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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1946

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Deadlines for Veterans Benefits Highlighted by VA

Jackson county veterans are urged to file for VA benefits as deadlines loom. Indiana veterans with lapsed GI insurance may reinstate by February 1 1947 with two months premiums and no medical exam. Other benefits will be set after World War II ends, including home farm and business loans up to ten years after the war plus education rehabilitation and readjustment allowances with specific time limits.

Jackson County Veterans’ Administration William Freeman Wehstage Indiana Congress

Truex Elected by R. S. M. Here

Ernest E Truex was elected and installed illustrious master of Sey mour Council No 38 Royal Se lect Masters at the annual election in the Masonic Temple. C M Hennessy served as head previously. Carl Alexander North Vernon deputy master and Charles Jenkins Hayden principal conductor of work elected. Bruce K Combs re elected treasurer Elmer C Lory recorder to succeed C G Martin. W A Loyd captain of the guard George Cooper conductor Aaron Cox steward Frank S Gilbert sentinel installed by E W Sargeant past illustrious master assisted by Hennessy as marshal.

Ernest E. Truex Seymour Royal & Select Masters Masonic Temple C. M. Hennessy Carl Alexander North Vernon Charles Jenkins Hayden Bruce K. Combs Elmer C Lory C. G. Martin W. A. Loyd George Cooper Aaron Cox Frank S. Gilbert E. W. Sargeant Hennessy

Largest Christmas Greeting Edition from The Daily Tribune

The Daily Tribune presents its annual Christmas edition the largest ever published with messages of goodwill from city establishments and local firms. The edition features greetings designed by top artists and notes a holiday schedule with no edition on Christmas Day.

Daily Tribune the Tribune

Reliance Plant Gives Christmas Bonus Before Holiday Closure

The Reliance Manufacturing Company plant will close at noon for Christmas and reopen January 2. A party awarded over 10000 in bonus checks to employees, with amounts from 5 to over 100, based on service length. Some workers received three checks: bonus, vacation, and regular pay.

Reliance Manufacuring Company R. J. Shepherd

Young Man Injured When Hit by Auto

Calvin Abel of 802 North Broadway suffered slight injuries to the hand and right side when struck by an automobile Monday night at the Tipton and Chestnut streets intersection. Vehicle driven by Robert Waggoner, 20, of Columbus, was eastbound on Tipton and turning onto Chestnut. Abel was walking diagonally across the intersection. he was treated at Schneck Memorial Hospital and released.

Calvin Abel North Broadway Tipton and Chestnut Streets Robert Waggoner Columbus Tipton Street Chestnut Street Abel Schneck Memorial Hospital

Local Notables List Featured in The Entire Tribune Staff

A long roster of names appears in the roll of Tribune staff members and contributors including Thomas W. Conner Charles H Resiner Ray H Hoeferkamp James D White Edwina Carson Thelma Sargeant Martha Lee Rindahl and others. The text lists many surnames and initials likely representing a staff directory or acknowledgment page from Crothersville area coverage.

Thomas W. Conner Charles H. Resiner Ray H. Hoeferkamp James D, White Edwina Carson Thelma Sargeant Martha Lee Rindahl

Notable Names List from Local Trade Meeting

A roster of attendees includes Joln H. Conner Charles R. Brown Victor H. Wiseman Martin J. Plump Thurian Lt. Handlen Norman R. Wilde Avis J. Hoevener Monty Shields Harlan Heideman Benny Roth Richard Hercamp Douglas Smith Phillip Buster Floyd Terry. The document records participants at a neighborhood gathering and notes their affiliations.

Harlan Heideman Benny Roth Richard Hercamp Douglas Smith Phillip Buster Floyd Terry

Petition Filed To Vacate Bruce Street In Seymour

The Blish Milling Company filed in Jackson Circuit Court to vacate a block of Bruce Street Seymour from Jeffersonville Avenue to East Street. Judge George H. Gessman will hear the matter Monday January 6 with an opportunity for objectors to appear.

