gio
Seymour
Church of the Nazarene
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
St. Paul’s Congregational
Central Christian
First Methodist
Trinity Methodist Church
Schools Reopen After Thanksgiving Vacation in Seymour
Seymour city schools reconvened this morning after the annual Thanksgiving break. Most college students and others visiting relatives over the holiday returned to their homes elsewhere. Classes resumed their usual routine as students readjusted to the schedule ahead of the Christmas and New Year break.
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Seymour City
Seymour
Barnes Expres at Home in Terre Haute
W R Barnes brother in law of A D Shields dies suddenly at his Terre Haute home after a period of declining health. Born in Sullivan he lived here briefly after marrying Fannie Shields. An engineer on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line he left a widow a daughter Mrs Ray Biller of Indianapolis a son Cary Barnes of Terre Haute and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday in Terre Haute with burial at Riverview Cemetery.
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Ray Biller
Indianapolis
Cary Barnes
Terre Haute
Riverview Cemetery
Man Fined 15 Dollars After DUI Crash Near Columbus
Henry Holman of this city was fined 15 dollars and given a ninety day suspended sentence with a one year license revocation after arraignment in Columbus court. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by J. R. DeLong and Raymond Roll after his auto mobile crashed into a telephone pole on U S Road 31 south of Columbus. Officers said he was intoxicated.
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Henry Holman
Columbus
J. R. DeLong
Raymond Roll
U. 8 Road 31
Robbery at Trading Post and Gasoline Theft Investigated
Seymour police and county authorities probe a robbery at The T Post roadside store on U S Road three miles north of Uniontown. Entry appears forced by breaking a glass rear door. gasoline was spilled near the pump, with other items including cigarettes cigars tobacco a vending machine and flour sacks reported missing.
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Seymour
T Post
U.S. Road
Uniontown
Meredith — Stewart
S. M. Hutchison
Mrs. Mahorney Called by Death in Seymour
Mrs Alpha Gould Mahorney aged fifty six wife of C L Mahorney died at home 4 East Third street at 7 30 p m Saturday after five weeks illness Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at Central Christian Church with Rev Elvin Daniels in charge Burial in Riverview Cemetery She born May 12 1877 in Lawrence County daughter of John and Elizabeth Gould She moved from Lawrence County to Seymour twenty four years ago survived by husband two children Elizabeth Black Dennis and John R Mahorney a sister and three brothers Funeral visitors may call after 7 p m tonight
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Alpha Gould Mahorney
C. L. Mahorney
East Third Street
Central Christian Church
Elvin Daniels
Riverview Cemetery
Mahorney
Lawrence County
John
Elizabeth Lehmer Gould
O. le Mahorney
Jackson County
Seymour
Elizabeth Black
Cincinnati
Dennis Mahorney
John R. Mahorney
City
Wiliam
Edward Gould
Bedford
Frank Gould
Lovington, DL
A. A. Wicker
Ft. Ritner
Four City Homes Quarantined and One Released
The city sanitary officer James A Willey reports that four city homes are under quarantine. One home at 423 East Second Street was released after a child recovered from diphtheria. Affected residences include 214 East Second Street and two others, with notices posted Sunday and today.
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James A. Willey
E. Elliott
East Second Street
James Robert
Bene
Death calls Mrs Mary Hazzard Swengel at 75
Mrs Mary Hazzard Swengel age 75 was found dead in her Reddington area home from heart disease. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 30 PM at Reddington Christian Church with Rev Charles Buchanan. Burial in Reddington cemetery. She was born March 13 1858 near Reddington and married William B Swengel in 1876. Survived by husband four children two brothers two sisters and several half siblings.
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Mary Hazzard Swengel
Reddington
William 8. Swengel
Weat Lafayette
Ind
Jane Foster
Columbus
May
California
Alice
Ida
Indianapolis
Two Men Fined for Public Intoxication in Brownstown
Lee Bottorff and Rey Bottorff of Medora were fined 25 dollars and costs each after arraignment before Justice of the Peace William C. Royer in Brownstown on public intoxication charges. County officers arrested them Saturday night on warrants issued after a Medora disturbance the previous Wednesday in which Lee Bottorff allegedly smashed several bottles on Medora streets.
