Seymour National Bank to sell preferred stock to RFC
Directors announce a plan to cooperate with President Roosevelt reconstruction program by selling 100000 dollars in preferred stock to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Government becomes partner in sound banks to strengthen capital and aid national recovery. Approval by two thirds of common shares at the annual meeting January 9 is required.
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Seymour National Bank
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
Seymour National
Jackson County
Finance Corporation
Chase National
The
National City
New York
Bankers’ Trust and
Guaranty Trust Companies
Federal Reserve System
Jesse H. Jones
Winter Weather Hopes Fall Short As Deep Freeze Returns
The Cub reports a late winter chill with temperatures hovering around three degrees below zero. Forecasters suggest milder weather may arrive soon, but current readings keep residents wary of lingering cold.
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Mercury
Jackie Love Suffers Severe Burns In Kitchen Fire
Jackie Love a youth son of Mr and Mrs Ivan R Love of South Walnut Street sustained severe burns to the face and upper body when he threw kerosene on a furnace fire Monday morning Flames leaped and blistered his face His condition was reported slightly improved today Jackson County treasurer is his father
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Jackie Love
Ivan R. Love
South
Walnut Street
Jackson County
Community sanitation plan launches in Seymour district
The civil works program aims to create jobs and improve sanitation in Seymour and Jackson county with supervision by J W Mount and B M Hutchison. Projects include outdoor sanitary lavatories in schools and homes with CWA labor and owner provided materials, starting at Clara D Carter school and Brownstown township schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Jackson County
United States Public Health Service
Indiana State Board of Health
State Civil Works Administration
J. W. Mount
East Fourth Street
M. Hutchison
Jackson
Bartholomew
Jennings
Scott
Brown
CWA
Clara D. Carter
Mr. Mount
Brownstown
State Board of Health
T. G. Croom
Mr. Croom
Return Engagement For Barnyard Frolics At Majestic
Halton Powell and his Hillbillies bring their Barnyard Frolics to the Majestic Theater for Friday and Saturday nights following a well received local run. The show features mountain songs music dancing juggling and other acts.
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Halton Powell
Hillbillies
Majestic Theater
Majestic
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia A Horning
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia A Horning age fifty two wife of James W Horning were held at 10 o clock this morning from Voss Mortuary North Chestnut Street with Rev J Willard Yoder in charge. Burial was in the mausoleum at Riverview Cemetery. She died at home Sunday after a three month illness.
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Sophia A. Horning
James W. Horning
West Second Street
Voss Mortuary
North Chestnut Street
J. Willard Yoder
Mt. Paul's Congregational Church
Riverview Cemetery
County Commissioners Approve Jackson Township Precinct Changes
The Jackson county commissioners led by county attorney Coulter Montgomery approve redistricting in Jackson township creating thirteen precincts from eleven. The change aligns precinct boundaries with state law and aims for equal voter distribution, with detailed past layouts and current shifts outlined.
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Jackson Township
Jackson County
Coulter Montgomery
The
Tribune
Fifth Street
Third Street
Park Street
Second Street
O’brien
Tipton Street
O'Brien
Vine Street
Tipton
Brown Street
Chestnut Streets
Precinct Eight
Precinct Seven
Brown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mary Caroline Tormoehlen obituary in Brownstown
Mrs Mary Caroline Henriette Tormoehlen widow of Hettey C Tormoehlen died at her daughter’s Brownstown home Tuesday at 4 20 am age 62 11 28. Born December 29 1870 in firassy Fork township she married Henry Tormoehlen August 27 1891 and left seven children surviving: Mrs Glenn Steinkamp Andrew Lawrence Tilford Mrs Albert Ellerman and Sanford Tormoehlen.
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Mary Caroline Henriette Tormoehlen
Hettey C. Tormoehlen
Glenn Steinkamp
Brownstown
Tormoehlen
Henry and
Caroline Hauenschild Dickmeyer
Firassy Fork
CCC Members Return to Camps After Holiday Leave
Members of Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Jackson county and southern Indiana passed through Seymour Tuesday night on their way back to camps. They were to report for duty today after a five day Christmas leave with relatives.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Jackson County
Indiana
Seymour
Price Survey On Hogs Highlights Declining Farm Buying Power
Purdue Extension data shows hog prices near fifty year lows with only one prewar parity year since WWI. County Agent W P Stall notes 1952 hog income fell to a third of 1929, while 1932 value halved from three years earlier, urging corn hog program action. Meanwhile in Seymour Jackson County troops from Company 517 and Brownstown camp members returned home on Christmas leave, with 110 preparing for a five day break starting Thursday and others moving between camps through New Year’s Day.
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Jackson County
W. P. Stall
Extension Service
Purdue University
Crouch Slated in Indianapolis for Bank Robbery Ties
Hilton Crouch, alleged Dillinger gang member, was formally slated in Indianapolis on robbery charges connected to the September hold up of the State Bank of Massachusetts Avenue. He confessed, implicating Dillinger and Harry Copeland, who is back in state prison as a parole violator. About $25,000 was taken.
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Indianapolis
Hilton Crouch
John Dillinger
State Bank of Massachusetts Avenue
Crouch
Chicago
Dillinger
Harry Copeland
Copeland
Indiana
Seymour Lions Club Plans For Coming Year
Members of the Seymour Lions Club met in the basement of the First Methodist Church Tuesday night for a general round table discussion on club affairs and plans for the coming year. No special program was arranged.
