State to take over Petersburg to Washington Road next week
The Petersburg Press reports the State Highway Commission will assume maintenance of the Petersburg to Washington road in Daviess County next week. This, along with already taken over segments, creates a state maintained route from Petersburg to Winslow and Oakland City, connecting Indianapolis and Vincennes with year round access, reflecting local effort and anticipation of a new bridge contract without delay.
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Petersburg
Rogers “Bridge
Washington
Daviess County
Peteitsburg
Winslow
Oakland City
Indianapolis
Hoins‘ville
Thalso
Pikpaun
Daviess
State Commission
Highway Commission
Purdue to award 581 degrees at June commencement
Lafayette Ind June 2 1933 Purdue University will hold commencement June 13 marking the largest class to graduate. Registar R B Stong lists 581 degrees including 187 mechanical engineering 87 chemical engineering 54 civil engineering and 37 agriculture with 30 advanced degrees and reserve corps commissions for U S Army second lieutenants.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Registar
R. B. Stong
U. S. Army Reserve Corps
Purdue to Hold Commencement Exercises June 13
An estimated 1200 to 150 alumni and former students are expected back for Gala Week festivities tied to the Purdue commencement. Thomas R. Marshall will deliver the commencement address on June 13 and Dr. Frank Nelson will give the baccalaureate sermon on June 19. Reunions for classes ending in 3 and 8 will be held. the 1920 class will have its first three year gathering.
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Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Indiana
Frank Nelson
Christ Church
Cincinnati
Purdue
Dasa
Purdue Field Day Series to Feature Soil Trials
A four site field day series organized by Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station will run the first week of June in Indiana. Lawrence county and Bedford host the main Bedford gathering at Moses Fell Dulia farm with 1300 expected. other sites include North Vernon Hedford Branciero Jupp Worthington. Farmers study soil treatments on clover and wheat though corn results are limited this year.
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Mandue
Worthington
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
North Vernon
Hedford
Branciero
Jupp & Worthington
Counhes
Gaod Place
Bedford
Moses Fell Dulia
Lawrence County Farm Bureau
Shriners Parade Through Washington for Big Conclave
Thousands of Shriners en route to the Washington D C conclave passed through the capital yesterday and last night. About fifteen trains and a special armada of transports carried members from temples across the United States. The Sahara Temple and Isla Temple led decorated coaches through Seventh Street to the courthouse area before returning to their train. Aladdin Temple from Olamby D is noted as a member.
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Washington
Yeanaras Mousand
United States
Washingtons
Isla Temple
Selina
Kaneed
Sahara Temple
Pinebluff
Ark
Vincennes
Seventh Street
Court House
Aimys
Harding
Olambys
Paris Quiet Amid Royalist Plot To Restore Republic
Paris watches jealously as steps are taken to curb royalist efforts to restore the monarchy. Officials monitor meeting places and followers while clashes in the chamber of deputies spark fear of a broader political crisis. Labor groups urge cooperation with the government against the anti republican agitation.
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Paris
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Dandet
Weras
Satan
Bue
Tivadel
Tavers
General Convention of
Labor
Wik
Yenit
Mrs Phillips Defended by Husband Amid Turmoil
The text portrays a dramatic scene as Mrs Phillips faces a crisis while her husband steps in to defend her. Amid chaotic dialogue and a court battle over a key arrest, the narrative follows emotional appeals and shifting tensions.
Dr Hadley to be buried in Frankfort after Indianapolis death
Funeral services for James W Hadley of Indianapolis killed in a fall from the Edwards Hotel will be held at his Frankfort home on Monday. The death occurred yesterday in Indianapolis. The exact burial plans were announced by relatives.
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DR. Hadley
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Tyt Frsenkfort
James W. Hadley
Indianaphy
Edwards Hotel
Main street fountains reopen and local deeds noted
The town reports rededication of four Main Street drinking fountains and a new drink option, plus property deals including the Martin Cadden homestead sale at Main and West Third streets for 4500 dollars. The Christian Science Society purchased the Paul Sebring property at 303 E Walnut and will hold services at their remodeled church starting June 3. hospital transport noted for Mrs. Harry Rayanah. Community activities include Kiwanians practice at Athletic Park and Washington Park opening for summer.
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Christian” Science Society of
Paul Sebring
Walnut Street
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