State rebuts defense in devices case over county trucks
In circuit court a suit by Auditor R. Ruest Clark and starvage for the Feder 1 EMERtor Tuck Comp any seeks a court mandate to pay the balance for county purchase of federal trucks. The July purchase is cited at 5 500 with doubts about the higher department's involvement. Plaintiff Ets & Lehman, security, are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag & Ib
Gist
Clark
Feder 1 Emertor Tuck Company
el .Cgurt
Alles
Ets & Lehman
Secity
State Highway Supervisor Visits Relief and Work Officials
The state Supervisor for relief and work relief, accompanied by A. J. Lenz district engineer for FPR, visited local officials to assess suitable relief measures. The trip aimed to coordinate funding and housing for Indiana residents in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iréet
A. J. Lenz
Missary Hougi
Indiana
Willis Hoddinott Becomes Grandpap Amid Family News
Local notice reports Willis Hoddinott earning the title Grandpap. The message mentions his son, a Birmingham connection, and references a forthcoming event involving Mr and Mrs with plans for tomorrow.
Witnesses Clash in Lindbergh Kidnap Rebuttal Testimony
Flemington New Jersey February 8 jury in the Lindbergh case heard a rebuttal from state witnesses aiming to counter defense claims. Isidore Fisch alibi questions were pressed while witnesses placed Hauptmann near landmarks on the kidnapping night. State witnesses challenged alibi stories and offered details on the ladder, attic, and timing of the ransom plot.
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Flemington
N. A
New
Jersey
Blaanak
Brung Rich- Hauptmann
Isidor
Fisch
Hiuptmann
Erna Jung
Atiee
Scaeet
Benjamin Heier
Isidore Fisch
St. Raymond’s Cemetery
Scouts to Take Charge in City Saturday
Scouting leaders and numerous volunteers will assume city duties this Saturday all through the day. Appointed by Mayor McKown, posts include City Clerk Treasurer John McBride Jack Farris James Miller Richard Aikman City Attorney Don Green and City Engineer John Sudduth along with a long list of assistants in every department such as Light Plant Water Plant Park and Street Car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scouts of Washington
Otelock, Sary
The
Bad McKown
Claule
Coanei Eh
John McBride
Jack Farris
James Miller
Richard Aikman
Don Green
John ‘Sudduth
Delmar
Ter Hoath
Coatney
Paul Mangint Manin
É Crane
Wéndall el
Dan Vollmer
Trica Bobyometets Osman
Kelly Dant
Eugenie
P Dorper
Fred
Howard Barber
Chester Grow
Kermit Resort
Albert Pett
Lester McMurtrey
John Budduth
Ha Bline
Harold Fyffe
Jack Hb E ¥Temen
Light
Pitt
John Waters
Ray
Williams
Roy Roberts
Jimy Rogers
Cédric Stone
Junior Cunningham
Carol Dillot
Dept
Bob Stewart
Robert Raymond Jetger
Jetrystine
Aie Eskridge
C Barn
Bert Thorpe
Charles Hopp R. Park
Deptel _Cristonine
Max Helder
Helpe Neal Gilliatt
Nor An Eres
Robert Cox
Walter Yarbrough
Robert Hopper
H. W. Brannaman
Wilbur Ma ‘Hanign
Clifford Rane
halle@stodjan
Carl Luder
Jury Hearing Trespass Case In Local Court
Jury in Daviess County hears testimony in the trespass case against Jerry A. Rodarmel farmer owner. Witnesses include Samuel Parry Olive Wise and Frank Turk. Sheriff’s deed and mortgage details are presented as evidence. Rodarmé denies the allegations and the verdict was not yet reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess Gigeont Court
Was
Jerry A. Headermel
Samuel “Parry
Olive Wise
Garry B F " Whitman
Frank Turk
Chapman
Jon
Shereet
Rodarmé
Indiana Senate to Act on Child Labor Measure Today
Indiana awaits action as the Senate plans to suspend rules to ratify a child labor amendment to the state constitution. House approval yesterday sent the measure to the Senate for a final vote this afternoon, with a likely Democratic majority passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
House
Jacob Weiss
Acre House
Eich
Scho
Ervite
Brief Illness Claims Melvin Stare at 45
Melvin Stare aged about 45 a former Royal Street car man died last night after a brief illness at a hospital. He was unconscious on arrival in Washington state until his death. Survived by widow two children. Funeral details to be announced. Washington papers list survivors as Mrs. Maudie, Bernice Ritter, and Lela Washington.
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Melvin Stare
Royal Street
Monan
Meterans
Howattal Nislar
Ae Tak Aflier
Washington
Daviston
Maudie
Bernice Ritter
Lela Ashington
Court Orders Restraint in Rudolph Frak Tin Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a circuit court order restraining actions by a savings association and a judge named William Hart Sullivan. The text mentions difficulties in trying the case and references Washington where the court session occurred. Not enough detail to confirm full parties or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraktin
Rudolph
D Peoples Saving
Ling Association
Ar¢ Expéete
William
Iteall
Hart
Washingtonn Sullivan
Dairy Legume School Offers Free Soil Testing Initiative
The Dairy Legume School announces a free soil testing program with an opening event and demonstrations. Attendees will learn soil sampling methods and depth requirements, with guidance from university dairy department officials and local extension staff.
