William Neighbors Trial Set After Plea Change
Neighbors charged with drunken driving will face city court Monday morning after changing his plea to not guilty. He is free on bond pending trial following arraignment yesterday and a withdrawal of the earlier plea with Theodore Pole serving as attorney. The record shows the matter was presented to the mayor and prosecutor Alvin red, who granted the withdrawal.
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William
Neighbors
Liberty
Tars Ae Farm
Theodore Pole
Col Rence
Alvin Red
Transients Fined by Mayor for Watermelon Theft
Transients Anthony Scar of Baltimore and Charles Rack of Westington were fined $10 and costs in city court this morning after pleas of guilty to stealing watermelons from the Wm. S. Moore patch west of the city. Another man, Wm. Dummett of Morroe City, was arrested and charged. arraignment scheduled.
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Anthony Scarfite
Baltimore
Charles Rack Ot
Westington
Fasere
Minor accident Friday evening reported by police
An officer reported a minor accident Friday evening at 8:20 at the Main and Meridian intersection. Cars belonging to Merrry and Bill Cox were damaged slightly.
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Merrry
Bill Cox
Main
Meridian
Gcar Office to be Consolidated with Knox County Supervision
The governor's commission on unemployment relief will move its local office into Knox County supervision mid next week. Visitors from the Vincennes office will call on certain days. The statewide consolidation is expected to affect the local office, with a report suggesting a clerk may stay on duty locally.
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Governor’s Commission On Unemployment Relief
Knox County
Vincennes
William Holloway Trial Under Way In City Court
William Holloway faced assault and battery charges in city court this morning. Ruth Fields filed the affidavit yesterday, Holloway pleaded guilty previously and was released on a 250 dollar bond pending today’s hearing.
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William Holloway
Ruth Fields
Three Cars Involved In Barr County Collision West Of Montgomery
A wreck near Montgomery at 7:30 last night involved three autos. The sheriff's office report names drivers Russell Smith Otto Fuhrman of Lougoo and Mr. Baker of Shoals among the occupants with injuries and details still incomplete.
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Montgomery
Sheriff's Office
Russell Smith
Otto Fuhrman
Lougoo
Mr. Baker
Shoals
Third Russian transpolar flight planned
Washington July 31 The third Russian transpolar flight linking Moscow with the United States is scheduled to begin tomorrow or Monday depending on weather. The flight connects the old and new Soviet pilot with a crew of four or five men and is the latest of several attempts across the North Pole.
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Washington
INS
Moscow
United States
North Pole
Reporter fears but not outlaws in mass interview
James E. Denton, from Asher Oklahoma, says he would face the outlaws again after a mass interview in New York about his alleged killing of Fred Tindal and capture of Pete Traxler. He appeared Sans coat or tie during the broadcast.
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James E. Denton
New York
Fred Tindal
Pete” Traxler
Oklahoma
Asher
Local CCC camp sees influx of activity at Washington nursery
Washington CCC camp No 559 shows rising activity with 22 new men joining a 63 acre nursery near the old farm. A building project of 20 feet by unknown length is underway, led by Lt A Windell who recently became command officer. Lt George F Block plans a probable transfer after a 10 week vacation.
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Ashington
CCC
Washington
A. Windell
Ington
Local Montgomery Obscure Names Sketch May Be Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists several Montgomery residents including J Heffernan 23 Reliance worker son of Lees Heffernan and Thelma Raiter 26 daughter of Alton Showalter. Also named are W Liedch 68 farmer of Gap and Nellie Malone resident of Frankfort Illinois.
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J. Heffernan
Montgomery
Reliance
Lees Heffernan
Thelma Raiter
Alton Showalter
Ares W. Liedch
Farmer
Gap
Ill
Nellie Malone
Frankfort
McCreary New State S Union Champion
McCreary emerged as champion after a two day 36 hole match schedule ending on the 31st. The event crowned the New State S Union title with decisive play and solid scoring across rounds.
Carnival at City Pool Highlights Local Scout Events
A lively city pool carnival featured Troops 71, 73 and 72, with Bob Dillon leading events and Johnny Simpson top scoring for Troop 71. Troop 73 finished strong while Troop 70 dominated medley events, as spectators praised close competition and the display of teamwork and effort.
