Photos of Tau Held in Calif in Bank Robbery Case
Sheriff Meredith K. Stewart awaits air mail from San Bernardino with photos of two men and a woman held in California over the Farmers Bank at Freetown robbery. Glover admits Mancil Glover identity but denies ties to the crime. other suspects include Grady Sherrill and Katherine Mahoney, with Austin Bell already in jail and part of the loot recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith K. Stewart
San Bernardino
Cal
Farmers’ Bank
Freetown
Stewart
Grady Sherrill
William Mancil Glover
California
Sherif Stewart
Glover
Mancil Glover
Associated Press
Sheriff Stewart
Katherine Mahoney
Chicago
St. Louis
Charles Rayfield
Newton
N. J
Kansas City
Sherrill
Austin Bell
Brownstown
Bayfield
Sherill
Bell
Browns
Bedford
John C. Branaman
Jackson County
Rayfield
Denies Part in Holdup
William M. Glover, twenty two, denied taking part in a holdup in San Bernardino California reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Bernardino
Cal
William M. Glover
Clinic Date Change for 1932 Free Tuberculosis Clinic
Miss Matilda Lebline county health nurse announced a change in the final free tuberculosis clinic date. The event will be held at Sehneck Memorial Hospital next Wednesday December 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dr. Charles McIntyre will be the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Lebline
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Charles McIntyre
No Relief From Cold Wave Yet
Cold wave grips the county and state with forecasts of relief delayed to Sunday or Monday. Temperatures hovered near 19 to 34 degrees with a 31 degree high and 19 degree low reported. other cities recorded subfreezing lows and forecasts warned of continuing cold across the Midwest and Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Indianapolis
Louisville
Man Held In Robbery Of Store At Kurtz
Sheriff Meredith K. Stewart announced Rufus Hillenburg of Kurtz was captured at Kurtz Thursday night and jailed in Brownstown on a robbery charge. He is accused of taking merchandise from the Howard Armbruster store at Kurtz last summer. Officials recovered much of the loot shortly after the entry, and Hillenburg has been sought for some time. Arraignment plans unclear as court sessions proceed in Bedford and Brownstown on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith K. Stewart
Brownstown
Rufus Hillenberg
Kurtz
Hillenburg
Howard Armbruster
Bedford
City Churchmen Set December Meeting at First Methodist
The City Churchmen Association plans its largest gathering yet with 300 Seymour men expected at a December 19 banquet and meeting at First Methodist Church. Merle Sidener of Indianapolis will deliver the address on Seymour's asset: the church and its influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Merle Sidener
Indianapolis
Sidener, van Riper and Keeling, Inc
Seymour
Sidener
Christian Men Builder's
Third Christan Church
WFBM
Indianapoli Board of School Commissioners
Indianapolis Y. M. ¢. A
Better Business Bureau
Southern Indiana Cities Slash City Salaries
Following Columbus example, southern Indiana cities trim staff to balance budgets. Bedford loses one officer and three firemen, Shelbyville cuts two policemen one fireman and deputy clerk, Columbus eliminates water mains superintendent. Salaries across all three cities reduced significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Indiana
Bedford
Shelbyville
Story Hour at Seymour Library Delights Young Readers
The Seymour Public Library hosts a Saturday story hour at 2 30 p m featuring Sir Launcelot from the King Arthur cycle. Miss Evelyn Tun Ley, assistant librarian, will also present a tale called Rageylug and announce next week's annual Christmas story hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Arthur
Seymour Public Library
Sir Launcelot
Rageylug
Evelyn Tunley
Garner Seeks Path to Resign From Dual Office
Washington reports Speaker Garner, elected as vice president and as representative from Texas fifteenth district, asks how to resign from a office he has not yet taken. William Tyler Page outlines two options: resign to Texas governor for a special election, or use constitutional rule prohibiting holding two offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garner
Texas
Jebv
United States
William Tyler Page
House
Page
Stirling
Mann and Two Others Guilty in Lottery Case
Conrad Hn Mann Kansas City Chamber of Commerce president and Missouri unemployment chairman was sentenced to five months in prison for violating federal lottery laws in a fund-raising drive for the Eagles. Bernard C McGuire promoter got one year and one day plus a 12 000 fine. Frank E Hering Notre Dame trustee and Eagles Magazine editor four months and 4 000 fine.