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Dairy Legume School
Fragmentary report from Terre Vincennes police inquiry
Pieces of a local crime note describe a deceased man found near a paring area in Vincennes with a body not fully identified. No clear names or dates are readable, but a funeral home and a few scattered details hint at an ongoing inquiry.
Farmers Evening School in Monday at Barr Township High
A Monday evening session at Barr Township High School will feature a soil analysis demonstration by A TM. Bishea, with a main speaker Willyb Barr outlining an agricultural method. The event aims to educate farmers on soil health and farming techniques.
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Willyb Barr Township High School
Brig Gen Naylor to Speak in Knox
Brig Gen Whh K Naylor will speak on national defense at Vin¢anfiies on February 12. Local veterans are expected to attend. For more information and reservations contact Dr Scudder immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naylor
Knox
K. Naylor
Keey Witt
Vin¢anfiies
C. P. Scudder
Vegetang
Veterdas
Scudder
Building clock event hinted in terse OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a meeting in a room and a clock building on Mary 11th with unclear details. Names and context are garbled, offering minimal concrete facts about dates or organizers. The readable bits imply a scheduled gathering but lack sufficient specifics to identify people or institutions.
Died Suddenly at 7:30 John H Barley of Bogard Township
John Henderson Barley, 64, died suddenly at home in Bogard Township at 7:30 a.m. from heart trouble after a brief illness. Born October 24, 1874, son of John and Malinga Barley, he married Getta Mallett November 11, 1900 and farmed all his life. Funeral Sunday at 10 a.m. at Cord Church with Luther Stone officiating. burial in Cord Cemetery. HuettePolster & Sons to charge funeral arrangements.
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John ‘Henderson ' Barley
New Concord Church
Bogard Township
Odon
Concord Church
John Vand Malinga M. (Standley) Batley
Getta Mallett
Cord
Luther
Huette Polster & Sons
Loogootee Legion to Hold Tournament
Loogootee Indiana February 8 Loogootee Legion Post 124 will host a blind tournament Saturday afternoon February 16 Four teams Martins Athenians Jeffersonville WGA C Elnor Independents Loogootee Legion draw at 130 pm first game 130 second 230 arena games start 800 pm winners play 900 pm for the championship 860 pm afternoon losers play.
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Loogootee
Bi ‘Ind
Lesion Post
Loogootee _ Bym
The
Martins Pe Athenians
Jeffersonville Ww. G. A. C
Elnora
Cin
Indiana
Afi
Pleads Not Guilty Kilson Charged With Failure to Provide
Pleadings list Virgil Kilson in circuit court this afternoon as not guilty on a failure to provide charge. He was released on bond with $250 pending further hearings. The case references a lease and a pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Kilson
Daviess County Hospital Notes Entertains Local Patients
Miss Sharon Kremp daughter of Mr and Mrs Earle Kremp of 04 S E Third Street underwent a major operation today Miss Dorothy Kramer of Ans Southside Avenue was admitted this morning for treatment
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Sharon Kremp
Earle Kremp
S. E. Third Street
Dorothy Kramer
Southside Avenue
Browns Must Pay Five Thousand in Damages
A St. Louis court ordered the Browns to pay $5,000 in damages after Ketn Grimes, a guest of the American, was struck by a bat during a September 26, 1981, baseball game. Grimes had sued for $20,009.
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St. Louis
Lowig ¢Durt
Ap U
St. Louis Browns
Ketn Grimes
A. Batte
Harbstreit Builds Eighth Home in Plainville Area
Joseph D Harbstreit is adding a new dwelling to the Harbstreit colony on State Road 57 south of Plainville. This marks the eighth Harbstreit residence in the vicinity, with most homes erected in recent years by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D
Fine Bén
Plainvills
Home Improvement Milestone Takes Small Town Ahead
A project to upgrade housing in the town makes steady progress as workers install new fittings and reinforce structures. Local officials praise the effort, noting improved safety and living standards for residents. Community volunteers assist with logistics and outreach.
Ish War Vets Meet Sunday Headlined by Wabash VA
War veterans from Ish meet on Sunday to discuss activities and notice a gathering at Wabash VA. The fragment mentions veterans group, a planned Sunday meeting, and local affiliation with Wabash. Further specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Willis Hoddinott
Birmingha Hoddinott
Elbert Carlstrom
Hauptmann
Dunelien
Heier
New York
Bronx
J. Farber
Helier
Carlstrom
Dunellen
Caretak
BOY Scouts
Feture Arts
Academy
Hollywood
Shearer
William Powell
Claudette Golbert
Clark Gable
Frank Morgan
Logal Court
Reeve Township
Idiana
Veterans, Hospital
Paes
Odon School
K.'H. Beeson
Dairy Department University
Vero
Vincennes
Bescury
Robert Bug
Dugecorgle
Will
Ak Pers
Ben W. Clawson
John H. Barley
Loogootee Legion
J. D. Harbstreit — Building Home
Virginia
Rebekah
Hig City
Wabash. Va
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