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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1933

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Barr Township Woman Dies After Illness

In Barr Township Indiana Mrs. Cunningham wife of Joe Cunningham died suddenly at 4 4 o clock in the afternoon after years of illness. She was born August 16 1889 in Bogard township Davis county and aged 43. Survived by her husband and six children Alvin of Los Angeles John James Dorothy Theresa and Mary at home. Two brothers William Healy of Indiana and Hugh Healy of Bogard township. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church with burial at St Bartholomew. The Spaulding infant Thomas Garner dies after pyloric stenosis operation at Davis county hospital. Tommy born August 8 1932, died at age eight months. Burial at St Johns cemetery follows brief services at St. Johns.

Jan Mary (Burris) Healy Bogard Township Davia Cunningham Fei Alvin Cunningham Los Angeles Jin John Dorothy Theresa Mary William Healy Ington Hugh Healy Bogard Cunninghag St. Mary’s Catholic St. Baras Spaulding Angel of Death Arthur Spaulding Thomas Garner Daviess County Hospital Tommy Speuldings St. John’s

Inflation Idea Faces Delay in Senate Belief

The inflation program faced delay as Republicans denounced it as destructive and dangerous. Democrats were confident of passage but feared several days of delay. the plan would use government bonds and Federal Reserve purchases to inject funds, possibly starting today, with a later step involving notes.

Washington Senate I . Pa Ploe Naters Federal Reserve United Sips Thomas Administration

Roosevelt to Hold Talks With MacDonald Sunday

Washington April 21 President Roosevelt welcomes the chance for informal talks with Prime Minister MacDonald who arrives tonight to discuss European and domestic issues. Arrangements plan a quiet Sunday aboard the Sequoia with the two leaders and key aides to press for a decisive settlement while preserving privacy for personal talks. Col Louis McHenry is to be White House liaison as the meeting unfolds with Herriot of France also anticipated.

Raymond Clapp Washington, D.C Roosevelt MacDonald White House Washington McDonald Herriot France Louis McHenry MacDean Couti Weath Mn MacDo Tomac Dosevelt Ishbel Marguerite Rubens Ja Hi Ren

Hospital notes list Petersburg patients and operations

Howard Miley Jr of Peters burg had a major operation Thursday evening. Mrs Austin Fiscus of North street underwent a major operation this morning. Donald Quiggens of Peters burg, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Quiggens, was admitted as a patient this morning. Mrs K B Shelton of Jie remains listed in hospital notes.

Howard Miley, Jr Petersburg Austin Fiscus North Street Donald Quiggens Lawrence Quiggens That City K. B. Shelton J Ie

Factor free after Chicago kidnap case ends

Jerome Factor, 19, kidnapped for eight days, exonerates five suspects after viewing them at the detective bureau. Archie Brown, Ted Patterson, Edward Strauss, Rocco Sicirlino, and Sam Maggio were freed. Factor says captors did not harm him and demanded ransom before releasing him at his mother’s home after his father claimed no payment.

United Press Chicago Jerome Factor Detective Bureau Archie Brown Ted Patterson Edward Strauss Rocco Sicirlino Sam Maggio Yyouth Brown Patterson Strauss Sicilline Maggio Tuscola Ill John Jake the Barber Factor Bootblack Prince of Wales Kid

Township aid requests to be filed with county official

State aid rego will over next day and so at the office of O M McCracken county rintend ent of school by C R ustine state redirector Mr Hertenstein will meet with township trustees and go through their requests for aid next year Recommendations will be made by Mr Hertenstein ruling the requests providing changes are necessary All township trustees should take note and be prompt in bringing in their state aids requests one of these two days Mr Hertenstein is in the city.

O. M. McCracken C. R.ustine Hertenstein

Field Day Planned All Day Saturday in Daviess County

A Daviess county field day is planned for Saturday with county schools participating in Decesine Athletic events. The schedule and list of events will be released in time for Saturday activities.

Daviess County

Mary S Russell Will Filed for Probate in Daviess Court

The will of the late Mary S B bern Russell was filed for probate in Daviess circuit court. Dated September 4, 1930, it was witnessed by Frances Rodarme and Alvin Edgett with John L. Russell named executor. The bequest allocates all assets to her children.

Mary S. B Bern Daviess Circuit Court Frances Rodarme Alvin Edgett John Russel Botting

State school official to visit Preachington Tuesday

George C. Cole, superintendent of state school instruction, will be in Preachington next Tuesday after 2 PM for a conference with Daviess County township trustees. Matters of importance will be taken up by the official and all trustees are urged to attend.

