06 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1938
Page
1
A terse local item notes a pending employment meeting in Diaviess County. It mentions a practical framework, upcoming months, and a plan to facilitate location access for applicants and workers with Thursday notifications.
A Florida painter was fined and sentenced in a recent case. The brief report notes the penalties and the outcome, with no additional details on the charges or court.
A vehicle collision in the outskirts of Lick yesterday afternoon led to injuries for Stanley Quacker. The accident remains under investigation by local authorities.
A fragment mentions Mrs Burris planning to attend a design school. Ralph appears in a garbled line, and a name like John is partially visible, with no clear dates or places. The readable portion favors noting Mrs Burris’s enrollment activity in design studies.
An injured Douglas Corrigan is described after a strenuous home flight effort. The report notes his injuries and references a hazardous journey and ongoing concerns about air travel safety.
A man from Elnora sustained injuries in a late Friday wreck while traveling west on a rural road. The collision prompted medical attention but officials reported no serious injuries at this time.
The 4 H eliminations will be held August 12 in Daviess, at the Hub fairgrounds, starting at 8. Girls may enter canning and dress revue entries. Miss Edin Froth, state supervisor of girls 4-H club work, will judge demonstrations and select exhibits to be taken to the state fair. Public invited to observe judging and the dress revue schedule runs 11 15 to 12 00 for judging exhibits, 1 00 to 2 30 private dress revue, 2 30 to 3 00 public dress revue.
A deadly quarrel at a tavern led to a murder count after a poker game. The incident occurred in Ard Aug where Byers a miner, and Vir rs a local man, were involved. Police report indicates a fatal stabbing or beating during the tavern altercation.
Observers foresee Barkley winning as Roosevelt backs his renomination on a New Deal platform. Gov Chandler and other leaders split over administration policies while Barkley gains support from allies and party members amid high stakes and political maneuvering.
A fragment mentions a slain individual and a state funeral procession with speakers and timing, though many specifics are unreadable. The readable bits suggest formal ceremonies and a memorial address by local officials.
A girl suddenly lost her speech after a basketball game, then recovered it later while with friends. The incident followed a temporary paralysis and prompted medical attention.
John Lawrence and his company return to Old Settlers for another year. The event promises a lively show with a free entertainment segment featuring Melodies and a chorus, plus community help.
Warren T. Baker, 67, was admitted for treatment following an action as last year. His transfer to care listed medical observations and ongoing care needs.
The document lists several entities with lower state assessments including Indiana Bell Telephone Company, Southwestern Gas Corporation, P & Pacific Railroad Company, and Illinois Pipe Line Company along with figures such as Indiana Bell $177,695 and P& Pacific Railroad $188,615. It notes totals and distribution among utilities and carriers.
Two men were shot while asleep in a car in a gangland style killing. Police identified one victim as Switaj, 34, with a second man named earlier. authorities offered no motive. The double homicide, dated August 6, remains under investigation.
Eugene O Bryan, a well known educator and union school leader, announced he will depart for IP'LS to take a new position. He has accepted a role in Indiana at McFarland Center township Marion and will move with family. The move aims to reduce inconvenience to himself and his students after years in teaching and superintendent roles at Epsem Street and Wish.
Thousands of war veterans converge on Indianapolis August 20 to 23 for the twentieth annual American Legion state convention. Four Democratic candidates vie for commander, including John A Watkins, William Ly Hyland, O T Turflinger, and Harold A Shindler. The gathering features parades, memorial ceremonies, and a lengthy program spanning August 20 through 23.
In Harrison Indiana the 333rd regiment under Lt Col F L Snider takes charge of troops during a training scene. Col Franklin F appears among officers with 1st Lt members from Nebraska and Ohio in a 1900 era listing.
A witness recalls the loss of Dr. Littlefield and his wife Lydia in a fatal shooting earlier this week. Carroll stands accused of killing the doctor and his spouse in a case tied to a field incident and a state prison term.
Moscow reports a tense mood as Soviet forces push near Koje and Manchuria, while diplomatic moves falter. News notes three-pronged Soviet offensives with planes and infantry, claiming closings to Japanese positions and warning of border shifts toward any peace treaty.
Moscow reports Russia claims Japan has taken no action toward settlement as Western allies press for progress. Kremlin notes awaiting a decisive move before any peace talks can advance, citing cautious signals amid ongoing diplomatic strain.
A young gunman shot and killed tavern keeper Alex Sulimar in Chicago after an argument over a price for a glass of beer. The assailant fled after the fatal shot as police began investigations into the motive and circumstances surrounding the incident.
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