Ninth District Meeting Attacks Governor McNutt Policies
Don B. Irwin Republican state chair man denounces Governor Paul V. McNutt’s policies at the Ninth District Republican Meet ing held in City Hall with delegations from across the district. He cites the Mussolini Law and alleged spoils-system abuses, accusing the governor of shifting blame and naming H D Clandy as the goat.
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Ninth
Don B. Irwin
Paul V. McNutt
Michigan City
Chester Davis
Lawrence County
John J. Tyree
Martha Wagner
Tyree
Davis
Mae Moore
Noble Malott
Ted Metzler
Charles Parker
Theodore Pentzer
Charles Brown
Charles Hartley
E.G. Guernsey
Fenis Young
A. C. Clifford
D. M. Smiley
The
Bedford Mail
Mr. Trewin
Paul McNutt
Preas
H. D. Clandy
Allen County
McNutt
Greenlee
State of
Indiana
Seymour Lions Stage Henrys Wedding Dress Rehearsal
The Seymour Lions Club reports final preparations for Henrys Wedding at Seymour high school with a dress rehearsal tonight. About 125 local people participate in the three act comedy praised in other cities and ticket sales are strong for both Thursday and Friday performances. An advance bus to Bedford for the basketball game is being arranged, with details expected this week.
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Seymour Lions Club
Henry
First Methodist Church
DeWitte Ogan
Alfred Snyder
Mr. Ogan
Ralph Williams
Seymour- Bedford
Bedford
Wilbur Fleener
Williams
H. Spencer
Baptist men plan rabbit fry and Henrys Wedding drawing nigh
Civic notes describe a rabbit fry hosted by Baptist men and the upcoming Henry's Wedding drawing. City lights installation projects advance while the Grand Old Party circle prepares for a meeting. A call to remove Insull is mentioned as part of local discourse. The Cub row prompts varied chatter.
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Henry
Insull
Death of Christopher Siebert Sr at 88 in Cincinnati
Mrs. Henry Kramme learns from sister Mrs. Christopher Siebert Sr that Christopher Siebert Sr aged eighty eight died in a Cincinnati hospital Monday night after a fall on November 28 which caused a fractured hip. Funeral services will be held in Cincinnati Thursday with burial there.
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Henry Kramme
Christopher Siebert
Cincinnati
Indiana Greets Repeal With Sparse Public Festivities
Indiana welcomed the repeal of prohibition with little celebration as whiskey by the drink appeared unevenly in the northern counties. Judges offered mixed rulings on the liquor law, with enforcement focusing on sealed packaging and on-premises consumption. Laporte and Richmond reported limited supply, while wine sales appeared in a few Indianapolis restaurants.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indiana
Frank P. Baker
Marion County Criminal Court
Frank Mann
Muncie City Court
Muncie Popile
Liquor Advisory Commission
Commission
Laporte
Kekome
Richmond
Imlanapolis
Montgomery reelected Jackson County Attorney in 1934 vote
Coulter M Montgomery was reelected Jackson County Attorney at a Jackson County Board of Commissioners meeting in Brownstown by a two to one vote over J Ross Robertson. Three applicants competed and Montgomery will begin his fourth term in 1934. The Graessle Mercer Company won the county printing contract for 1934. The 1933 session ends December 26 with officials planning 1934 work.
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Coulter M. Montgomery
Enay
Jackson County Board of Commissioners
Brownstown
Montgomery
J. Ross Robertson
Robertson
Harold Gossman
Graessle-Mercer Company
Free Tuberculosis Clinic Planned for Wednesday
Jackson County Tuberculosis Association schedules a free exam at Schneck Memorial Hospital on December 13 from 1 to 3 pm. Dr Charles Melntyre of Indianapolis will lead with public health nurse Miss Matilda Lebline assisting. Funds from Christmas seal sales support the clinics and ongoing battle against tuberculosis.
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Jackson County Tuberculosis Association
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Charles Melntyre
Indianapolis
Matilda Lebline
Baptist Men to Hold Rabbit Fry at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church men led by Rev. A A Cohn plan their annual rabbit fry for Friday night in the church gymnasium. Officers and 13 division leaders organize food, music, and seating with Dr S L Stealey as speaker and Agoga class and basketball guests expected.
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First Baptist Church
A. A. Cohn
Mr. Cohn
Harold Donnel
Roy Barriger
Albert Barriger
H. A. Doerr
Henry Critcher
J. L. Blevins
Virgil Scott
Billy Philips
S. L. Stealey
Bloomington
Car overturns as driver swerves to avoid crash in Redding township
Clarence Schmidt of Redding township suffered a broken arm and bruises after his car overturned while he swerved to miss a collision with a bus driven by Guy Terrill at Carter and South streets. He was pinned under the vehicle and taken to Sehneck Memorial Hospital. Byron Lynch of Austin was in town on business.
