Bandits Sought After Shooting In Indianapolis Area
Two bandits linked to the slaying of Anderson police patrolman Frank Levy and wounding of Indianapolis detectives Orville Quinette and Russell Chatham are being hunted across southeast Indiana. An abandoned bloodstained car tied to the suspects was found near Mt. Omer. A 27 year old blonde, Grace May Nowling, is in custody on unrelated charges.
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Anderson
Meanwil i
Associated Press
Indianapo
Donald Joseph
Pou
Pierce
Patroluan
Frank Levy
Orville Quinnette
Russell Chatham
Indianapolis
Joseph
Reformatory
Grace May Nowling
Miss Nowling
Quinnette
Chatham
Levy
Nolice
P. A. Pounds
Robert Mace
Color Makes The Meal
L. D. Myers told the western states council of master painters and decorators a cook cannot put together a good meal if the kitchen is finished in colors that clash. He added harmonized dining room wallpapers can influence perceptions even when food is excellent.
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Denver
Colo
L. D. Myers
Western States Council of Master Painters and Decorators
Harness maker Ed ward Brown ends 50 year craft in Waukesha
Waukesha Wisconsin veteran harness maker Ed ward Brown 70 closed his shop after admitting he had not made a complete harness in ten years. He blamed changes in the trade and said fellows like him aren’t needed anymore.
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Waukesha
Wis
Edward Brown
Mr and Mrs Rehver Move Into Elm Street Home
Mr and Mrs Melvin Rehver have moved into their newly purchased house at 528 North Elm Street. The move marks their transition into home ownership in the neighborhood.
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Melvin Rehver
North Elm Street
Students Demand War Demonstration in Peiping
Two thousand Chinese students gathered in Peiping demanding war on Japan and an end to North China autonomy agitation as reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Peiping
Japan
North China
DeMolays Name Washington Ind For 1936 Day
Washington was chosen as the site for the 1936 Southern Indiana DeMolay Day during a Bloomington 1935 event. About a dozen Seymour DeMolay members attended. demonstrations were held at the Masonic Temple. a planning committee led by John Chappell was named for next year’s gathering.
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Washington
Masonic Temple
Bloomington
John Chappell
Temple
A. H. Berndt
Yeager
Indiana University
Legion of Honor
Seymour
Louisville
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Kentucky
Indiana
Charles Mayfield
The
Fred Murray
Police Probe Two Robberies in Seymour This Weekend
Seymour police investigated two weekend robberies on North Chestnut Street. A. Steinwedel & Son store reported a broken glass panel but no loss on Saturday. Paristyle Store saw missing cash but no break-in found. A purse stolen from Vogue Beauty Shop contained car keys and about $12.
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Seymour
A. Steinwedel & Son Clothing
North Chestnut Street
Martin Steinwedel
Abe Osipe
Paristyle
Elizabeth Whitson
South O'Brien Street
Vogue
Doe mistaken for buck spurs warden ruling in Michigan
Crystal Falls game wardens ruled Felix Myers not guilty of violating deer laws after killing a doe believed to be a buck. The six point doe was shot and Myers claimed the misidentification.
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Crystal Falls
Mich
Felix Myers
Myers
Auto License Sales Open With Early Rush For 1936 Plates
The 1936 crimson and white Indiana University colored plates went on sale today at the local license branch. Drivers queued to secure low numbers or specific digits while forms mailed from Indianapolis were nearly completed. The new system aims to reduce congestion and speed up license processing as city vehicles also purchase plates.
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Branca
Indiana
Indiana University
Purdue
Paul V. McNutt
Indianapolis
U S Leads at Naval Confab in London Meeting
President Roosevelt’s plan for a twenty percent cut in treaty tonnage leads the talks as Norman H. Davis presents the American stance at the London inter national naval conference. Prime Minister Baldwin urges concessions to avert a naval race. Davis emphasizes a friendly exchange of views if reductions are not possible.
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Associated Press
London
United States
Locarno Room
Foreign Office
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Davis
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
William McGuire Returns Home From Hospital Stay
William McGuire of this city has returned home after receiving treatment at Schneck Memorial Hospital.
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John Ledford
Baby Son
North Vernon
Schneck Memorial Hospital
William McGuire
Morgan to Build Austin School
Ivan Morgan head of the Morgan Packing Company Austin presented a bid of 63000 dollars and was awarded the contract to construct a new school building in Austin. Date to start work has not been set.
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Ivan (. Morgan
Morgan Packing Company
Austin
Man fined for drunken driving
Alfred Darlage pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under the influence after a collision on U S Road 31 north of the city. He was fined 5 dollars and costs totaling 15, his license revoked, and a six month sentence suspended if he compensates about 150 dollars for damage to a coach owned by Charley J. Johnson.
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Alfred Darlage
C. W. Burkart
U.S. Road 31
Darlage
Charley J. Johnson
Mayer Burkart
Man Fined After Mishap In Huron Indiana
Velours Hill of Huron pleads guilty to operating with improper license plates in Brownstown justice court. He was fined 5 dollars and costs totaling 13.50 after a Saturday crash on U S Highway 50 west of Seymour involving a coal truck and a coupe driven by Oren Nale of DePauw Indiana. Hill suffered neck cuts. both vehicles were damaged. A second collision on U S Highway 31 south of Scottsburg involved Henry Hohenstreiter of this city and Marshall Ross of Fort Knox with Fannie Ross as a passenger. Patrols at Seymour investigated the incidents.
