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Seymour Daily Tribune

Location

Seymour, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1933

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Seven Trucks Overweight and One Too Long Fined in Indiana

Eight truck drivers were arrested in Scottsburg for violations of Indiana truck laws. Seven drivers faced fines for axle weights over 16,000 pounds. one truck was three feet eight inches too long. A Silver Fleet truck carried beer counters from New Albany to Chicago. Total fines, costs amount to 10.

Seymour Scottsburg N. F. Creamer W. W. Stradley Ray Paswater H. A. Wicker Bedford New Albany Chicago Silver Fleet Motor Express Arthur VonStrode Jack Sadyer Reed Louisville Cleveland Ohio Brano Lance Indianapolis Advance Transportation Company Henryville Ind William Mann Ninevah William Richards Hollis Carroll Denny Motor Express W. Hill C. E. Cravens Floyd Kent Paw Paw Mich Charles Henderson Atlanta Georgia K. Smith Hamilton Ontario R. M. Hill J. C. Wilson Carroll Denny Creamer Justice Wilson

Second Special Venire In Conway Case In Delaware County

A second special venire was called in Delaware circuit court to select a jury for the Rev G Lemuel Conway on charges of attempted criminal assault against an 18 year old congregation member Miss Helen Huffman. Conway was suspended from his pastorate for a year after an ecclesiastical trial found him guilty of imprudent ministerial conduct.

Muncie Ind Delaware Circuit Court G. Lemuel Conway Conway Helen Huffman Here

Cooking School Impresses Jackson County Women

Mrs. George O. Thurn led a free cooking school at the Majestic Theater drawing 450 to 500 attendees from Jackson County. Many expressed appreciation, and over 200 registered for the first session. The event runs Thursday and Friday mornings with on time starts and no reserved seating, stressing home trading to strengthen the community.

Jackson County Majestic Theater Seymour Daily Tribune George O. Thurn Thurn

Seymour Lions Club Attendance Test Yields Perfect Night

N H Eckleman’s team achieved perfect attendance as Seymour Lions Club held the second night of its attendance contest at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The meeting featured a male quartet, an IQ style test guided by Rev S M Hutchison, and playful discipline with the police chief suspending Travis F Carter and cuffing others as the club debated baseball work.

N. H. Eckleman Seymour Lions Club First Methodist Episcopal Church H. G. Corman A. F. Brethauer T. P. Wesley Ben Hoffweier Albert Edward Wiggam S. M. Hutchison Hutchison Travis F. Carter Julius Harlow Entty Meredith K. Stewart Lions Howard Henderson C. H. Spencer George Meyer Alf Snyder A. L. Jackson

Littiken Rites Held In Walesboro Church Services

Funeral services were conducted for John J. Littiken eighty eight in Bethel Church Walesboro with Rev L J Washmouth in charge. Burial followed at Daugherty cemetery south of Walesboro. Littiken died Tuesday night and was a half brother of George Peters and uncle to Elizabeth Petterman and Dr H P Graessle. He had lived sixty years in the same home and was an active Methodist Church member.

John J. Littiken Ogilville Bethel Church Walesboro L. J. Washmouth Daugherty Littiken George Peters Elizabeth Petterman H. P. Graessle Methodist Church

Fairbanks Denies Extortion Conspiracy in Suit

Los Angeles March 29. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. denies charges in the $60 000 alienation of affections and false imprisonment suits filed by Jorgen Dietz a chemical engineer. He says the suits form part of a conspiracy to extort money and he has filed his answers denying all allegations.

Associated Press Los Angeles Mar Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Jorgen Dietz Fairbanks Dietz

Owners Decide to Close Hall in Waynesville

Waynesville dance hall owners Arthur Kaub and Fritzett, amid six Sunday night arrests by Sheriff J W Foust, announced closure of public dances immediately. Residents had circulated a petition in Columbus court, though the owners said no formal complaint reached them. Dances were run by Carl McCord with promises to maintain order. hall to be called off for next week.

Arthur Kaub Fritzett Waynesville Bartholomew County Columbus Foust Kaub Ott Carl McCord East Columbus

Roosevelt Urges Federal Oversight of Securities Markets

President Roosevelt asked Congress for federal supervision of investment securities and called for new rules to curb unethical and dishonest practices. He outlined interstate commerce traffic controls for new securities and hinted at additional measures to regulate exchange property dealings and corporate officer conduct.

Associated Press Washington Roosevelt Congress House Senate Rayburn D. Tex Interstate Commerce Committee

Two Men Held in Slaying of North Denver Gang Leader

Police held two men for questioning in the slaying of Joe Roma the North Denver gang leader. Louis Scavello and Mike Phillips, both in their twenties, were captured after a motorcar chase by City Detectives Lawrence Stone and Peter Zawodsky.

