Rescue Efforts Fail In Heavy Seas As Shipwrecked Crew Bound
Eleven sailors perish while attempting to rescue crew of the Usworth as heavy seas thwart boats from the Ascania and Jean Jadot. The Usworth, stricken east of Newfoundland, drifted while rescue attempts by the two liners were hampered by violent weather.
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Liverpool
The
Usworth
Wild
Cunard
Canta
L«Worth
Cun
Dean Jadot
Aseceania
Frei
Ascania
Fremhter
Jean Jadot
Sade Gonthier
Dean Jadet
Jeatt Jadot
Werth
Cer
Newfoundland
Walle
Hersistance
Jean Dadet
Owlets Fall To Panthers In Close North Vernon Game
North Vernon Panthers defeated the Seymour Owls 18 to 15 at North Vernon. Davis led Seymour with strong all around play before fouling out, while Hall and Smith contributed as Owls fought to the end. coach Walter Bud Surface used seven players in a tight effort.
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Shields
Owls
North Vernon
Panthers
Walter
Panther
Seymour
Davis
Surface
Jennings County
State Bank Held Up in La Paz Bank Robbery
Three bandits robbed Farmers State Bank of La Paz this morning taking 3550 dollars after forcing cashier H B Carbiener to open the vault. Officials W L Hoover Edward Heyde and Mrs Margaret Tuveson were on the floor as the loot was seized and the trio fled in an automobile toward South Bend after firing one shot.
Welsh Dominion Demand Stirs Laughter in Commons
Rhys Davies a Welsh Labour member pressed for a Welsh dominion prompting humor in the House of Commons as lawmakers reacted to the proposal.
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House of Commons
Rhys Davies
Feeney backs state wide drive against slot machines
Indiana officials push a campaign to curb illegal slot operations near schools. Feeney calls for state police to pursue violators across counties and cities, with local enforcement to handle arrests. Lake County Sheriff Holley reports ongoing drives and six recent jail arrests as she vows to wipe out machines. Gary area revenue from machines cited at 30 000 a week.
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Indianapolis
al G Feeney
Publi Safety
Iis
Feeney
Lake County
Lillian Holley
Gary Post Tribune
Gary
Seymour Council No 38 Hosts Grand Master Ploeh
Charles A. Ploeh of Indianapolis Visited Seymour Council No 38 R and S M for a special meeting in the Masonic Temple. Sixty members attended a 6:30 dinner and 7:30 degree work with visitors from Bedford Columbus Milan. Grand Master praised Seymour for matching prior high standards.
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Charles A. Ploeh
Indianapolis
Indiana Councils
Seymour Council
Masonic Temple
West Second — Street
Bedford
Columbus
Milan
Ploeh
Seymour
Cgir
Vploch
George W. Riley
Gang Burgled North Fairfield Bank in Daybreak Raid
A gang of eleven or more burglars isolated North Fairfield, cut telephone and electric lines, and blasted the village bank with high explosives between 1 and 3:30 a.m. They held residents at gunpoint while looting about 2,000 dollars, according to bank president C. D. Harvey.
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Willard
North Fairfield
C. D. Harvey
Deadline Approaches for 1933 Income Tax Payments
Washington December 15 is the deadline to pay fourth quarter income taxes without penalty. Treasury reports show year to date payments about 60 million dollars ahead of last year with 277,788,670 collected versus 2177,444,719. Third quarter receipts were 173,300,000 and the first dozen days of December added 21,494,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Welfare Group Plans Christmas Baskets for Needy in Seymour
At a Seymour Welfare Association meeting plans were announced to ensure every needy family receives a Christmas basket. Groups, clubs, and individuals are urged to report families to Mrs. Logan Largent at the Largent store or donate materials for baskets delivered by the association. Mrs. Annette Test will assist, and a record of families will be kept to avoid leaving anyone hungry on Christmas.
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Seymour Welfare Association
Welfare Association
Logan Largent
Largent
Sargent
Seymour
Annette Test
Jordan Rites Monday Funeral for Leroy Jordan
Leroy Jordan of this city will have funeral services at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at Columbus Methodist Church. The Rev. BS Jross, assisted by the Rev. George Muagghy and Dr. W Hi Wylie, will conduct the rites. Burial will be at Garland Brook Cemetery with Masons at the graveside. Jordan, a longtime resident, formerly lived in Bartholomew County and served on the Columbus board of works. Friends may call at the North Pine street home from Sunday noon to Monday noon.
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Leroy Jordan
Columbus Methodist Church
BS. J.ross
George Muagghy
W. Hi. Wylie
Garland Brook Cemetery
Columbus
Jowian
Bartholomew County
Columbus Board of Works
North Pine Street
Mrs. Griffiths Admitted After Illness at Local Hospital
Mrs. Robert Griffiths of this city was ill for two weeks and admitted to Schneck Memorial Hospital this morning for treatment.
