08 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
1
The record shows that a witness testified regarding the divorce and the support provided by Boyles. The proceedings focus on Boyles contributions toward his daughter and the legal implications as the case remains under advisement.
A fragmentary note discusses vast untapped resources in a hypothetical Ruin of America and how President Roosevelt plans to develop near-term power and mineral wealth. It cites water power potential from streams and tributaries, the role of dams and engineers, and ongoing projects like a creek dam near Knoxville with substantial capacity, while mentioning opposition from Senator Norris to the program.
Fragmentary report notes Mollison reaching Thies Senegal and planning a solo flight toward Cape Town. The piece mentions a crash during an attempt to beat Amy Johnson's record, with unclear details about the incident and location.
In New Albany two men are dead and two others injured after a four-vehicle crash. The collision occurred as vehicles wove along the roadway, trapping drivers in wreckage and prompting emergency response. Police investigation underway.
Winter storm brings five degree low, dumps nearly two feet in Valparaiso, halting trains from St. Louis and delaying buses in Indianapolis. Terre Haute records two below, central Indiana sees three above zero, widespread fuel and food shortages worsen in poor areas as relief lags.
Reverend Lemueé Conway, suspended pastor of the Madison Street Church in Muncie, will be tried on March 1 and 16. Bishop Edgar Blake of Detroit announced the proceedings, involving an accusation tied to a high school girl. The case stems from a court-backed grand jury investigation.
Madison County commissioners completed bids for gas oil tract contracts and gravel work. Standard Oil, Elmarp, Chartes England and others received awards while remaining portions were split among towns and crews.
At a Monday night meeting the Bicknell city council approved a wage reduction for city officials effective January 1, 1984. Mayor’s salary drops from 1,060 to 9600 annually, with council members also cut. The action follows a tight budget plan amid harsh winter effects on agriculture and local services.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Blimp will be held Thursday at Henshaw Church. The casket will be opened at the church, and friends may call at the home beforehand.
Local fireman Joe Bowling serves at the Central Department station. With Lemasters absent, Pob Shome steps in to cover duties, maintaining station readiness and on duty coverage.
Miss Geraldine Hudson of 2038 E Seventh Street underwent a minor operation at Dati County Hospital this morning.
Mrs. Mollie Abel of Shoals was admitted to Daviess County hospital today for medical reasons as part of a regional hospital bulletin noting patient admissions and care.
Indianapolis notes the beer bill moves to second reading after approval by the public morals committee. Amendments attached reduce the license fee from 300 dollars to 25 cents and address brewing restrictions, with supporters aiming to limit sales to non suppressed outlets.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a route to land and a person named Mrs hope with unclear context. Reading is incomplete. no coherent event or dates emerge.
Fragmentary OCR item references people and locations with unclear context. Reads like a public notice or civic bulletin fragment, mentioning names and places but lacking complete details.
The Washington Kiwanis Club heard Shoals attorney Frank Gilkison discuss a bat round and rent issues. Club officers Ewart Beck Russell Phillips H G Alley organized the meeting, with the next gathering planned for a later date.
The Baby Cardinals of St. Simon school host the 10th annual grade school tourney in Vincennes. Mrs. Arthur Lett of tas street earns praise for assistance as the event runs smoothly.
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