Plans for Indiana Air Tour arrival at Seymour
Preparations complete for the ninth annual Indiana Air Tour landing Monday afternoon at Seymour Municipal Airport. About 50 ships may arrive from Columbus with 125 anticipated flyers and a patrol of police to manage crowds and keep nearby highways clear. Free parking on airport grounds will be provided. watching the ships and stunting incurs no charge. The tour, spanning eight Indiana cities, is co sponsored by the Indiana Aircraft Trades Association and the Indiana Pilots Association with directors Herbert Fisher and J J Dienhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Aviation Club
Midwestern Aviation Corporation
Columbus
Municipal
Municipal Airport
Eouinment
Middle West
French Lick
Indiana
Indiana Aircraft Trades Association
Indiana Pilots Association
Herbert O. Fisher
Trades Association
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Dienhart
Pilots’ Association
Indianapolis
Fisher
Michael Murphy
Kokomo
Charles E. Cox, Jr
Winslow
L. I. Aretz
Lafayette
Charles Bowers
South Bend
Clarence McElroy
Clarence McElroy, Winamae, Chairman, William Jones, Terre Haute, Robert Curry
Seymour
Nicholas Jankovich
Gary
D. A. Musselman
Aircraft Trades Association
Clarence F. Cornish
Fort Wayne
Aretz
Murphy
Indiana Pilots’ Associ
Aero stunt flyer Murphy to join Indiana Air Tour in Seymour
Michael Murphy Kokomo airport manager and Indiana Aircraft Trades Association treasurer will visit Seymour as part of the Flying Aces for the ninth annual Indiana Air Tour on Monday. His show features wild aerobatics including a "crazy flying" routine with a small cub type plane, mimicking a timid pilot during takeoff and landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Mike) Murphy
Kokomo
Indiana Aircraft Trades Association
Indiana
Seymour
Flying Aces
Murphy
Forest Tour to Open Sunday in Jackson County Forest
Officials plan a formal opening of the Jackson County State Forest this Sunday with a 1 p.m. caravan from the Brownstown courthouse. Hundreds are expected to participate as committees promote the event, marking the first in a series of annual forest tours for local residents to view the new forest work and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County State Forest
Court House
Brownstown
Forest
Jackson County
Unveiling Planned Here by Indiana Pythians
Pythian high officials and Indiana members travel to this city for the dedication of a new eleven foot monument in Riverview Cemetery. A parade from Castle Hall begins at 1 pm Sunday, with cemetery services at 2 pm led by John M. Lewis and Grand Lodge officers. The triangular memorial honors deceased affiliated members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Indiana
Riverview Cemetery
Knights of Pythian
Castle Hall
North Chestnut Street
John M. Lewis
Grand Domain of
Grand Lodge
Safety fireworks orders issued for Seymour city limits
Fire safety orders prohibit sale or use of fireworks within Seymour and outline restrictions for sales outside the city. No display before June 19 and sales limited July 1 to July 6. Fireworks must be stored in non inflammable containers and not sold to children under twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Frank P. Colemeyer
Clem Smith
Indiana
Don F. Stiver
State Director of Public Safety
Preuss Earns High Rating at West Point
Paul Preuss son of Mr and Mrs W F Preuss of South Walnut Street is completing his third year at West Point Military Academy New York and has earned a collar star for a high academy record He ranks eighth in a class of 303 cadets The twelve highest scorers receive stars He will attend aviation training at Mitchell Field New York and likely proceed to Georgia for summer army training He graduated valedictorian from Shields High School and has maintained an enviable academy record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Preuss
W. FF. Preuss
South Walnut Street
West Point Military Academy
West Point
New York
Military
Young Preuss
Mitchell Field
Georgia
Shields High School
Military Academy
Kam Man Family to Attend Indiana Optometrists Meeting
Mr and Mrs George F Kam man and their son Forrest of West Sixth Street will travel Sunday to Lake Wawasee for the Indiana Association of Optometrists mid summer meeting at Southshore Inn Syracuse Ind The convention opens Monday and runs through Tuesday with several outstanding speakers on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kamman
Forrest
West Sixth Street
Lake Wawasee
Indiana Association of Optometrists
Southshore Inn
Syracuse
Ind
Munday
Organizers Quit Washington Ind Union Effort
Three Amalga ted Clothing Workers organizers at Reliance Manufacturing in Washington Ind were run out after about 300 workers gathered outside their hotel. La Follette civil liberties investigators arrived to monitor and advised the organizers to leave to prevent harm. Organizers Hugo Rasmussen Frank Kwallek and Mrs Otie Jenney were ordered to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Reliance Manufacturing Company
