Burns City Youth Severely Wounded In Car Crash
James L Harris 21 of Burns City clung to life at Agee hospital after a wreck on State Road 57 near Elnora. He was thrown into the windshield of his car, suffered a deep neck laceration, and received blood loss control from local surgeons. The crash involved Harris’s car and a vehicle driven by Joe Ketchem of Elnora, with both cars badly damaged.
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James L Harris
Burns City
E. Walden
Mac G.rte
Elnora
Rhos
Walden
Rene
A Saban
Joe
Ketchem
Harris
Flic
Roll Ketch
Es- Willian Daffern
White River Tragedy Claims Two Drownings Near Seymour
A fishing trip near White River ends in disaster as Hager falls from a trolling boat and drowns after striking a snag. Martin is rescued by Garner, while Hager leaves two nieces. Earlier, Seymour saw Charles Reed drown three miles from town and Meesell's body recovered after a separate incident.
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Burg
Gamer
Hager i Iq
Martin
Scott
Epsom
Hager
Charles Reed
Seymour
White River
Bassin
Hazelton Bridge
Messell
Everett Smith
W. M Bllyton
Pius
Adon cc
Mrs H H Bryan Taken By Death Late Yesterday
Mrs H H Bryan aged years and widow of former city councilman H E Bryan died after a long illness following a fall in 1930. She was born January 14, 1856 in Wayne County and lived in Washington since 1889. Funeral services Sunday at 1 30 pm at First Baptist Church with Rev Jesse Henderson officiating. Burial in Vincennes Cemetery. Survived by daughter Jean Basten and Bryan Jr of Chicago and Helen M Bryan of Indianapolis. one great grandchild Frith Basten. James A Gill in charge.
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Mg Obacheph A. Bryan
H. Bryan
Testers Street
Firet Baptist
Jesse Lt. Henderson
Vincennes
James A. Gill
Wayne County
Charles
Cynthia
Harlan
Bryan
Washington
B. & Beach
Mareta
Cfty
Baptist Church
Star Lodge
Het. E
Jean Basten
Bryan, Jr
Chicago
Helen M. Bryan
Indianapolis
Frigt Basten
Ryan
Proportion Fell Jin City At Noon
A report notes proportion fell in Jin City at noon with damage to a Pred ops 84. Zinkan reported.
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Jin City
Zinkan
Young farmer overcome by heat on Peter Bare d farm
Yaude Wood a 2b year old son of John Wood of the Peter Bare d farm collapsed while plowing corn around 1 PM on Thursday. He regained consciousness and nearly fully recovered by 5:30 PM after medical attention. Heat wave ended with heavy rainfall of 2.24 inches easing drought fears and flooding streets. The rain should help crops and allow farmers to resume harvesting next week.
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Yaude Wood
John Wood
Peter
Ollie Horrall
Charles Chapman
Dc Feagans
Viewadil
Daviess
Wien of
Bee
White River
Britain hints at reparations split in Commons
London July 3. In the house of commons Britain states clearly that it will not agree to further reparations sacrifices unless France contributes its fair share. The plain assertion signals strain in postwar financial negotiations and rising pressure over payment burdens.
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London
England
France
Britain
House of Commons
Amanda Brown Succumbs At Her Home Here
Amanda Brown aged 76 wife of Seth C Brown died last night at 7 30 after a five day illness at her home 1301 East Van Trees Street Cambridge City Ohio. She was a Cambridge City native born July 1 1856 daughter of William and Eliza Cook. A former Daviess county resident she belonged to the First Christian Church. Funeral services tomorrow at 10 from her residence with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery conducted by A Gill.
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Firststian
Osk Grove
Cememes A. Gill
Cure for Poison Ivy Reported and Discussed
A fragment notes a cure for poison ivy with steps suggested including washing the affected area. The readable text references a reported method and actions to take, though specifics are cut off. The item reads like a brief health tip column or public notice from a newspaper page segment.
Eagle Freight Line Petition Filed in Indianapolis
Indianapolis July 3 Bernard and Oral Hagle, operators of Eagle Freight Line, filed a voluntary public service petition seeking a route from Worth centes through to a new service area. The filing requests regulatory approval for operations and service adjustments.
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Eagle Freight Line
Indianapolis
Bernard and
Oral Hagle
Worthcentes
Permission to Operate Bus Lines in Indianapolis Area
In July authorities are set to consider granting permission to operate bus lines from Vincennes to Indianapolis. The move aims to expand regional transport and improve service coverage for riders between the two cities. The filing details route, service levels, and regulatory compliance requirements pending approval.
