Owl Reserves Edge Alumni In Two Fast Basketball Games
Sey mour Owl reserves defeated two alumni teams in Shields High School gymnasium in a spirited charity card. In the first game the reserves won 22 to 15, and in the second game the reserves prevailed 32 to 29 amid high scoring by Ackerman and Storey for the reserves and Gerkensmever and Fleetwood for the alumni. Coaches included J. R. Mitchell and Chris Moritz for the alumni, with Lyons and Keach directing the reserves. Attendance was large, with proceeds aiding the Sey mour Welfare Association.
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Seymour Owl
Reserve
Shields High School
Theeserve
Serves
J. R. Mitchell
Chris Moritz
Lyons
Glen Keach
Bill Baise
Bill
Mitchell
Gerkenswmever
Seymour Welfare Association
Plan Carolling By Seymour Groups For Christmas Eve
Church groups in Seymour plan annual caroling on Christmas Eve. One organization intends to tour homes of sick and shut ins to spread holiday cheer to those unable to attend services.
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Seymour
Merry Christmas Day Greeting From The Cub
The Cub wishes readers a merry Christmas and a happy New Year, reflecting holiday custom and seasonal cheer in a brief note.
Hoosier Flier Given Military Honors Funeral
Funeral services at Arlington National Cemetery for Capt. Wilson M. Binney of Kansas City Missouri and Lieut. Graham M. St. John of Seymour Indiana honored in full military rites after an airplane crash near High Hill Missouri. St. John served as a regular army aviator and was stationed in Kansas City at death.
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Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilson M. Binney
Kansas City
Graham M. St. John
High Hill
St. John
Seymour
Ind
Plan to Reduce Transients in Seymour
Federal relief plan outlined to Seymour police chief aims to cut hoboes and transients. Under Edward E. DiBella the program will send those apprehended to government relief camps, with transport provided by the township trustee. If aid is refused, police will handle the case. Camps operate in Indianapolis and Jeffersonville. local efforts partner with railroad detectives.
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Seymour
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Julius Harlow
Edward E. DiBella
Governor's Committee
Fred Schleibaum
Jackson Township
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Harlow
Capture Shouse Case Stuns Seymour Patrolmen
State Patrolmen J R DeLong Raymond Bell and Eugene Vance aided Edward Shouse taken from a car with a deputy on the scene as fellow officer Eugene Teague was shot and killed by a colleague. DeLong opened a rear door to remove a woman while Teague opened the front, Bell stood nearby, all within five feet of the shooting.
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J. R. DeLong
Raymond Bell
Columbus
Eugene Vance
Vernon
Seymour
Edward Shouse
Tonvict
Eugene Teague
DeLong
Teague
Bell
Shanse
Snow Avalanche Buries Cattle and Houses Near Aniezo
An avalanche from the mountains near Aniezo in Santander, Spain buried cattle and several houses today. The snow slide halted near the village outskirts but the thunder of the crash alarmed residents.
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Santander
Spain
Aniezo
Purdue official outlines Seymour meeting on tobacco cut plan
Lafayette Ind December 23 AP T A Coleman assistant director of agricultural extension at Purdue announced a Seymour city hall meeting Wednesday to outline plans to reduce Indiana dark and Burley tobacco production.
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Lafayette
Ind
T. A. Coleman
Purdue
City Hall
Seymour
Indiana
Stop Passing School Buses Indiana Bulletin Urges Cooperation
The Indiana Bureau of Accident Prevention warns motorists against passing school buses loading or unloading children. It calls for cooperation among bus drivers, school officials and parents to educate drivers and enforce state law. Witnesses may file affidavits and police will act to apprehend offenders.
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Indiana
Indiana Bureau of Accident Prevention
Bureau of Accident Prevention
McNutt
State Department of Safety
al Fee
State House
Indianapolis
Bureau
Galbraiths to Spend Holidays Here with Voss Family
Mrs. Mary Galbraith and her son Tom Galbraith of San Antonio Texas will spend the holidays with Mrs. Galbraiths daughter Mrs Walter Voss and family.
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Mary Galbraith
Tom Galbraith
San Antonio
Texas
Galbraith
Walter Voss
Holiday Greetings From City Businesses Comment On Community Spirit
The Tribune presents annual holiday greetings from local business houses manufacturers and others in the city. The messages express appreciation for courtesies extended during the year and wish happiness comfort and success to all. The paper notes it will not be published on Christmas Day.
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the Tribune
Tribune
Road survey issued. detours eliminated on key state highways
The State Highway Commission announced an elimination of 31 miles of detours on state highways, shortening holiday trips. New pavement opens on Road 9 Huntington to north of Road 114, Road 13 north five miles from Strawtown, and Road 24 from the Jet to a point west of Logansport, with detours removed for bridge work on US 8 Road 6 near Tracy and Road 7 south of Mooresville.
