Car collision injures three near East Main and Third
Charles R. Davis of Washington and William Lankford aged 18 of Edwardsport collided at 9:45 last night on East Main near Third Street. Davis suffered a skinned leg and four front teeth were knocked loose. Lankford had minor bruises while his companion Miss Mescal Head of Bicknell was bumped on the head and very nervous. Also in the car were Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Slater of Bicknell.
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Charles Re Davis
Washington
William Lankford
Edwardsport
East Main
Third Street
Davis
Lankford
Miss Mescal Head
Bicknell
Eldo Slater
O'Donnell to Move Hardware to Hopewell Building
Pat O'Donnell of O'Donnell Hardware Co announces plans to relocate the west half of the current store into the Hopewell Store building on East South Street. The move will unite O'Donnell's with two separate Hopewell stores under one roof, with a shared 12 foot arch and connected interiors and a secured night entry. A firm opening date is not set, but renovations aim for a premier hardware salesroom in the city.
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Pat O’donnell
O'Donnell
Cocke Ced
Hopewell’s
O’donnell’s
O’donnell Hardware
Hopewell
Maine
Sub committee studies relief appropriations session on wage issue
Washington July 11. The house appropriations and relief subcommittee met in special session to consider the nationwide protest strikes against the act’s prevailing wage term. Senate and House bills to restore the wage rate are pending, with CIO and AFL support. In New York, July 11 the American League All Stars defeated the National League 3 to 1 in front of 62,892 fans, with DiMaggio homering for the Nationals and all American runs off Bill Lee while Ruffing allowed the NL tally to score.
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Washington
INS
House Appropriations and
Committee On Relief Appropriations
Bille
Senate
A. F. of L
New York
Nationals
DiMaggio
Bill Lee
Cub
Red Ruffing
Aveias
Hack
Doc” Cramer
Derringer
Selkirk
Ott
Gordon
Vaughan
Cronin
Ruffing
Sean
Uee
Tine
Greenberg
Goodman
MicCormick
Arkey Vaughan
Suit Demands 1500 From Wind Storm Insurance
Attorneys for Mrs. Sarah G Burkhardt file suit against Ohio Farmers Insurance Company seeking 1500 in damages plus 6 percent interest from a wind storm a year ago that damaged the residence and remained unsettled.
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Sarah G. Burkhardt
Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
Railway Clerks to Meet Tonight at City Hall
Special meeting of Brotherhood of Railway Clerks scheduled at city hall this evening at five thirty. Brother B L Lyons of Cincinnati will attend, and all members are urged to be present.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
City Hall
T P. M
Bro
B. L. Lyons
Cincinnati
Nephew of Local Man Is Drowned
Rufus Hunter of Jefferson Street receives word that his nephew Warren Barlow of Casey, Si, drowned Sunday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter Barlow.
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Rufus Hunter
Jefferson Street
Warren Barlow
Casey, Si
Jim (Hunter) Barlow
Odd Fellows Meeting In Odon This Wednesday
A county meeting of Odd Fellows will be held at Odon Hall on Wednesday evening July 12. The event invites members from the area to attend the gathering and discuss lodge matters and community affairs.
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Odd.fellows
Odon
Odd Fellows
Odon Hall
Young Bride Dies of Heart Attack in Jasper
Marie Juanita Klem twenty of Loogootee Indiana died Monday in the office of Dr Paul Blessinger Jasper from a sudden heart attack after being ill two hours. She married June 27 to Charles Joseph Klem and they lived in Jasper. Her body goes to Norris Funeral Home and residence of her father Charles Norris. Funeral Thursday at St Johns Church with burial at St Johns Cemetery. She was a member of St Josephs Church Jasper. She leaves parents Charles Ernest Norris and Ethel M Washer Norris and siblings Beat Louise Herbert Leland Rita May and Murel. An automat in Northampton barber shop delivers worm bait in exchange for a coin. fisherman patronage funds ten children dig worms.
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Loogootee
Ind
Marie ‘Juanita Klem
Charles Joseph Klem
Jasper
Mr. Klem
Norris
Kiem
Charles Ernest
Ethel M
Washer) Noris
Ao Norris
Cincinnati
Beat
Louise
Herbert
Leland
Rita May
Murel
St. Joseph’s Church
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
City council approves slow work and street paint plan
City officials announced details of a new accord at last night's meeting. The plan includes painting restricted areas along Main Street and other busy roads and arranging vacations for city departments to facilitate work. An alley store on West Walnut received official approval for remodels and a light installation slated for completion.
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A . Dus
Alleyelle
Walnut Street
Okeh |Arid
Sitte Ito
Senate delays neutrality policy in January session
Washington July 11. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 11 to postpone consideration of a new national neutrality policy until the next session. The move marks a setback for Roosevelt administration aims to lift the embargo on U.S. arms shipments to warring nations and pursue a "short of war" approach. The action delays debate and keeps neutrality plans suspended for now.
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Washington
INS
Senate Foreign Relations
Congress
Roosevelt
U. S
Administration
Europe
Bedford Youth Given Sentence In Petit Larceny Case
A Bedford youth pleaded guilty in city court to petty larceny for stealing a bicycle last Saturday evening. He was fined $5 plus costs and given a brief probationary line, after attempting to explain to Mayor Cox that past trouble and a NYA job led to the incident.
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Petit
Vternoon Jr
Cox
Ore
Bedford
N.Y.A
Orden
Unclear fragmented text hints at political maneuvering
Fragmentary report mentions Impe curity Administration and a U S Higissioner to the Philippines at the White House. It references possible support for a candidate and third term considerations, with unclear timing and potential loyalties shaping decisions.
Nighttime police warning on Sina Drive in Washington
A mangled note reports a nighttime police warning about operations on Sina Drive, Washington, mentioning an unnamed officer and possible surveillance or safety concerns. The fragment suggests caution for residents during late hours and unclear enforcement actions.
Will of Anna Wells On File At Kews Court
The last will of Anna Wells probated by the Kews court cites October 13 1938 as the writing date. Witnesses were F A Seal and Alvin Seal. Provisions include paying expenses and erecting a grave marker. Donations of 50 to St Marys Church 50 to St Simons for saying of 50 to game church 100 to Jose.
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Anna Wells
Kews Court
F. A. Seal
Alvin Seal
Pigeon races staged by clubs in Bend Indiana
Pigeon racing events were staged by three Bend clubs today with members gathering at the skies for the races. The activity drew interest from local enthusiasts as birds were released and tracked across designated flight paths.
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Bend
Ind
Kentucky Toll Plagued by Flood Death Toll Rise
Morehead Kentucky July 11 with 41 persons listed as missing the flood toll grows as recovery teams work in eastern Kentucky. A child about two years old is found near Jackson while officials assess damaged land and continuing searches for victims amid the disaster.
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Morehead
Kentucky
Jackson
Monet
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