Unusual Longhand to Sound Records in Labor Board Case
Half a million words of testimony were recorded over ten days in the National Labor Relations board hearing at Reliance Manufacturing in Columbus Indiana. Two reporters worked daily as shorthand was translated into sound records for typists in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance Company
Columbus
Ind
National Labor Relations Board
Reliance Manufacturng Company
John T. Lindsay
Chicago
Labor Board
Seymour
Mitchell
Lindsay
Washington
Reliance
Tyrone
Sawyer
Stanford to Name Indiana Coach Dean Head Basketball Coach
Stanford University moved toward hiring Jane Everett S. Dean, longtime coach at Indiana University, as head basketball coach. The Stanford board of athletic control recommended the appointment, subject to approval by President Ray Lyman Wilbur and trustees, with details on salary and contract not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Jane
Everett S. Dean
Indiana University
Stanford University
Stanford Board of Athletic Control
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Seymour Pool Closed for Leak Repair
Seymour's municipal pool in Shields Park closed today due to a leaking fill line. About 300000 of the 437000 gallons needed were drained to relieve pressure for repairs, with refilling to start and hopes of reopening by Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Shields Park
Glenn M. Keach
W. W. Stradley
Swimming Pool Commission
Injuries Fatal to Miss Stroud in Indianapolis Car Crash
Miss Bernice Stroud, 23, of 106 West North Street Indianapolis, died at City Hospital two hours after a collision at Twenty-fifth Street and Hillside Avenue. She formerly lived in Seymour and was a Brown's restaurant waitress. Leonard Webb, 24, driver and to be married to Stroud in July, survived with back and internal injuries. Miss Helen Lawton, West North Street resident, had minor injuries. Funeral set for Saturday at Central Christian Church Riverview Cemetery burial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Stroud
West North Street
Indianapolis
Seymour
Central Christian Church
R. S. Wilson
Riverview Cemetery
Miss Stroud
Brown's
North Hliness Street
Leonard Webb
North Street
Webb
Allen Funeral Rites Arranged
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Allen widow of Will W. Allen will be held Friday in Washington D C. She died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs L W Smead’s Melrose Mass. Survived by two daughters Blanche Hull and Geneva Chapman both of Washington Ind two brothers G Wash Smith and Nelson Smith of Jackson county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Allen
Will W. Allen
Brownstown
Washington, D.C
Blanche Hull
Geneva Chapman
Washington, Ind
G. Wash Smith
Nelson Smith
Jackson County
Jobs Open Across Indiana District as Openings Outpace Fill
Indiana State Employment Service reports 1 072 jobs filled since January 1 1958 in the Seymour district. Week of May 28 shows demand for stenographers salespeople housekeepers maids waitresses cashiers carpenters roofers wall washers plowmen practical nurses timers cooks and track drivers. Unfilled posts include sheet metalworker stenotope operator optometrist hairdresser nurse maid aerial cameraman graphic pilot and research chemist in Seymour district cities Connersville Indianapolis Lafayette Muncie plus Texas and New York openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Employment Service
Indiana State Employment Service
Seymour
Connersville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Muncie
Texas
New York
Seymour District
Tear gas used in arrest of Leslie Carr for intoxication
Police and Sheriff Lincoln Dunbar used tear gas to capture Leslie Carr, 32, at his home after a disturbance report. Four gas rounds were fired. Carr exited a rear door and was taken into custody. He paid a $1 fine and costs and received a six month suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Dunbar
Workmen Grade Local Streets in New Albany
Workmen of Hl. KK. Williams New Albany contractor grade streets for bituminous tread paving in the city. Curb and gutter work proceeds on Brown street near Chestnut, and North Park street toward Shields Park is being prepared. Additional streets including Pine from Sixth to Second and Homestead Avenue have been graded and dirt removed as part of thirteen street improvement projects.
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Hl. KK
Willams
New Albany
Brown Street
Chestnut Street
Williams
North Park Street
Shields Park
Pine Street
Sixth
Second
Homestead Avenue
Appeal Made For Relief In China
Seymour mayor W. Burkart announces local chairmanship for the United Council for Civilian Relief in China. J. P. McMillan named treasurer as 50,000,000 Chinese starve. donation boxes to be placed in banks and stores. Humanity Day set for Friday and funds drive ends this week with Bowl of Rice variants in some cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Burkart
Seymour
United Council For Civilian Relief
China
J. P. McMillan
Seymour National Bank
Buerkart
United States
Seynour
Farmer Murders Wife Then Kills Self in Indiana
Joe Bulach, 55, shot and killed his wife Florence, 43, wounded daughter Dorothy 9, and killed himself. Coroner Fred C. Swing reported. Son Joe Bulach Jr., 14, escaped. Dorothy hospitalized in Batesville, not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Ind
Joe Bulach
Florence
Dorothy
Fred C. Swing
Coroney Swing
Joe Bulach, Jr
Batesville
Bombing of British and French Ships Hits Mediterranean Ports
Spanish air raids bombed a third merchant ship killing twelve and wounding nineteen. The Isadore and the Brisbane were struck in Denia and Castellon de la Plana harbors. the Brisbane fire burned and a French vessel loaded with fertilizer was set afire near Gandia.
