Tatlock 10 Talk On School Funds At Shoals
County superintendent James A. Tatlock heads to Shoals for a conference of school officials to address scarce funds in southern Indiana. Trustee Henry Wessel accompanies him. Tatlock plans to discuss premium limits and penalties for economy while noting Owen, Pershing and Salt Creek townships have not fully paid teachers' salaries and rely on state aid.
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James A. Tatlock
Shoals
Indiana
Henry Wessel
Grassy Fork Township
Tatlock
Jackson County
Owen
Pershing
Salt Creek
Brown
Monroe
Jennings
Lawrence
Local Boy Edits Business Review
Glenn W. Sutton son of Mr and Mrs Wallace Sutton West Second street this city edited the Georgia Business Review a monthly Georgia economy summary published by the University of Georgia Bureau of Business Research Athens where Sutton is professor of economics He graduated Shields high school in this city and Indiana University Bloomington BS 1926 AM 1927 He taught economics at Idaho State University Moscow before joining Georgia State University this fall He also worked with Indiana University Bureau of Business Research in Indiana.
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Glenn W. Sutton
Wallace Sutton
West Second Street
Georgia Business Review
Georgia
Bureau of Business Research
University of Georgia
Athens
Sutton
Shields High School
Indiana University
Bloomington
State University of Idaho
Moscow
Georgia State University
Indiana
Indiana University Bureau of Business Research
Babe to Be Buried in Mother's Arms
Mrs. Brad Yater will be buried in Riverview cemetery Friday afternoon in the arms of her dead newborn babe. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 PM at the First Baptist church with Rev. A A Cohn presiding. The infant, stillborn, will be placed with the mother in the grave just before the burial. Mrs Water died of peritonitis.
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Brad Yater
Baptist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Schneck Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
A. A. Cohn
Water
Holiday Apple Push From Hall Orchard Co
Hall Orchard Co urges readers to stock up on apples for the holidays with cider and apple butter also offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Orchard Co
Shelbyville Plans Seymour Game Telecast Friday
Shelbyville fans will hear the Seymour game Friday night via a live play by play transmitted from the Shelds gymnasium. The Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Co installs a press box telephone for the broadcast. Armory crowd will listen to Ralph C. Cheshire describe the game through Shelbyville Daily Democrat coverage.
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Shelbyville
Shelds
Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Seymour
Armory
Shelbyville Daily Democrat
Ralph C. Cheshire
Ralph
Lights Increased to Aid Scoring in Shields Gym
A new lighting system at Shields Gymnasium will nearly double illumination and be ready Friday night for the Owls game with Shelbyville. Ten 300 watt lamps now light the floor. five center lights and vertical 500 watt fixtures above baskets will improve visibility, with a white spot painted behind the hoops for contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Gymnasium
Owls
Shelbyville
Interstate Public Service Company
Train and truck collide near Seymour Chair factory
Mr and Mrs Norman Chastien of Woodstock escaped serious harm when a Pennsylvania freight train struck their gravel truck at a crossing near the Seymour Chair Company factory in Woodstock around 11 this morning. Mrs Chastien suffered severe shock, but both escaped further injury.
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Norman Chastien
Woodstock
Seymour Chair Company
Medora Owner Supports Third Street Paving
Dr. Neal Matlock, owner of the Northwest Broadway Third street corner property, sent a letter to City Clerk L. E. Jennings approving the proposed paving and stating he cannot attend the meeting but favors the plan.
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Third Street
Neal Matlock
Medora
Broadway
Third Streets
L. E. Jennings
Gas Station Robbery at Ewing and Second
Relief attendant Dillon Stroud faced a revolver during a surprise armed robbery at a Standard Oil station on Wednesday night about 9 oclock. A well dressed man about 30 stole approximately $78 after forcing Stroud to open the safe. Police found no clues to the robbers identity.
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Standard Oil
Ewing and
Second Streets
Dillon Stroud
Stroud
Seth Hunsucker
William Vondielingen
Claude Sciarra
Sciarra
Special Interurban Rates For Owls Game Fans
Interurban lines offer one way fare plus ten cents or 1.32 for a round trip to Franklin for the Owls game versus Coach Vandivier’s team. Regular service will handle the crowd with afternoon departures from Seymour at 2:50 3:57 and 5:25 and postgame runs at 10:02 and 12:28. A trailer may be added on the 10:02 Franklin departure if attendance warrants.
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Franklin
Owls
Fuzzy” Vandivier
Seymour
Intertorurban
War Veteran Noah Reedy Burial in Brownstown
Funeral services for Noah Reedy a Civil War veteran and former Brownstown resident who died at his home in Bartholomew county were held at the Christian church in Brownstown with Rev E F Pedicord presiding. Burial followed in Fairview cemetery.
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Noah Reedy
Brownstown
Bartholomew County
Christian Church
E. F
Fairview Cemetery
Hoodoo of Friday 13th foundations note superstition origins
A historical piece notes Friday 13th superstition as widespread and old. It traces origins to Norse and Germanic roots, the naming of Friday after Frigg or Freya, and links to religious practices and historical belief in ill luck and travel dangers.
