Impeachment Articles Handed to House
Eight charges against Governor Henry Horton allege maladministration and moral delinquency including a piano purchase with state funds. The articles were presented to the Tennessee House of Representatives, with a Senate trial possible if approved. Banks tied to Roy Caldwell had earlier failed, locking up nearly $7 million in state funds.
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Nashville
Com
Henry Horton
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Roy Caldwell
Horton
Publc
Gov
Caldwell
Col
Luke Lea
Five Indianapolis police seek appeal in corruption case
Five Indianap lis policemen Martin O'Brien Claude Ridenbaugh Ralph Lambert David J Curran and Thom Dray appealed a circuit court conviction in Indianapolis. Defense argued entrapment after charges tied to a billiard hall run by federal agents for protection fees and free drinks.
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Chicago
Hanoi
Martin O'Brien
Claude Ridenbaugh
Ralph Lambert
David J. Curran
Thom Dray
Robert C. Baltzell
Indianapolis
Game Birds Released in Oregon Reach Forty Seven Thousand
In two years Oregon liberated 47,875 game birds with 42,767 Chinese pheasants among them. The release effort appears part of a covert wildlife management program in Salm dated June 2.
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Salm
Ore
Oregon
Local Daybook Finds And Small Town Notes
Morning saw two boys rise at 3 30 to play golf while caddies enjoyed a busy day. Businessmen discussed rough Main Street rail road intersections. Fish and Game Club members plan a county fry later this month. A witness described two 16 year old girls changing clothing before a swim in Bretts woods. A well known fisherman brought a carp to town. Cherry trees show pink turn ahead for bumper pies. A man walked with spinning canes, not aiding his steps.
Vacant Martinsville Building Noted as Boarded Up
A witness described a Martinsville structure as fully boarded up and seemingly vacant, signaling possible abandonment or dereliction. The observer cautioned that the site appeared untouched and devoid of activity, raising concerns about safety and upkeep.
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Martinsville
Local clock radio display draws passerby attention
A combination hall clock and radio is shown on the sidewalk in front of a local business house, drawing considerable attention from onlookers.
Game Wardens Nab Four For Seining In White River
Warden Corbin and Hill of this city captured a seining party in White river Knox county on May 20. Four men from Bicknell pleaded guilty before Justice William Smith in Vincennes and paid fines of 23.50 each. The seine, over 100 feet long, eight feet deep with two inch mesh, was confiscated. Names: W. P. Ashby, William Gray, Bert Tedrow, Charles McBride.
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Corbin
Hill
White River
Knox County
Bicknell
Wm. Smith
Vincennes
W. P. Ashby
William Gray
Bert Tedrow
Charles McBride
New Canadian tariffs target two hundred products
Ottawa reports Premier Bennett announced a broad tariff increase affecting about 200 widely used products imported from the United States and other countries. The measures, some up to 40 percent, aim to aid domestic industry and employment and follow recent Smoot Hawley era tensions. Automobiles coal coke corn foods meats and canned goods are among affected items.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
U. S
R. B. Bennett
United States
Power control debate echoes across governors conference
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania attacked the power utilities at a governors' conference in French Lick Indiana. He charged that four major interests dominate 90 percent of national electric power, shaping politics from town meetings to Congress. He warned of a "five year plan" to curb this influence and argued control of electricity means control of government and everyday life.
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French Lick Ind
Finchot
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Ind
Gifford
Pinchot
United States
Iit
Congress of the United States
Republican Party
Indusati
Deadlock with Italian Groups Over Vatican Concordat Crisis
In Rome on June 2 the Vatican and the fascist government remained at an impasse over charges of Catholic lay group activities. A truce held while formal talks halted to avoid breaking the concordat. Unofficial negotiations continued, led by non-diplomatic intermediaries aware of Vatican Italian relations.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Fred Sullivan Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy in Detroit
Fred Sullivan, local youth employed in Detroit, was rushed to Drake Hospital for an emergency appendix operation late Monday. He reportedly withstood the procedure well, according to word received by his father, Wm Sullivan, who left for Detroit.
