Ruling Against Payment in Pfaffenberger Case
The Indiana Industrial Board rules Pfaffenberger widow and dependents receive no compensation from the City of Seymour and Standard Accident Insurance for the policemen death dated June 4 1934. The decision cites Pfaffenberger as a city officer not covered by the city policy and orders the plaintiffs to pay costs. An appeal to the full board is planned.
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John G. Pfaffenberger
Seymour
William A. Faust
Indiana Industrial Board
Pfaffenberger
T. S. Montgomery
O H. Montgomery
City of
Edward P. Elsner
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Ki. J. Boleman
Law
John G. Pfaffener
Indiana
Mabel Pfaffenberger
Peice
Industrial Board of Indiana
Stamford Accident and Insurance Company
W. Burkart
Ani T. I. Montgomery
Peart
Insurance Company
Reverend Tommy Visits Seymour After Indianapolis Call
The Rev. William J. Tommy of San Antonio Texas is guest of Miss Grace Love in Seymour today en route home from Indianapolis due to a relative's death.
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William J. Tommy
San Antonio
Texas
Seymour
Grace Love
Indianapolis
Valuable Guide for Busy Shoppers
The Daily Tribune advertises a holiday shopping guide with hundreds of suggestions from Seymour stores. Names of stores or specific offers are not provided in the readable text, but the issue markets the ads as a convenient guide for Christmas shoppers.
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The
Daily Tribune
Seymount
Traffic Drive Planned Here
Seymour police launch a traffic drive in the business district led by Julius Harlow chief of police. Officers will place windshield stickers on violators and issue affidavits on a second offense with fines totaling 11 dollars plus costs. Trucks delivering merchandise are exempt from stickers to avoid disruption.
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Seymour
Tlevia
Julius Harlow
Ad Police
Harlow
Ean
Hold Up Staged Late Wednesday in Seymour Bar
Seymour police investigate a Wednesday night hold up at Bill's Place at Tipton and Pine streets. Two men demanded with revolvers, took one bottle of beverage, struck Joe Spall, and escaped on foot. Four patrons Were present. no cash taken and no search of patrons or cash register. Names mentioned include Mrs Hall Martin Woulff Helen Owen and Joe Spall. Police issued descriptions but found no suspects.
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Seymour
Bill's
Tipton
Pine Streets
Hall
Martin Woulff
Helen Owen
Joe Spa
Kirsehs Cafe Christmas Gifts Window Notice
Shop window advertises candies cigarettes and cigars for Christmas gifts with prices and invitation to come in and learn costs, at Kirseh’s Cafe 124d&w.
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Kirsehs
Grand Jury Indicts Eleven in Bartholomew County Case
The Bartholomew County grand jury, after a nine day session in Columbus, returned indictments against eleven people for various offenses. Seven were arrested and arraigned. four indictments remain undisclosed. Indictments include Minus Lowe for multiple liquor offenses and Frank Barrett Louis LaRose for illegal sales to a minor. bond set at 1000 and 200 respectively. Mayor-elect John W Hosea helped sign bonds. It is unclear if Palstrove death investigators secured indictments.
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Bartholomew County
James Palstrove
Seymour
Hollywood Cafe
Palms
Columbus
Lowe
Frank Barrett
The
Louis LaRose
John W. Hosea
Palsgrove
Christmas Program Plans at Shields High School
Shields High School will present a Christmas program at 2 10 Friday afternoon with student participation. The event closes at 3 with an eleven day vacation beginning. The pageant Spirit of Peace will feature musical numbers directed by Grace Hemmer. A Freshman girls chorus of sixty voices will sing with Ruth Evelyn White at the piano. Several school quartets and the cast will process into the auditorium during a musical procession. The program will use Christmas carols and stars a cast including Herakd Ermil Cox Old Testament John Hurtzel New Testament Lewis Hutchens Wayworn Traveler Janet Bagby Hebrew women Loreda Moren Elizabeth Beldon Catherine Peter Shepherds Donald Henry Charles Trueblood Harold Fill Kings Charles Mayfield John Osterman Oscar Miller Madonna Betty Hoadley Joseph Richard Stewart Spirit of Peace Amy Douglas Angel of Light Evelyn Burbrink. The convocation committee is Miss Mina McHenry chairman Kenneth N Warbritton Miss Lillie FE Poebrink Miss Elizabeth Peaster and Miss Muriel Trueblood. A chorus of girls’ voices for
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Shields High School
Ruth Evelyn White
Herakd
Ermil Cox
John Hurtzel
Lewis Hutchens
Janet Bagby
Loreda Moren
Elizabeth Beldon
Catherine Peter
Donald Henry
Charles Trueblood
Harold Fill
Kings
Charles Mayfield
John Osterman
Oscar Miller
Madonna
Betty Hoadley
Joseph
Richard Stewart
Amy Douglas
Angel of Light
Evelyn Burbrink
Mina McHenry
Kenneth N. Warbritton
Lillie FE. Poebrink
Elizabeth Peaster
Muriel Trueblood
Food for the Needy Matinee at Majestic Theater
The Majestic Theater will host a Food for the Needy matinee at 3 15 Friday afternoon Admission is free to anyone bringing food toys or clothing valued at ten cents for children and twenty five cents for adults The collected items will be given to Seymour Welfare Association to aid needy families for Christmas Each school in the city was notified and a large donation is expected
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Majestic Theater
Seymour Welfare Association
Seymour
Gales Delay Atlantic Shipping and Sink Dutch Steamer
Severe Atlantic gales slow transatlantic liners from America to Europe. The Dutch steamer Orania was rammed and sank in Portuguese waters after storms tied to the Sisto and Usworth wrecks. to shore crews aided, 120 passengers survived. The Orford crewman drowned after boarding from India. Several ships face hours of delay. Mulbera and Majestie also affected.
