Seibel Testimony Highlights CIO Hearing on Reliance Case
Columbus Indiana June 4 Amalgamated Clothing Workers case against Reliance Manufacturing hearing before National Labor Relations Board William Seibel union organizer testified detailing Seymour organizing work since May and promises of pay for signups. He described dynamite found in car, police inquiry, library meetings, and a note about industry directory amid other witnesses and testimonies.
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the Tribune
Columbus
Ind
William Seibel
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Relance Manufacturing Company
National Labor Relations Board
Seibel
B. A. Gillespie
Mary Day
Roscoe Murphy
John Harper
E. O. Williams
Samuel Manaceus
Frank Moritz
Sam Whitson
Priscilla Pfaffenberger
Alfred Schuerman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Seymour
Reliance
Mr. Short
Crowmer
George F. Millen
Spencer
Harlow
Tri-County Methodist Mass Meeting Planned Here
A forecast of fair weather prompts final plans for Indiana’s first tri county Methodist mass meeting at Shields Park shelter house at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. About 2900 methodists from Jackson Jennings and Bartholomew counties are invited to attend with Dr Abram S Woodard Indianapolis pastor as speaker and George W Campbell Cincinnati song leader guiding singing.
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Shelter House
Shields Wark
Jackson
Jennings
Bartholomew
Tri- County
Irvington M. BE
Indianapolis
Indiana
George W. Campbell
Cincinnati
Campbell
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
Columbus
Trinity Methodist
Seymour
Will H. Hughes
Tricounty
Margaret Romine
Newbern
River levels fall near US 8 and Road 31
Water covering US 8 on Row 31 north of here receded this morning. White River peaked around eight and a half feet and dropped by noon, while Road 31 remained passable despite ten to twelve inches of water.
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Row 31
Here
White River
Road 31
Crothersville Woman Dead at Home Near Crothersville
Mrs Bouma Kiewitt aged 78 of Crothersville died at 4 am Friday after a year long illness at a home west of Crothersville. Funeral at 3 pm Sunday from Crothersville Reform Church with Rev F Hl Eversman. Burial in Crothersville Cemetery. Survived by three children, two stepchildren, four sisters and three brothers.
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Bouma Kiewitt
Crothersville
Crothersville Reform Church
F. Hl. Eversman
Crothersville Cemetery
Candidates File Expense Reports With Deadline Met
Primary candidates filed campaign expense reports by June 2 with Dr. Thomas E. Connor Jackson Circuit Court clerk. Expenses ranged from 2.50 to 153.43, with many filings on the final day. Notable figures include Hoffar 153.43 and Cross 138.95 among numerous county and city offices.
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Thomas E. Connor
Jackson
Conner
Thelma Alberring
Rollie Louden
William F. Turmai
Glen Collins
George F. Hackman
Hurley Jack Spurgeon
James Hartwell
William R. Forgey
Emil F. Schneider
Daniel P. Morgan
Ford Lutes
James Gabriel
Leon FE
Shaver
L. H. Osterman
Emil Zabel
Charles R. Mather
Wilbur Fleenor
Albert H. Horstman
Holmes Robertson
George O. Patrick
J. Ralph Thompson
Taylor Hoffar
C. E. Bruce
Clarence E. Davis
Frank Seifres
William von Dielingen
George D. Franklin
Oscar Deckard
J. Bi. Cross
William D. Carr
J. Otis Hayes
Seymour
Memorial Rites For Hermion Lodge 44 Here
Memorial services of Hermion Lodge No 44 Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters will be held Sunday afternoon at Riverview Cemetery. The event marks the first year the tri angular memorial, built last year by the Knights Uniform Bank and the Pythian Sisters, will be used. Services begin at 2 oclock with all three bodies participating. Friends are invited. This is the cemetery only formal memorial this year.
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Hermion Lodge No. 44
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Riverview Cemetery
Knights
Uniform Bank
Seymour Civic Association plans summer recreational program
The Seymour Civic Association announced a townwide summer recreation program beginning next week with supervised activities at Shields Park Gaiser Park the Lincoln school playground and Emerson Field. Emerson Field will host softball and baseball with TH Brown and Barrett Canada as umpires. DeWitte Quenn oversees Shields Park Roland Belden supervises Lincoln playground Arthe Eggers handles Gaiser Park Jane Patrick splits time between Shields and Gaiser Parks for girls play.
