Lyons Resigns Coaching Post With Seymour Owls
Seymour records report that coach Lyons resigns after four seasons with the Owls to take a position with Morgan Packing Company. Walter L. Surface elected to complete Lyons term as coach, with Lyons praised for his leadership and high standards.
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Noble Lyons
Seymour Owls
Lyons
Iowls
Shields High School
Walter L. “Bud” Surface
Norman J. Lasher
Morgan Packing Company
Owls
Jeffersonville
Greenwood High School
Franklin College
Scottsboro
Seymour
Surface
Pagli High School
Bpend
Coach Surface
Illinois Uni
Death trio tied to abduction case in Indiana
Washington police link three kidnapping suspects Solon Burgess Deark Howard and Callin LaBleu to a two year old murder and a recent trio who killed three men in Louisville Cited by a Washington newspaper the suspects face life sentences and are alleged to be part of a wider scheme involving fugitive gang members and a failed escape at a Seymour filling station.
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Washington
Ind
John Pfaffenberger
Seymour
Harold Amick
Scott County
Solon Burgess
Mitchell
Deark Howard
Bedford
Callin LaBleu
Orange
Texas
Frank J. Wood
Burgess
Wood
Indiana
Lawrence County
John Gaddis
Daviess County
Robert Neal
Ed Coffin
Laecell Long
Clark County
Sehneider
Louisville
Man fined for brick throwing attack near Waymansville
Alva Woodruff of Jackson township Bartholomew county pleaded guilty to assault and battery after throwing a brick through Noah Carr's windshield near Waymansville. Prosecutor said the act caused glass to scatter on Carr his wife and two children as Woodruff claimed he acted to flag down a neighbor's hogs and waved his hands before the brick flew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Carr
Waymansville
Alva Woodruff
Jackson Township
Bartholomew County
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Columbus
Lloyd ©. Bryer
Carr
Nudist Laundry Bill Sparks California Compromise
The California health league compromised on a $215 laundry and labor bill after Mrs. Henry McDonald filed with the state labor commissioner for $4527. The payment covered laundry, removal of poison oak at the nudist retreat near Soquel, and pathway grubbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
San Jose
Calif
California Health League
Henry McDonald
State Labor Commissioner
Soquel
George A. Clark Opens Realty Business Here
George A. Clark, known in local business circles, opens a realty agency at 207 North Chestnut Street. The firm will handle sale and exchange of city property and farms and manage rental properties. Clark previously ran a wholesale grocery and later managed American Security Company before resigning to start real estate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Clark
North Chestnut Street
Clark
American Security Company
Hayride Postponed by Faworth League Society
Inclement weather causes the Faworth League Society of the First Methodist Church to postpone tonight’s hayride for the church’s young people. A new date will be announced later.
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Faworth League Society
First Methodist Church
Malta Cat Adopts Mice in Hickory Sheriff’s Home
In Hickory North Carolina Sheriff O M Barnes home a Maltese cat adopted and raised a breed of mice a curious domestic behavior noted in local columns.
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Sheriff O. M. Barnes
Hickory
N. C
Five damage suits seek 22900 after 1934 crash
Five civil actions filed in Bartholomew Circuit Court name Thurman Query and driver William Turpin as defendants. Charles Campton, his wife Bertha, Daniel Campton, Mary Amick and the Camptons seek damages totaling 22900 for injuries and automobile damage from a March 10 collision near Seymour as Turpin's alleged recklessness is charged.
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S. Road 31
Seyvmour
Bartholomew Circuit Court
Columbus
Thurman Query
Query Transfer Company
Walliam Turpin
Daniel Campton
Indianapolis
Turpin
Duke Named In Charge Of Camp
R J Duke of Indianapolis, longtime Camp Bedford manager, is superintendent of a camp converted into a transient lodge. He has forty three men at work and more Transients arrived from Terre Haute. The camp will service southern Indiana including Seymour with about 150 men to be employed soon. Operation runs six months with rapid improvement plans underway including painting and foundation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Duke
Indianapolis
Seymour
Camp Bedford
City seeks notice on insurance policy termination date
A letter ordered by Seymour city council was sent to the Indiana Industrial Board to confirm in writing when the city was notified of the expiration of its employee compensation insurance policy. The policy could not be terminated until ten days after written notice to the board. The policy expired June 1 and the city seeks to know if it remained in force on June 4 the night Officer Pfaffenberger was killed by youths on Seymour Street.
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Seymour
John Hanenschild
Indiana Industrial Board
Indianapolis
Industrial Board of Indiana
John Pfaffenberger
Europe Investigates Poderjay Affair In Vienna Case
Vienna police link Captain Ivan Poderjay to the disappearance of American lawyer Miss Turverson. Investigators doubt a confession yet expect circumstantial closure. Susanne Ferrand, his French companion, faces charges unrelated to the missing woman.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Poderjay
Susanne Ferrand
Steinhaevsl
Miss Tulverson
Wnclding
Poderjas
Miss Ferrand
Miss Turverson
New York
London
Pollice
Mrs. Etta Attkisson Attkisson Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Etta Attkisson widow of Ed Attkisson, formerly of Seymour, died Thursday in Indianapolis. Born May 18, 1874 in Ripley County, she lived in Surprise and Seymour. Survived by three children Ray Lynn Attkisson and Hazel Smith, all in Indianapolis, two sisters Sadie Smith Minnie Brown, one brother John Cole of Arkansas, four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Riverview Cemetery, here.