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Bob Dillon
Johnny Simpson
Tubb
Bob D
Simpson
Jack McAfee
Tubby
Troop 70
Prentieem
Gerald Ulrich
Hitchcock
Jack McAtee
Troop 73
Forest Crane
Johnny Dof
Bob Bul
Funeral services for 83 year old Wheatland resident
William R. Bickerton died Thursday noon at 83 from complications of an illness. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock in the morning at the Christian Church. He was born in Martin County and spent 17 years in Indianapolis before returning to Wheatland to live. Surviving relatives are listed.
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Wheatlamd
William R. Bickerton
The
Christian Church
Martin County
Indianapolis
Wheatland
Safety Rules For Drivers And Pupils In County Schools
Rules issued by Indiana state police list health certificate requirements for school bus drivers and detailed driving conduct. Highlights include speed limits, no smoking, proper crossing procedures, stopping off pavement when possible, STOP signs, and orderly pupil behavior.
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Daviess County
Sch
Don F. Stiver
Indiana State Police
Reappointed paymaster for W. Va. district named
Fred Price has been appointed paymaster for the W. and District of Daviess and Pike counties. He currently operates out of the Petersburg office after the local office закрылакон.
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Fred Price
Daviess
Pike Counties
Price
Petersburg
Death of Mrs Margaret Mortte O Neill at 88
Mrs Margaret Mortte O Neill aged 88 lifelong resident of Montgomery township died at the hospital after a lengthy illness. She leaves several children including James of Washington John of Bloomfield Coalmont Jorge of Toledo and others. Her funeral will be held at Peter's Cemetery with burial in Montgomery. She was a member of the local church and society.
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Margaret Mortte
O'Neill
Ae Township
Peter' S Cemetery
Ole ‘Society
Montgomery
James
Washington
John
Bloomfield
Coalmont
Jorge
Toled
Oeode
Geehams
Matthew Kc
Senate Ranks Reported Split Over Adjournment
Washington July 31 A split Senate faces divisions as administration leaders push for tentative adjournment while debate continues on a measure. Emily Hoover reported that a motion to postpone blocked final voting, prompting calls for future study before any vote.
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Washington
Senate
Belfast blast shocks residents amid antiroyalist unrest
In Belfast on July 31 a land mine explosion jolted residents from sleep injuring several and leaving six men cowed. The attack comes during a new wave of anti Royalist activity as police tighten security amid reports of rebels beating a seventh man unconscious.
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Northern Ireland
Bernard Turk Wheat Cleaner to Begin in Daviess County
Bernard Turk wheat cleaner will start operation in Washington township soon after August 5 and then cover each township in the county until sowing time. Farmers should submit requests to the County Agent's office promptly to ensure service and access to the appropriate fanning equipment.
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Daviess County
Washington Township
Iron Grip on Peiping Area Expands With Military Threats
Tokyo moves to tighten control over Peiping as Japan strengthens its hold on the Chinese capital region. Thousands of troops disarm local forces and prepare for possible war, while shells set Tientsin ablaze and civilians die in renewed bombardment.
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Chang Tzeot
Tientsin
Peiping Dmin
Tokyo
Japan
China
Hirohito
Peiping
Pene Sa
Wen
Hopei
The
Etn
New Sheriff Deputy Named in Glendale
Sheriff Milton H. Fitzgerald announced changes effective tomorrow naming Al Armes of Glendale as first deputy sheriff. Ralph Browning resigns and plans to pursue other work in the city soon. Armes, a Glendale figure, served ten years as a Southern Railway detective at Covington Kentucky and is considered an expert.
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Milton H. Fitzgerald
al Armes
Glendale
Ralph Browning
Fitzgerald
Browning
Armes
Southern _ R. A
Covin Ky
Rae
Will
County
Jelg
Illinois Mine Workers Strike Order Today
Springfield July 31 The Progressive Miners of America issued a strike call for immediate cessation of work. President with the union warned the five month breakdown shift turmoil continues as summer stock mines operate and the strike order affects miners at those locations.
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Springfield
Eee
Progressive
Presidentee
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