Woman 19 near death after auto accident near Seymour
Mrs. Elizabeth Mails age 65 narrowly escaped death after walking into a moving car on North Vernon road east of Seymour. She suffered a fractured skull and minor injuries and is hospitalized at Schneck Memorial. Grover Marquette, the driver, was exonerated by Police Chief W A Misch.
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Elizabeth Mails
Grover Marquette
Seymour
North Vernon Road
Here
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Mails
Bedford Man to Be New Deputy Bedford Man to Be New Deputy
Attorney Chester A. Davis of Bedford will become deputy prosecutor when Edward Massman Jr. takes office next year. Davis will replace Thomas Brinkworth and was selected after significant interest from five Bedford attorneys. He will assume duty January and handle first cases in February at the Lawrence circuit court opening.
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Chester A. Davis
Bedford
Edward Massman, Jr
Davis
Thomas Brinkworth
Coulter M. Montgomery
Lawrence
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Meeting Rescheduled for Friday
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society moves its meeting from Thursday to Friday at 2 PM due to George Breitfield’s funeral. The notice also mentions a Woodstock church kitchen sale at Blumer & Barriger meat market and a Seymour Business College term start with day and night sessions around December and January.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
George Breitfield
Woodstock Church
Blumer & Barriger Meat Market
Seymour Business College
Mrs Minnie A Day Dies After Illness In Seymour
Mrs Minnie A Day 65 of Seymour dies at home 510 West Second Street after six months illness and a major operation at Schneck Memorial Hospital. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Friday at 2 PM conducted by Rev FE W Ziegler.
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Minnie A. Day
Seymour
West Second Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
FE. W. Ziegler
Clearing House Plan Aims to Coordinate Christmas Baskets
The Seymour Welfare Association proposes a clearing house to systematically distribute Christmas baskets and avoid duplicate gifts. A meeting will be held at Louis Aufenberg’s office on East Second Street Friday at 7 30 p m. All churches and lodges are urged to send representatives.
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Seymour Welfare Association
Louis Aufenberg
East Second Street
J. F. Shiel
Welfare Organization
Welfare Association
Court of Honor for Boy Scouts Planned Here
Welcome public to meet 240 Scouts from Jackson Jennings and Jefferson counties. Court of Honor to be held at Central Christian church Thursday evening at 7 45 announced by W A Dorsett scout executive. Awards like Tenderfoot second class first class merit badges and ranks to be conferred. Morris and John Hughes to receive life rank and ten merit badges each. Third Scout training course held at Shields high school with about 20 scouts. Dr N P Graessle spoke on second class first aid stressing life saving and recitation. Next meeting to discuss outing scouting camping and outdoor activities.
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Boy Scouts of the
Morris
John Hughes
Will H. Hughes
Shields High School
N. P. Graessle
Lays Grime Wave to War Aftermath
T. J. Due head of Shields high school civics department spoke to the Seymour Lions Club at the Seymour Country Club on social problems. He briefly reviewed the war aftermath and related issues during the weekly meeting.
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T. J. Due
Shields — High School
Seymour Lions Club
Seymour Country Club
Mr. Due
Escape Arrest Avoided In Columbus Me Auto Crash
Sheriff's report states no arrests will be made after an accident on U S Route 31 near Jonesville Sunday night. Louise Kelly of New Albany was injured slightly when her car was hit by a Columbus man and three local men. The victims initially considered charging drunkenness, but declined.
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U. S. Road No. 31
Jonesville
Linda Allen
Louise Kelly
New Albany
Columbus
Allen
Warrant Out for Santa Claus in Chicago
A Chicago report tells of a warrant issued for Santa Claus after a confrontation at State and Randolph. Albert Cohen filed the complaint, noting he did not know Santa’s real name, so the warrant named only Santa Claus. A boy nearby witnessed the scene as officers prepared to move on the culprit.
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Santa Claus
Chicago
Kris Kringle
Albert
Cohen
State
Randolph
Santa
Thieves Steal Radio Store Car. Indianapolis Manager Recalls Chase
Fishbach, manager of the Ready Radio Service store on East Second Street, watched thieves speed away from the Sphinx Arms hotel as he stood on a building top. A traffic cop halted the car and the youths were later sentenced to 10 to 21 years each at the state reformatory. His insurance policy had lapsed three days earlier.
