Rain Turns to Rising River and Closed Roads
Heavy rainfall of 0.87 inch drenched the Seymour sub-district causing further road closures on unpaved highways. Flooded stretches near Medora dropped to four feet, later receding to fourteen inches as a patrol was withdrawn. Traffic restrictions lingered on routes 35 50 58 250 and local spurs with a cold northern snow forecast.
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U. 5
Bedford
Wallonia
Salem
N. F. Creamer
Seymour
Ottsburg
Palmyra
Paoli
Creamer
U.S. Road 50
Medora
Indiana
Mrs Harold Prince Improves After Birth of Daughter
Mrs Harold Prince of Crothersville remains hospitalized with pneumonia after delivering a daughter ten days ago and is reported to be improving.
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Harold Prince
Crothersville
Nice
Railroads Invest Billions in Nation’s Roadbed and Track
The railroads of the country have more than $13,000,000,000 invested in roadbed and track. This vast outlay reflects extensive infrastructure across various regions and major railroad systems.
New Year Resolutions and New Year Hope
The piece reflects on the approach of the new year and the varied attitudes toward resolutions. It notes some people embrace plans to change, others mock them, while everyone looks forward to a fresh start with renewed hope across different social ranks and situations.
Rites Planned for Gragh Victims in Crash Tragedy
Funeral services proceeded for Harold McCoskey and George Armstrong at Salem churches. Meanwhile two Salem men, Homer Thixton and Glenn ArmLearning, remained in critical condition at Schneck Memorial Hospital with pneumonia risk and chest injuries after the icy road collision with a state highway truck on U S Route 31 near Seymour.
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Seymour
Salem
Salen
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Glenn Armetrong
Homer Thixton
Harold McCoskey
Weir Memorial
M. FP
A. L. Meredith
Crown Hill
George Armstrong
Lawrence Speckner
River Car Pulled From White River Near Fort Ritner
Charles Henderson of Fort Ritner reports to Sheriff Frank D. Swango that a group of Port Ritner residents pulled an automobile from White River near Fort Ritner. The sheriff cannot identify the car at the license bureau from the plate numbers given. Henderson says Fort Ritner residents cannot learn how or when the vehicle entered the river.
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Charles Henderson
Fort Hitner
Frank D. Swango
Lawrence County
Port Ritner
White River
Henderson
Fort Ritner
Oil well drilling costs in the United States
A range shows the price to drill an oil well in the United States from about twelve thousand dollars up to more than two hundred thousand dollars. The figures illustrate wide cost variation by location and well specifications.
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United States
Halloran indicted in Judd murder case in Arizona
J J Halloran a Phoenix lumberman and sportsman was indicted by a grand jury for accessory in the Agnes Ann Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson slayings and posted a 3000 dollar bond awaiting a preliminary hearing next Tuesday. The charge stems from alleged attempted concealment of a crime.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
J. J. Halloran
Grand Jury Today
Judd
Agnes Ann Leroi
Hedvig Samuelson
Hjalloran
Truck collision leaves pole damaged in Bedford incident
A Bedford resident Cecil B Allen drove a westbound truck that collided with Gordon Herrod s gravel truck on West Sixth street road. The impact caused the Allen vehicle to leave the road and strike a pole breaking it in two. the transformer lines fell on a canopy but no injuries were reported. Herrod s truck sustained minor damage and a man named Denny drove the Allen truck.
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Cecil B. Allen
Bedford
West Sixth Street
Gordon Herrod
Herrod
Allen
Denny
Boy Accidentally Shot at Home Injures Merrill Foster
Merrill Foster fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Foster of Ewing street road, was accidentally shot at about 8 30 am in the home by his younger brother Morris eleven who was holding a .22 caliber rifle. The injury to Merrill is not considered serious.
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Merrill Foster
Charles Foster
Ewing Street Road
Morris
Merrill
President-Elect Roosevelt to Study Federal Expenses
President-elect Roosevelt prepared to study federal finances and push reorganization to cut costs, with Congress Democrats backing broader powers to consolidate agencies. He leaves New York governorship Saturday as plans center on centralizing authority in the White House.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Congress
John N. Garner
Herbert H. Lehman
Dee
House
Hoover
Average American family worth twelve thousand dollars
Cincinnati reports the estimate of New York statistician M R K Neifeld who told the American Statistical Association that the typical American family of about 30 million has current assets more than twice current liabilities. He presented a balance sheet to back his claim.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
M. RK. Neifeld
New York
American Statistical Association
Neifeld
America
Twins born to same couple in same year surprise Chicago
For the second time in a year Mrs Marie Colson 25 presented her husband Gilbert with twins born yesterday. The first pair arrived January 10. Colson an automobile insurance company clerk reports the unusual family event.