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State Highway Commission
Trafic
Huntington
Strawtown
Logansports
Tracy
Mooresville
Cruelty Probe Targets New Jersey Home Superintendent
An inquiry in Summit New Jersey investigates allegations of cruel and unnecessary discipline at the Arthurine Home and Kindergarten for blind children. State official William J. Ellis and board member J Fred Stickel lead the probe into superintendent Gladys Kraeuter amid claims of taped mouths lashes and wrist bindings.
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Board of
Gladys Kraeuter
Albany
N. Y
James H. Foster
New York State Commissoner of Welfare
Kraeuter
Kathleen F. Hunt
Ellis
Edna Ennis
The
International Sunshine Society
New Jersey
Corn Hog Contract to Limit Acreage and Production
The county plans a single document contract for corn and hog producers to reduce corn acreage by at least 20 percent below the two year average and to market hogs at least 25 percent less. The contract will be distributed after final federal approval and printed in quantity.
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Jackson County
W. P. Stall
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Open Market Silver Price Outlook Hinders Export Estimates
The article explains that US silver exports to China, India, Mexico and others depend on open market prices rather than the government price of 64.5 cents per ounce. It notes the 35 million ounce annual withdrawal, world production near 250 million ounces, and historical data showing exports rise when prices fall, complicating forecasts for future export levels.
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Washington
United States
China
India
Mexico
H. M. Bratter
Department of Commerce
Carrier Injured Mail Carrier Undergoes Knee Operation
Michael Power a Cortland post office carrier suffers a badly fractured knee cap when his car turned over Thursday afternoon. He was found by Jess Jackson who brought him to Sehneeck Memorial Hospital where an operation was performed today.
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Michael Power
Cortland Post Office
Sehneeck Memorial Hospital
Jess Jackson
Joyful birth of Japan's crown prince announced
Tokyo reports the Empress Nagako giving birth to a son who will be the 125th Mikado in Japan's ancient line. The newborn weighed seven pounds eight ounces and was presented a ceremonial sword. Crowds gathered as officials and diplomats, including US Ambassador Joseph Grew, offered congratulations.
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Tokyo
Japan
Island
Hirohito
Nagako
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Seymour Youth Passes Beyond
Kenneth Goodwin aged twenty died after a three year illness at his father Chauncey Goodwin’s home 306 East Second Street. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday led by Rev. Cross and Rev. Cobn with burial in Riverview Cemetery. He attended Shields High School, belonged to First Methodist Church, and had spent time in a Los Angeles sanitarium. Survived by father Chauncey, brothers Kerval and Harold. Born June 28 1913 in Brownstown. mother Myrtle predeceased him.
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Kenneth Goodwin
Chauncey Goodwin
East Second Street
J. Cross
A. A. Cobn
Riverview Cemetery
Young Goodwin
Shields High School
First Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Brownstown
Chauncey
Myrtle Goodwin
Kerval Chauncey Goodwin
Harold Goodwin
Pope Pius Delivers Private Christmas Address to Cardinals
Pope Pius, addressing the College of Cardinals and Roman prelates in the Vatican Consistory Halls at noon, delivered his annual Christmas address in private. The decision was made at the last minute to exclude the public and not broadcast the speech.
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Vatican City
Pius
College of Cardinals
Vatican
Utility Officer Dies in Evansville Heart Attack
Hora T. Sharp industrial manager of Southern Indiana Gas and Electric died at home Friday afternoon of a heart attack while at work. A leading civic worker and Evansville native from Anderson, he came to the city in 1911. Survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Evansville
Ind
Hora T. Sharp
Southern Indiana Gas and Electric Company
Sharp
Anderson
Death Penalty Ordered for Van Der Lubbe in Reichstag Fire
The Reichstag fire verdict found Dutchman Marinus Van Der Lubbe guilty of high treason with insurrection and arson and sentenced him to death. Co-defendants Ernst Torgler Georgi Dimitroff Blagoi Popoff and Wassil Taneff were acquitted amid a cautious, tense courtroom. Spectators stayed light, and police precautions proved unnecessary as the court stressed impartiality.
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Leipzig
Supreme Court
Marinus van de Lubbe
van der Labbe
Ernst Torlger
Georgi Dimitroff
Blagoi Popoff
Wassil Taneff
Uip
Leyden
van der Lubbe
Germany
van’ der Labbe
Torgler
Dimitroff
Dimitoff
Taneff
Popoff
Wilhelm Buenger
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Carolling
Hoosier
Associated Press
Schieibaum
Associated Presa
Seymour Daily Tribune
Bulletin
Carrier
Crown Prince
Takamikura
Pope
Reichstag
Marinus van der Lubbe
Vemeing Ac
Seymour Water Co
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