Radio broadcast planned for regional tourney from Mitchell gym
Local fans can hear play by play of Seymour versus West Baden via loudspeaker and direct telephone link from Mitchell gym. A broadcast arrangement with Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph, Ashcraft Radio Shop, and The Daily Tribune will also cover a possible final game if Seymour advances.
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Mitchell
Daily Tribune
Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ashcraft Radio Shop
The
Seymour
West Baden
Owls
Louisville
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Infant Vaughn Passes Away Near Rockford
Richard Eugene Vaughn three months old son of Mr and Mrs John W Vaughn died at 9 pm Wednesday at John Moffett's home from pneumonia. Born November 30 1934 the infant is survived by his parents a brother John W Vaughn Jr funeral Friday at 2 pm from James Vaughn's home near Medora with burial at Wray Cemetery.
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Richard Eugene Vaughn
John W. Vaughn
Rockford
John Moffett
James Vaughn
Medora
Wray’s
John W. Vaughn, Jr
Great Railroad Mystery in Cresson Wreck
Railroad men probe a freak wreck in which two coal cars separated from a 95 car train and toppled over a bank near Cresson Pennsylvania. Brakemen tried to salvage the line by coupling cars behind but their actions left the errant units to a wrecking crew.
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Cresson
Procter and Gamble Named Violator Under Recovery Act
The Labor Relations Board found Procter and Gamble violated Section 7 A of the Recovery Act by sponsoring a company union at its Long Beach California plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Labor Relations Board Today
Procter and Gamble Company
Long Beach, Calif
Warmer weather promised after cold snap
Jackson county's delayed cold wave moved in but milder temperatures are forecast by week end. The minimum hit 37 degrees and a rise in the mercury is expected Friday. Some rainfall occurred Wednesday with heavier rain west of the area as a brisk wind chilled downtown.
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Jackson County
Indianapolis
Mercury
Loew
Meningitis Claims Life of Miss Mary Durham
Miss Mary Helen Durham daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Durham of 708 West Tipton Street died at 2 am at the family home after a week long illness of meningitis The 19 year old would have turned twenty on March 13 Private funeral services were set for 4 pm with Rev Morris and burial at Riverview Cemetery Surviving are her parents seven brothers and two sisters all at home born in this county and lifelong resident of the area
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Mary Helen Durham
Emil Durham
West Tipton Street
Miss Durham
W. (. Morris
Riverview Cemetery
This
Emil
Ida Parker Durham
Howard
Thomas
Ralph
Winford
Clarence
Frankie
Bowen
Gladys
Frances
Police radio station site in East Tipton awaits construction
Equipment has been cleared on the site west of Seymour highway headquarters but no work has started on the Indiana Department of Public Safety radio station No. 5. The lot fronts U S Roads 31 and 50, extends about 280 by 360 feet, with a 280 foot antenna tower planned and eight hourly operators needed for broadcasting and receiving police messages.
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Indiana Department of Public Safety
Seymour District Highway
East
Tipton Street
Safety Department
Seymour Industrial Association
U. S
Indianapolis
Richberg seeks two year NRA extension with limited codes
Donald Richberg told the Senate Finance Committee that the administration favors extending the NRA for two years in its current form. He proposed limiting codes to trades and industries actually engaged in interstate commerce.
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Washington
Donald Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Funeral services for FE P Trapp in Vernon
Funeral services for FE P Trapp age sixty four a well known southern Indiana banker will be held at Vernon. Trapp was cashier of the Dupont bank at his death in Seymour Tuesday night. He is survived by his widow a son five daughters his mother and two sisters.
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FE. P. Trapp
Indiana
Seymour
Vernon
Trapp
Dupont Bank
Valuable Present Retains Warmth After Forty-One Years
Kansas City report notes Reese Alexander kept a Christmas gift from 1893, a pair of Australian lambs wool mittens, and wore them yesterday while tidying the garden. The mittens remain in good condition after many seasons.