Denver Joe Roma Louis Scavello Mike Phillips Lawrence Stone Peter Zawodsky

Shields High Seniors Favor Academic Paths in 1933

The Shields High School 1933 senior class questionnaire shows 39 plan to attend higher education next May. Of 86 respondents, 34 have definite vocations chosen with many in general studies. Secretarial work leads with seven aiming to be stenographers. nursing and teaching follow with four each.

Shields High School

Message Of Death At Flint Island Ice Rescue

A lighthouse flashes reveal a death in the Martell family as rescuers race to reach icebound Flint Island. Nine children feared ill or dead as ice floes hinder aid. Montcalm prepares to sail from North Sydney to retrieve the body and assist others in danger.

Associated Press Port Marien N. S Flint Island Martell Don McPherson Glace Bay

Revamping of Plan 15 Begun

Washington March 29 A comb promise farm relief bill moves to the Senate after hearings. Chairman Smith aims to trim broad authority for the Secretary of Agriculture, retain the cotton pool, and possibly add domestic allotment and price guaranty. McNary and others seek limits to wheat and cotton. President Roosevelts refinancing bill nears shape with talks at the White House. interest rate and private mortgages are unsettled. Senator McAdoo plans his own refinancing bill to honor a campaign pledge.

Washington Mar Senate Smith Senate Agriculture Committee Oregon Wallace Roosevelt Congress White House McAdoo Cal

Stamps Arrive for Jackson County Intangible Tax

Jackson County treasurer Ivan R. Love announced a consignment of stamps for intangible tax payers. The stamps will go on sale from April 1 through April 10 inclusive.

Ivan R. Love Jackson County

Brady Must Act In Tom Mooney Hearing

In San Francisco on March 29, District Attorney Matthew Brady remains qualified to represent California at the April 26 hearing on Tom Mooney. U S Webb ruled Brady may not be disqualified, with Deputy William Murphy preparing a synopsis for a new motion to dismiss the long pending murder indictment from the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Mooney’s prior sentence was commuted by President Wilson to life imprisonment. Meanwhile Winnie Ruth Judd’s Arizona lawyers seek authorities for a potential new trial as the Hedvig Samuelson murder case remains pending and clemency decisions by the Arizona board of pardons and paroles loom.

San Francisco Thomas J.mooney Matthew Brady U.S. Webb California Brady William Murphy Louis H. Ward Mooney Wilson Phoenix Ariz Winnie Ruth Judd Agnes Anne Leroi Judd Hedvig Samuelson Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles

Carter Named Head of Club

H. H. Carter a renowned local photo finisher on North Walnut street was elected president of the Master Photo Finishers of Indiana at the annual state meeting in Indianapolis. He will represent Indiana at the national Master Photo Finishers gathering in Cincinnati in November. C. W. Howard of Fort Wayne was elected vice president and F. J. Jena of South Bend secretary. Directors named include T. K. Oberfelt Terre Haute A Grass Evansville Roy Hunt Portland and Miss India Movers Indianapolis. The national organization was noted.

H. H. Carter North Walnut Street Indiana Lincoln Indianapolis Carter America Cincinnati C. W. Howard Fort Wavon F. J. Jena South Bend T. K. Oberfelt Terre Haute A. Grass Evansville Roy Hunt Portland Miss India Movers

Speed Objective in Bill Passage

Democratic leaders push for quick House action on Roosevelt unemployment bill to put 250000 men to work in forestry erosion control and flood projects. President’s reply awaited on Senate amendments including loan limitation removal for reconstruction corps.

Senate House Representative Burns White House Reconstruction Corporation

Water Level Drops On U S Road 50 At Medora

Water over U S Road 50 east of Medora was six inches deep late this morning after rising Tuesday afternoon. N F Creamer Seymour district maintenance superintendent said traffic has continued since Sunday and the road is not expected to be clear until late tonight.

U. S. Road 50 Medora N. F. Creamer Seymour Sub-District

Debt question comes up again in British talks

The British cabinet focused on a final settlement of the war debt to the United States as Norman H. Davis arrived as special American envoy. Discussions with government chiefs aimed to avert reviving German reparations tied to the Lausanne accord and a U S debt conference in Washington was anticipated for April.

Associated Press London United States Norman H. Davis Europe Roosevelt Davis Lausanne America Ramsay MacDonald Nevile Chamberlain Walter Runciman Board of Trade Raneld Lindsay Hull Washington MacDonald

Berlin Nazi plan to curb Jewish activity sparks warning

Berlin reports say the Hitler government backed by the Nazi party organized committees to end Jewish business and professional work by Saturday. Jewish children face reduced school attendance and prominent papers warn of ghettos or isolation similar to medieval Europe.

Associated. Press Berlin Hitler National Party Nazi Party Europe Brunswick Republican Defense Force Dietrich Klagges Franz Seldte Vossiehs Zeitung Germany

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