Mrs Simmons Faces Trial On Two Counts Of Murder
Lebanon Indiana July 3 two indictments charging Mrs John Simmons with first degree murder of her two daughters Virginia and Alice were returned by the grand jury after a two day investigation. Judge John W Kiidak lay to preside.
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Lebanon
Ind
John Simmons
Virginia
Alice
John W. K Iiak
Automobile carpet with beir surface end ruber bese invention
A novel automotive carpet design introduces a beir surface finish to the rug, aiming to improve interior aesthetics and durability. The description notes a rubberlike backing for grip and wear resistance, suggesting enhanced comfort and longevity for vehicle floors.
Parish Show Officials in Meeting Here
Wabash Valley Parish Show officials met last night at the County Agent’s office in the courthouse with H E Dennison of the American Jersey Cattle Club and E T Wallace of the Purdue dairy department. They discussed plans for a larger parish show with four counties Daviess Knox Greene and Gibson expected to enter. The focal elimination show is set for July 2 at Astside Park and many Daviess Jersey fanciers are likely to compete for a top placement.
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Daviess
Knox
Greenel
Gibson
Astside Park
Daviess Coun Jersey
Two Local Women Escape In Crash On Meridian Street
Mrs Will Larrick and her sister Ada Boyer escaped injury in a collision at East First and Pearl streets last night. Their car sideswiped a telehone pole after wheels locked rounding the corner, causing minor damage to the vehicle and damage to a street sign.
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Will Larrick
Ada Boyer
North Meridian Street
East First
Pearl Streets
The United States Leads Patent Leather Production
The United States is identified as the largest producer of patent leather among nations, reflecting its dominant position in this specialized material industry.
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States
Local Youth Invents Long Range Camera for Film
Robert Long of West McCormick avenue has completed several inventions including a camera capable of taking pictures from 1000 feet away. Representatives of moving picture firms and Universal Films have expressed interest after viewing the device.
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Robert Long
McCormick Avenue
Sae
Saa
Universal Films
Picnic Planned by St Sen at Graham Farms Estates
Plans are complete for a public picnic tomorrow at Graham Farms east of the city. The all day event includes entertainments and refreshments. A bountiful noon dinner prepared by church ladies will be served, with soft drinks available.
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St. Simon
Graham Farms
St. Sen
Shields Withdraws From Wimbledon Final
Wimbledon July 3 Frank Shields of New York withdraws from the men’s singles final against Sidney Wood triggering a shift in the Wimbledon tennis title scene in England.
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Wimbledon
England
Frank Shields
New York
Sidney Wood
Sullivan County Heat Toll Ends With Local Fatality
Sullivan county's heat toll rose today with the death of a local resident near here. Gard and others assist in the response as authorities investigate the incident.
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Ie County
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Sea of
Burlin
Bogard
Cara
Game Wardens Report Arrests in West River Trapping Case
Game wardens continue action against set vie and trappers as charges are filed. Vernon Slatton and H. L. Slatton, both river bottoms residents, paid fines of $23.50.
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Viehiy
Vernon Slatton
H. L. Slatton
Wiley Post and Harold Flight Team Reunite in New York
Wiley Post and Harold, piloting their Winnies fleet, reunite in New York on July 3, about 36 hours after completing a round-the-world epoch. They rested after the first full night’s sleep since leaving Roosevelt Field 10 days ago and inspected the craft before flying to a twin-jet airport.
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Wiley Post
Jeff
Harold Gatty
Roosevelt Field
L.1
New York
Plymouth Publisher Receives Postal Penalty
South Bend report states publisher Clay W. Mets was sentenced to one day in jail after pleading guilty to violating postal laws by submitting false circulation figures. The federal court ruling cited deception of the postal system and inaccuracies in distribution records.
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South Bend
Clay W. Mets
Eo Gov
Le Brix Delays Worldwide Flight Due to Weather
Paris July 3 reports aviator Jodeph LeBrix says his Tokio leg is postponed by adverse weather. The distance flyer had planned a four stage world tour with stops including San Francisco but now doubts takeoff this week and has reconsidered the round-the-world plan.
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Paris
France
Jodeph LeBrix
Reembent Hopes for Between Nations
Acting Secretary of State Castle said he is hopeful for an agreement with France on President Hoover's fleet plan. He spoke today in Washington in the July 3 briefing, noting progress and the potential for a settlement to advance naval aviation initiatives.
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Washington
Castle
France
Hoover
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Toe Coun
John L. Zinkan
Claude Wood
Amanda Brown
Seth Brown
Bes Fis
Pete
Accus
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Gatty
Cruz
Wm. Todd
Plymouth
LE Brix
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