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Madrid
Denia
Spain
Isadore
Brisbane
Mediterranean
European Nonintervention Committee
Deniaie
Gandia
Isadora
Castellon de la Plana
Elimination of a Deathtrap on U S Route 40 Near Indianapolis
Bids received by the Indiana State Highway Commission move a danger spot on U S 40 toward relief after a fatal crash killed Scott Hardin and a companion weeks earlier. Smith and Johnson of Indianapolis submitted the low bid of 80 974 20 for the project which includes a bridge over Big Eagle Creek and a grade separation 151 feet long. The Indianapolis scheme is among ten bids in a program totaling 631 940 55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Scott Hardin
Seymour
Indiana State Highway Commission
Smith and Johnson
Big Four Railroad
Big Eagle Creek
Grasshopper Menace Spurs War Against Insects in Southwest
Airborne hoppers sweep across the deep Southwest and Rocky Mountain states threatening farms and ranges. National guard units move into New Mexico and Texas panhandle infested zones as CCC crews and farmers dump poison by the ton. Governor Tingley appeals for 100000 dollars in federal aid to battle the outbreak.
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Springer
N. M
Rocky Mountain
National Guard
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Oklahoma
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Union County
Colfax County
CCC
Clyde Tingley
Southern senators threaten filibuster over pay bill
A group of seventeen southern senators told wage hour conferees they would not accept the current compromise without pay differentials. They warned a filibuster if conferees refuse to revoke the action and lift the time limit, signaling strong opposition to the plan. Senator Ellender of Louisiana warned of extensive debate if their demand is not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jones
Senate
Ellender
Police Chiefs Set Annual Indiana Conference At Fort Wayne
The Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police holds its annual convention in Fort Wayne June 14 to 16. Seymour Chief Julius G. Harlow, past president, reports a teletype demo and talks by Judge Hany Hilvenmann and Fort Wayne Officer Clifford Kirkpatrick. State's Attorney C. Byron Hayes, FBI representative, Don Stiver, and Judge Thomas W. Stick are among speakers with plant tours arranged. Laporte Chief Carl Bumgartner presides as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police
Fort Wayne
Julius G. Harlow
Seymour
Hany H. Hilvenmann
Allen Circuit Court
Clifford Kirkpatrick
Carl R. Bumgartner
Laporte
Ind
Chronology of the Cash kidnap case in Princeton Florida
Chronology from May to June shows James Bailey Cash Jr kidnapped May 28 after intruder enters by back door. Notes direct abductors to Necro’s shack for $10,000 ransom. May 20 federal agents begin probe, reinforcements arrive by plane. May 30 ransom paid under supervision, note 3 prompts new payment route. May 31 ransom paid again. authorities withdraw, posses scour area. Hoover arrives June 21. search expands to Florida Keys and Cape Sable. June 4 interview reports Cash and wife believe his wife is dead. body found and McCall arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bailey
Skeesie” Cash, Jr
Alnractor
Cash
Brother
Necro
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cooper
G-Men
Danelene Thonswind
Edgar Hoover
FBI
Vosses
Florida Keys
Cape Sable
Peninsula
Kidnapped boy found near home. ransom recovered
The body of five year old James Bailey Cash Jr was found a mile from his Princeton home shortly after midnight. FBI agents disclosed the entire $10000 ransom was recovered and suspect Franklin Pierce McCall confessed writing the ransom notes. State Attorney Worley seeks immediate grand jury indictment. Sheriff Coleman led agents to the scene and the family plans an early private funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G- Men
James B. Cash, Jr
Princeton
Fla
Braxton
James
Pedro) Braxton
Miami
James Bailey Cash, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Franklin Pierce McCall
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
George A. Worley
D. C. Coleman
McCall
Hoover
Townhead
Cash
Coleman
G-men
Stage of River at 1 ft 4 in Above Low Water
The report notes the river stage at 1 foot 4 inches above the low water mark indicating current water level relative to baseline. No additional context or events are provided in the accessible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Seymour Water Co
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Leslie Carr
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Franklin Pierre McCall
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