Salem Youth Joe Cleary Vanishes After Car Found Near Standpipe
Authorities search for 20 year old Joe Cleary of Salem after his abandoned car was found near a water standpipe north of Seymour. Officials concluded the sealed 100 foot pipe could not contain a body, while relatives said Cleary left Salem for Louisville for work and has not been seen since.
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Salem
Seymour
Frank P. Colemeyer
C. W. Barkart
J. T. Able
Julius Harlow
Rileyn Goble
Rock
Burkart
Harlow and
Colemeyer
Mr. Goble
Goble
Cleary
Louisville
Pasoliné
Harlow
Norman Station Man Severely Injured In Fall
Everett Frazier, 45, of the Norman Station vicinity, is in serious condition at Schneck Memorial Hospital with a spine injury and internal injuries after slipping from a ladder Saturday while climbing into a barn loft to retrieve seed corn. He was brought to the hospital in critical condition and remains so.
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Everett Frazier
Norman Station
Schneck Memorial Hospital
Frazier
Shields High School to Hold Sixtieth Commencement
Eighty four members of the 1933 Shields High School senior class will receive diplomas at tonight's commencement in the Shields auditorium. Judge E J Millington of Cadillac Michigan will deliver the address The Pducation of a Prince.
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Shields High School
Shields Auditorium
E. J. Millington
Cadallac
Mich
Mary Alice Imgerwerth
J. R. Mitchell
Wil
Norman J. Lasher
Melba Ahlbrand
Olea Dreeve
Ruth Eggers
Gregory Ashcraft Vieln
Elvin Daniels
City Ministerial Union
W. C. Morris
Church of the Nazarene
Romaine
Gounod
Mildred Mitschke
Gregory Ashcraft
Seymour Ministerial Association
Central Christian Church
S. M. Hutchison
First Presbyterian Church
God
Sheridan
Mr. Hutchison
C. G. Spross
Mr. Morris
Luther Morris
Increased revenue from retail store licenses in Indiana
Indianapolis May 24 5 Store owners contribute to state income taxes with 15 636 more paid in store licenses than in 1932 and 4 025 more licenses issued. Deadline June 15 with penalties for late licensing. lists of delinquents being prepared and licenses available at mobile bureau branches.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Clarence Jackson
Jackson
Automobile License Bureau
Forest Camp Planned in Jackson County
A committee will convene at the court house in Brownstown to form a Jackson County forest camp under the Emergency Relief Program. The project aims to employ 200 men on soil erosion control, flood prevention, and tree planting with no tax cost, contingent on at least 400 acres signed for and land contracts signed with the relief committee.
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Jackson County
W. P. Stall
S. R. Templeton
Indiana State Forestry Department
Indiana
Stall
Court House
Relief Committee
Club Leaders Hold Meeting in Brownstown
County 4 H leaders and officers gathered at Brownstown High School for a county meeting. Miss Edna Troth and W R Amick led sessions on club officer duties reporting and leadership while Miss Ida Denny oversaw instruction for club leaders.
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Brownstown High School
Brownstown
Carl Harlow
W. P. Stall
Jackson County
Edna O. Troth
Margaret McBride
Tribune
W. R. Amick
Miss Troth
Mr. Amick
County Issues Require Licenses For Fishing And Hunting
Jackson county residents must obtain licenses to fish within county borders under a new law that also covers hunting and trapping. Licenses are sold by Dr Thomas FE Conner, clerk of the circuit court, for the annual fee. WWII nurses and veterans are exempt from licenses but must hold permits. The law also bans taking raccoons from dens. The People's Grocery will stay open until 10 o clock Tuesday morning.
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Jackson County
Thomas FE. Conner
Jackson Circuit Court
Memorial Day Observed With Closures Across Town
Government and businesses announce a Memorial Day holiday with Mercantile stores closed all day while groceries and meat markets stay open until noon. Post office and banks will close. The Tribune will publish in the forenoon.
Two Appointed On Jackson County Review Board
Judge Branaman named W. P. Masters of this city and George H. Hackman of Driftwood township to the Jackson county board of tax review. Masters is Republican and Hackman Democrat. D. W. Thompson Ivan Love and John W. Hamilton also hold board posts by office. The board will review assessments, remove mortgage exemptions, and seek equalization. taxpayers may appear to request relief.
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W. P. Masters
George H. Hackman
Driftwood Township
John ©. Branaman
Jackson County Board of Tax Review
Masters
Mr. Hackman
D. W. Thompson
Ivan Love
John W. Hamilton
Board of Review
Two Bandits Rob City Man for Forty-Two Cents
Ed Johnson reported to police that two soldiers robbed him near Tipton and O'Brien streets at 10 50 Saturday night. They took forty two cents and fled. Police suspect members of the forest army, described as khaki clad, traveling through Seymour with many hitchhikers passing through Henryville.
