Lt Robt Winston Visiting Parents
Lt Robert Winston son of Mr and Mrs John L Winston of WW I era arrived in the city after an uneventful airplane trip from Pensacola Florida. He left Peru cola with a companion in a navy aviation corps plane arriving five hours later at Vincennes. The return to Pensacola will be made Friday of this week.
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John L. Winston
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Lafayette
County Barbers Meet Here Thursday For Regulation Talk
Daviess County barbers join Pike and neighboring counties for a Thursday evening gathering at 7 30 in the city home. A member of the State Barber Examiners will explain the Minimum Regulation Bill in detail. A general dish will follow the address and lunch and refreshments will conclude the program.
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M Connell Rites Set Thursday at Aurora
William E. McConnell who died here Monday night will be buried in Aurora. The remains were moved from the GIll Gilldoneral Chapel where burial preparations were made yesterday. Funeral services and interment will be in Aurora as planned.
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Wm. E. McConnell
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Gill Doneral Chapel
Mr. McConnell
Aurora
Robert Osmon 12 Breaks Right Leg in Home Field Accident
The 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Osmon of the ware read suffered a fracture to the right leg just above the ankle this morning. The accident occurred in the field at his home. The fracture was reduced at the office of a local physician.
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Robert Osmon
Roy Osmon
Ware ‘Read
Workers Alliance Meeting Thursday Night Party Planned
The Workers Alliance invites members and prospective members to a meeting and stag party on Thursday at 8 PM on the third floor of the Bellman building.
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Workers Alliance
Bellman
Dr Lindsay Slightly Better After Illness
Dr H B Lindsay of N E Fifth Street, confined for several days with mumps and ailments, shows slight improvement today according to a local notice.
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H. B. ‘Lindsay
N. E. Fifth Street
Buzan Makes Acquisition of Kidwell Insurance Agency
Elmer Bugan, senior member of Elmer Buzan Insurance of Washington, announces the purchase of the Kidwell Agency renewal policies. The firm, now operating from Peoples Nation Road Building, continues the business under Elmer Buzan with his son Norwood as junior partner.
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Controversy on WPA Breaks Up Nation Debate
Washington outlines widening WPA dispute with talks of nonpartisan county advisory boards. Senate inquiries threaten Hopkins as critique grows over federal relief handling and a looming expiration of WPA funding. Republicans and Democrats seek to shift relief control to state boards amid pressure to overhaul the WPA system.
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Japanese Aerial Raids Tippd Chinese City Death Toll
Chinese authorities reported a ferocious series of Japanese air raids during the Christmas holidays. Five provincial capitals were hit as war craft devastated the countryside, with officials in Chongqing noting the raids were the most severe attack seen in China to date and causing mass casualties among civilians.
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Tularemia Claims Indianapolis Retired Officer Brooks
Indianapolis, Dec. 28. Frank Z. Brooks, 66, a retired police officer, died yesterday in an Indianapolis hospital from tularemia contracted after a rabbit fever exposure on September 17. He helped install the first automatic traffic signal. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Maybelle Brown of Washington.
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Maybelle Brown
Washington
Hospital Notes Births And Admits In Local Notices
Born to Mrs Ervin Leon Do 106 N E Second street a son born this morning. Born to Mrs Marvin W Baker RFD 4 a daughter last night. Miss Irma Mangin RFD 1 underwent a minor operation today. Mrs Wm Beatty West on Springs RFD 1 was admitted today for medical treatment.
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Marvin W. Baker
Irma Mangin
Wm. R. Beatty
Weston Springs
Mary E. Thomas Dies After Long Illness
Mary E. Thomas, longtime resident known in the vicinity, died after a prolonged illness. She was a member of the local church and leaves several sisters and seven great nieces and nephews. The obituary notes her life of faith and community service.
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Conchra Histiate Church
Pat
Francis
R James
South Bend Paper Quits and 550 Lose Jobs
Indiana paper ends operation after printing a final issue. About 550 workers face layoffs as the plant suspends production amid financial trouble and management downsizing. Local officials warn of broader economic impact for South Bend.
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South Bend
Noted novelist Gale Breese dies in Chicago
Gale Breese, noted novelist and wife of William Portage, died in 1929. Her life aimed to prove the Middle West could nurture creative artists. Best known for Miss Lulu Bett, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1921 after Broadway adaptation.
