Truck Load of Corn Stolen Near Plainville Farm
A track load of corn was stolen Monday night from the Williams farm crib two miles south of Plainville in Steele County. Sheriff M H Fitzgerald said clues were unavailable after a day of searching, though the probe continues. The corn, about a bushel of five yellow ears, was taken from the Williams farm near Road 57.
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Stanley Williams
Plainville
Steele
M. H. Fitzgerald
Williams Farm
City Banks Elect Officers And Directors
In a recent bank meeting sequence several city banks announced new directors and officers. Washington National Bank named directors including ty Backes Henry J. Linden Dr W O Pealot Miss Louis I he smith Madea Plots Farris tine Auberry and aie Fis gérald Janitor Steve Mattix. Peoples National Bank listed directors such as Alien Matthew F. Burke Charles F. De Rob Co. Graham Paris A. stirige Leo J. sbeting John H J Frank McGehee Theodore Reininga with Burke as President Cochran as Vice President and Reininga as cashier Also elected were Burress Krempp Steinhart Rang Moren with Burress President Krempp Vice President Hayes Cashier Burton Teller Hayes. State Bank directors include Dr B O Bur ress George H Krempp Harry Hanson George Cavanaugh Dr A T Steinhart Dr A A Rang Rollie M Moren with Burress President Krempp Vice President Hayes Cashier and Piph er Teller Pauline Hayes The Citizens Loan and Trust Co elects directors and officers this afternoon.
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Washington National Sn
Ty Backes
Henry J. Linden
W. O. Pealot Miss
Louis Ihe Smith
Madea
Farristine Auberry
Aie Fisgérald
Steve Mattix
Peoples
National Bank
G- Alien
Matthew F. Burke
Charles F. De Rob+ Co
Graham
Paris A.stir
A. T. Steinhart
A. A. Rang
Rollie M. Moren
Dr. Burress
Mr. Krempp
C. E. Hayes
R. W. Burton
Ralph Pipher Teller
Pauline Hayes
The
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Woman Writer Questioned At Senate Hearing
Washington reports record tampering in a Senate hearing on Felix Frankfurter’s Supreme Court nomination. Elizabeth Dilling, Chicago author of The Red Network, called the Roosevelts “very dangerous radicals” as she testified, drawing sharp questions from Chairman Neely and committee members. The tense exchange highlighted partisan divides during the probe.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Svery
Senate
Felix Frankfurter
the .S. Supreme Court
Elizabeth Kling
Chicago
Chan Eely
West Virgo
Red Network
Neely
E Red
Hopkins testifies on commerce role before senate panel
Senator Vanderberg of Michigan questions Hopkins about shipping and commerce experience. Hopkins recalls a Chautauqua speech on conflicts between news and government, notes W P A transactions with firms, and downplays self praise while explaining prior business leadership before becoming secretary of commerce.
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Farry
Senate
Jesee Jones
Reconstraction Finance Corporation
Congress
Vande
Burg
Michigan
Hopkins
Chautauqua
N. Y
Secretary of Commerce
W.P.A
General Wood
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Vardenburg
Chamberlain and Party Arrive in Rome For Talk With Mussolini
Rome reports forecast an immediate setback over Germany’s colonial demands and Italy’s ambitions as Prime Minister Chamberlain arrives for talks with Benito Mussolini. Italian press and officials mark the visit as pivotal for the balance of power in Europe.
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Chamberlain
Party
Rome
Mussolini
Germany
Italy
Benito
Vito Gayda
Pon Giornale
Italia
Eapreacice
Duce
Offi
Mussoli
Come Chanberlain
Ile
Coun Ciano
Achille
Dino Alfieri
Hdpor
Generalissimo
Franci
Cnet
Gayd
Berlin
Jon Stae
Police Chief Urges Parking Compliance Near Hospital
Chief Pete Johnson calls for cooperation from motorists to obey the city parking ordinance near Daviess county hospital. Signs mark a no parking area on the north side of Bedford road along the hospital. Violators face fines and possible prosecution. Local drivers urged to follow the posted signs and ordinance.