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Kansas City
Reese Alexander
Movie Stars Invited to Moscow Anniversary Celebration
A number of foreign film stars are invited to Moscow for the 15th anniversary of Soviet cinema late in March. Guests include Charlie Chaplin Greta Garbo Renee Clair and Jean Renoir.
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Moscow
Charlie Chaplin
Greta Garbo
Renee Claire
Jean Renoir
Brackemyre Elected Master Councilor of Seymour DeMolay
Allen Brackemyre was elected Master Councilor of Seymour Chapter DeMolay at a Wednesday night election in the Masonic Temple West Second Street. Harold Stanfield completes a six month term. Charles R. Mayfield becomes Senior Councilor and Francis Horning named Junior Councilor.
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Seymour
Allen Brackemyre
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
West Second Street
Harold Stanfield
Charles R. Mayfield
Young Brackemyre
Francis Horning
Young Mayfield
Charles Mayfield
Wilford Brackemyre
Local bill prompts cigar gesture in House
In a West Virginia House debate, K M Hertnick secured recognition for a local measure affecting his household only. He explained that a new delegate arrived and intended to pass out cigars to the House, prompting the interruption.
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Charleston
W. Va
K. M. Hertnick
Hertnick
California Canning Spinach Crop Valued at 415000
The 1934 canning spinach crop in California is estimated to be worth 415000 dollars, reflecting the year’s agricultural output.
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California
First Indiana high school music contest comes to Seymour
The seventh annual state high school music contest, run by Indiana University extension division and the School of Music, will hold its district meet at Shields High School Seymour on March 29 30 or April 5 6 with J Russell Mitchell in charge. Winners advance to the state meet at Indiana University April 22 judged by IU music faculty with medals and scholarships offered.
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Indiana University Extension Division
School of Music
Seymour
Shields High School
J. Russell Mitchell
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
East Chicago
Indiana
Indiana University
I. U. Extension Division
I. U. Music School
I. U. School of Music
Two County Men Sent to Farm for Trespass
Edward Johnson sixteen or seventeen and Loren Michaels twenty two from Seymour and Medora respectively were sent to the Indiana state penal farms for sixty days after pleading guilty to trespass in Columbus city court. They were fined 50 dollars and costs. They admitted boarding a coal car bound for Columbus and claimed others were hidden on board.
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Edward Johnson
Seymour
Loren Michaels
Medora
Indiana
Columbus
John JL. Hosea
Charles Moran
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Garden City
Indianapolis
Flood Eases as Grans River Ice Jams Break
In Grand Rapids Michigan on March 7 Associated Press reports dynamite blasts broke ice jams on the Grans River. Flood waters that had driven ninety families from their homes receded as the river backed ten feet deep into the area. Residents within a three mile by half mile stretch were compelled to abandon houses.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grans River
Islands of Samos Chios fall to rebels after fleet visit
In a dramatic development the Islands of Samos and Chios surrendered to rebel forces after a visit by rebel fleet ships. Government troops, massed with heavy artillery, pushed through the Struma valley under overcast and rain as Loyalist forces pressed to crush East Macedonian rebels.