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Velours Hill
Huron
Ind
Tos
Justice of Peace
Brownstown
Hill
Oren Nale
DePauw
Crane Hill
U.S. Road
Seymour
Sygt
Eugene Vance
Seymour Post
Indiana
Ned Ilardy
M. Turner
Calvin Tucker
Seymour Police Barracks
Fannie Ross
Mr. Ross
Hauptmann Loses High Court Plea in Execution Case
The high court denies the petition of Hauptmann, narrowing options for appeal as the avenue toward the electric chair appears to close. Court rejects seeking further review, leaving immanent execution on the horizon.
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Hauptmann
Hauptmann appeal to Supreme Court denied in Lindbergh case
The Supreme Court denied review of Bruno Hauptmann’s conviction for kidnapping and murdering the Lindbergh baby. The decision ends the chance for a new trial this term, with further moves possible including commutation or new appeals if new evidence arises.
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Washington
Dec
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Lindbergh
AAA
Associated Press
Hauptmann
Flemington, N. J
Courts of Errors and Appeals
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
Trenton
Hoffman
Ellis H. Parker
Burlington County
John F. Condon
Bowes Amateur Unit To Make Appearance Here
Unit No 6 of Major Ed ward Bowes amateur hour will be the big attraction at the Majestic theater this week with several appearances next Thursday. Bowes originator of the radio program has seen wide popularity and the winners tour vaudeville circuits. Seymour is one of the smallest cities in the United States to host a Bowes unit. Arrangements were made by Manager Wagner weeks ago.
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Edward Bowes
Majestic Theater
Major Bowes
Radi
Seymour
United States
Bowes
the Majestic
Wagner
Eight convicts escape from state penitentiary at Walla Walla
Warden John McCauley reports eight inmates tunnelled under prison walls and escaped during the night in Walla Walla Washington. One was recaptured while seven remain at large.
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Associated Press
Walla Walla
Wash
State Penitentiary
John McCauley
Hundreds slain in aerial raid on Ethiopian front
Reports from Addis Ababa and Moxadiscio describe a large air attack by Italian forces on Ras Desta Demtu’s troops near Dolo and Juba. The bombardment reportedly killed hundreds of Ethiopians with Italian observers among the dead as planes and tanks press raids from Gorrachei toward the Webbe Shibeli river region.
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Addis Ababa
Reuters
Dolo
Ethiopia
British War Office
Jabis
Webbe Shibeli
Ras Desta Demtu
Gorrachei
Farmer Goes to Death In Chair at Rockview Prison
Chester county farmhand John Davie Jordan was executed in Rockview's electric chair for killing Harvey Emery near Phoenixville in 1934. He accepted the death sentence with no visitors, requested magazines and a brush last, and died at 12 34 a.m. E S T after entering the chair without protest.
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Rockview
Bellefonte
Chester County
John Davie Jordan
Harvey Emery
Phoenixville
E.S.T
Jordan
Emery
Finnery
West Chester
New Deal Farm Policy Faces Supreme Court Test
The article reports on oral arguments scheduled at the Supreme Court over the agriculture adjustment act as the Hoosac Mills case tests tax schemes to pay farmers for controlling production. It notes parallel fights over the Guffey coal act and the Wagner labor disputes act with figures like Stanley Reed, George Wharton Pepper, and Senator Norris shaping the debates.
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New Deal
Supreme Court
Hoosac Mills
American Liberty League
Lawyer
Norris
R-Neb
National Labor Relations Board
Eated
Hoosac Mills Corporation
Massachusetts
AAA
Stanley Reed
High Tribunal
New Marble
House
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Lawyers Committee
The
Liberty League
Guffey
Power Trust
Utility Holding Company
Electric Bend and Share Company
Securities Commission
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc
Federal Power Commission
Connecticut Power Company
Samuel Ferguson
Roosevelt speech in Chicago defends New Deal farm program
President Roosevelt denounces political profiteers stirring opposition to the New Deal farm program while defending it as essential to halt farmer bankruptcy and raise prices. He asserts farm income has risen and that trade measures help agriculture, as Supreme Court actions on AAA challenges proceed.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Washington
Isene Hoosac
Weather Records Report from Seymour Water Co Station
Riley Goble reports official level weather data from Seymour Water Co pumping station. Temperatures show a maximum of 44 and a minimum of 40 degrees. Rainfall measured at .11 inches. River stage 1 ft 6 in above low water mark.
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Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
Weather outlook hints at near normal temps end of week
Precipitation chances rise later this week with temperatures near normal. Forecasters expect variable conditions across regions as the pattern shifts toward the weekend.
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Washington, Ind
Steinwedel
U. S
Naval
Morgan
Austin School
Ceuntr
City
United States Supreme Court
Bulletin
Moxadiscio
Italian Somaliland
Juba
Emperor Haile Selassie
Filtro Newhelli
Farmer
Dee
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