Seymour to Hold Special Session on Tipton Street Upgrade
Mayor Burkart announces a 9 am Monday special Seymour council meeting to pass an ordinance authorizing petition to the State Highway Commission for federal funded widening and paving of East Tipton Street from O'Brien to Broadway as Indiana project No. NRM 12.
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Seymour
C. W. Burkart
State Highway Commission of Indiana
Tipton Street
O’brien
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Adams
Common Council
Burkart
U.S
East Tipton Street
Kidnap Fear Felt Over Missing Tulsa Broker
Fears for 63 year old loan broker W A Delaney Sr arose after his disappearance was reported by attorney W J L Coffey. Delaney is father of W A Delaney Jr who recently sold an oil pool interest for more than a million dollars.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. A. Delaney, Sr
Delaney
W. A. Delaney, Jr
Fitts
W. J L. Coffey
De“y
Four Generations in a Baltimore and Ohio Magazine Photo
A November issue features a photograph of four generations led by Samuel Hodapp a long time car inspector and wreck master. He is shown with his son J F Hodapp supervisor of locomotive operations in Cincinnati and his grandson Everest an electrician in Dayton and Everest Jr.
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Baltimore and Ohio Magazine
Samuel Hodapp
Mr. Hoedapp
J. F
Cincinnati
Everest
Dayton
Everest, Jr
Mike Sheets Hurt When Auto Struck by Train at Ewing
Mike Sheets, operator of a garage at Ewing Indiana, was slightly improved today at Schneck Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered when an automatic he was driving was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at about 3 o clock Friday afternoon near the scene.
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Mike Sheets
Ewing
Ind
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
U S Highway 50 Centerlining Progress Report
State highway crews center line U S Route 50 west of Wallonia as part of a district wide safety project. Road 31 near Seymour has been marked and the stretch south to the state line follows, with centerlining not needed east of the Road 31 junction this winter. A homemade centerlining machine applies cutback asphalt at about twenty five gallons per mile, completing roughly twenty miles daily, using a Columbus originated design now produced for sale. The machine aids daytime and nighttime visibility, warning drivers when crossing into the center lane.
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Wallonia
State Highway Maintenance Department
Seymour District
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Columbus
Don Norton
N. F. Creamer
Seymour
Maddox Transferred To Louisville Terminal
J. R. Maddox of North Vernon a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad detective patrolman has been transferred to the Louisville terminal. Mr and Mrs Maddox moved to New Albany and will reside there. Maddox has worked in North Vernon and Seymour for about two years and made several arrests with many arraignments in city court. Local authorities found him cooperative with law enforcement.
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North Vernon
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Maddox
New Albany
Wen
Seymour
Hin
Owls Fall to Mitchell in Curtain Raiser
Shields High School Owls trailed Mitchell Blue Jackets 6 4 after the first quarter and 13 6 at halftime. The second string sparked a rally in the third and fourth periods, but the Owls could not overcome the early deficit, losing 26 to 12 in the local gymnasium Friday night.
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Demas
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Beldon
Kemer
Scottish Rite Meet Arranged for Indianapolis Convocation
Frank S. Gilbert of Seymour Flam Y. Guernsey of Bedford and Floyd EK Tindall of Mitchell lead a Lawrence and Jackson counties delegation to the Recovery convocation December 11 to 14 in Indianapolis. A large class will receive the thirty second degree with Herbert N. Laflin as chief speaker and Dr Gaylord M. Leslie and Alfred M. Glossbrenner as guests.
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Seymour
Herbert N. Laflin
Wisconsin
Gaylord M. Leslie
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Indianapoli
Supreme Council For the State
Anderson
Newcastle
Richmont
Bloomington
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Four Die and Four Hurt in Bronx Tenement Fire
An early morning blaze in a five story Bronx tenement killed four residents and injured four others, including a 70 year old man. The dead include Mrs. Catherine Disney 36 and her sons John 7 and Lawrence 2, and Mrs. Minnie Johnson 67. Firefighters battled flames for over two hours as tenants fled into frigid air.