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Ed Johnson
Tipton
O'Brien
Forest Army
Seymour
Johnson
Henryville
Seymour clean-up drive rushes to finish this week
The Seymour city clean-up campaign enters its second week with north city rubbish not yet collected and southeast and southwest areas awaiting trucks. Weather delays have pushed completion to Friday or Saturday, with Lions Club and city officials planning a postwork inspection.
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Seymour
Baltimore and Ohio
Seymour Lions Club
Lions Club
Julius Harlow
S. M. Hutchison
Local Officials Aid Injured Daughter In Libertyville
City street commissioner H. K. Dannettelle and Mrs Dannettelle visit Libertyville Illinois after daughter Miss Helen Dannettelle a Libertyville teacher is thrown from a horse and sustains several unwired vertebrae in her back. No bones broken and she rest as well as can be expected in hospital.
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H. K. Dannettelle
Dannettelle
Libertyville
Ilinois
Helen Dannettelle
Trial Postponed in Harriman Bank Books Case
New York May 29 Trial of Joseph W. Harrimanen on charges of falsifying the books of the Harriman Bank and Trust Company which he headed was postponed today until next Monday. Harriman is recovering from a stab wound he inflicted ten days ago in a death by his own action attempt.
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New York
Joseph Wy. Harrimanen
Harriman Bank and Trust Company
Harriman
Gang Nabs Four After $16,000 Bank Heist
Culver Indiana May 29 four members of the bandit gang that held up the State Exchange Bank here today stealing almost sixteen thousand dollars are under arrest as a posse searches a woods west of Quiver for others thought to have joined the robbery.
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State Exchange Bank
Quiver
Morgan Firm Profits Surge in Depression Years
Senate records show J P Morgan and Company earned about ten million dollars from sale and underwriting of securities in 1930 and 1931 while partners paid only 48 thousand dollars in income tax. Drexel and Company joined in the totals, with 1929 profits far higher than later years, prompting calls to close tax loopholes as Congress reacts to the revealed deductions.
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Washington
J. P. Morgan and Company
Senate
United States
Banking Committee
Morgan House
Banking House
Morgan Company
Drexel and Company
Philadelphia
Morgan
Pecora
Congress
Morgan Partners
House
Vinson
Ways and Means Committee
Turner Guilty in Foreclosure Slaying
Otis Turner of Hymera was found guilty Saturday in Sullivan Circuit Court of second degree murder for the killing of Andrew and Oral Reedy, in a dispute over a farm foreclosure. The murder carried a life sentence. four hours of jury deliberation preceded the verdict. Five co-defendants await trial on first degree murder charges.
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Otis Turner
Hymera
Sullivan
Andrew
Oral Reedy
Andrew Reedy
Freetown
Jackson County
Turner
Emil Reedy
Reedy
Revell Sansant
Louis Wells
Frank
James Vanderpool
Brockton Police Radios Locked to Warn Against Off-Duty Listening
Radios on Brockton Massachusetts police cars are ordered locked to a specific wavelength to bar officers on duty from hearing broadcasts deemed more entertaining than crime news.
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Brockton
Mass
Speed Classic Groomed As Angers Prep For Race
Two cars are readied for the 500 mile speedway classic in Indianapolis while a fatal accident claims the lives of driver William Denver of Audubon Pennsylvania and riding mechanic Bob Hurst of Indianapolis. Denver died from a broken neck and skull fracture after a 105 mph practice run as the ill fated car crashed through the outer wall and struck a tree.
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Indianapolis
America
William Denver
Audubon
Bob Hurst Indianapolis
al Aspen
Philadelphia
Denver
Hurst
Merrill
Dock” Williams
Franklin
Ind
Sam Palmer
Los Angeles
Gene Haustein
Detroit
Ralph Hepburn
Willard Prentice Denver
Colo
Doc McKenzie
Eddington
Raoul Riganti
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Williams
Hepburn
McKenzie
Prentice
Babe Stapp
Chester Miller
John Sawyer
Milwaukee
Pami Best
Charlotte
N. C
Dave Evans
Cadlumbue
Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Showers hit Monday, likely ending Monday night. Tuesday and Wednesday look generally fair. Showers return Thursday and Friday, with generally fair conditions Saturday. Temperatures above normal at week start, cooler Tuesday, then somewhat warm for the rest of the week.
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Ohio Valley
Tennessee
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