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Etta Cole Attkisson
Ed Attkisson
Seymour
Indianapolis
Attkisson
Ripley County
Surprise
Ray
Lynn Attkisson
Hazel Smith
Sadie Smith
Minnie Brown
John Cole
Arkansas
Charles Haper
Circus Coming to Town by Schell Brothers
Schell Brothers' Circus to perform Friday afternoon and night on Broadway near Tipton street. The show features wild animals and a variety of acts, touted as one of the outstanding road entertainments this season with several new features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schell Brothers’ Circus
Tipton Street
Broadway
Roosevelt foes see red today over brain trust stance
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt's praise of the brain trust fuels opposition as campaigns heat up. Yale degree acceptance and New Deal rhetoric spark debate among Republicans and Democrats about brains guiding policy and the coming fall election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Yale
New Haven
Ovden Mills
New York
Dickinson
Summer Makes Official Annual Debut Tonight
Chiago reports Summer makes its official 1934 debut tonight after a damaging spring with wind storms and record heat. Central states saw highs near 95 to 102 in Chicuve Peoria and Kansas City. Wind and hail damaged crops across the grain belt while Wisconsin reports a deadly storm near Monroe vis.
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Chiago
Chicuve
Loo
Peoria
Ill
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Ctop
Van
Wisconsin
Joseph Ohl
Monroe Vis
Waterloo
Town
Portage
Wis
Mystery Hope Now In Graves In Vienna Case
Vienna police press renewed search for missing Miss Agnes Tutterson. They review recent burials, seek clues in cemeteries, and widen cooperation across New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts as they hold Captain Poderjay on possible murder links. If body not found, Poderjay may be released.
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Associated Press
New York
Agnes Tutterson
Metropolis
Ivan Poderjayo
Connecticut
Miarssechusetts
Vienna
Poderjay
Poderjas
Philadelphia
New Weapon To Aid Little Man Against Monopolistic Tactics
The Federal Trade Commission will act as a business court to accelerate unfair practice cases under a technical order. The move, discussed with NRA, lets small business owners plead before the commission and requires code authorities to present their cases, with the commission serving as a nonpartisan judge in a three-party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Roosevelt
NRA
Veteran Mor rison Returns From Grand Army Encampment
Newell Morrison eighty seven year old Civil War veteran arrives in Seymour before noon en route to his Norman Station farm after attending the Grand Army of the Republic fifty fifth annual convention at Muneie. Morrison says he has attended multiple state and national encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Morrison
Seymour
Norman Station
Grand Army of the Republic
F. A. Ry Elesed
Muneie
Morrison
NRA Threatens Eagle Removal Over Code Abandonment
The NRA warns of reprisals including the removal of the Blue Eagle and other steps after the cleaning and dyeing code abandoned price controls. Deputy Administrator Rosenblatt cited the code authority and the code’s denunciation of Hugh S Johnson as evidence of market demoralization and rising racketeering in large centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Sel Rosenblatt
Pfaffenberger Fund tipped to aid widow of slain officer
The Seymour Daily Tribune reports a certificate for 529.15 was given to Mrs. John Pfaffenberger, widow of a patrolman killed while pursuing gas thieves. The fund gathers donations from individuals and firms, including Tri Kappa, Public Service Co., Consolidated Shoe, and others, to support her five children amid the police shooting and subsequent trials.
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Pfaffenberger
Seymour
Shen? Amick
Scott County
Indiana State
Staffenhberger
Tribune
Pfaffenterger
Officer Hero as Dresden Steamer Goes Down
A young officer is hailed as a hero after diving into icy waters to rescue women from the Nazi excursion steamer Dresden which sank in Hardanger Fjord after striking a rock. Four women died and many were injured. survivors endured harsh night conditions in Stavanger Kopervik and nearby shelters until rescue and hospital aid arrived.
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Associated Press
Stavanger
Norway
Dresden
Hardanger
Lloyd Line
Kopervik
Mob lynching reported near Kirbyville Texas
In June in Kirbyville a Black man about thirty died after a mob seized him from officers escorting him to Orange for safety. Seventeen shots were fired as he dangled from a rope, then his body was dragged behind a car and left near a box factory commissary after the crowd removed it from sight.
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Associated Press
Kirbyville
Tex
Lon Griggs
Orange
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Bud Surface
Owl
Hardwood
Morgan Co
Washington, Ind
Duke
Europe
Trson
Poolishman
Fredericek Davey
Poo @ray
Scotland Yard
Davey
Mrs. Attkisson
Riverview
Circus
Schell Brothers
Lewis
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Raymond Moley
A. Berle
Congress
Summer
New York Cemetery
Code
Pfaffenberger Fund
Tri Kappa Sorority
Public Service Co
Em- Ovo
Wees
Consolidated Shoe Corp
Consolidated Shoe Corp. Minow
Greene Sed
Duc Caesale
Meal ‘Bota
Sekekd Vhu
Riley Goble
The
Mour Water Co
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