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Gale Breese
Puliti
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Middle West
Lulu Bett
Government anxious over French crisis report
Paris reports say the INS learned of a sudden Italian and French Somaliland crisis. Military plans warn France would face difficult defense and heavy odds if attacked. Fears are voiced that Premier Bond might react abruptly, prompting swift political shifts amid near term tensions.
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Sues for Mate's $12,000 Lossings
A terse notice reports a husband suing for 12000 in losses linked to an Indians game misfortune. The item notes a marital dispute and claims of financial damages tied to a spouse. No further factual details are given in the fragment.
Changes Made in Local Welfare Department Personnel
County welfare staff sees several changes with resignations effective December 24th and year start transfers. Henrietta Vollmer becomes chief clerk replacing Ruth Meade McCarty, Martha Lett Ward takes Vollmer’s clerk and stenographer role, Mary E. Auberry fills Maxine Volk’s post, Eleanor W. Purcell added as clerk starting January 13, and the senior visitor vacancy from Mary Seal remains unfilled after exams.
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Henrietta Vollmer
Ruth Meade McCarty
Martha Lett Ward
Vollmer
Mary E. Auberry
Maxine Volk
Muncie Firm Gets Ruling On Labor Representation
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Eagle Glove and Garment Company of Muncie Indiana to bar together with Amalgamated Clothing Workers Local 69 CIO as the sole representative and to disestablish the Eagle Glove Employees Union as a bargaining agency. The stipulation requires restoration of employees to former positions and dismisses the complaint regarding one employee.
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High Free Sr Currents Found To Kill Typhoid Germs
A historical note reports that strong free current flows can destroy typhoid germs. The finding suggests a potential method for reducing bacterial contamination, though practical application details and broader validation are not provided.
France rushes big warship to Somaliland
France bands of infantry battalions move to French Somaliland amid fears of Italian aggression in Somaliland and Ethiopia. The D'Iberville, a 135 officer and man 2 156 ton vessel with 13 guns, joins a growing colonial fleet as Paris weighs frontier risks and possible Daudier defense reviews in North Africa.
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Discrimination Alleged at Pan American Conference
In Lima on December 28 observers from Germany and Italy alleged officials discriminated against them during the Pan American Conference. The talks closed with a note of solidarity among 21 American republics amid the termination of the parley.
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Peru
Toda
Mayor Bangs Quits Spotlight in Sudden Withdrawal
In Indiana on December 28, the fiery mayor and eight Citizens Party candidates withdrew from contesting the election of Foster Catshall, Republican, for mayor and other municipal posts. The case, once set for trial, was dropped as Bangs failed to secure GOP nomination and ran on the Citizens ticket, losing to Catshall.
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Severe cold wave forecast spreads across western states
Forecasters warned a new severe cold wave was forming over Wyoming with very cold conditions expected tonight across Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Utah and Minnesota. Temperatures were to dip to about 19 above in places like New York City with wind chill and wind damage reported near Broadway and 56th Street amid the chill.
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Five of Five Indi cates He Will Abide by Verdict in Federal Trial
Five defendants from Indiana and Ohio were found guilty in a federal court in Indianapolis on charges linked to a $1.2 million scheme involving Continental Credit. They face sentences totaling about 57 years. Judge Baltzeli delayed sentencing to January 5, while one defendant, Kimball, indicated he would abide by the jury verdict.
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Continental Credit
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Winchester
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Cold Wave Recedes After Indiana Death Toll Rise
Indiana encounters a sharp cold snap that caused several deaths as bitter temperatures eased today with a shift of the cold front toward the Atlantic states. Local readings began to improve as winds eased and temperatures rose, signaling a easing in the severe weather gripping the region.
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Atlantic States
Inauguration Monday for new city admin held at Jamu
A neighborhood inauguration is planned for Monday at Jamu to mark the installation of the new city administrator. Officials invite residents to attend the ceremony and reception following brief remarks by the administrator and city leaders.
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Jamu
Death of Indiana beer import system eyed by study commission
Indianapolis December hearing before the state liquor study commission heard witnesses denounce the importer set up and predict the death of the present beer port of entry system. Rabbi Elias Cherry and other commission members weighed Governor’s remarks about reform as heated testimony continued.
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Marriage Licenses Granted in Vincennes District
Thomas Gregoria Richar a laborer of Vincennes and Hila F alee Hatley age 18 of RFD 1 are named in a marriage license filing with Igor Peter Richardville listed as a party. The notice cites Grace Hatle as a parent.
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Vincennes
Igor
Peter Richardville
Hila Falee Hatley
RFD
Grace Hatle
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