Youth Scholl Dies After Accident Near Wheatland
Washington youth Johnnie Scholl, known to many friends, died after a Sunday morning accident near Wheatland. He attended the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Aee of Washington and Bernard and Joseph. Services are Friday at 9 in the Catholic church. The crash also injured Ralph Mode, who sought help in Wheatland. Scholl’s body was taken to Vincennes for burial.
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Johnnie
Legion of Friends
Washington
Citizens Military Training Camp
Camp Knox
Preseer Catholic Church
Wheat- Wand
Young Scholl
Wheatland
Jeannie
Scholl
Et Scholl
Fincennes
Farmer Held for Double Slaying After Coroner Report
In Pell today farmer Richard Hargis, 43, implicated in the shotgun slayings of Annice Miller, 60, and her son Johnnie, 22. Coroner’s report cites the deaths as first degree murders and recommends referral to the March grand jury.
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Robinson
Richard Hargis
Farmer
Pell
Annice Miller
Johnnie
Milder
Harrie
Reid
March
Fire destroys Amzie Miller garage in Topeka loss $10000
Fire swept through a Topeka business area destroying the Amzie Miller building and causing about $10000 in damage. Help came from LaGrange and Waee communities as investigators assess the threatened incident and fire response efforts.
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Ais
Topeka
LaGrange
Wa Ee
Amzie Miller Gregory
Shoals Young Man Arrested in Home Invasion
A Shoals man was arrested after a Sunday home invasion in which two men held Mr and Mrs Bass at gunpoint for over two hours while their house and outbuildings were ransacked. Savage, accused, denies involvement. his wife also a local schoolteacher. Local authorities have not released specific evidence.
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Bass
Savage
John Gavage
Davey and Geary Deny Guilt in Theft Charges
Davey a 27 year old and Geary deny guilt in theft charges filed in Daviess. The case details reference an incident near Hastings involving a $2,000 bond and the alleged concealment of items. Authorities prepared to jail or hold them as the investigation continues.
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Davey
Geary
Daviess Ipehit
Hastings Wla
Fourth Manas Suspect Tied to Vegetable Hijacking Ring
Terre Haute reports confirm the arrest of a fourth suspect in a Carlisle gang linked to hijackings last summer that yielded produce valued in dollars. Cecil Romine and Rush Davidson already confess. Russell, recently paroled, faces charges from issuing fraudulent checks and thefts involving jewelry and other goods.
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Leo Russell
Carlisle
Merly
Carlae
Ind
Sullivan County
Terre Haute
Cecil Romine
Shelburn
Banfield
Rush Davidson
Wesley Williams
Sullivan Lgonaty
Russell
Sullivan
Davidson
Smock
Casey
Lawrenceville
Romine
Congress Set to Aid Jobless in Coming Days
Congress plans to speed federal relief for unemployed amid drought and disaster recovery. Prest Hoover and Senator James Watson signaled an $118,000 bill to accelerate traction projects, with action likely before Christmas recess, as differences over drought relief delay adjournment and urgent aid to cities farms and stricken areas.
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Prest Hoover
James B. Watndiana
Watson
White House
Soven
Drouth
Republine
el House “Committee
New Gas Well Near Petersburg Reported by Ferro Claimant
Dr Talljeferro moves a drilling rig on the Stansell lease near Petersburg to probe a new well owned by Charles Lakiauarters. The fortune of the venture is tied to a Bilder Iie site with an initial gas volume of 0 000 cubic feet. Pike County firms shift focus from oil to gas as the line seeks extraction.
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Saat
Petersnd
Charles Lakiauarters
Char‘g. ‘Paltlaferro
Talljeferro
Stansell
C. Ugh
Pas Yerators
Pike County
Éline
Wounded bandit expected to die deputy succumbs
Fragmented OCR section reports a wounded bandit near death and a deputy killed. The text mentions December activity and Christmas gift advice, but details are unclear due to damage. The item appears as a brief news blurb with limited readable facts and several garbled phrases.
Psi Iota Xi Sorority Baskets For Needy Families
Psi Iota Xi sorority plans distribution of 40 baskets of food in Washington on December 24, with baskets prepared at 7 oclock on December 23. Donations from Barr Orchards Mrs W L Evans and others support the effort, aiming to prevent duplications and ensure delivery to doorsteps.
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Psi Iota Xi Sorority
Washington
Ority
Barr
W. L. Evans
R. J. Sanders
Girl Scouts
Taggart
Eagle Bakeries
Charles Rose
John’ Kretz
Car
Walter Gordon
Ss. A. . Leonard
John McKay
A. G. Burnett
Next Governor Conference Held at West Site
A multi state governor conference, the 48 sites set for gatherings, involves five governors, with the West venue chosen for the event.
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Desae
Evening Radio Schedule Includes NBC CBS Musical Programs
CBS network airs an aviator orchestra at 6 09 PM and two orchestral programs on CBS. NBC presents Radiation Var at 3 15 PM and a symphony at 9 PM. WWAE and WABL are listed with network slots and times.
