Owls Edge Panthers In Overtime thriller at North Vernon
Seymour Owls defeat North Vernon 26 to 24 in overtime after a tight 24 all tie end of regulation. Thompson led scoring with 10, Eaton 9 for North Vernon, Sage and Moritz pace the Owls with key buckets including Sage’s overtime winner. Panthers, unbeaten prior to Friday, saw Gerkensmeyer and Pickett contribute but fell short.
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Record cold grips New England and snow paralyzes Virginia
Cold snap lowers temperatures across Massachusetts and New England with Wayside Inn and Boston readings reaching record lows. Virginia digs out after a six inch snowfall crippling transport as workers trudged to jobs and systems bogged down.
Weather Across Regions Shows Mixed Temperatures And Snow
The article notes varied conditions from Indiana to the South with milder days, a cold spell planned for the weekend, and snow in parts. It reports fatalities in a sleet storm near Atlanta and a freezing death in Pennsylvania, with several states experiencing freezing lows and improving road conditions in some areas.
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Hoover Delays War Debts Action as France Pleas Grow
Washington report shows President Hoover weighing foreign pleas for early relief on war debts amid congressional opposition to a debt commission. Officials expect debtor nations to press for relief before June 25 payments and consider France’s new government efforts.
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Shopping crowds fill Seymour stores before Christmas
Seymour merchants report one of the largest Saturday crowds in months as holiday shoppers fill most stores. warmer weather draws farmers into town to finish buying with six shopping days left before Christmas. Stores will stay open every night starting Monday leading up to the holiday as festive lights decorate the business district.
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Seymour Churchmen to Host Largest Ever Men’s Meeting
Indications point to a record turnout for Seymour churchmen as Merle Sidener, Indianapolis leader, speaks at the final Seymour Churchmen’s Association banquet. The dinner starts 6 30 p m at First Methodist with lectures, music, and a Christmas theme. Sidener, a former newspaper man and advertising executive, will discuss Seymour’s asset and community influence.
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Auto driver dies at wheel in World War Memorial plaza
Indianapolis dispatch reports Roy McNanny, 35, died at the wheel when his car ran a red light near downtown. The vehicle narrowly missed signal cars and stopped against a tree in World War Memorial plaza. Police and bystanders found him slumped behind the wheel. officials cite a heart attack as the likely cause.
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Majestic Tonight Shows Wanderers and Shape Sisters
Special added attraction at Majestic tonight featuring The Wanderers and Shape Sisters. Five people from radio station WLW perform on the lower floor, with balcony seating and public euchre at Woodman Hall over Frecher's Tuesday night.
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Merry Christmas Across Nations Express Holiday Greetings
A list of how different countries say Merry Christmas including Bon Noel in France Tin Hao Nian in China Boas Festas in Portugal Kinga Shin nen in Japan Ichok Vilara in Turkey Boldog Karaesonyi Unni peket in Hungary Chrystovjena in Greece Srefan Bozic in Croatia Kerstmis in Holland Velie es Pascual in Spain Froehliche Weihnachtan in Germany Glad dalen in Sweden Felice Natale in Italy Cracium Felicitatione in Romania Vesele Vanace in Bohemia Weselych Swiat in Poland Glaedelig Jul in Denmark.
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Japan
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Turkey
Ichok Vilara
Hungary
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Greece
Chrystovjena
Croatia
Srefan Bozic
Holland
Ken Vroolijk Kerstmis
Spain
Velie ‘Es Pascual
Germany
Froehliche Weilachtan
Mystery Glings to Death Case Reported in New York Hotel
A mystery surrounds the death of Mrs Reeves, daughter of a rear admiral, found hanged in a New York hotel room with a sealed note reading this will explain everything. A winged air corps insignia and a photograph frame with a white salutation to Inspector Albert Moore were found nearby. Admiral Parsons, her stepfather, came to the scene as the body was investigated and the note beneath the photograph read this may be for the best.