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Pete Johnson
Daviess County Hospital
Bedford Road
Parkers
Voters To Receive Notices In Daviess County
County Clerk Roscoe T. Myere begins notifying about 2 000 registered voters who failed to vote in the past two years that their names will be removed from the registration list unless steps are taken. The action complies with state law and affects about 2 000 voters.
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Roscoe. T. Myere
Daviess County
Women Entitled to Attend Class at City Hall
Homer Trowbridge announced the first aid class at City Hall and said that daughters or wives of men enrolled are also entitled to receive the training, urging all eligible women to attend.
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Homer Trowbridge
City Hall
Washington High School Debaters Triumph in Local Meet
Washington High School won with two victorious debate teams at a local meet, besting Ma y high school. Judge Miss Clara Proc tor, WHS debate coach, announced the results and praised team performance.
Cauthorn Rites Held at Mt Zion Church
Funeral services for Mary Alice Cauthorn age 90 were held at Mt Zion church this morning at 10 o clock with interment following at High Rock cemetery.
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Mary Alice Cauthorn
Mt. Zion Church
High Rock Cemetery
Paul Grannon Leases Linco Oil Station in Van Trees
Announcement states Paul Grannon leased the Linco Oil Station at Van Trees and Second streets and is now in charge. He will be glad to greet old customers at the station.
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Paul Grannor
Linco
van Trees
Second Streets
Aged Resident Henry Rayman In Critical Condition
Henry Rayman an 82 year old resident of N. E. 16th street is critically ill with little hope of recovery.
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Henry Rayman
N. E. 16Th Street
Colonel Ruppert In Critical Condition In New York
Colonel Jacob Ruppert 71, owner of the Yankees, remained gravely ill at his Fifth Avenue home after slipping into a coma overnight. Family noted a brief revival but warned the end could be near.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Fifth Avenue
The Mary British Trans Atr Liner Refrigeration Claim
A fragment notes the liner The Mary British Trans Atr has 60 cubic feet of refrigerating space.
Two Daviess Miners Hurt In Cannelburg Accident
Two Daviess County miners were seriously injured in a slate fall at the Enkoff mine near Cannelburg. Maurice Newton of Montgomery was semi conscious with a fractured collar bone a possible skull tire and internal chest and neck injuries while another miner sustained a left leg fracture and back injuries. Carl Erkoff, owner, was in the room as the accident occurred and fellow workers moved the slate before transporting the men to hospital. The Enkoff mine is owned and operated by Carl and Len Enkoff, located about a mile south of town.
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Maurice Newton
Montgomery
Newton
Enkoff
Carl Erkoff
Alf Clements
Portland Attorney to Get McNutt Joe
Salem Oregon January 11 William D Bennett Portland attorney and former state legislator said he had been advised he would be appointed U S High Commissioner to the Philippines on a temporary basis He will replace Paul V McNutt who is running for president in 1940 Bennett said he would take the post during McNutts absence for about seven weeks from Manila on a diplomatic tour He plans to leave Portland February 10.
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Salem
Ore
William D. Bennett
Portland
U. S
The
Pilippines
Paul V. McNutt
Bennett
Sharecroppers Making Homes Along Roads
Sikeston Missouri January 11 100 miles of southeast Missouri highways see hundreds of sharecropper families set up temporary camps beside Routes 60 and 61 in protest against evictions. The camps are organized by the Tenant Farmers Union affiliated with the CIO. Secretary M L Mitchell said landowners are driving families off farms to lower their status and push casual day laborers into farming in the cotton belt.
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Sikeston
Missouri
Tenant Farmers Union
C.lo
M. L. Mitchell
New York
C.L.O
John Bowman Made Captain in State Dept
Fragmentary account notes John Bowman appointed captain within a state department. Text references a fan area, an enforcement group, and a cooling mobile unit needing belt maintenance. Unclear details, uncertain names, and potential OCR errors hinder full reconstruction.