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Clifton M
Tip
Fishbach
Ready Radio Service
East Second Street
Fisehback
Sphinx-Arms
Indianapols
Kischoach
Charleston
Black Bottom
State Reformatory
Fischbach
Indianapolis
Trustees Gather at Indiana State Township Meeting
Jackson county township trustees attend the 38th annual Indiana State Township Trustees Association convention at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday to review past work and plan for the coming year amid calls for state legislation to aid township programs.
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Jackson County
Indiana State Township Trustees Association
Seaion
Claypool
Indianapolis
State of
Indiana
King George III Undergoes New Operation Amid Health Fears
Anxiety over King George III condition stays acute as the Prince of Wales returns from a 7000 mile East Africa hunt and is reported to have been recognized by the king. The royal drama and health updates follow the monarch's recent illness and operation.
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Buckingham Palace
London
George
Prince of Wales
East Africa
Pause in Border Rift Mediation 10 Being Discussed
A border dispute talks tailing a ten point mediation plan are examined as officials discuss tentative steps to ease friction. Authorities aim for reduced tensions and clearer terms amid ongoing negotiations and regional concerns.
Woman Acquitted in Taxi Slaying
Mrs. Gertrude Bealtzer, 28, was acquitted of first degree murder in the killing of Louisville taxi driver Dennis Hefferman on U S Road 31 near Speeds. Lanhan, 25, already serving a life sentence, was linked to the crime.
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Gertrude Bealtzer
Claude Lanhan
Dennis Hefferman
Louisville
U. S. Road 31
Speeds
Here
Missing Man's Auto Found In Louisville
The automobile of Leo K. Leist deputy county clerk of New Albany was found in Louisville. Police have been notified there is no word from Leist to his family. He disappeared Thursday night after bidding his fi ance farewell.
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Leo K. Leist
New Albany
Louisville
Leist
Lively Senate Objection Looms on Boulder Dam Nomination
Secretary of Interior faces scrutiny as Senate weighs nomination amid debate over services for power interests. Lawmakers question potential conflicts and implications for the Boulder Dam project and federal energy policy.
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Lively Senate
Boulder Dam
Secretary of Interior
Wills
Senate and House Panels Open Fiscal and Public Work Debates
Senate debates a Treasury and Post Office appropriation bill and Boulder Dam discussions resume. Public lands probes Roy O West for Interior Secretary. Post office subcommittee probes southern patronage. Commerce Committee reviews three ICC nominees. Education panel probes unemployment. House Naval affairs calendar set. Agriculture hearing on Packers and Stockyards act amend. Public Buildings panel reviews new house office building plans.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Roy O. West
Interior
Senate
House
Bate
Public Lands Committee
Secretary of Interior
Post Office
Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce
Education and Labor Committee
Tiouse
Naval Affairs Committee
Agriculture Committee
Public Buildings
Independence voices at Chicago home economics conference
The Home Economics department of Chicago University opened a conference on household management with warnings that kitchens face doom. Miss Katherine Blunt predicts future community kitchens will cook meals to order, serve them, and return dishes for washing as the field evolves.
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Home Economics Department
Chicago University
Katherine Blunt
Anarchist Plot Found Against President-Elect Hoover
Argentine police rod through Buenos Aires uncover a plot to attack President-elect Herbert Hoover during his visit. Several arrests were made with more expected as authorities stated patrols increased to protect Hoover’s stay in Argentina. An official note said the government aimed to ensure Hoover’s comfort and safety while in the country.
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Buenos Aires
Herbert Hoo
Hoover
Santi Chile
Herbe Hoover
Argentina
Influenza Epidemic Spreads West as Measures Fail
Chicago dispatch notes influenza spreads from coast to midwest with thousands of new cases in 24 hours. Health authorities warn of a milder form but emphasize efforts have not halted the epidemic. California reports progress with Los Angeles and San Francisco showing declines and deaths nearing two hundred.
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Chicago
Middlewest
United Press
California
Angeles
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Weather Records From Local Station Report
Weather records compiled by Riley and Goble at the local weather observatory. The report comes from the pumping station of the B Seymour Water Co. Official observations detail conditions impacting the area’s waterwork operations.
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Riley, Goble
Seymour Water Co
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