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London
North Atlantic
America
Europe
Orford
Plymouth
Indian
Bay of Biscay
Sisto
Aswoerth
Orania
Majestie
Southampton
English
Bay of Biscavy
England
Atlantic Shipping
Ocean
Legion Plans Christmas Party and Toy Distribution
The American Legion post completed arrangements for two city events. Children will be invited to the Princess theater for two showings Monday afternoon at 1:30 and 2:45 under Legion sponsorship, with toy and present distribution to unfortunate children across the city.
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Children of City
Amerian Legion Post
Theogular
The
Post
Second
Chestnut Streets
Liebert Wright
the Cty
Princess Theater
Legion
Dutch Fliers Race To Complete South Atlantic Hop
Four Dutch fliers in a Fokker airplane, aided by a guiding submarine, passed the halfway point of a 2 250 mile South Atlantic journey from Porto Praia Cape Verde to Paramaribo Guyana. The submarine keeps radio beacons, speeds the craft at 140 miles an hour, and is ready to assist if needed as the crew plans further hops toward Curacao and Willemstad to inaugurate a Dutch West Indies air service. Pilots Hon don and Von Balévin, wireless operator Van Der Melen and Bengier-Stolk left Amsterdam for a pioneering commercial flight.
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Amsterdam
Fokker
Midocean
South Atlantic
Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
Paramaribo
Guiana
Dateh
Paramanbo
Cumarabo
Venezuela
Willemstadt
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
Netherlands
South America
Hondon
von Balévin
van der Melen
Beginger - Stolk
Amsterdan Lee
Soil School Planned for Jackson County
A soil school will be held at Lions Hall Brownstown Friday at 9 30 a m to test soil acidity and plant foods. Purdue University expert M O Pence will test samples and discuss soil needs with farmers. Samples should be placed in separate containers and include depth notes. Testing material is provided free of charge.
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Soi Feriiits
Lions Hall
Brownstown
M. O Pence
Purdue University
Tinegas
Cai
Robbery Staged Drama Linked to Philadelphia Scene
Police believe a staged robbery at the Philadelphia Beetree Company site led to a fatal shooting. Investigators say a branch offer was robbed of a cash haul between 40,000 and 418,000 as the suspect fled in a waiting car.
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Philadelphia
Robert Mais
Philadelphia Beetrie Company
Toy Shop Drives Toy Distribution by Shields High Club
Shields High School Art Club and Leaders Club led a drive to distribute over 1,000 toys to Seymour’s needy children. J. R. Mitchell, principal, organized shelving as students logged 300 plus hours painting repairing and organizing toys. Lions Club Good Will Day started the effort with 200 toys, followed by campaigns in Emerson Grade School and St Ambrose School aided by a citywide toy drive.
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Shields High School
Seymour
Santa Claus
Shields
Carl Warweener
Lions’ Club
Emerson
St A Ambrose Catholic School
Tysihens
Sunshine Soviet
Thiey
Recovery platform shapes White House talks on business aid
Washington December 20 The Roosevelt administration prepares to study the recovery program proposed by the White Sulphur Springs business conference as leaders urge cooperation from business labor and farmers while Congress nears meeting in January. Governors and lawmakers react with mixed views on state relief and central planning as a continuing organization forms led by Haskob Young and leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and Manufacturers Association.
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Opyright
Associated Preag
Washington
Roosevelt
White Sulphur Springs
Jannery
Eco
White House
Cor. Ames
George Mead
Capitol Hill
Gov
Bryan
Nebraska
John Z Haskob
Owen J. Young
Jie
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Manufacturers’ Association
Long crackdown fronts Louisiana Senate expansion plan
Huey Long orders absentees to seat themselves and pass 31 bills for a centralized regime in Louisiana. The tactic targets opponents, with AFT Fredericks facing arrest for defying the mandate as Long presses toward a Kingfish ruled state.
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Baton Keonce
Louisiana
Senate
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
East Baton Rouge Parish
Long
Capitol Palace
District of Columbia
Gettle Guarded After Kidnapping Case
Beverly Hills capitalist William Fr. Gettle has been under police guard since last Monday to prevent a possible second abduction. A crude threatening note demanded money and mentioned a woman to be described in a second letter. Gettle was kidnapped in May and freed five days later without paying ransom.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William Fr. Gettle
Beverly Hills
Hell
Momlay
Settle
Arcadia
Roy Williams
Larry Kerrgan
James F. Kirk
Loretta Wouly
Mona Callighan
Anderson
W. Va
Gettle
Weather Records Max 34 Min 28
Weather report notes a high of 34 and a low of 28 with river stage measured inches below the low water mark.
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Bedford
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