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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
Knox Countian Evans was arrested by city police at the corner of Main and East streets after resisting officers and striking a officer. In City Court Mayor McPherson levied the minimum fine. Evans said it was his first such incident and claimed he is a farmer near Wheatland.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Alvin and Fran with uncertain context. It reads like a short personal or civil record from a historical newspaper page segment, needing clearer details to identify the individuals, event, or date.
Mr. and Mrs. Fratie Walls of Plainville host visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Win Mart and Mrs. Liscild Fox with children. Families from Indianapolis and Elnora attend gatherings and dinners in the area. Nearby residents Mr. and Mrs. Earlace Surthey, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolhack, and others are noted visiting relatives and sharing news of travel and visits.
Pats confronts Don Monteray as Rosie Akers launches a bold bid for his attention. Don proposes a marriage pact to Pats, offering a five hundred dollar monthly living, a ready-made wife status, and a life free of visible romance while he pursues public appearances and theater life. Pats, torn between love and fear, weighs becoming a shield and partner in a socially engineered union.
The Alexander Hamilton Institute reports March employment at 4,698,000, a recovery peak aside from last December, up 8,433,000 from March 1933. Unemployed total stands at 9,621,000, down only about 7,000,000 since March 1933, with workers entering a growing labor supply and higher employment needed than ever before to reduce joblessness.
A Milwaukee Road report shows railroads returning to basics to regain passenger business. With streamlined trains and cheaper fares, carriers aim to attract riders, reversing earlier cutbacks. The article highlights how these price and service strategies fare in practice.
Mrs. Anna K. Bohn, 75, was killed when she stepped into the path of a street car near her home on June 3. Her body was dragged about twenty feet as she carried pretzels for her grandchildren.
City clerk公告 announces bond sale in Washington Indiana for 5,400 dollars aggregate, dated May 1 1937, with bonds bearing 3 percent interest. Proceeds fund city improvements per council ordinance. Bids to be submitted per issued terms in the city hall.
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