Indiana Air Tour Ships Begin Arriving at Seymour
Ninth annual Indiana Air Tour planes started landing at Municipal Airport after noon with about fifty ships expected by mid afternoon. Pilots from various cities including Indianapolis Kokomo Lafayette and Fort Wayne were listed along with incident at Sehneck Memorial Hospital where H R Wagner received treatment for a four inch arm cut from a plane propeller.
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Indiana
Ivan Hillyard
Evansville
Gordon J. Jordan
Muncie
Marshall Kerr
Terre Haute
Frank Lane
Kokomo
Ed 8
Leach
Findlay
Ohio
William Long
Indianapolis
Joseph €. Mackey
Raymond McClain
George R. McClure
Marion
Roger Mensing
Fort Wayne
Earl W. Merry
Dunkirk
Michael “Mike” Murphy
Donald Musselman
Clarence R. Nelson
Axel Nogard, Jr
Valparaiso
Lowell Park
West Lafayette
Richard Robinson
West Allis
Wisc
W. R. Scanlon
Clyde BE. Shockley
A. J. Sommer
Oak Park
Elvan Tarkington
Theodore Thompson
Walker W. Winslow
Theodore W. Woodbeck
H. R. Wagner
Sehneck Memorial Hospital
Wagner
United States
Flying Aces
Mike Murphy
Aircraft Trades Group
Joseph Mackey
Columbus
Aero Club
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas D. Taggart
French Lick Springs
Organizer Taken From Columbus By Unknown Group
Miss Kay Lasecelle, organizer for Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO affiliate, says about six cars escorted her from Columbus, Indiana, about 12:30 pm to ten miles east and warned she would not be treated so gently next time if she returned. She plans to file a complaint with the La Follette Senate investigating committee.
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the Tribune
Columbus
Ind
Miss Lascelle
LaFollette Senate Investigating Committee
Forest Tour Opens Summer Season in Jackson County
About 75 to 80 autos carried riders on a Sunday tour through the Jackson County State Forest to inaugurate the summer season. An estimated 400 people joined despite noon rain and cautious road conditions. The Columbus band provided music as the motorcade visited picnic areas Starve Hollow lake and other points of interest. Officials praised new roads and noted participation from nearly all county areas.
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Jackson County State Forest
Columbus
Brownstown
Starve Hollow Lake
Sullivan Youth Escapes Pursuit in Columbus
Bartholomew county youth Odo Sullivan, fifteen, escaped two Plainfield Boys School attendants this noon in Columbus after being en route for parole violation following a Seymour theater robbery plot. He fled between two houses in front of the John Fahy home, leaving Seymour about 1 30 p m. He had just recovered from a suicide attempt by eating glass in the city jail.
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Odo Sullivan
Bartholomew County
Columbus
Plainfield
Seymour
Sullivan
John Fahy
Monument Unveiling Honors Hermion Lodge Members at Riverview
A large Indiana crowd attended Sunday ceremonies at Riverview Cemetery for an eleven foot triangular monument honoring deceased members of Hermion Lodge No 44 Knights of Pythias Success Temple No 310 Pythian Sisters and Success Company No 76 Uniform Rank. Officials from Grand Domain of Indiana and many local groups participated. Major General IL A Tuggle was unable to attend due to a death.
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Hermion Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Success Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Success Company No. 76
Grand Domain of Indiana
Riverview Cemetery
Indiana
Ohio
Castle Hall
North
Chestnut Street
Russell B. Dalrymple
Knightstown
Harvey T. Walker
Montemlier
William F. Qualls
South Bend
Carl R. Mitchell
Indianapolis
Noble J. Johnson
Terre Haute
Paul Hunter
Worthington
Charles A. Phelps
Newcastle
J. Frank Smith
Lafayette
Raymond R. Tash
Salem
Albert Tousev
Martinsville
Seal Clark
James
Washington
Success Company
Shields High School
Knights
George T. Bartlett
John M. Lewis
Grand Domain of
A. A. Cohn
First Baptist Church
IL. A. Tuggle
Danville, AL
Man Fined For Drunk Driving
Logan Carter of this city was fined 10 and costs totaling 20 after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in Seymour city court before Mayor C W Burkart. His license was revoked for one year and plates confiscated. he was arrested Saturday by Officer Frank B Gray on U S Road 3150 east of Seymour. Dexter Pryor of Overton Texas pled guilty to public intoxication and was fined 1 with 11 costs. an additional 2.55 for water pipe repairs at the city jail was added, but the fine was stayed and he was released.
