Construction of U S 50 Road Under Way Near Seymour
Concrete pouring progresses at about 1 600 feet daily on U S 50 between Seymour and North Vernon with three steel and one concrete area bridges finished. McCarthy Development Co. has poured roughly two miles and aims to finish the remaining 1.5 miles by end of next week.
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Here
North Vernon
J. R. Cooper
Seymour Division
Indiana State Highway Commission
Seymour
McCarthy Development Company
Davenport
Newby's Corner
Carter's Corner
Carter's
Fleming Road
Newby’s Corner
Hayden
Trayden
Wheatland
Isaac Putnam Construction Company
van Wert
Ohio
State Highway Commission
Maysville
White River
Pentecost Marks Birth Of Church 1900th Anniversary Observed
The article outlines Pentecost origins from Jewish feast to Christian birthday, noting Jesus ascension and the Holy Spirit's descent. It highlights Peter's sermon leading to 3000 conversions and frames Pentecost as the church’s birth, celebrated worldwide tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Seymour
Jeerusalem
Jerusalem
Jesus
Peter
Trek Of Youth To Swimmin Hole Started
Heat wave ushers in swimming season in Jackson county yet cool weather dampens plans for a dip. With summer forecast and school vacations, youths splash near rivers and creeks while officers urge safe clothing to avoid public view and suggest seeking secluded spots. Bathing suits appear in Sey mour store windows as interest in water sports rises.
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Jackson County
Seymour
Vacation Reading Classes Planned at Seymour Library
Miss Beryl Dannettelle will lead the Seymour Public Library during Miss Katherine Prasee’s absence. Vacation reading will run this summer with no fixed lists and each pupil must read ten books to qualify. Books entered on a booklet. prizes awarded to one boy and girl per class level.
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Beryl Dannettelle
Katherine Prasee
Seymeur Public Library
Miss Frazee
Uas
Lo Angeles
California
Miss Dannattelle
Los Angel
American Library Association
West
Seymour
Memorial Day Accident In Cleveland Park
Elmer Bollinger of Seymour suffered a severe bruise when a horse threw him to the concrete as he rode through a Cleveland park and attempted to cross a thoroughfare after Memorial Day. The incident left him injured and receiving care.
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Elmer Bollinger
F. ¢ Bollinger
Seymour
Cleveland Park
First Golf Tourney Opens Local Club Season
The Seymour Country Club hosted the opening golf tournament of the local season. Open to members, the handicap event aimed for low scores over 18 holes with a prize of a dozen golf balls for the lowest score.
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Seymour Country Club
Iprize
Nine Dead Of Poison Liquor In New York
New York June 7 Dr Charles Norris medical examiner reports autopsies show that poison liquor caused nine deaths in two days. He notes twenty four poison alcohol deaths in the city since May 10 and calls for intensified actions to locate sources of supply. Seven victims lived in the lower east side.
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New York
Charles Norris
Vhic
Lower East Side
Rise of Deacons and Pathfinders at First Baptist
Sunday services feature Dr. A. T. Robertson at First Baptist Church. Morning sermon titled The Rise of Deacons. Evening address titled Stephen The Pathfinder. 17d
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A.T. Robertson
First Baptist Church
Stephen the Pathfinder
Russia’s Cost of Living Rises Five Percent
The cost of living in Russia increased five percent last year, signaling broader inflationary pressure across goods and services. Household expenses climbed in food housing and utilities, with analysts noting the continued impact of wage trends and exchange rate movements.
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Russia
Fire destroys seven story building in Chicago Loop
A fire in the Chicago Loop destroyed the seven story former American Express Co building on Monroe Street between Dearborn and State. It began early and damaged the interior, with two firefighters injured by debris. Loss estimated at 1000000 dollars after fire walls halted spread to the Fair Department Store.
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Chicago Loop
Chicago
Loop
Toa. Am
Uiwl
Depaartament Stores
Wis
American Express Company
Monroe Street
Dearborn
Ad State
Ed Janes Tontally
Vivre Insurance Adjustors
Fair
Seymour Business College Summer Term Opens
Seymour Business College announces the summer term opens June 9, offering courses in business practices and shorthand. Enrollment is open to new students and returning attendees through mid June at the Seymour campus.
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Seymour Business College
Lier Prepares Atlantic Flight To U S Aboard Southern Cross
Captain Kingsford Smith leads the four man crew aboard the Southern Cross for a trans Atlantic attempt from Ireland to California. Navigator Captain J DP Sant Irish born. wireless operator Z Stammage. assistant pilot M EK Van Dyk. The team plans a direct crossing with weather checks and radio messages en route.
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Eheeyul
Optingatie
Viey
Viey Refused Ofa
Tulare
Treland
Calway
Oa Stromne
Kingsford Smith
J. DP. Sant
Z. W. Stammage
M. Ek. van Dyk
Kingsford-Smith
Pacific Ocean
California
Australia
Nutritionist Miss Kernodle Leaves Jackson County
Red Cross nutritionist Miss Ruth Kernodle departed for Washington D C to confer with the national nutrition committee. Her four months in Jackson county were highly praised by the local chapter for her work with children and the community.
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Ruth Kernedle
Red Cross
Jackson County
Washington, D.C
National Nutrition Committee of the Red Cross
Kernodle
Local Youths Win Rector Scholarships to DePauw
Three Shields High School seniors John Dhighes Harvid Nolting and Norman Tower received Rector scholarships to DePauw University. The high honor comes as all three graduated at the top of their class. Rector funds, created by Edward Rector of Chicago, aid scholars choosing DePauw as their college.
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Seymour
DePauw University
John Dhighes
Harvid Nolting
Norman Tower
Sens
Shields High School
Eadward Rector
Chicago
DePauw
Tudzana
Tong war continues with Chicago Chinatown slaying
A Chinese laundry worker was shot to death at 704 West Madison Street in Chicago. A revolver lay beside the body. Police link the killing to ongoing tong war violence in other cities. identity of the victim was not released.
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Chicago
West
Madison Street
Edison tests rubber from giant goldenrod plants
Thomas A. Edison has prepared a rubber mill for experiments using common goldenrod species as a practical source of rubber. The project aims to turn domestic plants into a usable material, with tests set to begin on the new equipment.
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Thomas A. Edison
Carol Returns to Romania to Claim Throne Amid Coup
Dashing Prince Carol arrives in Bucharest after five years, triggering a political crisis as deputies feverishly debate proclaiming him king or appointing him regent. Premier Manus may resign to allow a governing coalition, while crowds greet the prince and the cabinet meets through the night.
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Roomania
James
Carol
Romania
Buchare
Manus
Paris
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Sove
Michael
Viven Hin
Carol Caraiman
Cotroceni Airdrome
Royal
Nicholas
Evenné Il
John Manin
Prince Father
Mo Manin
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