Conservation Council Holds Fine Meeting at Alfordsville
Members from eleven clubs gathered in Alfordsville to discuss quarry game laws and conservation work. Charles Aoe of Plainville was elected alternate representative, with J R Gantz of Odon invited to host the next meeting on March 22. Attending clubs included Straw of Odon Rader of Epsom Harson ofWat Alfordsville and Land of Plainville. Game Warden Bicol Wiltrout addressed the gathering.
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Severty
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Hlainville
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Epsom
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House Leader Stakes Impeachment Move On Jackson
Indianapolis reports show House leaders debating publicity for delinquency bills and tax measures. Debates cover license plates, truck laws repeal, and emergency clauses while bills on liquor control, teacher retirement funding, and health board powers advance through committees.
Barr Township Conservation Club Organized At Montgomery
The Barr Township Conservation Club formed in Montgomery with Ray E. Smith as president and Tom Webber as secretary. A board will be elected next Thursday at the Montgomery school building. The club plans to acquire 250 baby quail for rearing before release and to build a fish rearing pond. Forty five attended the charter meeting, with more expected at the next gathering.
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Barr Township Farm Bureau to Meet at Montgomery School
The Barr Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting on February 22 at 7 30 PM in the Montgomery school building. A good speaker and moving picture films will be shown plus an entertainment by the Black Oak Home Economics club. Refreshments will be served and ladies are asked to bring cookies.
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Washington High School Debating Teams Win District Title
Washington high school debaters triumphed in the district contest defeating Vincennes and Dugger over the past two weeks with Vincennes taking second and Dugger third. The final debate motion stated, Resolved that the United States Should Form an Alliance With Great Britain.
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Correction for Meadow Gold Butter Price
The Democrat corrects yesterday's Q and S Stores ad error stating Meadow Gold Butter was 23c per pound. The price should read 32c per pound.
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Reserves Face Glendale Tonight In Local Matchup
The Washington Reserves meet Glendale at 8 p m in the community gym with a small admission. Glendale has improved since a prior loss to St Marys, and a competitive game is anticipated from both sides.
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Canadian Cardinal Villeneuve Talks as Next Pope
Vatican City, Feb 18. Cardinal Villeneuve of Quebec, Canada, suddenly appears as a possible successor to Pope Pius. While an Italian pope is expected at the conclave starting March 1, Vatican authorities order a biography of Villeneuve, signaling notable papal interest.
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D C G Stevens Died Friday Night At Newark Ohio
Carlos Glen Stevens aged 68 died Friday night at Newark Ohio after a severe heart attack two weeks earlier His career spanned years with Baltimore and Ohio railroad including superintendent posts He was born in Sumner Illinois and lived much of his life in Washington where he married Esther Hefron. Funeral and burial arrangements were set with private services in Newark and interment at Oak Grove cemetery
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Masonic Lodge
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C. G. Stevens
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Blue Hole
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Six Die in Greenville S C Auto Truck Crash
Greenville S C Feb 18 Six residents from near Rome Ga were killed when their car collided with a truck six miles north of Greenville Two others were seriously injured Mrs Laura Reese and her 8 year old daughter Robert Johnson Curley Johnson and two unidentified women were among the dead Leonard Reese and James Davis were taken to General Hospital in Greenville in critical condition Eugene Miller of Gastonia NC driver of the truck is held under technical arrest pending investigation
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Rome
Laura Reese
Robert Johnson
Curley Johnson
Leonard Reese
James Davis
General Hospital
Eugene Miller
Gastohia
N Ca
Roof Fire Near Elnora Sparks Quick Fire Department Aid
Elnora Indiana February 18 fire department arrived about 11 am to save the country home of Kyle Wilson south of Elnora as a roof blaze broke out. Origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Kyle Wilson
Senator Payton Faces Fight Over Crime Disclosure Bill
Senator Payton led opposition to a measure proposed by Sen. Gene Payton aimed at requiring new disclosures by newspapers in crime reporting. Sen. Claude McBride defended the bill while Sen. Jacob Weiss and Walter Vermillion engaged in debate. The senate killed the measure by voice vote.
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Jeffersonville
Gene Payton
South Bend
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Cone
Jacob Weiss
Pila
Drew
Walter Vermillion
Ben
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Messure
Seek Man For Questioning In Roosevelt Case
Florida City February 18. A man in a brown sweater and pants vanished into thick brush beside a railroad siding as secret service and police searched the area before President Roosevelt’s special train passed. Lineman climbed a pole to aid the search but the man remained at large. The president was en route to Key West by motor train, with his flagship A Houston awaiting at the destination. A picnic lunch was set for the presidential party during the 140 mile oversea highway run.
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Roosevelt Warns World To Uphold Democracy In Americas
President Roosevelt issues a warning to nations to maintain democratic institutions in the western hemisphere. He urges neighborly respect, nonaggression, and cooperative disarmament as he travels from Key West to ship with the American fleet, stressing the good neighbor policy and unity among North Central and South American nations. The talks underscore preventing autocracy and promoting freedom of trade, travel, and culture.
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Funeral for Shoals boy Herman Sur vance held at Pilgrim Holiness
Funeral services were set for Herman Roy Sur vance, 16, who died at home near Shoals Indiana Friday. The Pilgrim Holiness church will host the 2 PM service Sunday with burial at Spring Hill. Widow F M Baker assists. he leaves a mother five sisters and six brothers. his father was killed years ago near Shoals.
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Herman Roy Survance
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Spring Hill
F. M. Baker
Hospital Notes From Loogootee Area
Mrs. Lora Jones of Loogootee was admitted yesterday afternoon for treatment. Mrs. Leo Costello of Loogootee was reported improved this morning.
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Loogootee
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Frank S. Brown Dies After Brief Illness
Frank S. Brown died last week after a brief illness. He was born to pivher Eon Lydia and married to Shaycach Rai in 1910. Surviving are his wife, a daughter Mrs. Joseph Gray of Columbus, Indiana, and siblings Louis A. Brown of Terre Haute, Mrs. Gertrud Buchanan Loogootee, Mrs. Allen Beckett Indianapolis, and a half-brother Wallace Brown rural route. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church. Services will be held Monday at a.m. with burial in St. John's Cemetery. Norris and Son Funeral is in charge.
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Lydia E
Shaycach Rai
W Ter
Joseph Gray
Columbus
Indiana
Urion of America
Terminal Railroad
Brown
Louis A. Brown
Terre Haute
Mra
Gertrud ¢ Buchanan
Loogootee
Allen Beckett
Indianapolis
Wallace Brow
St. John's Catholic Church
Anti-Fascists Rounded Up in London Blitz
Fragmentary text shows anti-fascists being rounded up in London during a wartime period. The report references London events and a Daily Herald style framing, but details are unclear.
Five Guards Indicted Over Beating at Greendale Reform
Grand jury indictments charge five guards at Greendale state reformatory with beating inmates using a bull whip and a blackjack. Named defendants include Joe Adkins Durica Arlan Todd Everitt Browing and Fred McDaniel. Inmate James Levi reportedly struck unconscious after a blow to the head. Reformatory superintendent and others linked to the incident are noted.
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Durica
Arlan Todd
Everitt Browing
Fred McDaniel
Werg
James Levi
Reformatory
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McDaniel
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