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John Bowman
State Dept
Hospital Notes Report Aerial Admissions And Procedures
Patients listed with admissions and surgeries include Mrs Mary Klem and Mr Anthony id admitted for treatment J Asa L Jones admitted yesterday for treatment George B Robeton underwent major operation Kvester Freyberger submitted to another procedure Mrs Lawrence Sawyer had a minor operation Ruth Abel Shoals underwent a major operation.
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Mary Klem
S. Anthony
J . Jasa L. Jomes
Ut Ra
George B. Robeton
Weatere
Kvester Freyberger
Lawrence Sawyer
Mitcht
Sao Ruth Abel
Shoals
Surprised plea in gem smuggling case shocks federal court
In New York on January 11 Albert tied smuggler to 129 pleading guilty in a reprisal move. A diplomat and radio comic were linked to a separate indictment as co defendants in a live charge. others had pleaded not guilty.
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New York
Albert
Jacknny
Chaperau
Georges
Lowe J
Farm home near Wheatland destroyed by fire
Sparks from a defective flu ed a fire that destroyed the home in Wheatland Indiana. Eas Hollingsworth of the Leo district reported the blaze about noon yesterday. No further details available.
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Wheatland
Ind
I Eas Hollingsworth
Leo
Widow of Dodge Assured Fortune in Ontario Case
Mrs. Annie Laurine Dodge widow of Daniel G. Dodge, once a $15 weekly operator, wins a widow’s share of a motor for tune as a settlement sets values at million to 8 million before taxes. The case hinges on the Daniel Dodge will and a prenuptial to determine the estate’s size and distributive share. Dodge died after a dynamite accident on a summer lodge trip, leaving a contested fortune and a 250000 prearranged amount.
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Pontiac, Mich
Annie Laurine Dodge
Gore Bay
Ont
Daniel G. Dodge
Daniel Dodge
Hungarians to Defend Border After Czech Incursions
Budapest reports two battalions of armed ex servicemen deployed to Munkacs to support border guards after alleged Czech attempts to breach the Hungarian Ruthenian frontier. Hungary warned Prague that counter measures would follow if border crossings recur. The note was delivered to the Czech minister in Budapest. A separate item notes a Chinese army imposing a thrift rule requiring 10 percent of pay be saved.
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Budapest
INS
Munkacs
Hungary
Youths Bodies Found in Lake James
Angolan authorities recovered two youthful bodies from Lake James near Pokagon State Park after a fishing camp accident. Temperatures and radar data prompted search efforts. authorities are investigating the circumstances of the deaths and identifying the victims.
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Angola
Ind
Pokagon State Park
Cod
Lake James
Schricker backs move to probe Indiana school books
Indiana Senate approved a bipartisan inquiry into the adoption of state text books at the urging of Gov. Henry F. Schricker. The plan, supported by Democrats and Republicans, would form a three Democrat and three Republican special committee to investigate the text book process after Schricker called it the worst racket next to liquor.
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Indianapolis
INS
Henry F. Schricker
Senate
Indiana
Schricker
Education Committee
Lane
False alarm from Box 34 reported downtown
Firemen were called at 1 30 this morning to West Walnut and Lith street where a false alarm from Box 34 was turned in by an unknown person.
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West Walnut and
Lith Street
Perso
Probing Public Opinion on WPA Policy in 1930s
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a political clash over Roosevelt's WPA relief program. Mentions a Democratic opposition, a reshaped Republican stance, and a probe into the agency's spending and agentry realities. Limited readable names and figures suggest broader debate over $15,000,000 and $875 million allocations.
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Washington
Jar
Roosevelt
Senate approves Pope appointment in surprise vote
Senate approves Pope appointment amid brief debate. Details unclear from brief OCR note indicating names and timing are uncertain.
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Senate
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