George C. Cole Daviess County

Navy programs broadcast by local youths visit

M A Glasgow of the United States Navy spoke today about navy work as local youths showed interest. The program airs on Thursday nights at 8 oclock and Monday at 2 15, with Glasglow in town for the event.

M. A. Glasglow United States Navy Reon Woot Navy Mr. Glasglow

Eagles Receive Their Beer Permit

The Washington Aerief Fra ternal Order of Eagles received a telegram from state excise director Paul Fry stating their beer permit has been granted. A supply of beer from the local wholesaler will be stocked at once.

Washington Aerief Fraternal Order of Eagles State Excise Paul Fry

Plainville Girl Breaks Arm at Play

Mildred Fullerton of Plainville suffered a fracture to the right arm above the elbow while at play. She was brought to Dr. H. C. Wadeworth by Dr. Freshley, the injury reduced after X rays, and the arm placed in a cast.

Mildred Fullerton Plainville H. C. Wadeworth Freshley

Girl Breaks Right Arm During Play

Maxine Yeager twelve year old daughter of Ben Yeager of Sycamore Street sustains a broken right arm while playing.

Maxine Yeager Ben Yager Sycamore Street

Cooking Pictures Shown Tonight at Conteh Crie Chu

A reel of the picture show was presented tonight at Conteh Crie Chu featuring a Contook packing of sane vegetables, an announcement noted.

Criechu

Toy Factory to Hire More Workers and Expand Production

The Corcoran Manufacturing Company recalls several eloves and plans to operate at a larger scale within ten days, hiring at least fifty men. It launches a new sidewalk coaster for children at fifty cents, with dies and tools ready for mass production. The plant has shipped about one and a half million dollars in goods over seven and a half years and paid over $430,000 in local payroll.

Corcoran Manufacturing Company Washington Electric Company Corcoran Pate Laiebl eSabor

Exemptions To Be Filed Soon

Daviess county auditor Rollie Moren reminded that Monday May 1 is the final day to file tax exemption applications. Mortgage and soldiers exemptions are already filed. board of review will decide validity and allowance in June. Mortgage exemption forgives taxes up to 1000 on real estate valued at least 2000.

Rollie M. Moren

Senate Moves Rapidly On New Inflation Stabilization Plan

The United Press reports the Senate moved quickly to vote on President Roodivelt’s $6,000,000,000 program aimed at controlled inflation. The plan seeks price stabilization and currency support as markets opened near yesterday’s levels. International notes mention the pound and franc moves and a Belgian tendency toward abandoning the gold standard while stock trading shows brisk activity with a softer early frenzy.

United Press Senate Roodivelt Indon Paris Reep Todger New York Yes

Fiddle Fest At St. Mary Tonight

Odon hosts a fiddle festival tonight featuring local musicians and community performances led by the event organizer and Applauding audiences. The program includes varied tunes and community entertainment from residents and visitors.

ST. Mary

U S Macon Makes Maiden Flight In Air Day

Akron April 21 The navy airship Macon embarked on her maiden flight following the Arizona ship Akron's destruction in the Atlantic. The large silver dirigible rose with engines roaring and leveled off as it sought favorable weather.

Akron Macon Atlantic Ocean N St

Mysterious Main Street Awnings Attract Curious Crowd

An odd scene on Main Street drew many observers as people questioned wrong initials on a new awning above a grocer reading shop. A delay followed when an orderly arrived and weighed payment terms while another man tended to his den.

Berlin News Brief Shows Sparse Readable Fragments

A fragmented OCR item from Berlin reports sparse readable facts with no clear event, date, or names. The fragment hints at local affairs but lacks concrete details or entities to summarize further.

Reconstitution Finane Corpora tion faces $300000 note offer

Washington on April 21 reports the Reconstitution Finance Corporation arranged a loan package of $300,000 with a five percent annual rate. The deal aims to stabilize operations and support restructuring efforts amid corporate pressures.

Washington Anderhett Kent

Governor's Emergency Aid Applicants Must Be Single Men

The program restricts applicants to single men aged 18 to 5, each with dependents currently receiving aid from a charitable organization. Will Fitzgibbon serves as chairman of the Governor's Emergency committee.

Will Fitzgibbon

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Oeeo Hugh L. McLeat Francisco Cameron Scotland Dee McLeod Barr Township Ealth Edotee Ind Cunningham Joe Cunningham Cunnngham Failin Lyle Wilson United Pree Ph. D. C Banking and Currency Committee Viorel Fletcher Washington, D. C Banking Committee Reed Ogden Mills Hoover Administration Treasury Mills Robert T. Loughran Capone Young Factor Underworld Leonard Marcus le Seine Mary S. Russell Eagles Girl TOY Factory Judd Case Odon Can Weet Adeline U. S Berlin
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