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Struma
Associated Press
Athens
Samos
Chios
Greece
Mareh To
Funeral services for Alfred Younger Medora resident
Funeral services for Alfred Younger age seventy seven of Medora will be held Friday at 10 am from the Hague Funeral Parlor with Rev. Cox officiating Burial will be in Heighton Hill Cemetery Younger was found dead in his Starr Hotel room in Medora Wednesday afternoon of suspected organic heart disease He spent most of his life in Carr township and later farmed near Mitchell He is survived by three daughters Nellie Ernst Gertrude Vawter and Evangeline Owen a sister Florence Weddell who died last November and his wife Etta Hattabaugh who preceded him in death
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Alfred Younger
Medora
Hague
Mr. Cox
Bedford
Heighton Hill
Younger
Starr Hotel
C. V. Starr
Carr Township
Lawrence County
Mitchell
Etta Hattabaugh
Wesley and
Susan Younger
Nellie Ernst
Gertrude Vawter
Indianapolis
Evangeline Owen
Loonisville
Florence Weddell
Wallonia
Alyce Jane’s Smile Signals Recovery After Surgery
Ten year old Alyce Jane McHenry of Omaha shows cautious signs of recovery after an operation to correct an upside down stomach at Truesdale Hospital. Surgeons note her temperature fluctuations are normal while she speaks of getting well and tolerating light nourishment.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Mar
Alyce Jane McHenry
Omaha
Alyce Jane
Truesdale Hospital
Seven killed in oil well blast near St George Utah
A premature nitroglycerin charge exploded at an unfinished oil well five miles south of St George killing seven observers and injuring at least a dozen. Victims included Arrowhead Corporation general manager George Alsop and electrician Joseph Empey among others. witnesses described chaos as flames and debris hurled from the derrick.
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Associated Press
St. George
Utah
Here
George Alsop
Alsop
Arrowhead ( 1) Corporation
Joseph Empey
St. George Electrician
Empey
William Maloney
Ray B. Nelson
St. George Dairyman
Joseph Snow
Ellis J. Pickett
Pickett
Larson
Bert Covington
Rosemond Snow
Mr. Snow
Leah Cottam
Heber Cottam
Proclaimed Ruler of Siam Named at Court
Bangkok March 7 Prince Ananda Mahdol eleven year old nephew of former King Prapadhipok named ruler of Siam with a Council of Regency announced today.
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Bangkok
Siam
Ananda Mahdol
Prapadhipok
Soldiers seize Havana University as unrest spreads
A 300 man detachment occupied Havana University to quell strikes challenging President Mendieta. Two people died and twelve were injured as violence erupted. Teachers and students were briefly imprisoned while censorship and orders barring press coverage followed.
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Associated Press
Havana
Havana University
Carlos Mendieta
Nationalist Union
Mendieta
Reg“Taciliriae
Bay
Customs and Internal Revenue
San Diego
Secretary of the Interior
Finish Fight on Pink Slips Debate in Washington
Opponents of the pink slip income tax publicity law vow a prolonged fight. House Ways and Means Chairman Doughton and allies press repeal as returns for 1934 are due March 15 while treasury officials warn opening pink slip records could be delayed until next November due to the difficulty of compiling accurate data.
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Washington
Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Fredericksburg Man Convicted in Poison Case
Marek Z Edward Bell, a sixty year old Fredericksburg businessman, was convicted today of poisoning his disabled wife Madge W Bell and attempting to poison her. He faces a three year penitentiary sentence. Ruth Piel, seven, daughter of Rev F Piel of Borcers Church, is improving after a serious laryngeal diphtheria illness and a Tuesday operation.
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Fredericksburg
Marek Z. Edward (. Bell
Madge W. Bell
Wis
Ruth Piel
F. (. Piel
Borcers Church
Liquor Measure Battle Ahead as Session Hines
The Indiana Senate prepared to hear a Public Policy Committee report on the administration liquor and beer control bill amid expected clashes over amendments. Governor McNutt signed eleven House bills including new judicial study, mine safety, and civics courses for high schools.
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Indianapolis
Senate
General Assembly
House
William J. Black Anderson
Commission
Paul V. McNutt
United States
Indiana
Two Injured as Truck Overturns Near Indianapolis
An afternoon crash on a highway near Indianapolis left Ben Setzer and Edward H of Marshall NH badly hurt when their cattle truck overturned. Both suffered severe head injuries and were rushed to area hospitals for treatment.
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Indianapolis
Ben Setzer
Edward H
Marshall
Here
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North Vernon
Brackemyre
Indiana University School of Music
Michaels
Johnson
McNutt
Ripley County
Ripley- Jennings-Scott Circuit
Riley Goble
Seymour Water Co
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