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Associated Press
New York
Conrad Hn. Mann
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Missouri
Order of Eagles
Bernard C. McGuire
Frank E. Hering
Notre Dame University
Eagles Magazine
Mann
Hering
Frank J. Coleman
Woolwort
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eagle Aerie
Dayton
Ohio
Kansas City
South Bend
Ind
Albert Ottinger
New York State
Bhalf
Mann and Hering
Max D. Steuer
McCluire
Seymour teachers pledge full support to welfare groups
Seymour teachers led by federation president DeWitte Ogan announced gifts to three organizations. Contributions total 51 to the Jackson County Tuberculosis Association 100 to the Seymour Welfare Association and each member bought an American Red Cross chapter membership. The drive yields a one hundred percent subscription.
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Seymour
DeWitte Ogan
Seymour Teachers’ Federation
Jackson County Tuberculosis Association
Seymour Welfare Association
Jackson County
American Red Cross
Commerce Review: October US employment and payroll rise
The Commerce Department reports October show rising employment for the third straight month and larger payroll disbursements, with industrial output stable due to coal production. Manufacturing slipped slightly as consumer goods cooled. textiles and foodstuffs declined, while iron, steel, lumber, cement and electric power gained. Freight carloadings exceeded seasonal expectations but eased in mid November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Iiron
Officers Installed by Seymour Commandery No 56
B M Owens of Scottsburg was installed Commander of Seymour Commandery No 56 Knights Templar at the annual installation service. Installing officers included Charles H Cox Brownstown and C L Kessler Past Commander with a full slate: Dr B S Shinness Generalissimo BE W Sargeant Captain General W L Clark Senior Warden T C Berger Junior Warden William Meseke Prelate T A Mott Treasurer H H McDonald Recorder John England Standard Bearer T P Cordes Sword Bearer W R Wittenburg Warder B W Hatton Sentinel HH Long North Vernon trustee.
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B. M. Owens
Scottsburg
Seymour
Knights Templar
Charles H. Cox
Brownstown
C. L. Kessler
Dr. B. 8. Shinness
BE. W. Sargeant
W. L. Clark
T. C. Berger
North Vernon
William Meseke
T. A. Mott
H. H. McDonald
John England
T. P. Cordes
W. R. Wittenburg
B. W. Hatton
Sentinel
HH. Long
Hoover Proposes Dramatic Government Reshuffle Plan
President Hoover outlined a sweeping reorganization affecting fifty eight federal branches to reduce independent agencies by fifteen and consolidate bureaus under four new assistant secretaries. The plan, awaiting congressional review, could reshape duties across interior commerce agriculture and education with eleven accompanying executive orders.
Proposals in Brief on Hoover Consolidation Orders
Washington reports outline major effects if Congress vetoes the Hoover plan. The interior department would absorb public buildings, works, rivers, harbors, flood control, education health and recreation, including the public health service. Commerce would oversee merchant marine activities and related naval hydrographic offices with land use moved to agriculture. Coast Guard would run border patrol and entry control. The Employment Compensation Commission and minor agencies would be abolished.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Chary
Immigration Service
Border Patrol
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Bureau of Mines
Army
Navy
Inland Waterways Corporation
War Department
Bureau of Dehthouses
Naval Observatory
the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hydrographic Office
Survey of
Lakes
Bureau of Navigation and Steamoat Inspection
New York Harbor
Army Engineers
Secretary of the Interior
Educa
Department of Interior
Public Health Service
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Inland Waterway Corporation
Hydrographic Office of the Navy and
Department of Commercce
General Land Office
Coast Guard
Immigration and Customs Services
United States
Employes Compensation Commission
District of Columbia
Murder Mystery Unfolds as Long Beach Sees Charges
Long Beach reporters and police moved through a rapid murder case surrounding Captain Walter Vanderwell. Australian suspect William James Guy defended his alibi while British crew member Montagu was detained for overstaying a permit. Authorities issued gag orders to the Carma crew as grand jury threats hovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Long Beach
Calif
Walter Vanderwell
Vanderwell
William James Guy
Globe-Trotter
Owen Murphy
Lieut
R. C. Miller
BE. T. McGann
Guy
Lord Edward Eugene Fernando Montagu
Duke of Manchester
Carma
Lone Beach
Miller
FE. W. Vance
Montagu
United States
Edward ©. Delarm
Nelarm
Delarm
Congress Looks to Britain to Meet War Debt Payments
Washington and Paris reports say Congress seeks European pay, with Britain rejecting Hoover plan to guaranty sterling deposits. Secretary Stimson signals openness to reasonable proposals, while France awaits moratorium terms. Debates focus on methods to ease exchange and World Economic Conference preparations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Europe
Great Britain
Stimson
United
Paul Claudel
France
Hoover
England
United States
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