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WABL
CBS
Musical Aviator
WEAF
NBC
WWAF
It Symphony
Evening TV Listings Roundup With Network Times
TV schedule snippet lists NBC CBS and ABC programs including The First Nighter at 7:30 and 8:00, with entries for a birthday party and various shows. Some lines are garbled but indicate network blocks and time slots such as NBC programming at 8:00 and 8:30, with Rhythm City or Melded Mentions.
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Wiz
NBC Network
NBC
WABC
CBS Network
Shepard Trial Nears End in Federal Murder Case
Federal court proceedings in the Shepard murder trial proceed toward closure as U S district attorney M Breister questions testimony from an army officer. The defendant, Charles Shepard, faced intense cross examination while the jury heard hours of testimony and contested details of the wife’s death.
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Charles
M. Breister
U. S
Itis
Anderson Inds Auto-Train Crash Reported on State Road
A fragmentary report notes an auto train crash on State Road with injuries to two or more individuals. Names such as Jones and Nessler appear in garbled text, indicating a collision scene and subsequent investigation.
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Anderson
State Road
Jones
Nessler
Bat Ed Jones
Turowa
Reisinger Rites Held in Evansville
Mrs Jacob J Reisinger funeral held Tuesday morning at St Anthony Churc h Evansville with burial at Josephs Cemetery. Widower resident there and former resident of Evansville attended.
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Reisinger
Evansville
Jacol J. Reisiery
Evalville
Jom
Iseaidontt
Igre
St. Anthony
Chivrel
Ville
Balas
Josph
Revolution in Spain Passed Amid Calm in Major Cities
Madrid dispatch reports Spain’s capital and large cities quiet as revolutionary danger seemed to ease. Strikes waned, telephonic and wireless communications largely restored by noon. A freight train wreck near Guad Rozar caused fatalities and injuries, with 36 cars needed to clear debris.
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Madrid
Spain
Vinces
Beunos Aires
Asturias Express
Guadros
Two Held for Death Inquiry in Maryville
Two men were taken into custody today for questioning in connection with the murder of Velma Colter, 19, a schoolteacher, in Nodaway County near Maryville. Sheriff Harvey Hagland said there was no direct evidence against them but wanted to learn why they were in the vicinity at the time of the slaying.
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Maryville
Velma Colter
Harvey
Hagland
Nodaway County
Downey Son Undergoes Minor Tonsil Removal
Bernard Downey son of Bernard Downey of Roote undergoes a minor removal at Dr A P L Ww’s office.
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Bernard Downey
Rootee
A. P L
Saint Michael's Sun Match at Saint Michael's Sun
Hughhitgrod chairman of the commission in charge announces a large crowd is expected for a big shoot next at Saint Michael's range five miles north of Monicene. Usual awards include turkeys and ducks. a 16 gauge shotgun donation will be auctioned along with other hunting items.
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Hughhitgrod
Michael's
Monicene 7
Xpec
Christmas annual meeting and supper at stores
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Christmas annual gathering for stores with supper after the hour. Mentions a meeting and festive event likely held during the holiday season. Details on location and participants are unclear.
Governor's Son Busy Work at University Page
A fragment notes a governor's son James Rooseyvi, child of Governor Franki ve Roosevelt of New York, working as a clerk in a university law office. The text appears garbled but indicates a study or employment detail involving a state governor's son.
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James Rooseyvi
Franki ve / Roosevelt
New York
Kiwanis Club Hears Reports At Meeting
Kiwanis Glub conducted a business gathering with committee reports presented. Most groups submitted updates. a few will be heard at the next session. Music by Ga and Stix Nutter accompanied by a tune echoing a playful line. Guest Clyde Burch, temporarily in the city on business, was welcomed.
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Kiwanis
Mr. Lagrange
Busiand
Clyde Burch
Man Found Koro at Private Shealy, Ind Budenbaugh
A fragment notes a man found in Shealy, Indiana, with Budenbaugh referenced in a terse, damaged line. The readable bits suggest a local incident or identification matter, with limited context and no clear outcome or date. Further legible details are needed to clarify who was found and where.
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A Ee
Bell
Bernard
Joseph
Wm. Clark
New Jersey
Walter 8 Lindley
Chicago
Beitler
Subnus
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Lakee
Boy Prince
Michael
Roumania
Carol
Ise Treet
The
Bee 8 Seo
Congress
Petersburg
Danville
Indiana
Ilinois
Sidell
Joe Walker
Dana
Yest
Wm. Long
Wm. Martin
Mg Martin
Harry Newland
Long
Vigo County
Terrenes
Frankfort
Governo Conferenci Ture
Radio Faranks
Czar
Benjamin M
Cantor i
Eee
Saint “Michael's Sun
Overnor
Kiwanis Glub
Mary Julians
Ieee Ie
Koro
Vate
Shealy, Ind
Budenbaugh
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