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Clarence Schmidt
Redding Township
Phenezer Church
Carter
South
Schmidt
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Guy Terrill
Terrill
1800 Wine Glasses Stored at the White House
The Associated Press reports 1,800 White House wine glasses are stored awaiting guidance on serving wine again in the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt had not commented yet and planned a statement on wine service once repeal facts in DC take effect, contingent on Congress action after January 3.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Congress
Seymour Lights Up Downtown for Holiday Season Display
Seymour merchants prepare a festive district with red blue and green bulbs as Public Service Company crews string wires and greenery. The lighting, a long standing city tradition, attracts visitors and shoppers to view window displays and Christmas merchandise across a decorated business district.
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Seymour
Seymour Busness
Public Service Company of Indiana
Seymour Business District
Methodist Ministers At Tri County Meeting
Jackson county Methodist ministers and their wives attended the Tri County Methodist Ministerial Association meeting at Hope. Wives led devotions and presentations, with papers by Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Hutchens, plus an afternoon session on the minister’s wife role and a question box discussion.
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Jackson County
Tri-County
Columbus
Cross
First Methodist Church
Theron Castleman
Hutchens
Seymour
Nation Adjusting After Prom Repeal Vote
After Utah’s repeal vote optimism rises nationwide as states move to loosen liquor laws. Several states consider allowing hard liquor sales after prom and in limited venues. Nachfrage on reform triggers debates over regulation, tax receipts, and youth access.
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Utah
Milk order shocks Chicago bar crowd
In Chicago on December 6 a man pushing through a crowded popular bar demanded a glass of milk from the bartender. The unusual request surprised the patrons and left many at a loss for his name.
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Chicago
Dee
Nation adjusts to repeal of federal prohibition
Associated Press reports Washington notes slow morale shift as 36th state ratifies repeal. Public celebrations are modest due to scarce liquor supply and incomplete state regulations. President Roosevelt urges temperance and avoidance of a return to saloons in any form, while a national policy team tackles repeal challenges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Utah
Roosevelt
De Valera Government Silent On Irish Republic Move
Dublin reports the De Valera government has not answered a Commons query on Britain’s likely stance if the Irish Free State becomes a republic. Dominions Secretary J H Thomas avoided a definite reply, saying the question is purely hypothetical. The expectation is De Valera will push toward severing imperial ties.
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Britain
Associated Press
Dublin
de Valera
Dominions
J. H. Thomas
Commons
Eamonn de Valera
Ireland
Quarantine Released at Laurel Street Home
The home of Ed Jobstrogt at 100 Fast Laurel Street was released from quarantine this morning by city sanitary officer James A. Willey. A daughter Alberta, previously ill with diphtheria, has recovered.
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Ed Jobstrogt
Laurel Street
James A. Willey
Alberta
Crash Victim Improves After U S 31 Collision
Mrs. Ella Cravens of Crothersville, injured in a two car crash on U S Road 31 between Seymour and Columbus, shows slight improvement and regained consciousness at Bartholomew County Hospital. Her husband KK KE Cravens remains hospitalized with injuries. both were occupants of the car struck head on.
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Ella Cravens
Crothersville
Bartholomew County Hospital
Columbus
Seymour
KK. KE. Cravens
Cravens
May Ask Insull to Quit Greece
Athens reports Greece will request Samuel Insull to leave before December 31 when his police permit expires. Authorities say extradition attempts may resume if feasible, but a free pass from Greece could allow travel to other countries. Insull faces embezzlement charges linked to his former utilities empire. legal moves have stalled since his flight from Chicago.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Greece
Insull
Chicago
Farflung
United States
Cook County
Paris
Italy
Prominent Los Angeles Physician Slain in Home
Dr. W. Dewey Wightman, a well known Los Angeles physician, was shot and beaten to death at his Silver Lake home. His wife Josephine, a former nurse with red hair, was detained for questioning. Neighbors said the couple had just returned from a social visit. A 22 caliber rifle with a broken stock, a hammer, and signs of beating were found at the scene. their children aged from 14 months to five years were in the home.
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Los Angeles
W. Dewey Wightman
Silver Lake
Josephine
Newhbors
Poliec
Jury to be completed in Crabtree murder trial
Newcastle Ind Dec 6 attorneys hoped to complete today a jury to hear the trial of Sammie Crabtree charged with first degree murder for the September 19 slaying of John Burris on a Newcastle street. Defense says Crabtree fired in self defense.
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Associated Press
Newcastle
Ind
Sammie Crabtree
John Burris
Burris
Crabtree
Kentucky
Government keeps gold price steady for fifth straight day
Washington December six report notes the government leaves its gold price unchanged at 34.01 per ounce marking the fifth consecutive day with no change. Dee is cited in the report as part of the dateline.
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Washington
Dee
Lindberghs Reach Brazil After Transatlantic Hop
Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh arrive in Natal Brazil after a 1 875 mile ocean hop from Bathurst Gambia. The monoplane landed at 12 55 p m Brazilian time after an eleven to twelve hour flight, with weather squalls reported along the route and continued well being from the crew.
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Brazil
Charles A. Lindbergh
South Atlantic Ocean
Burst
Gambia
Charles A. Lin
St. Maryland
Bathurst
Colonel Lindbergh
Trols
Pan-American Airways
Lindbergh
Ite
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