14 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1933
Page
1
The council, led by Mayor McCarty, authorized drafting an ordinance to regulate pool rooms at the next meeting. In Indianapolis on Feb 14, the county salaries bill was reported by the House for passage, amid party appointments and reforms.
Partial OCR text reports a January 1933 statement outlining state finances and salaries. It mentions a $2,198.26 amount, payroll corrections, and bills altering examiner pay, tax and income notions, and printing through penal institutions. The passage references Secretary O Dohnell and legislators John Cantey and others.
Mrs Bespie Fern Aeschliman, 28, widow of Louis T. Aeschliman, died this morning at 12 o clock at her parents residence 306 East Walnut Street Indianapolis after a illness dating from December 11 1932. She suffered heart ailments and influenza complications. her husband died January 10 1930s in Indianapolis. Survived by one child Rost born in Demarest County June 17 1904. Parents identified as Hiwood and oe Bell.
Indianapolis February 14 Four major bills in the state legislature appear ready for quick passage by week’s end. House members and leaders discuss amendments to liberalize municipal ownership of plants and regulate beer. One bill passed 78 to 14. another seeks a broader legal framework extending to January 2. a third proposes a $4200 gallery fund and other provisions, while a separate measure aims to set a legal limit for something unspecified.
County agents from Pike Martin and Ar will represent districts at a district farm meeting. The session opens at 2 and closes about 3 30 pm. Officials will present farm operation demonstrations and discuss outlook and planning for the season.
Ernie Schaaf collapsed in the 13th round of a fight with Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden. He died minutes later from injuries sustained in the bout, amid crowd noise and the arena's drama. He was 74.
A badly injured, half clad girl was found at a Bridgeport crossing near a park after being dragged along railroad tracks. Police, medical examiners and witnesses differ on cause of death, with some alleging assault by two tramps but officials leaning to death by exposure in extreme cold hours earlier. The case centers on the unidentified girl and surrounding leads.
Fragmentary OCR shows a jury trial for Sam Sturgeon on petit larceny. The text references Washington, a farm, a Mr. Dillin, and constables, but details are garbled.
A missing veteran returns home after leaving in a car to sleep following an illness. The veteran is now reported to be at Louis DeGade Home Jmme and receives medical aid.
Lester Lee of Washington County addresses the Indiana Teachers Association as Robert Hougam of Princeton presides. The fragment notes a proposal on tax laws and school reforms with emphasis on funding and policy changes.
Norma Lee Hoefling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. West of Washington, was reported improved today at the hospital. The child, suffering from pneumonia, was placed in the Cygenaire tent and is under care at the local facility.
Deputy Sheriffarry Bieley escorted Thomas Taylor to the state farm this afternoon. He will serve a 60 day sentence and pay a $1 fine plus costs as ordered by the court for failure to provide.
Fred Drew of South Washington was taken to the Davinty hospital this morning for an emergency major operation to remove a high appendix.
Vincennes police notified that a wine colored Plymouth coupe with Florida license 149 was stolen last night. The vehicle features yellow wire wheels and was taken from an unspecified location in the Vincennes area. No suspects or additional details provided.
By J. T. Edwards. A 80 year old Methodist minister identified as aiev. J. ayardy or Badal is seriously ill after muttering about poison. He is treated and transported home to Center. Medical condition remains unimproved and considered serious.
A brief observance notes Ted Johnson of 806 OS. B. Se ine is confined to bed today, believed to be suffering from pneumonia or a severe influenza attack. Local report specifies his condition as precarious and notes medical attention is being provided.
Ray Burris of 1305 Hast Van Street was treated this morning at Daviess County Hospital after a minor incident. Authorities reported no serious injuries and Burris is in stable condition. Further details were not released.
The funeral of Aire Bath Me Mr Gardner was held today with services at 2:30 PM. Local residents attended as family members paid their respects.
A fragmented historical report describes chaotic events in the Reichstag with references to a target and a security shift. Named individuals and groups appear in garbled form, mentioning height, attack, and a toppled figure amid smoke and confusion.
The United States market welcomes new lines of men’s clothing produced in New York. Manufacturers report growing domestic demand and expansion plans for additional styles and sizes across nationwide outlets.
A Civil War veteran living in Indiana died after a long illness. The man, once tortured and robbed, suffered from pneumonia that worsened his condition. He had returned home to recover with the help of a neighbor but did not survive.
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