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Fred Sullivan
Detroit
Drake Hospital
Wm. Sullivan
Fred
La Belle Fashion Shop Remodeling Underway
Workmen enlarge the La Belle Fashion Shop at 320 East Main Street. New fitting rooms go under the stairway while the sales floor and garment racks extend back into space formerly used for fitting rooms.
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la Belle
East Main Street
Trinidad Sees Fourfold Rise in Petroleum Output
In Trinidad last year petroleum production reached four times the level of a decade earlier, signaling a strong rebound in output. Officials note the growth reflects expanded extraction activity and improved drilling efficiency.
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Trinidad
Grave of murder victims decorated in town ceremony
In Wabash Indiana on June 2 a lonely grave marks the resting place of Aaron French and his wife. The body of James Farr lies nearby and a missing person Mrs. Jong is noted as having fled with them. Farr was found abandoned at the grave site and each year since May the ceremony has continued.
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Wabash
Ind
Aaron French
James Farr
Jong
Indiana State
Womas Pris
Farr
Tornado Wrecks Crack Empire Builder Train Near Fargo
A powerful tornado struck the Empire Builder, Great Northern Railroad, five miles south of Fargo North Dakota as it sped toward Chicago. The wreck killed two passengers and injured more than fifty. the baggage coach was hurled 115 feet from the rails.
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Chicago
Empire Builder
Great Northern Railroad
Fargo
N. D
Local Scouts Earn Merit Badges At Court Of Honor
Washington Boy Scouts took part in a court of honor in the circuit court room led by John S. Hastings. Ninety nine awards and certificates were presented. Jaior Hackler earned the most with 26 merit badges. Reverend J Howard Murr delivered an inspirational talk as many scoutmasters and parents attended.
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Washington
Circuit Court Room
John S. Hastings
James Moren
Harold Godwin
Albert Lloyd
Warren van Trees
Jaior Hackler
J. Howard Murr
Protests Tossed In Big Indy 500 Race
The AA contest board upheld results in the Indianapolis 500 after reviewing protests by Harry Hartz and Louis Meyer. It confirmed Louis Schneider won, with Frame second and Hartz claiming third by timing corrections. Shafer’s pit penalty was adjusted to add him more prize money.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
American Automobiles Association
Harry Hartz
Los Se
Louis Meyer
South Gate
Cal
Hartz
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Louis Schneider
Speedway
Schneider
Frame
Meyer
Myron Steven
Ralph Hepburn
Ofs Angeles
Hepburn
Phil
Red’) Shafer
Des Moines
Iowa
Renteree
W. D. Holenburn
Shafer
Ernie Triplett
Levi Hamersly Local Merchant Dies Suddenly
Levi Hamersly, a local merchant, collapsed and died of heart trouble in his store basement after a brief illness. Coroner W O McKittrick said death likely due to heart disease. Funeral arrangements will be private, with flowers requested. further plans await family arrival from other cities. Ed Keller has charge of the arrangements.
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Milo
W. O. McKittrick
Hamersly
Yaer
Ed Keller
MRS BROWNING TAKEN BY DEATH IN REW NEIGHBORHOOD
Mrs Browning died at her Rew home in Bogard at 6 10 p m after a cancer illness. She was a member of the Epsom Methodist church and the funeral will be held Wednesday at 10 a m with Rev G G Peel officiating. Burial will be in the local cemetery. Survivors include a sister Mrs Anna Own and brothers Levi Harley Clarence Gilbert and Bessie Gilham, who are in Evansville and near Washington.