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Robert Griffiths
Win
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Break-in Probed at Cordes Hardware Store
Sevineur police investigate a break-in at Cordes Hardware Company 115 West Second Street. Four thieves entered by breaking a glass pane, taking a small quantity of merchandise before escaping into an alley. The theft occurred Friday night amid a spate of regional robberies, including a nearby grocery store burglary Wednesday night with about $20 in goods stolen.
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Sevineur
Cordes Hardware Company
West Second = street
Sevivour
John Wadsworth
Fifth
Ewing Streets
Secret US Army Plan to Mobilize Industry Studied
Washington officials reveal a secret army plan to mobilize industry in wartime. Senators debate public disclosure amid defense risk concerns while investigators seek access to plans. Some foreign interest noted, with debate over impact on profits and national defense.
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Washington
United States Army
Senate
Dern
Corn Hog Plan Revealed by Farm Administration in 1936 Contract
Washington reports the Farm Administration released the final 1936 corn hog contract. It halves the 1934 agreement size, lowers minimum earage reduction to 10 percent, caps at 30 percent, cuts hog production reduction to 10 percent, and pays 36 cents per bushel on retired corn yields.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Rites For Thomas Perrin Arranged
Funeral services for Thomas Perrin age seventy five Scottsburg resident and brother of Dr. D N Perrin will be held at 2 30 Sunday at Scottsburg Methodist Church with Rev Amos Bastin officiating Burial will follow in Scottsburg Cemetery He was a Clark County native who moved to Scott County twenty years ago He married Sarah Callaway February 14 1854 in Clark County their golden anniversary was last February He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs J Frame Scottsburg and Mrs Edward May Tipton two sisters Mrs Joe Richey Cedar Point Mrs John Stewart Underwood Ind four brothers Dr J Perrin of Seattle and others.
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Thomas Perrin
Scottsburg
D. N. Perrin
Scottabury Methodist
Amos Bastin, Paetor
Scottewore
Perrin
Clark County
Scott County
John
Sarah Sample Perrin
Sarah Callaway
Methodist Church
Eugene B. Crowe
Ninth
J. Frame
Edward May
Tipton
Joe Richey
Cedar Point
John Stewart
Underwood, Ind
J. Perrin
Eeenahen
Crow Contest Arranged by Indiana Conservation Dept
Indiana conservation officials seek Jackson County sports clubs to join a crow counting contest starting January 1 1935 and ending April 30 Each club submits a registration blank with no entry fee Prizes include quail or pheasant for every 200 crow feet and cash awards up to 50 total First prize 20 Second 12.50 Third 10 Fourth 7.50 Fifth 5 The official count and monthly winners depend on feet received at the Department of Conservation in Indianapolis by noon on the first of the following month.
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Indiana State Department of Conservation
Jackson County
Phillip Crecelins
State Department
Department of Comeservation
Department
State Library
Indianapolis
Department Conservation
Department of Conservation
Fire Devastates Village as Wax Blaze Levels Homes
A wax factory fire in Blumford New York spread through Elmsford area destroying twelve buildings, five leveled, and ten roof fires extinguished. No injuries reported. damage estimated at 150000 dollars as twenty families took shelter outside in bitter cold. Fire spread from Colonial Hall to the Valley Stream hotel and adjacent apartments before being contained with aid from twelve neighboring towns.
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Associated Press
Blumford
N.Y
Harvey Dunnigan
Old Colonial Hall
Elmsford Wee Works
Elmsford
Westchester County
New York City
France and Germany sign Saar resources surrender pact
In Paris Pierre Laval represents France and M Van de Koester Germany in a treaty where France yields all claims to Saar resources. The Saar region, long disputed, remains under League control while residents vote in a plebiscite to decide self rule.
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Pierre Laval
France
M. van de Koester
Germany
Paris
Saar
Dannuars
Sarr
League of Nations
Plelmerte
Power interests discuss Roosevelt plan to curb TVA
President Roosevelt’s 1935 plans unfold as talks with private power leaders surface. White House reveals discussions with industry leaders who would back a “peace pact” and press for capital restraint and rate reductions to ensure fair returns, signaling a push against the Tennessee Valley Authority and public power yardstick.
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Associated Press
Washington
Presi
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ite
White House
Vesterlay
Washington Post Inter
Weather Records Report by Riley Geble Official
Temperature highs reached 30 and lows 17 as water levels fell three inches below the low water mark along the Sag e of Ri ver.
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Riley Geble
Seymour Water Co
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