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Lee Bottorff
Rey Bottorff
Medora
William Croyer
Brownstown
Lee Rottorff
Group Tackles Revision of Federal Tax Structure
The House Ways and Means Committee studies subcommittee recommendations to raise federal income by 400 million dollars annually without raising rates. Hearings delayed until December 15 proposals from the Treasury, liquor tax plans after repeal, and hearings set for January. The interdepartmental alcohol committee seeks levy increases from the current 1.10 per gallon to meet a projected 500 million revenue in the first full year after repeal.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Coughton
N. C
Congress
Believe Floyd Is Being Held In Fort Smith Hospital
Two women identified as Ruby Floyd and Stella Collins and a man believed to be Pretty Boy Floyd were guarded in a Fort Smith hospital after an accident. The men and women, connected to the Oklahoma outlaw, were attended by officerscon stable Jack Pace and deputy Otto Rykendall. The man told reporters and hospital staff his name was Bob Carney.
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Ark
Jack Pace
Otto Kykendall
Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Oklahoma
Floyd
Pace
Rykendall
Ruby Floyd
Stella Collins
Bob Carney
Smith
Former Farm Board Chairman Alexander Legge Dies
Chicago reports death from a heart attack ends the career of Alexander Legge 67, president of International Harvester and former chairman of the Federal Farm Board. Known as the iron man, he died at his Hinsdale home after garden work. during World War I he led the War Industries Board.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Iron Man
Legge
Hinsdale
War Industries Board
Edward N. Hurley
War Time Shipping Board
Ice-Bound Soviet Ship Faces New Gale in Arctic
St Paul Island reports the ice locked Soviet ship Cheliuskin with sixty eight aboard endures a second heavy storm as they drift in the East Siberian Sea. The icebreaker Abn two months from Davidoff Island or mainland ninety miles away. Prof Otto Schmidt leads the expedition with a crew of fifty one and seventeen passengers including five women and one child.
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Associated Press
St. Paul Island
Bering Sea
Arctic Circle
East Siberian Sea
Cheliuskin
Okeh
Davidoff Island
Muransk
Davidoff Taland
Otto Sehmidt
Maxim Litvinoff
Arbuckle pleads guilty to disorderly conduct in city court
Charles Arbuckle of this city enters two pleas in city court. He pleads guilty to disorderly conduct and not guilty to public intoxication. Trial on public intoxication set for 3 pm. sentence on disorderly conduct pending at noon. Connected to a fight on East Recond Street near Ewing Street about 10 twenty Saturday night.
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Charles Arbuckle
East Recond Street
Ewing Street
Lindbergh Plans Night Takeoff for South America
Bathurst Gambia December 4 Associated Press reports Charles A Lindbergh signaled this afternoon his intention to depart before night for a possible trans South America flight. The plan indicates a rapid start to the journey with a vague target and time frame.
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Associated Press
Bathurst
Gambia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jantivight
South America
States move toward liquor sales after long bans
The compilation shows many states easing prohibitions or retaining bans as new laws are debated. Several states allow wine and beer with meals, while others ban bars or restrict off premise sales. The nationwide shift reflects varied approaches as legislatures consider permitting different levels of alcohol access.
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Alabama
Arizona
San
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Chicago
Weather records report river stage and temperatures
Officials at the water office record a maximum temperature of 62 and a minimum of 48. The river stage is seven inches above the low water mark, as shown by the pumping station readings.
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The
Impur Water Co
Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley Week
Scattered light rains expected early in the week across parts of the Ohio Valley. General to heavy rain likely by Tuesday or Wednesday. Moderate temperatures with a cooler spell coming Wednesday night. Temperatures then trend lower toward week’s end.
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Ohio Valley
Tem
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