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Bogard
Faildi
Anna
Epsom
Methodist Church
G. G. Peel
Anl
Browning Bei Bigers
Levi, Harley
Clarencese Gilbert
Bessie Gilham
Evansville
Martin County
William H
Anna Eliza (Willeman)Hamersly
Daviess County
Louisville
Washington
Wm. F. MacDougal
Mr. Hamersly
Lew Hamersly
Sullivan
Will Hamersly
Dugger
Ed Hamersly
Brazil
Ade Hamersly
Indianapolis
Warren Hamersly
New Orleans
R. C. Wadsworth
Bay Side
Fr.e
Wadsworth
New York
Janet
Margie
Jimmie Lee Hamersly
Racine
Wis
Hamersly
Rotary Club
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Presbyterian Church
K Of C Election Tonight For Washington Council
The thirtieth annual election of officers for Washington Council Knights of Columbus will be held tonight at 7 45. Washington Council has been recognized as the council in the area and election results will determine new leadership for the upcoming year.
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K. OF
Washington
Counrights
Columbus
Oil of the
T Council
A Io
Black snake fights for life with pheasant near Entown
In Entown Pennsylvania on June 2 a black snake battled a cock pheasant in a life and death encounter. The pheasant pecked out the snake's eye in a dramatic moment described by John Weiss.
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Entown
John Weiss
Texas Guinan Is Deported From France
Paris, June 2. The interior ministry ordered the deportation of Texas Guinan and her show girls who were barred from landing in France at Le Havre on the liner Paris. They will be sent back on the Paris tomorrow. Police were urged to guard against attempts to liberate the group and smuggle them into Paris.
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Paris
France
Ministry of Interior
Texas Guinan
le Havre
Guinan
Bicknell Man Dies Suddenly
June 2. George W. Skidmore 54, a Bicknell resident and Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died Sunday evening about 7:15 at his home after feeling ill following lunch with the J R. Franklin family. He is survived by his wife and daughter Mildred, a Bicknell High freshman.
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George W. Skidmore
Bicknell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Skidmores
J. R. Franklin
Freedom
Skidmore
Mr. Skidmore
Mildred
Bicknell High School
Crude bomb found at New York hangar
In New York on May 2 a crude bomb was found at Floyd Bennett Field. A half-charred fuse was inside a cigar box, raising concerns at the hangar and prompting police investigation.
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New York
Floyd Bennett
Moving Mrs Pasley to new address on Bell Avenue
Residents report Mrs D M Pasley is being moved from 10 Camp Je to 515 East First Place on Bell Avenue. Authorities confirm the relocation date is set for the day after.
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D. M. Pasley
Campje
Bell Aven Street
Kirkland to Face Judge Today in Crumpacker Case
In Valparaiso Indiana Virgil Kiggland was to be brought before Judge Crumpacker from the state reformatory cell to answer a charge of intent to commit a criminal assault. Hearing planned to determine whether the sentence runs three to twenty one years.
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Valpageso
Ind
Virgil Kiggland
Suidge Grant Crumpacker
State Reformatory
Arlene Draves
Derby favorite gets draw in Epsom race
Louis Tanner of Hopkinsville Kentucky received notice that MEK Shant, the favorite, drew the ticket for the Epsom Derby 38 event to be run tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock local time.
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Louis
Tanner
Hopkinsville
Acceptance of Scale Advised By Labor Leader
Chicago June 2 labor should promptly accept lower wage scales caused by increased buying power of the dollar, urged E B Hutchins president of the national confectioners association in a convention address. He said white collar workers and laborers should not fear salary decreases as prices of commodities including interest on savings change.
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Chicago
E. B. Hutchins
National Confectioners’ Association
Hutchins
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Grove
LA Belle Fashion Shop
Hackler
LeRoy Dugan
Merit Bad
Ges
Ralph
Eastman
Howard ‘Fleenor
Elwood
Gasser
Paul Harper
Lyman - Heavenridge
Jeanner Hill
Ernest, Meade
James
Moren
George Nutter
Robert Rittenhouse
Joseph Smith
Dave Evans
Te Catiains
Levi Hamersly
Mrs, Browning
Bernard Bullock
Hamersly Dry Store
Texas
George We . Skidmore
Kirkland
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