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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1942

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Child Fatally Injured By Milk Truck Here

A sixteen month old boy, Donald Lewis Burke, was fatally injured when he crawled in front of a Snyder's Dairy milk truck at the Tipton Inn on East Tipton street. Albert H. Aufenberg, driver, did not see the child. The accident occurred about 11:30 this morning. the child died from a head injury after being taken to a physician's office. Burial plans and parental obituaries follow.

Tipton Inn East Tipton Street Donald Lewis Burke Donald Burke Snyder's Albert H. Aufenberg South Walnut Street Auf Mr. Aufenberg

Weather spark brings 1.22 inch rainfall in Jackson County

SuddenThursday night rains with brief high winds felled limbs and cut electric lines. Official record by Miss Louise Ahlert notes 1.22 inches of rain in Jackson County. River at Rockford pumping station stood 1 foot 4 inches above low water mark. Thursday night temperature recorded 68 degrees.

Jackson County Louise Ahlert Rockford

Civilian Federal Workforce Hits 2 Million Mark

The executive branch employed 2,011,848 civilians at end of April, up 85,774 for the month. The total exceeds WWI peak by 1,194,088 and is more than double the prewar high in 1939.

Washington Civil Service Commission Europe

Nurses Return From Bataan After Torturous captivity

U S Army nurses arrived home safely after four months of physical and mental torture in the Philippines. They escaped from Bataan Peninsula foxholes and endured filth and heat while aiding soldiers, with the account reported by Allen Raymond for the New York Herald Tribune from San Francisco.

New York Bataan Peninsula New York Herald Tribune San Francisco Herald Tribune Allen Raymond Philippine

Hearing on Sewer Remonstrances Today in Seymour

Remonstrances against local sewer construction in Seymour are to be heard at 4 PM by the board of public works and safety at the city building. The board will also review claims and routine business matters.

Seymour Board of Public Works and Safety

Atterbury Camp Nears Peak of Construction

Project at Camp Atterbury nears peak activity with initial troop arrivals expected in the second week of July. Workforce sits around 13,000 to 13,200, with officials projecting a peak near 15,000 to 16,000 as Army estimates prove most accurate. Local union carpenter George Strange says no immediate need for extra carpenters.

Camp Atterbury George Strange Carpenters Union Edinburg

Civen H Blumer Receives Silver Beaver Award

Howard Blumer Scoutmaster of Troop 3 at First Methodist Church is honored with the Silver Beaver by the Hoosier Hills Area Council. Presented by Norman J. Lasher, the award recognizes his sixteen years guiding the troop which has mentored 392 boys and produced the city and region’s first two Eagle Scouts.

Howard Blumer Boy Scouts of America First Methodist Church Hoosier Hills Indiana Mr. Blumer

Liquor Cases Taken Under Advisement in City Court

Trials of Albert Greenwell Luther Eisele and Leonard Boles charged with carrying liquor into a public place were heard at 7 o clock Thursday night before Mayor Stanley A Switzer and taken under advisement. The suspects were arrested with two others by state police excise officers and county sheriff's authorities at The Criss Cross Club on U S Road 50 four miles east of Seymour after an early Sunday morning visit. The two other defendants pleaded guilty and were fined. the remaining three have pending cases.

Albert Greenwell Luther Eisele Leonard Boles Stanley A. Switzer Criss - Cross Club U. S. Road 50 Seymour

Air Wardens Meet Tonight in Seymour

Regular meeting of Seymour air raid wardens set for 7:30 p.m. in the basement of the Seymour National Bank Building. Ben H. Hoffmeier, in charge of air raid warden instruction for Jackson county, announced the gathering.

Seymour Seymour National Bank Ben H. Hoffmeier Jackson County

Construction of Air Training Center Near Seymour

Lieutenant Case announces 2500 construction workers and families will move here within 30 to 90 days for the Advanced Twin Engine School southwest of Seymour. Warren Van Praag Company to design facilities including theater-style buildings, sewage, water, railroad links, post office, hospital, and training ranges.