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Albert Moore
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Woodstock
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Brace
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Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy
Washington
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Adiral Parsons
Daughter of Borchers Church minister dies
Dorothy Lois Piel four and one half months old daughter of Rev F C Piel Borchers Church died Friday night at home after four days illness Born August 1 1932 at the home near Borchers Church She was the youngest of six and was baptized at the Borchers Lutheran Church Survivors include her parents four brothers Walter Luther Gerhardt Theodore and Ruth one sister The maternal grandparents Albert and Barbara Kroeger Toledo Ohio and several aunts and uncles Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 30 pm from the home with short services at the Borchers Lutheran Church Burial in.
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Argentina declares state of siege as radicals are jailed
Buenos Aires reports a ten month old constitutional government moves to avert a coup by arresting former presidents Hipolito Yrigoyen and Marcelo de Alvear and detaining radical leaders. A retired officer’s confession and a cache of bombs spurred mass arrests as troops were summoned and a state of siege proclaimed.
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Martin Garcia
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Marceo T. de Alvear
Honorio Puerredon
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Yrigoyen
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New 1933 License Plates Go On Sale Monday
Auto license plates and chauffeur's licenses for 1933 go on sale Monday at 8 am at the Veshlage license branch. Mrs. Margaret Burton, local manager, oversees purchases to help motorists. Buyers must show poll tax receipt and vehicle title. Chauffeur's licenses must be bought before January 1. Tags cost the same as last year. plates will be maroon with white numerals.
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Margaret Burton
Fire kills eighteen horses at Hawthorne Farms barn blaze
The Hawthorne Farms at the Samuel Insull estate near Libertyville saw a massive fire destroy a large barn early today. Eighteen race horses valued at more than 150000 dollars perished as the hay loft fire was not detected until 1 a.m amid eleven below zero temperatures.
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Dream of delivering mail ends in an injury
James J. Rice a Roanoke letter carrier dreamed he was delivering the mail. He climbed on his bed to reach a dream mailbox fell off and bruised his hip.
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Beer Bill On Deck As Congress Moves In Plentiful Pace
Washington reports both chambers poised for rapid action on beer and farm relief. The House backs a 3.2 percent beer bill with a $5 per barrel tax expected to raise about $300 million yearly. Senate stalls over Philippine independence plebiscite amid Long filibuster.
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Ralph Schwein Heads Brownstown Lodge
Ralph Schwein was elected Worshipful Master of Washington Lodge No. 13 F and A M Brownstown at the annual election held Friday night at the lodge hall. He will succeed Roy Clark. Other officers elected include George Wallace Senior Warden C Tineh Junior Warden E N Kestner Treasurer Howard Snyder Secretary Charles L H Cox Trustee. Installations set for December 27.
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Weils Ordered Closed by Texas Railroad Commission
Austin December 17 The Texas railroad commission ordered all wells in the East Texas Oil Pool to cease production at noon and remain closed until 9 a.m. on January 1, halting crude output in a bid to curb supply.
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Paul Boncour Attempts to Form Cabinet Amid France Debt Talks
Paris reports Joseph Paul Boncour war minister in the Herriot cabinet tried to form a new government but faces main obstacle the war debt dispute. Telegrams from Ambassador Claudel stirred flutter at President Le Brun’s residence and Reuters described cautious diplomacy as Washington weighs possible conferences.
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Miller held in death case in Indianapolis
A. Miller, fifty, is held pending investigation of his father William eighty two who died after an alleged beating. The son was arrested on assault and battery with intent to kill and was to appear in municipal court as the case continued after reports the father died. Police say the son struck the elder with a cane multiple times.
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Japan Raises Demand on League Resolution Revision
Tokyo reports a special cabinet session passed the foreign office telegram to the Geneva delegation. Japan insists the League of Nations committee revise the proposed human issue resolution and invite the United States and Russia to join conciliation efforts.
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