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Seymour Lions Club
First Methodist Church
Majestic Theatre Screenings Alice in Wonderland
The Majestic Theatre will show Paramount's Authorized Stupendous Production Alice in Wonderland starring Charlotte Henry as Alice on Wednesday and Thursday January 10 and 11.
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Majestic Theatre
Paramount
Charlotte Henry
Alice
Congressional Skirmish Seen in Early Budget Battle
The deficit topped one billion dollars as President Roosevelt resumed budget talks with advisers. White House and Capitol leaders planned early conflicts on monetary policy, with Reed criticizing currency moves. Roosevelt eyed a budget proposal around 2.6 billion dollars in regular outlays and over 5 billion in emergency funds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Anon Capitol
Reed
Snell
Seventy-Third Congress
Lewis Douglas
Fisher sparks debate on the meaning of money in St Paul
Prof Irving Fisher of Yale claims only nineteen men grasp money's real meaning. CWA workers in St Paul challenge the remark as nine unemployed profess ors sit with work gloves, while Ralph McCarthy boasts about teaching money to his nine kids and Albert Ponshock weighs in with his own take on stretching a dollar.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Irving Fisher
Yale
CWA
Civil Works Administration
Prof. Fisher
Ralph McCarthy
Albert Ponshock
Deep Freeze Hits Indiana Roads and Temps Dip Below Zero
Indiana temperatures plunged Tuesday night with Rockford pumping stations reporting a low of three degrees below zero and readings near sixteen above earlier in winter. Highways remained icy in spots though snow was cleared and sand spread to ease travel while pedestrians faced slick sidewalks and drivers urged to proceed with caution. Rail traffic was slowed but maintained operation.
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Indiana
Seymour
Rockford
Doctor Sought After Stabbing in San Diego Office
Prominent San Diego physician Dr. Manuel M. Doria was sought for questioning after Mrs. Nettie Rasmussen was stabbed in his office. Rasmussen claimed the doctor tried to shoot him last week. the bullet misfired. Olive Rasmussen witnessed events as the incident left her mother in critical condition.
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San Diego
Calif
Manuel M. Doria
Nettie Rasmussen
R. J. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Tobacco Growers Meet in City Hall on Production Plans
About fifty tobacco growers from southern Indiana attended an afternoon informational session in the council chamber of the city buildings. J A Dicey of Washington DC explained a barley tobacco production adjustment contract under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. T A Coleman of Purdue University introduced the speaker.
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Indiana
Council
J. A. Dicey
Washington, D. C
Crowers
T. A. Coleman
Purdue University
Nation under icy rule as blizzard brings death across continents
A severe cold wave grips North America with deadly blizzards in New England and Canada. Dozens die in traffic accidents and exposure while fishing fleets perish near Lake Michigan and Michigan City. Temperatures plunge to 30 below zero in Canada and the upper Midwest. Relief shelters fill. one heat death linked to an open hearth furnace. A missing airplane drone adds mystery over New York City amid heavy snowfall. Pacific Northwest floodwaters recede as cold snaps halt their spread.
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North American
Central
East
Dixie
New England
Massachusetts
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Ind
Bremen
South Haven
Mich
Canada
Toronto
Kamloops
B. C
Fort William
Ont
Mid-West
Mellen
Wis
John Dunn
New York
Pacific Northwest
Installation Tonight at Jackson Lodge No 146
Annual installation of officers for Jackson Lodge No 146 F A M will be held tonight at the Masonic Temple West Second Street at 7 30 o clock New officers elected December 18 will be inducted Worshipful Master John L Klein will succeed L H Becker as head of the lodge Becker completes his second year as master of the lodge
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Jackson Lodge No. 146
Masonic Temple
West Second Street
John L. Klein
L. H. Becker
Becker
Plane Dash Delivers Baby To Clinic In Icy Storm
Five month old Sue Trammell was rushed from Houston to Baltimore by James Re Wedell in a 1400 mile air dash. She awaits brain surgery as doctors evaluate hydrocephalus at Johns Hopkins Hospital with Dr. Walter E. Dandy and Dr. Paul A. Kunkel to decide on operation.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Sue Trammel
Harriet Lane Clinic
Walter E. Dandy
Houston
Texas
James Re Wedell
Logan Field
Howard W. Jackson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Paul A. Kunkel
Man Held After Shooting Two Women Renters
Oakland police report 61 year old Jack Kutsch shot two women tenants as they prepared to move out of a cottage over back rent. Mrs Adelia Wilmont 40 was critically wounded. her daughter Mrs Lois Maceto was lightly hurt. Neighbors gathered as Vernon Wilmot and Maceto sought police to restrain him before a sanity exam.
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Associated
Oakland
Calif
Jack Rutger
Adelia Wilmont
Lois Maceto
Kutsch
Vernon Wilmot
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Hutchison Heads District
Mrs. Tormoehlen
Grassy Fork Township
C.C.C
Company 517
Jackson County State Forest
Bedford
New Albany
Fort Wayne
Gary
Jeffersonville
East Chicago
Company 1527
Freetown
Public Service Company of Indiana
Henryville
Richmond
Dillinger Gang
Lions Club
Government
American
Lodge
Baby
James B. Wedell
Bulletin
Sue Trammell
Tt Star Eer
I Goble
Cs Weather Server
Mour Water Co
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