Automobile tag deadline nears with no extension promised
Jackson county motorists swarm Seymour license branch seeking 1934 plates as office closes at 5 pm tonight and remains shut until Tuesday morning. Mrs. Burton says no extension will be given and vehicles not tagged may be left in garages over the holiday. Police plan no action against 1933 plates until reopen Tuesday.
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Seymour
Burton
Hall Innes
Julius Harlow
Mornilay
J. R. de Long
DeLong
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Death of Henry Hayob noted in Seymour area
Mrs. J. A. Reid of Ewing street learns of the death of her uncle Henry Hayob in Marshall Missouri on Wednesday. Funeral services were held there today. Hayob, well known in Seymour and vicinity, had many friends from his youth in the Four Corners neighborhood who mourn his passing.
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J. A. Reid
Ewing Street
Henry Hayob
Marshall
Hayob
Seymour
Four Corners
Wheat checks await as auto plate deadline nears
A condensed news item notes lingering wheat check concerns and an impending auto plate deadline. The article mentions Alabama convicts slaying a man during a getaway and hints at a bank code mix-up creating uncertainty about its meaning, referencing The Cub.
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Alabama
Seymour Association Announces New Year Monday Closings
Directors of the Seymour Business Men's Association announce the usual New Year's closing will be observed Monday with retail stores closed for the day. Grocery stores open briefly Monday morning. no mail deliveries on city or rural routes. The Tribune will be issued at noon Monday.
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Seymour Business Men's Association
Mercury Reaches 45 Degree Mark In Warmth After Cold Spell
Extreme cold eased in the northeast as Rockford observatory logged 45 degrees with scattered rain. Record lows were reported from Fairfax Vermont 46 below, New York City set a new cold mark, and frostbite cases overwhelmed New England hospitals.
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Mercury
Rockford
Meres
New York
New England
New York City
Ericcsson
Louise
Chesapeake Bay
Canada
Ontario
Newfoundland
Hazel T Blackwood
Gallion Rites Today For St Clair Gallion
Funeral services for St Clair Gallion age seventy seven lifelong Jackson county resident who died at his daughter Mrs James Stephens home 512 East Tipton street will be held at 2 o clock this afternoon from Voss Mortuary North Chestnut Street pastor Rev Elvin Daniels Central Christian Church will conduct the rites
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St. Clair Gallion
Jackson County
James Stephens
East Tipton Street
Voss Mortuary
North Chestnut Street
Elvin Daniels
Central Christian Church
Plane Crash Kills Ten in Belgian Fog
In Brussels on December 30 an Imperial Airways London bound aircraft crashed between Ostend and Bruges in fog, killing ten people including eight passengers the pilot and a radio operator.
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Brussels
Belgium
Imperial Airways
Ostend
Bruges
Wheat checks delayed in Jackson County officials vow action
Jackson County wheat checks totaling about 13 thousand dollars are overdue, delaying a corn hog program. Secretary Charles A. Murray says a telegram and letter were sent to Washington, with assurances that funds would arrive once local budget papers are approved. About 400 farmers await payments.
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Charles A. Murray
County Wheat Control Board
Murray
Washington
Jackson County Wheat and Control Assertion
Lone Age
Jackson County
Cravens Hearing Set After Columus Accident
Chiropractor E E Cravens of Crothersville is charged with reckless driving from an December 8 head on collision near Columbus on Road 41. The crash injured Mrs Cravens eight year old Robert Smith and others while Cravens and his wife were en route home. Cravens faces arraignment in city court January 3 after release on bond.
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EF. Cravens
Crothersville
Columbus
Cravens
8. C. Smith
Indianapolis
Charlies Hull
Bartholomew County Hospital
Robert Smith
Charles Smith
Riley Hospital
Columbus City
Federal Corn Loans Readied for Jackson County Farmers
County agent W. P. Stall announced federal corn loans will be available to Jackson County farmers within about ten days as machinery is set up statewide. Two inspectors per county will appraise mortgaged corn and seal stored grain under government supervision with notes due August 1, 1934. If market price rises above 45 cents, farmers may sell and repay. if not, foreclosure is possible.
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Jackson County
State Department of Weights and Measures
Underhill Shot And Captured In Shawnee
Wilbur Underhill southwest desperado likely fatally wounded and captured in a downtown Shawnee furniture store after a morning escape attempt. He led two fugitives from the Memorial Day breakout at Lansing prison and was wanted for multiple bank robberies and killings including the Kansas City union station massacre.
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Shawnee
Okla
Wilbur Underhill
Southwestern
Desperado
Underhill
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Kansas
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Funeral Services for John M. Wagner Held
Funeral services for John M. Wagner former Covington resident were held at St Anns Church Covington Ky on December 27 with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Wagner died of a heart attack December 18 while visiting his wife in a Cincinnati hospital. Survived by widow Amelia Sprenger Wagner and three children John M Jr Carlton and Mrs Russell Pranks. Local attendees included Henry Sprenger and Mary Catherine Sprenger among others.