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Logan Carter
Seymour
C. W. Burkart
Carter
Frank B. Gray
U. S. Road
Dexter Pryor
Overton
Texas
Piyer
West Second Street
Was Vice President Garner Seen in Seymour Today
A report cites an Associated Press dispatch claiming Vice President John Nance Garner and Mrs. Garner may have passed through Seymour this morning en route to Texas. Local confirmation unavailable, but suggestion of a possible sighting near Tipton Street and U. S. Route 50.
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Tipton Street
Tipton Street Road
John Nance Garner
United States
Garner
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Texas
Wahlington
Mr. Garner
Uvalde
Garners
U. S
Organizers allege rotten eggs hurled at unionist car
The Columbus Republic reports CIO organizers Kay Lascelle and William Seibel say eggs were thrown at her car and his tire cut while parked near 725 Pear Street. The affidavit, notarized, notes incidents this week and mentions sending the details to Robert Wohlforth of the Civil Liberties Committee.
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The
Columbus Republican
CIO
Republican
Kay Lascelle
William Seibel
Pear Street
Robert Wohlforth
la Follette Committee
U. S. Senate
Civil Liberties Committee
Miss Lascelle
DeMolays Meet at Evansville For State Conclave
Seymour Chapter members join Indiana State Council DeMolay conclave in Evansville with 9 AM registration. Delegates include Clifford Wiethoff John Buhned Walter Voss and Charles Mayfield. Events include Chevalier degree banquet trip and grand ball through Tuesday night.
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Seymour
Order of DeMolay
Evansville
Indiana State Council
Clifford Wiethoff, Jr
John C. Buhned
Walter Voss
Charles R. Mayfield
Sand Island
Scottish Rite
Chrysler
Colonial Club Gardens
Indiana DeMolay Legion of Honor Preceptory
Vendome Hotel
Glenn H. Seward
J. Robert Klein
Charles R. Brown
Court measure debated as filibuster threats rise
The Senate judiciary committee issued a blistering report opposing the Roosevelt court bill calling it dangerous and a threat to judicial independence. Talks of compromise include enlarging the court to eleven or allowing annual new appointments, with no floor vote yet scheduled as debate looms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Free People of America
Senate
King
Utah
Andrews
D-Fla
Hatch
D-Nm
Franco Takes Command As Bilbao Falls To Rebels
Insurgent forces under Francisco Franco pressed into Bilbao outskirts raiding streets from occupied houses. Franco led the final campaign to seize the Basque capital while mop up units moved toward Zagama Bermuedo and Direo as Basque morale collapsed and escape routes narrowed.
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Bilbao
Francisco Franco
Franco
Emilio Mola
Spain
Zagama
Bermuedo
Direo
Bay of Biscay
Lewis Strikes Another Blow at Bethlehem Steel
John L. Lewis orders a full strike against Bethlehem Steel Corporation after the company refuses to sign a CIO contract for about 12 000 workers at the Cambria Works in Johnstown Pennsylvania. Inland Steel and other plants face a separate NLBB complaint over bargaining and a company union. Gov George Earle enforces peace with state police as unrest grows with picket lines and streetcar disturbances.
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Johnstown
John L. Lewis
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United Mine Workers
Bethlehem
Indiana Harbor
Washington
Lewis
Cambria
Beatine
National Labor Basil Board
Inland Steel Company
SWOC
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CTO
Inland Steel
Ind
Chicago Heights
Tfl
Rosedale
Franklin
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Steel and Tube Company
Cambria Works
Pennsylvania
Geo. Earle
Gov. Earle
Harrisburg
Corporation
Strike and
City Officilas
Flag Day Observed Citywide With Flags on Display
Scores of United States flags waved in the breeze as downtown businesses and many homes marked Flag Day. The article recalls the flag’s origin with Betsy Ross and details early designs and the shift from the Union Jack to the Stars and Stripes as the colonies moved toward independence.
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United States
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Lynch and Harrison
Fast India Company
England
Cambridge
Austin Girl Is Returned Home
Fifteen year old Agnes Hazellwood of Austin ran away at 9 30 with a suitcase. A radio alert and swift action by State Police Officers Harry McMillin and John Coovert led to her being caught near Columbus and returned to her parents within about ninety minutes. The girl, who gave a false name at first, planned to visit relatives in Delaware county. Columbus police notified her parents who proceeded to collect her.
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Agnes Hazellwood
Austin
Columbus
Wilma Maple
Harry McMillin
Seymour
John Coovert
McMillin
Coovert
Second Street
Delaware County
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Indiana Tour
French Lick
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Sullivan and Terre Haute
Young Mayfield
George Graessle
Henry Montgomery
Travis Carter
William Fisher
Bulletin
Hughes
Wheeler
D-Mont
Franco Takes
CIO Strong Man
Bethlehem Steel Company
Daniel J. Shields
Lynn Adams
Austin Girl
Michigan
Henry Ford
Seymour Water Co
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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