Seymour Jean P. Case United States Engineer Corps A. C. Stanfield Harold H. Dettmann Jesse S. Baskett Stephen C. Gawlowicz Lieut. Case Warren, van Praag Company Case Jackson County

Fire at Blish Mill Causes Small Blaze in Tipton

A mechanical fault at Blish Milling Company on Tipton and East streets heated rollers causing a small fire about 2:30 PM Thursday. Seymour fire department was summoned and extinguished the blaze without difficulty with little damage.

Blish Milling Company Tipton East Streets Seymour

Allowances Debated In Military Pay Legislation

Washington June 12 The Senate and House conferees moved to agree on a companion measure providing financial aid to dependents of fighting men while settling the base minimum service pay at fifty dollars. The White House was awaiting the pay bill after a long battle over whether fifty or forty two dollars should be the minimum for four months of service. A draft deferment clause for dependents was dropped in the House version but discussed by May who urged thorough study and possible separate action.

Associated Press Washington Senate House White House May D-Ky

U S and Soviet Russia Agree on Second Front Plan

The United States and Soviet Russia announced joint aims to create a second front in Europe in 1942 and to work toward a better world after the war. Molotov and Roosevelt reportedly reached full understanding in Washington, with Litvinoff and Hull signing mutual aid pacts linking Britain China and others in cooperative effort. Some lawmakers see bases for American bombers against Japan, while others doubt immediate hostilities with Japan.

Associated Press Washington United States Soviet Russia Europe Russia Vyacheslav Molotov Roosevelt London England Maxim Litvinoff Hull Britain China Molotov Mr. Roosevelt Japan Wheeler D.-Mont

Loss of Lexington in Coral Sea Battle

The U S Lexington sank after five hours of battle in the Coral Sea as Japanese forces damaged the carrier and fires overwhelmed crew efforts. The Navy report tallies Japanese losses and notes minimal U S casualties besides the Lexington and Neosho, with key details on explosion causes and firefighting failures.

Associated Press Coral Sea United States Lexington Australia Neosho Sims Navy

Major General Clarence L. Tinker Reported Missing

Washington June 12 AP The War Department announced Major General Clarence L Tinker commander of the Hawaiian air force is missing after the Battle of Midway He left Midway June 7 leading a flight of army bombers against the Japanese fleet His plane was last seen descending toward the sea by crew aboard another aircraft in formation.

Washington War Department Clarence L.tinker Midway Tinker Pacific Aleutians Clark Lee Associated Press Emmons Army

Remember Pearl Harbor Dive Bombing Push at Tulagi Harbor

American airmen shouted "Remember Pearl Harbor" as they sent dive bombers to attack Tulagi Harbor in the Solomon Islands on May 4. Reports claim nine to eleven Japanese ships sunk, including cruisers and transports, with carrier squadrons returning unharmed. The action foreshadowed the Coral Sea battle, described by Lieut. Commanders Taylor and Burch.

Associated Press Pearl Harbor T. H Tulagi Harbor Solomon Islands Coral Sea Joseph Taylor Danville, al William Burch Paducah Australia Little Florida Island Solomon Group Burch

Fresh Reports On Battle Are Being Studied

Washington observers analyze Hawaii dispatches on Midway Battle claiming land based air power won the naval victory. The study credits B 17 Flying Fortresses alongside Marine and Navy planes in repelling the Japanese and suggests a shift in Pacific strategy.

Hawaii Midway Island Delos C. Emmons Midway

Weather Readings for Seymour Official and Unofficial

Official and unofficial daily temperatures for Seymour are reported. The 2 pm river level from Seymour Water Co. shows 1 ft 4 in above low water mark as of 2 pm. maximum downtown thermometer reading is unofficial while the 24 hour minimum is from Miss Louise Ahlert government observer and is official.

Seymour Louise Ahlert Seymour Water Co Rockford

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Voss Mortuary Donald Geneva Wetzel Burke George Burke Louis Wetzel Corydon Atterbury Civen H. Blumer Air Wardens Air Training Center Lieut Winston Churchill Ahip Capt Randolph Churchill Women's Volunteer Services Blish Mill U.S Idaho Chase Clark Clark Bethune Meridan U.S. S. Lexington Tulagi Marine Air Forces Marine White Rock Spring Steinker Meat Market
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