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Associated Press
New York
Bronx
Warmain
Catherine Disney
John
Lawrence
Minnie Johnson
Road 31 Routing Talk Prompts Local Concern in Jeffersonville
Owen Voigt, chosen by the Jeffersonville Rotary Club to oppose changes in Highways 31 and 31-W, receives a state highway commission letter denying major rerouting. The plan drops 31-E and 31-W, renumbers Jeffersonville’s link as an alternate 31, and keeps the northern branch to New Albany. locals fear a direct Jeffersonville-to-south route loss and rail-crossing dangers.
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Jeffersonville
New Albany
American Association of State Highway Officials
Jefferson- Ville
Sellersburg
Louisville
Stotsenburg
First Real Snow Of Season Falls
The first real snowfall of the season covered ground in many areas but largely melted by noon. Temperatures dipped to 21 at Rocktown pumping station and 32 nearby. the storm claimed at least fifteen lives nationwide from Michigan to Washington as it moderated with rising temperatures.
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Tllinois
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Harvard
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Ote
Moss
Wisconsin
Cops Cut The Comedy Says Denver Chief
Denver police chief George Marland orders reform after an inspection finds officers wearing sloppy uniforms. He declares the idea they can wear arms and attire that look tattered must end immediately.
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Denver
George Marland
City Eyes Permanent Police Radio Station Site
Local residents and business leaders welcomed news that a temporary state police radio station will be set up in the city for test work and possible selection as a permanent site for one of five stations. A 20 foot steel tower will act as the radiator, with tests to determine location for the southeastern Indiana station. Bankers have helped fund the project and the move reflects wider efforts to secure the state system.
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Sible
Alg. Peeney
Publiatety
Highway
Seymour May
Southeastern
Indiana
Loecal
Post Believes New Mark Set
The American aviator Post claims he set a new world altitude record for heavier than air craft, reaching at least 50 000 feet in the Winnie Mae during a stratosphere flight. Official verification is expected within days as barographs and tachometers support the ascent rate and speeds.
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Bartlesville
Oklo
Dec
Wiles Post
Winnie Mae
Renato Denati
Italy
Post
Washington
Fire alarm at deserted office building prompts coat reveal
A smoke filled office building on V5 of Block Thursday night triggered a response from Seymony Hremen. Firemen found a coat belonging to Frank Coates, caretaker of the Jackson County Loan Company building, with smoke issuing from a pocket and a corned pipe dropped from it.
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Seymony Hremen
Frank Coates
Jackson County Loan & East) Company
Urschel ransom: new cash recovered near Portland
Federal agents declined to confirm reports that more than 50 000 additional ransom money was recovered in the Northwest. Officials cited confidentiality while noting about 200 000 had been posted for Charles Urschel’s release. Five suspects already jailed face conspiracy and kidnapping charges and removal to Oklahoma City was approved for others after new evidence surfaced.
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Portland
Ore
Masin Dillard
United States District Attorney
Oregonian
Lewis River
Washington
C. Co. Spears
Oregon Jun Said
Charles BK. Ureehel
Oklahoma City
Vic
Margaret Hortienne
Alvin H. Scott
Scott
Oregon
Miss Hurticane
Clara Feldman
Suspect Calls Threaten Kidnapping Of U S Ambassador Kin
A man phoned Eugenie Crew, seven teen year old niece of the U S Ambassador to Japan, warning of kidnap threats. The calls came twice in a week to her Randolph Clark Grew home in Boston and were heard by his butler. Police are investigating the suspected madman who claimed to be the same caller on both days.
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Associated Press
Boston
Dec. S
Eugenie Crew
United States
Japan
Forday
Randolph Clark
Platter's Christmas Special Portrait Offer
The regional ad notes a portrait offer running from November 25 to December 9 with a Christmas themed platter promotion.
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Platter
Mussolini Acts in Balkan Row and Saar Patrol
Alarmed by Yugoslavia Hungary tensions, Mussolini dispatched Major General Sebastian Visconti Prosea to help organize an international patrol for the Saar. The Saar committee met to fix patrol details as League officials welcomed real enforcing power.
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Yugoslavia
Hungary
Mussolini
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Sacrifice of City Seen Amid Yugoslav Threat
Szeged, Hungary reports a decision to concede defense of the city if attacked across the Yugoslav border. The outpost relies on a small artillery regiment and limited infantry, with a stand planned fifteen miles from the frontier. Authorities deny reinforcements are en route as Chetnik fears persist.
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Szeged
Hungary
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