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Seymour Civic Association
Shields Park
Gaiser Park
Lincoln School
Emerson Field
Emerson School
TH. Brown
Barrett Canada
DeWitte Quenn
Roland Belden
Lincoln Playground
Arthe Eggers
Jane Patrick
Mrs. Mary Hall Called By Death
Mrs. Mary C Hall aged eighty eight died at the home of her son Virgil Hall 606 West Tipton street after a week illness Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 pm from Carothersville Baptist Church with Rev Walter Moseley of Uniontown in charge Burial in Crothersville Cemetery She spent most of her life in Crothersville born March 29 1860 She married Albert F B Hall August 31 1881 who died August 31 1927 Survived by two sons Virgil and Charles a brother Frank Densford two sisters Lena Langdon and Martha Hawn
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Crothersville
Ernest Kiewitt
Danforth
Lydia Horst
Henry Kovener
Ernest Kovener
John B. Kovener
Mary Beekman
John Krause
Louis Nehrt
Fannie Kiewitt
Ill
Mary C. Hall
Virgil Hall
West Tipton Street
Carothersville Baptist Church
Walter Moseley
Uniontown
Mrs. Hall
William
Martha Owens Densford
Jackson County
Albert FB. Hall
Charles Hall
Frank Densford
Lena Langdon
Myx
Martha Hawn
Delphi
Fate of Cash boy remains mysterious as search winds down
An army of volunteers has given up the search for five year old Jimmy Cash after days of tramping across 120 square miles near the Everglades. Federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover continue inquiries while surveys focus on Cape Sable and the Tamiami Trail as no charges have been filed.
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Plorida
James Cash, Jr
Hhs
Princeton
Fla
Everglades
Jimmy Cash
Ano
Skeere
J. Edgar Toever
Cape Sable
Coach Bud Surface Undergoes Major Operation
Walter L. Bud Surface Shields High School basketball coach and athletic director had a major operation at Sehneck Memorial Hospital this morning. Officials said the procedure was planned for some time and postponed until school was out with hospital staff reporting everything satisfactory shortly before noon.
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Walter L
Bud" Surface
Shields
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Coach Surface
Freud Leaves Vienna for London and New York
Vienna reports the eighty two year old Sigmund Freud left by train today telling friends he planned to go to London and later to New York He carried manuscripts and books narrating his life work and indicated he did not wish to return Germany had absorbed Austria on March 13
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Vienna
Sigmund Freud, Eghty
London
New York
Germany
Austria
Untermyer Ill With Serious Illness At Home
Sammel Untermyer noted attorney and Jewish leader is reported seriously ill at his home in New York on June 4.
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Untermyer
Associated Press
New York
Sammel Untermyer
Boy Seen With Stranger Near Tipton Street
Mrs. Melvin Reicher on East Tipton Street near 6 p.m. Friday saw a man with a boy matching the general description of kidnapped James B. Cash Jr. The man wore brown trousers and a white shirt, carried a brown suitcase. the boy had light hair and a light suit. They walked east on Tipton Street.
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James B. Cash, Jr
Seymour
Melvin Reicher
East Tipton Street
Cash
Dayak
Tipton Street
Seek Humane Warfare Pact Promoted by U S Officials
The United States condemns civilian bombings and seeks a humane warfare pact. Secretary Cordell Hull urged cooperation at a Nashville address, pledging to join efforts with nations while launching a large naval expansion and reducing armaments if others do the same. Summer Welles likewise denounced violence in a Washington statement.
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Associated Preas
Washington
United States
Cordell Hull
Nashville
Tenn
Uull
Summer Welles
Secretary of States
Walter Rites To Be Held Sunday
Henry Walter sixty seven, a former Seymour resident, died June 2 at his Richmond Indiana home. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Sunday at Unser and Walterman Funeral Home Richmond with burial in Richmond Leatherlan Cemetery. The Rev D P Stackhouse will officiate. He was cousin to several locals and reared here until about age eighteen.
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Henry Walter
Seymour
Richmond
Ind
Unser and
George Bender
Minnie Hustedt
Senate Approves Relief Program Amid Fiscal Clash
The Senate voted six to one for a 3.725 billion relief package, with 70 senators finishing the two week battle. Democrats opposed adding restrictions while administration leaders blocked earmarks and state control proposals. The bill, seen as Roosevelt unfettered funding, goes to a conference committee to reconcile with the House measure.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
PWA
Byrd
D-Va
Barkley
Kentucky
Congress
White House
Senate House Conference Committee
Weather Record From Seymour Downtown
Temperature at 11 30 a m 70 degrees Fahrenheit and river stage at 7 feet 5 inches above low water mark reported by Seymour Water Co pumping station.
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Seymour Water Co
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Albert Judd
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