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Seymour
Publi Library
Christ
Friday
Frig
Freya
Odin
Mohammed
Community Christmas Tree Erected Next Week
The American Legion committee led by Mont gomery announces a community Christmas tree will be set up early next week at the end of West Second Street. Interstate Public Service will hang colored lights and plans for mass carolling near the tree are in motion before Christmas. A Saturday before Christmas was suggested but opposed due to shopping crowds. a definite schedule will be announced next week.
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Coulter CC. Montgomery
American Legion Committee
West Second Street
Interstate Public Service Company
Montgomery
Large Hoosier Hills Court of Honor Set for Monday
The Hoosier Hills Area Council holds its largest district Court of Honor Monday at 7:15 PM at First Baptist Church. Seymour Troop 1 and others submit over 100 merit badges, with Troop 32 at forty. Star, Life ranks to be awarded. investiture team named. several boys receive Scribe and Patrol Leader certificates earned at Camp Frost.
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First Baptist Church
Hoosier Hills
Seymour
Howard Blumer
Re Camp Court
Madison
Frank Cohn
Morris Hughes
John Osterman
Charles Mayfield
W. A. Dorsett
Camp Frost
Christmas mail deadline set for distant U S points
Postmaster H. Lett announced a Monday deadline for Christmas mail to distant U S points. He said four to five days reach the west coast and three to four days reach northern New England, with longer times to small towns on branch railroads. All mail should arrive at the destination post office by December 23 to insure delivery before Christmas since there will be no mail service on Christmas day.
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United States
H. Lett
West Coast
New England
Lett
Fire destroys shanty cuts phones in Michigan City
A small shanty on the city outskirts burned today causing an estimated $2 loss. The fire severed about fifty pairs of Indiana Bell Telephone Company cables, leaving about one thousand phones out of service. Linemen worked to restore service tonight.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Weasels Cause Widespread Damage to Farm Game
Weasels pose a serious threat to grouse, chickens, rabbits, and squirrels, attacking various small animals on farms and in the countryside. The article notes their predatory impact across multiple species.
Tariff Vote Shift in Senate Warps Wool Debate
The Senate moves Grundy into the floor debate as a new ally for tariff supporters. A wool schedule clash prompts a late compromise setting wool duty at 18 cents a pound after divisions between wool producing and consuming states. The tally shows independents joining Democrats and Republicans for the 18 cent rate. others oppose as too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Fisher
William S. Ware
Republican Coalition
House
Fire destroys Bluntsville school in Henry county
A fire destroyed the Bluntsville school building in northern Henry county yesterday leaving 125 children without facilities. The loss is estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Bluntsville
Newcastle
Ind
Henry County
Wealthy Farmer and Wife Found Slain Near Muncie
Delaware county authorities report 85 year old farmer George I Heath and his 70 year old wife Elizabeth Heath murdered at their home four miles south of Muncie. The couple were found with a club nearby and Mrs Heath’s throat was slashed with a knife. Neighbors recalled a prowler sighting earlier Tuesday night. The home showed no sign of a robbery or forced entry.
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Muncie
Ind
Dee
George I. Heath
Delaware County
Elizabeth Heath
Here
Jason Ross
Mrs. Heath
Chinese Nationalist Victory Reported Near Canton
Shanghai reports a Nationalist victory over southern rebels near Canton with claims of a larger defeat than first thought. The Transides division suffered heavy casualties near the city while a Kwangsi attack on the west river was repulsed. Retreated Ironsides forces and halted civilian exodus followed as bank notes recovered.
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Shanghai
Dee
Canton
West River
Ironsides
Chang Fak- Wei
Pathe Studios executives arrested in Manhattan fire death
John C. Flinn and Henry I. Lalley were charged with manslaughter over a studio fire that killed ten. Police seized 160 film containers estimated to hold 50 000 to 100 000 feet of film, tied to alleged violations of a city ordinance restricting film storage.
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New York
Pathe Studios
Manhattan
John C. Flinn
Yonkers
Henry I. Lalley
Edinburg Man Fatally Hurt In 3-Way Wreck
Joseph Critney, 53, of Edinburg, died of a fractured skull after a three car collision on US 30 near Columbus Indiana. His wife and four children were in his car when it hit a roadster driven by John McCormick. Mary Stevins, Lewis Reno, and Curtis Denney also suffered severe injuries as dense fog cloaked the road. A third vehicle with Tennessee plates caused the wreck but fled. Mrs Critney and two sons survived with injuries.
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Columbus
Ind
Joseph Critney
Edinburg
Here
Critney
Mary Stevins
John McCormick
Lewis Reno
Curtis Denney
Auburn Prison Riot Ends in Deaths and Lockdown
Three hundred armed state troopers patrolled Auburn prison after a riot left eight convicts and the head keeper dead. The escape plot failed as troopers rescued Warden Jenkins and seven guards amid heavy gunfire and tear gas. Several convicts were wounded or killed. others faced murder charges for the crime during the escape attempt.
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Associated
Auburn
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Edgar Ead Wings
George A. Durnford
Perry Johnson
Alex Tucholka
Steve Pawlak
State Commissioner of Correction
Jennings
Johnson
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Interstate Lovers
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K. U.P
Old Guard
Wool Hinders Coalition
Associated Press
Joseph RK. Grundy
Williams
Ware
Penna
Nye
North Dakota
Studio Blaze
Tennessee
Riley Goble
Seymour Water Co
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