Jackson Brownstown Blish Milling Company Bruce Street Seymour Jeffersonville Avenue East Street George H. Gessman

Wabash College Receives $50,000 Gift

Frank H. Sparks announces a $50,000 donation to Wabash College from I. C. Elster Jr. of Crawfordsville and Chicago, to be used at the college's discretion.

Crawfordsville Ind Frank H. Sparks Wabash College I. C Elster, Jr Crawfordville Chicago

Farm Practices Selected for County 1947 Payments

County and township committeemen selected 15 practices for 1947 payments under the Production and Marketing Association program. New water control practices include building standard terraces, diversion terraces, grassed terraced outlets, and sod waterways.

Production and Marketing Association

Christmas Excise Taxes Fund U S Treasury In Big Buying Spree

Washington dispatch notes wartime excise rates keep strong in Christmas purchases. Jewelry, furs, perfume, luggage taxed at 20 cents per dollar. liquor tax exceeds one dollar per bottle. Tickets add 15 percent. long distance calls 25 percent. Congress debates tax cuts though excises remain in effect year round.

Washington Santa Claus Uncle Sam Santa Federal Treasury Treasury Sam Congress

City Prepares for Christmas Day in Seymour

Seymour finalizes holiday plans as stores near 5:30 or 6 pm closing and many will stay closed Wednesday. Post office runs on holiday schedule with no city or rural deliveries, but Christmas parcels and special delivery continue. Outdoor lights and downtown displays draw families to drive about, weather forecast calls for fair and colder conditions.

Seymour

Filibuster Threat Faces New Senate FEPC Push

The new Senate confronts a bid to revive a Permanent Fair Employment Practice commits bill. Chal mers and Randolph announce a draft revised for wartime and postwar experience. Senator McClellan warns of another filibuster and a likely vote to end debate could fail. Millikin will present a factual state law survey to the party.

Washington Senate Allan Knight Chalmers A. Philip Randolph Cochairmen National Council For FEPC McClellan Millikin Cole Republican Steering Committee Chalmers Randolph Congress

Senator Says U S Too Easy With Russia

Senator Stewart D Tenn urged a thorough probe into a Russian ultimatum that forced an unarmed U S Navy ship to leave Dairen during a routine courier mission. He noted Russia’s long involvement in Manchuria and criticized U S leniency while calling for accountability from the State Department and Navy.

Washington Stewart D-Tenn Russia United States Navy Manchurian Darren Dispatch Scripps-Howard William H. Newton Combined World Press Tennessee State Department Navy H. Merrill Benninghoff Deiren Manchuria Soviet Union Japan Johnson D-Colo Wiley R-Wis Newton Ourier Dairen Itv Dsiren Benninghoff

Weather Record Report for Seymour and River Stage

Official and unofficial weather readings compiled for Seymour. The afternoon temperature from downtown thermometer is unofficial while all other readings come from Willard N. Everhart Jr. government weather observer records and are official. River stage listed at 2.6 feet.

Seymour Willard N. Everhart, Jr

Japanese Residents Remain Calm After Southwest Earthquake

Tokyo residents assessed Saturday's earthquake as not terrible and noted they have endured worse. They recalled past disasters and the wartime fire raids, arguing Americans seemed overly excited while locals stayed measured.

Tokyo Japan

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Eadlines Rating Board Reliance Plant Young Man Rotary Club Seymour Rotary Club Elks Frank Reddie Bernard Bruce R. J. Brown, Jr H. P. Graessle Robert B Carter Tribune Lawrence Vanloorhies Larry Rodenberg David Reuter George Findley Vincent Hunsucker Kenneth Weber Mary Disney Marie Lahne Margaret Munsell Betty White Leonard Hasting Richard Nierman Clifford Guffey George Bedwell Richard Deputy Crothersville U.S. Treasury U.S U. S China
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