January 6 Fox Drive Planned in Jackson County
The Seymour Sportsmen's Association and Jackson County groups set a January 6 fox drive in Washington township. Plan calls for four lines meeting at 11 and moving to the center at noon, with an auction of caught foxes to benefit the Jackson County Tuberculosis Society. Captains were named for each line and a pre-event meeting is slated at Dudley town schoolhouse.
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Jackson County
Vere
Council Chamber
Washington Township
Bobb
Washington ‘T
Seymour Sportsmen’s Association
Holland Eugaly
Paul Steinkamp
Jackson County Fish, Game and Forest Protective Association
John Sunderman
Louis Sccepman
Henry Hageman
Saners
William Kovener
Ralph Kovener
Eddie Rieckers
Henry Krumme
Omer Bobb
Walter Wehrkamp
Earl Toppe
Everett Christopher
Elmer Brandt
Gieorgé Bobb
A. B. Graessle
Columbus Findley
W. E F. Bowman
Mr. Bobb
Philip Creeelius
Bco Fish and Game
Indiana Department of Conservation
Dudley Town
Chestnut Ridge
Seymour
William Dawe
Dawe Farm
Grassy Fork
Washington
Muscatatuck
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wardenrecelius
Actor-Director Lowe Sherman Dead at Age 60
Lowe Sherman, actor-director of box office success She Done The Wrong, died of pneumonia after a period of laryngitis. Born October 11 1885 in San Francisco, he worked in Baltimore stock and New York Broadway before moving to Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Dev
Lowe Sherman
Sherman
San Francisco
New York
Tie
Baltimore
Broadway
Leslie Carter
Schwein Named to County Post in Education Relief
Merlin Schwein of Browns Town is appointed to succeed Robert Eshom as county emergency relief education director. Eshom died when his car was hit by a train near Medora last Sunday. Schwein, an Indiana University graduate, takes over immediately as officials reorganize the county education system under James H. Tatlock.
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Merlin Sehwein
Brownstown
Robert Eshom
James H. Tatlock
Eshom
Medora
Schwein
S. J. Brewer
Lehwein
Indiana University
Tatlock
Plan for AG Class in City by H C Henderson
An evening agriculture class led by H C Henderson will begin at Shields High School on Thursday January 3. The free course covers Farm Management and farm record keeping aligned with Agricultural Adjustment Administration goals. It runs ten weekly lessons under Purdue Farm Management guidance with H C Henderson available for information.
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H. ©. Henderson
Shields High School
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Management Department
Purdue
H. C. Henderson
Relief projects sought to boost county relief work
County relief work director George B. Franklin says two new projects for the city may be approved soon, joining the existing municipal airport program. He explains relief work requires prior 30 days of relief and verification by a charity or township trustee followed by supervisor review and budgeting before involvement.
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George B. Franklin
Franklin
Tie
Indiana
City To Mark New Year’s Day
City officials announced that New Year’s Day will be observed as a holiday. Business establishments will follow regular holiday schedules next Tuesday except food stores which will open briefly in the morning.
Daily Tribune Early Edition Notice
Tuesday edition planned for noon to allow staff a part holiday. Advertisers urged to submit copy by Monday and news by early Tuesday morning.
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Daily Tribune
New Year Day operations and closures in city
Drug stores restaurants and similar outlets will remain open on New Year. The post office will run a holiday schedule with outgoing mail only and no window service. Outer doors open 6am to 7pm. Banks and financial institutions will be closed. No city wide observance planned. many private celebrations arranged by clubs and families.
Roosevelt to seek jobs for all workers on relief plan
The Roosevelt administration plans to ask Congress for authority to place all employables on relief rolls and hire them for work on government financed projects. Estimates put unemployed workers at four million with a flexible program shifting tasks to private enterprise where possible. An added proposal would expand the Civilian Conservation Corps from 350000 to one million members and target projects such as eliminating grade crossings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
The
Washington Post
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Foehner
CCC
National Forest Service
Park Servicer
Dr Kamman Moves Offices In Seymour Health Board Appointment
Dr G T Kamman a 34 year practicing physician in Seymour has moved his office from the Heideman building on South Chestnut to rooms once used by the late Dr J Mo Shields at Chestnut and Third streets. He was recently named secretary of the city board of health to succeed Dr Shields. Kamman arrived in Seymour June 27 1900 and opened a Hedeman building office that day remaining there since.