la Follette Civil Liberties Investigating Committee
CIO
Harry Opell
Hugo Rasmussen
Frank Kwallek
Otie Jenney
Busy month ahead as employers must file new SS forms
H L McCarthy of the Social Security Board announced next month will be the busiest since the act began. Employers must submit monthly payroll deductions plus two new forms SS-2 and SS-2a for the six month summary and employee wages. Forms will be provided to those filing SS-1 and delays in distribution do not excuse late filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. McCarthy
Social Security Board
Internal Revenue Bureau
McCarthy
Russian Woman Quizzed in Kidnapping Probe
Investigators question Anna Kuprianoff at the Long Meadows farm case in Stony Brook as Mrs. Alice Parsons remains missing after a ransom note demanded $25,000. Suffolk County and federal authorities pursue leads while Parsons husband William Parsons stays silent. Roy Kuprianoff, claimed son, faces disputed paternity remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Brook
N. Y
Long Meadows
Alice McDowell Parsons
Anna Kuprianoff
Parsons
Kuprianoff
Arata
Roy
New York City
William H. Parsons
Regulations for Display of Old Glory
Display rules from a pamphlet by the U S Army Recruiting Service cover how to hang the flag in various settings. Guidelines include vertical suspension with the union at the top on streets and walls, correct orientation for roped displays, and avoiding use of the flag for decorations such as bunting. Half staff procedure is described, with a brief note that the article continues on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Mrs Julia Sage Called By Death in Seymour
Mrs. Julia A Sage age 85 of Seymour died at 5 30 am at 110 West Laurel after a five month illness. native of Jennings county born June 17 1851 daughter of John Barns Taulman and Susan Lett Taulman moved to Jackson county as a child then Seymour in 1876 widow of Civil War veteran Daniel W Sage died November 3 1890 member of Woman's Relief Corps First Baptist Church and its Ladies groups survived by three children Fred Sage Susan Kk Sage and Mrs Harry Hudson one brother Frank Taulman ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren funeral at 2 30 pm Tuesday at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Sage
Seymour
West Laurel Street
Sage
Jennings County
John Barns Taulman
Susan Lett Taulman
Jackson County
Mrs Harness Dies in Kansas After Illness
Cortland native Mrs Berd Barnes Harness died in Salina Kansas after a year of illness. Funeral will arrive Seymour Sunday at 2 58 pm from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and services follow at Voss Mortuary at 3 15 pm led by Rev R S Wilson. Burial Riverview Cemetery. Surviving husband William Harness, son Vere Barnes of San Antonio Texas, sister Ida B Davidson of Decatur TI, two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd Barnes Harness
Cortland
Jackson County
Salina
Kansas
Seymour
Baltimore & Ohio
Voss Mortuary
R. S. Wilson
Central Christian Church
Riverview Cemetery
George R
Lodema Holmes Brown
Decatur
William Harness
Christian Church
Vere Barnes
San Antonio
Texas
Ida B. Davidson
Eight Soviet Leaders Sentenced to Death for Treason
Eight top Soviet military leaders including Marshal Michail M. Tukhachevsky were condemned to death by a military tribunal for treasonable activity with a foreign power. The verdict, announced at 2 am, ordered execution within 24 hours and stated the defendants confessed guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Red Army
Supreme Court
Michail M
Leon Trotsky
Tukhachevsky
Vasily V. Ulrich
Dread Court
U.S.S.R
Uss.s.r
U.S.S
Germany
Japan
Soviet Russia
SWOC Strikes at Bethlehem Plant Amid Nationwide Unrest
Bethlehem Steel plant at Johnstown saw SWOC pickets and 12,000 to 15,000 workers walk off as 73,000 idle at Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and Inland amid stalled Ohio peace talks led by Gov. Martin L. Davey. Union demands contract recognition for SWOC members only, while Republic and Sheet & Tube resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Cambria
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
E.D.T
Public, Sheet & Tube
John Lewis’ Steel Union
Davey
SWOC
J. C. Argetsinger
Sheet & Tube
J. A. Voss
Republic
Voss
Philip Murray
National Swoc
John Owens
Carnegie-Ilnois Steel Co
U. S. Steel Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mike Murphy
Seymour City
Preuss
Mrs. Kamman
Washington, Ind
New York Society
International Illustrated News
Long Island
Julia Sage
Seymour Water Co
Ant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!