Auto crash victim taken to family home in Brooklyn
The body of Frederick C. Waite a salesman who died at Daviess county hospital from injuries received Monday afternoon in an auto near West Baden was shipped at noon today to his family home in Brooklyn. A representative from the story for which Mr White traveled accompanied the body. An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner P. Scudder at Keller Mortuary and at his office.
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Frederick C. Waite Brook
N. York
Daviess County Hospital
West Baden
Brooklyn
White
P. Scudder
Keller Mortuary
Constitutional Day Observance In Washington
A Washington observance marks the 150th anniversary of the Constitution. The event aligns with a state wide movement among Masons to properly honor the charter and discuss its significance.
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Constitutional Day Observang
Washington
Masonica
Nine Men Freed by WPA in Santa Fe April
Nine men were released from custody in Santa Fe New Mexico on April 15 amid WPA related proceedings. The move follows inquiries into cited peace measures and public works funding.
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Iganta Fe
N. M
Pea
WPA
Gibraltar and Angier Center of New Crisis
Widespread worry spreads as Gibraltar and Angier face a new crisis. Officials warn residents to stay vigilant while monitoring unfolding developments and potential impacts on local operations and safety. Affected groups seek guidance from emergency services and community leaders.
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Gibraltar and
Angier
Center OF New Crisis
New alliance forms strong European bloc
A Paris report outlines an aerial agreement among Great Britain France Poland Romania and others forming a near military axis. The pact aims to deter aggression and allow troop passage in potential conflicts. Viewers describe the accord as a major breakthrough for regional security and cooperation.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Poland
Rumania
Cance
Non-Residents Offered Mortgage Exemption Window
County Auditor R Ernest Clark said a new law barring non residents from mortgage exemptions does not take effect until 1940. Non residents may file for exemptions this year until the first Monday in May according to the auditor.
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R. Ernest Clark
Site Tax Board
Knights to receive communion at St Mary's mass Sunday
Knights of Columbus members will receive communion at 7:30 a m Sunday Mass at St Mary’s. A breakfast will be served after at the Knights of Columbus building by the D of I.
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Knights of Columbus
K. of C
D. of I
Newberry resident OLRie Vowel seriously ill after stroke
OLRie Vowel of Newberry has been gravely ill due to a stroke but has shown some improvement in recent days as reported today.
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Olrie Vowel
Newberry
Ear stoppers urged to protect nerves from noise
Sacramento April 15 Ear stoppers are now advocated by science to make life liveable in an increasingly noisy world. Professor Dt erna Knudsen of the University of California Los Angeles says ear defenders can save nerves and reduce injury from excessive noise.
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Sacramento
Cal
Dterna
Knudsen
University of California At Los Angeles
Slayer Given Life in Prison
Franklin Indiana April 15 Clif ford Redmond 27 a farm hand charged with the brutal slaying of Mr and Mrs Paul Brand in their farm home near Edinburg March 1 made a surprise appearance in court here Friday pleaded guilty of premeditated murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment Circuit Judge Charles B Staif pronounced sentence after Redmond said he had nothing to say and wept An indictment on two counts alleged the farmhand killed the Brands who were shot and beaten as they slept an attempt was made to attack their 12 year old daughter Gloria Ann Gloria Ann her brother Tommy and sister Judith four hid in the farm house until daylight then Gloria Ann ran to neighbors for help Redmond was arrested in Rantsey Illinois soon afterward He had been driving the Brands automobile in which the state alleged was used in the slayings
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Franklin
Ind
Clifford Redmond
Paul Brand
Edinburg
Charles B. Staif
Redmond
Gloria Ann
Gloria’ Ann
Tommy
Judith
Gloria
Draond
Rantsey
Fragmentary note on new livelihood for a person
A fragmentary item mentions a proposed livelihood for an individual identified by initials or partial name. The text references potential work or income but lacks specific details, dates, or official context to confirm scope or beneficiaries.
Ben nington levee case advances in Daviess court
The Ben nington levee dispute moved to Daviess circuit court today with a clerk’s receipt listing three prospective special panel members for future hearings. Judge Eldo W. Wood and Pike-Dubois circuit involvement are noted as factions select a special judge, potentially vacating proceedings.
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Bennington
Daviess Circuit Court
Stump
Ae Supréme Court
High Court
Eldo W. ‘Wood
Pike-Dubois
Suspect in Washington Forgery Ring Nabbed in Elmore Township
Tommy Wilson, 34, formerly of Elmore township, questioned over a Washington forgery ring uncovered in recent months. He was arrested Friday after allegedly passing a forged check at Paristyle Shop on East Street and fleeing before capture. Police report Wilson did not deny the Paristyle check but offered no admission to other forgeries tied to merchants identified by Osipe and Mrs Claude Smith. Wilson has five prior Indiana prison terms for crimes.
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Tommy Wilson
Elmore Township
Washington
Wilson
Paristyle
East — Street
Esca
Tural Peer
Christ « Osipe
Claude Smith
the Park
Ige
Oeal
Indiana
Cri
Indiana stars Lash and Deckard set for feature 1500m
Indianapolis April 15 Indiana university is favored to win the team title at the Indiana AAU track meet at Butler outdoor track. Don Lash and Tommy Deckard, former IU distance stars, will run the featured 1500 meter race with the winner to become American record holder for the event. The race is open and never before contested in the open. Deckard also faces the 3000 meter steeplechase while Lash competes in the 1500.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana University
Indiana A. A. U
Butler University
I. U
Don’ ‘Lash
Tommy Deckard
Ray Sears
Butler
Aye
Indiana
Deckard
Last Day For Gross Income Tax Returns In Indianapolis
April 14 and Saturday April 15 mark the final filing date for gross income tax returns. Residents are urged to prepare filings and contact the appropriate license authority for advice and assistance.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Man Faces Prison Term For Counterfeiting Plot
Frank Parker, linked to bootlegger era crime networks, faced potential two years in prison and a $10,000 fine after a federal jury convicted him of conspiracy to pass counterfeit bills. The jury acquitted him on four of six counts in the indictment.
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Chicago
Frank Parker
Attorney and man die in double shooting at trial
In Indianapolis on April 16 Charles L. Tindall and Bert Swain each died from self inflicted and other gunfire after a verdict in a suit against Eunice Swain. Sheriff John Dent said Swain fired as Tindall left a Greenfield barbershop after the trial. Tindall long served Hancock county as a prosecuting attorney.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles L. Tindall
Indiana
Bert Swain
Greenfield
Eunice Swain
Tinedall
Swain
John “Dent
Hancocktan
Tindall
Eunice
Tindal
Hancock County
United States Moves to World Arms Conference Call
President Roosevelt urged German and Italian leaders to pledge long term peace guarantees. He proposed a world conference and asked whether their forces would not attack or invade independent nations for a period of 10 to 25 years.
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Washington
Rooser
Hitlen
Germany
Mier
Presij
United States Fleet Ordered Back to West
President Roosevelt urged Germany and Italy to halt aggression as the navy element abruptly ordered the entire fleet to return to the Pacific from Atlantic maneuvers. Secretary Swanson announced refueling will restore normal Pacific operations amid reinforcements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Navy
United States
Pacific
Tar Swaigon
Atlantic
Cape Gree
Two Men Named in Local Labor Court Case
Leonard Earl Godwin age 26 of the city and B. and O. employee son of George A. Charles T. Gariepy age 27 of DL a truck driver are listed in a local labor court case.
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Leonard Earl Godwin
City
B. & O. Employe
George A. Charles T. Gariepy
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