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John M. Wagner
St. Ann Church
Covington
St. Mary’s
Wagner
Cincinnati
Mrs. A A Cohn Called to Louisville for Mother's Illness
Mrs. A. A. Cohn of West Tipton street was summoned to Louisville Friday due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs. J. P. F. McCarty.
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A. A. Cohn
West Tipton Street
Louisville
J. PF. McCarty
Government may tap gold reserve under Treasury plan
Officials weighed a possible move to draw 3.5 million from Federal Reserve vaults to back a dollar revaluation. Acting Secretary Morgenthau avoided comment while experts noted legal hurdles and the emergency act power to mint monetary gold held by individuals and corporations.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve Board
Wester
Roosevelt
Thomas
D-Okla
Bumper crop of lies tops 1933 contest in Wisconsin
The National Liars Club reports 1933 produced a bumper crop of lies with 2,500 entries from 40 states. New York and Indiana stories headline the field as wartime thrift and odd mishaps spark wild boasts. A New Year’s Eve champion will win a bronze medal in shark skin. The editor notes several tall tales rival last year’s entries.
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Associated Press
Wis
United States
O. ©. Hulett
National Liars’ Club
CWA
Lars
Phil McCarty
Denver
Cole
McCarty
Hulett
Indiana
Roosevelt Plans Trade Reciprocity Pacts Under Way
Washington reports a plan to push tariff wall openings through bilateral reciprocity treaties with nations including Colombia. The administration aims to avoid Senate votes on each pact while seeking rapid expansion of duty free access, with several deals under negotiation after a Colombia accord.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Senate
Capitol
White House
St. Lawrence
State Department
Sweden
Portugal
Argentina
Women Land After Longest Sustained Flight
Exhausted pilots Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey completed the longest sustained flight by women, landing in Miami at 10 47 a m after 237 hours 52 minutes in the air.
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Miami
Fla
Dee
Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
Premier Duca Assassinated by Student in Romania
Ion G. Duca, premier of Romania, was shot four times by a fanatical student member of the Iron Guard at Sinaia. The killing followed political tensions after Duca’s efforts to form a Liberal government. Nationwide raids targeted Iron Guard members as Romania mourned.
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Associated Press
Sinaia
Rumania
Carol
Ion G. Duca
Iron Guard Party
Bucharest
Duca
Romania
Duea
Paris
Liberal Party
Dunea
Legation
Tokio
Iron Guard
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Convicts Flee Atmore Prison After Mass Escape
Police chase a band of 29 inmates who overpowered guards at Atmore State Prison and fled into fields. Five were recaptured, one farmer Trover Kirby was killed and Parker wounded as officers hunted a heavily armed group, with motive linked to Christmas paroles.
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Atmore
Ala
Atmore State Prison
Mobile
Trover Kirby
Parker
Montgomery
FP. Feagin
State Convict Department
Byrd Sequel Ship Near Antarctic Circle in Southeast Heading
The flagship of Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd's Antarctic expedition, after days of gales, nears the Antarctic Circle under a southeasterly course. Its position is latitude 67.30 south, longitude 133.10 feet, reported via Mackay Radio.
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Admiral Byrd
Antarctica
Mackay
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Antarctic Circle
Weather Notes Across Cities Report Extreme Cold
The dispatch lists readings from New York City down to minus three below zero and mentions unusually cold conditions in Boston Lake Placid and Niagara Falls. It contrasts milder weather in Vancouver with rain and notes dramatic freezes affecting coastal gales and local activities.
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Associated Press
New York City
Boston
New England
Vanecouver
B. C
Wanakena
N. Y
Los Angeles
Pierce Gale
Toledo
Niagara Falls
Lake Placid
200th Victim Dies in Suburban Lagny Rail Crash
Paris reports the 200th victim of France’s worst train disaster, a collision at Suburban Lagny last Saturday night. The rail roader’s only child perished in the wreck and his widow lost an arm.
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Paris
France
Lagny
Johnson halts bank charge schedules under NRA orders
Washington reports Banks nationwide were ordered to withhold proposed schedules aimed at higher customer charges as NRA administrator Hugh S Johnson discharges deputy Cary N Weisiger Jr. The move delays a metered system of fees for checks deposits slips and cashing services while Johnson reviews the plans and extends submission deadlines to five years.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh 8S
Johnson
Cary N. Weisiger, Jr
Wes
Nontere Johnson
Pivears 1
Banking Code Authority
Clearing House Association
Johnsen
Four Bombs E Detonate in Havana During Night
Four bombs exploded in scattered Havana sections overnight and into today. No casualties reported, with only minor damage noted. Authorities investigated the incidents as a coordinated or random attack.
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Havana
Ity
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