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Chicago
Marie Colson
Gilbert
Colson
Automobile Insurance Company
Hoover Ready for Sail As Sailfish Club Cruise Opens
President Hoover begins delayed sea voyage from Palm Beach aboard the Sequoia with Mrs Hoover and staff. Capt. Herman Gray guides the Fishing party as three sailfish prizes are brought in from the same boat. The voyage encountered grounding incidents but reached deep water and anchored near the Sailfish Club. Harry H. Guggenheim joined the party for talks unrelated to Cuban politics.
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Sail Fish Club
Palm Beach
Fla
Hoover
Herman Gray
Alm Beach
Sailfish Club
Palmach
Atlantic Ocean
Lake Worth Anchorage
Coast Guard
Kilkenny
Harry H. Guggenheim
Cuba
Miami
Havana
Guggenheim
Washington
Man Hurt by Car In North Vernon
Harold McCarter of North Vernon was taken to Sehneck Memorial Hospital after a car he was cranking in a garage began moving in gear and pinned him between the car and the structure. He suffered a hip injury and his condition was reported not critical.
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Harold McCarter
North Vernon
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Thurshe
Mr. McCarter
Demotion motive eyed in Fort Huachuca killings
At Fort Huachuca Arizona on December 30 a negro private Abernathy killed two Army captains and their wives and wounded another officer before being shot by Corporal Hardley. Investigators cited temporary insanity from a recent demotion as a possible motive and noted no breach of discipline.
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Associated Press
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Joseph R. Wessely
San Antonio
Tex
25Th Infantry
Wessely
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
David A. Palmer
Beverly
Mass
Palmer
Mary Lowden
Dedham
James H. Abernathy
Quartermaster’s Corps
Houston
Harvie R. Matthews
Naene
Chapel Hill
Abernathy
Col
R. S. Knox
Nogales
Peter Hardley
Bhen
Mrs. Wessely
Mrs. Palmer
David
Polly
Matthews
Lis
Hardley
Gang Feud Murders Found Near Newton Steel Plant
Two unidentified men were found dead in a running car near the Newton Steel Co. plant in Monroe. Police from Detroit and Toledo suspect a gang feud. sheriff deputies will wait for fingerprint identifications. The car had been sold months earlier to a Toledo man named James La Painte. Floyd and Eugene Traver discovered the scene and alerted deputies.
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Monroe, Mich
Dee
Newton Steel Co
Detroit
Toledo
Monroe
James la Painte
Floyd
Eugene Traver
Sheriff's Deputies
Edward Rupp
Philippine independence question triggers Hoover debate in House
The House passed a compromise bill by 171 to 16 sending independence plans to President Hoover. He may veto citing economic instability risk. Officials note a ten year transition, naval bases retention, and export tax schemes to ease Philippine debt during the period.
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Washington
Philippine Islands
Hoover
House
White House
Hurley
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Insular Senate
United States
Philippine
Reconstruction Corp Loans Nudge Economy Across Nation
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reports loans totaling about 1.5 billion dollars to banks railroads farmers and states to ease economic hardship. By December 23 loans to banks and financials reach 1.34 billion while 283 million has been repaid. Illinois Pennsylvania Wisconsin Louisiana Michigan and Ohio receive major aid with states accumulating tens of millions in relief.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Michigan
Ohio
Gillespie to Meet In Office Monday January 1933
A notice states EB Gillespie will be in his office Monday in January 1933. It reads as a brief public notice with a specific date reference for constituent access.
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EB. Gillespie
Birth Announcement for Edla Sue Krause in Indianapolis
Friends here announce the birth of an eight pound daughter Edla Sue to Mr and Mrs Edward W Krause of Indianapolis on Thursday December 20. Mr Krause is chief of the motor vehicle department of the Indiana Public Service Commission and a former resident and postmaster of Crothersville.
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Edla Sue
Edward W. Krause
Indianapolis
Me. Krause
Indiana Public Service Commission
Crothersville
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