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G. T. Kamman
Eyamour
Heideman
Chestnut Street
J. Mo Shields
Vehssage
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Kamman
City Board of Health
Shields
Seymour
Mrs Lee Miller Called By Death in Alexandria
Mrs. Lee Miller formerly Dorothy Higgins of Hoston died this morning in Alexandria Va from a heart attack after several days of influenza illness Crematory services are planned this afternoon. She was married to Lee Miller in August 1931 Her parents survive Mr Miller is managing editor of the Scripps Howard News Alliance in Washington DC Also notes a birth in Cortland and Edne Lambert’s return to Crothersville with family.
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Dorothy Muller
Lee Miller
Alexandria
Seymour
Harry M. Miller
Pourth and
Walnut Streets
This City
Mary Pickford Moves Toward Immediate Divorce
Mary Pickford plans to press for a quick divorce from Douglas Fairbanks after service by mail was completed. Attorney Lord Wright said action could move to trial soon, potentially granting a final decree within about thirty days if Fairbanks does not answer.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Lord Wright
Colony
America
Fairbanks
Wright
Miss Pickford
Miss Pick Old
Miss Po
Officials Cool to Curtis Offer in Lindbergh Kidnap Case
Curtis of Norfolk Virginia offered to testify against Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnap trial. Prosecutors acted to the information while Charles and Anne Lindbergh were named as witnesses. Attorney General David Wilentz said the matter is under advisement.
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Flemington
N. J
Curtis
Hauptmann
David To Wilentz
Carnine Rites Set After Jackson County Resident Dies
William A Carnine aged sixty one died after a two week illness at his Cortland rural route home Friday. Funeral services will be at Spraytown Free Methodist Church Sunday at 1 30 p m with Rev Spurgeon Hodges in charge. Burial will be in Spraytown cemetery. He owned a Spraytown general store before retiring. Survived by widow Eva Edwards and two daughters Mrs Henry Fisher and Mrs T C Winmmer, eight grandchildren and two sisters.
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William A. Carnine
Cortland
Spraytown
Jackson County
Mr. Carnine
Franklin
Ind
Nelson
Lucinda Compton Carnine
Indianapolia
Eva Edwards
Ile
M. EB
Hlenry Fisher
Carter Street
Seymour
T. C. Winmmer
Greenwood
W. JL. Voris
Whiteland
Addie Schrader
Indianapolis
Air liner missing with four aboard sought in Mohawk valley
An American Airlines two motor Curtis Condor NC 12363, en route from Boston to Cleveland, is missing after weather grounded search teams. Pilot Ernest Dryer and three others, including his brother and a passenger, were last heard near Utica at 8 15 p m local. State troopers comb the rugged hills along the Mohawk river while air observers await better conditions.
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Associated Treas
Albany
N. Y
Boston
Cleveland
Mohawk River
American Airlines
Last Chance Mountain
New York
Syracuse
Eenest Dryer
R. DP
Handbrook
Washington
Federal Education Bureau
Ernest Dever
Newark
Buffalo
Huge Merger Proposal Aims to Unite U S Communications
The Federal Communications Commission will recommend a sweeping law to Congress by February 1 to permit a merger uniting wire telegraph cable and wireless services under American control. The plan would waive anti trust rules and allow joint operations by International Telephone and Telegraph RCA Communications Western Union and related holdings.
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Associated Prems
Washington
Congress
Washington Post
Federal Communications Commission
Roosevelt
Yoint International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
R. C. A. Communications, Inc
Western Union
Japan moves to denounce pact and seek new naval limit
Japan formally denounced the Washington treaty today and announced a plan for a new agreement granting equality with other powers and radical reductions in aggressive armaments. Officials scheduled a noon denunciation and issued a communique outlining Tokyo’s reasons, as observers ponder future naval limits and potential unrestricted building in major powers.
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Washington
Japan
Saito
Hall
Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
London
Milan couple visits Mia guests of Kricks
Mr and Mrs Walter A Krick of Milan were guests of Mia Krick. They were hosted by Kricks’ parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Sutton of West Second Street on Friday.
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Walter A. Krick
Milan
Mia. Krick’s
Wallace Sutton
West Second Street
Fine Box Chocolates at Cafe Discounted From Regular Price
A local cafe advertises Fine Box Chocolates offered at a reduced price, highlighting savings from the regular rate. The notice emphasizes limited selection and enticing patrons to buy before stock runs out.
Weather Records Report From Seymour Water Co
Official local weather observer Riley Goble at the Seymour Water Co pumping station records a daily high of 48 and a low of 33 degrees.
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Riley Goble
The
Seymour Water Co
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Lawrence Niehouse
Charles Frederick
Edne Lambert
Chicago
Crothersville
Kirsel
Lindy
Wm. A. Carnine
Rockwood
Gloversville
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