Relief Policies Face Open Debate in U S Policy Shift
Washington press reports confirm a shift from moral to practical support for France against Germany and Italy. President Roosevelt opens policy by permitting purchase of American built war planes by France, prompting Senate Military Affairs Committee scrutiny of French military procurement and potential impact on allied defense.
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France
Roosevelt
U.S
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Senate poised to pass battle scarred WPA measure
Indianapolis Jan 28 The United States Senate faces a relief budget dispute as Indiana cries for more WPA funds. Townsend warns needs are acute and Governor hopes House restores appropriations. Officials say relief problems will worsen without sufficient federal aid.
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Indianapolis
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House
Pleads Guilty in Coal Theft Case at Vincennes
Vincennes Indiana January 28 Thomas Orme the last of five men held after a collision with a railroad siding in Wheatland pleaded guilty in Superior court Friday morning He was sentenced to sixty days on the state penal farm and fined one dollar and costs both suspended Judge Herman Robbins presided Orme faced a charge of petting Two other men Schneiderman aged 41 and Thompson aged 43 were arrested by a police lieutenant in connection with the B and O railroad incident
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Wheatland
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Hospital notes mention Mrs. Cleo W. McCoy
A note indicates Mrs. Cleo W. McCoy of 1506 West Walnut Street was admitted last night to the hospital for a condition not specified. The brief item records her name and address with no further medical details.
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Cleo W. McCoy
Walnut Street
Feaster and McCallian Youths Engaged in Pairing
Ned Feaster a 20 year old mill worker from Plainville son of Mrs George Clark Feaster and Maxine McCallian 18 from Orson daughter of Lewis McCallian are linked in a listed engagement or marriage record noting ages and parental lines.
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Plainville
Mre
George Clark Feaster
Maxine McCallian
Orson
Lewis McCallian
Washington Loses To Central Bears In Close Cont
Washington Hatchets lost to Evansville Central Bears 24 to 23 in a tight contest. Washington led 13 to 7 early, then Central tightened defense and pulled ahead by halftime 14 to 12. Whipple Lowe and Schoening sparked Central with quick ball movement and strong defense amid a loud crowd. Mangin led Washington with five field goals. Tonight Washington travels to New Albany to face Charlie McConnell's Bulldogs.
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Evansville Central Bears
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Galloway
Lowe
Schoening
Bruner
New Albany
Charlie McConnell
Bulldogs
Hatchet Bulldog Game Broadcast Planned Tonight
Washingtons game tonight with New Albany will be broadcast over Louisville station WGRC on the latters floor. Coach Marion Crawley said the game starts at 8 oclock. The Hatchets travel in individual cars and will spend the night in Logisville, returning home Sunday.
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New Albany
Louisville
WGRC
Marion Crawley
Logisville
Chamberlain Address Cast As Key Policy Statement
London reports Chamberlain will deliver a plain talk to his Birmingham constituents, signaling a firmer stance toward dictatorships yet pursuing conciliation. The speech aims to outline Britain’s position ahead of Hitler’s anticipated Reich address and Mussolini’s Spain-related communique, while reaffirming national defense strength and economic resilience.
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Oil, Gas Work in Daviess County Reported Good
Leasing for oil and gas development proceeds with momentum in Daviess County. Landowners form groups to arrange drilling tests, several test wells may be drilled soon, and many leases have been filed with the county recorder, with over 100 more expected in the coming days.
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Daviess County
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County Recorder’s
Washington
Aikman Creek Bridge Opens On New Highway 257
The new steel bridge over Aikman’s Creek on the Washington to Otwell route 257 opened to public traffic Friday. It rests on concrete abutments with a concrete floor and is part of extensive highway improvements planned for the spring and summer.
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Washington
Orwell
Yeale Sec
State Highway Commission
Otwell
Daviess County
Guest Artist for Sacred Concert Announced
W H Rodebeck of First Christian Church Choir says Mrs Neva Rankin Barnard head of Oakland City College Music Dept will be guest artist at the sacred concert tomorrow night. Barnard is billed as an outstanding soprano whose virtuosity has been acclaimed in musical circles.
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First Christian Church Choir
Neva Rankin Barnard
Oakland City College
Robber Loots Vincennes Jewelry Store Window
A bold nighttime theft on Fifth Street near the post office saw a young robber smash the plate glass of E R. Pulliam's jewelry window with a clinker from a heating plant. Eight to ten watches reportedly stolen while an $85 diamond ring and other items remained. Three witnesses watched from parked cars but descriptions were unavailable. Police tightened rail and highway exits after the crime.
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Fifth Street
Pulliam
Farm Bureau Holds Regular Meeting in Court House
The Daviess County Farm Bureau conducted its quarterly session this morning at the courthouse with only routine business on the agenda.
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Daviess County Farm Bureau
Court House
Workers Alliance to Air Call On Starvation Question
The Workers Alliance says a sea broadcast will run tomorrow from 10:45 to 11:00 over the Columbia network. David Lasser, president, and Senator Jas Murray of Montana will speak about the issue Shall we condemn one million people to starvation.
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Montana
Indiana Senate considers primary bills for floor vote
Indianapolis Jan 28 The Senate elections committee reported all pending primary bills without recommendation to the floor for hearings next week. Measures would broaden primary naming of party candidates with either plurality or majority nomination rules and provisions for state convention delegates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Senate Elections Committee
Supper House
Joseph F. Sexton Ofdianapolis
Senori Webb
Walter Vermillit
Anderson
United States
Elections Committee
Altough
Wilbur DeWeese
Fort Wayne
von Khorn
Uniondale
Webb
Peries
Gasoline tax wording in German context referenced
Fragmentary note cites a Galion of American gasoline cents pledged on it and references Germany cents p the tax is discussed. No clear event or names detected.
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Germany
Insurgents Push to End Civil War in Catalonia Front
Reported in Barcelona insurgents drive toward final Catalan campaign. Franco's forces regroup to close northern phase as Mor¢ and Solchaga units reach 25 miles north of Barcelona. Madrid and Valencia assess cleanup while refugees seek safe zones amid bombing and gunfire. Senate Visual: WPA relief bill faces clash over funding and wage provisions. Endgame for emergency aid remains unsettled as Congress debates total allocation.
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Jose Solchaga
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Woman Struck by Gov Chandler Auto Dies in Indy
Mrs. Helen Peters aged 72 died in Methodist Hospital days after a car carrying Governor Chandler to Indianapolis struck her. The Kentucky driven vehicle, with Sgt Dan Gray of the state highway patrol, injured Peters weeks earlier near the Indiana University football banquet. Also present were Frank D. Peterson and Né Combe, a Lexing lumber executive.
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Helen Peters
Methodist Hospital
Ornior A. B
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Chandler
Indiana University
Dan Gray
Kenucky State Highway Patrol
Pax Eee
Frank D. Peterson
State Division of Accounts
Né Combe
Lexing
Boeing B-15 Airplane Spec Summary
The Boeing B-15 is described as the largest U.S. plane with four 1000 horsepower engines and a weight around 302 tons. It includes its own refinery plant and generating equipment, highlighting its self-contained propulsion and power systems.
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