Walking away from the Methodist church service notes
A fragmented list following a Methodist church service mentions George Walker and officiant I. B. Eggleston. Names include Castle Raney, William Nay, Babe Alvin McCracken, Horton, Joyce Smith, Jo Ann Pinnich, Virginia Jean Colbert, Nancy Smead, Mark Buckley, Mary Lou Boger, Lewis Stuckey, and Betty Stuckey.
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Methodist
I. B. Eggleston Offici Saedeassiey
Castle Raney
William Nay
Babe Alvin McCracken
Indiana U Scholarships Awarded by University Committee
Daviess county resident Lucille Reinga of Washington and Martha Clinton of Odon received scholarships, with special merit honors granted to John M. Wampler and Phyllis Foster of Washington.
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Penfor
Daviess County
Lucille Reininga
Washington
Martha Clinton
Odon
John M. Wampler
Phyllis Foster
Loogootee Troop Court of Honor Ceremony
Loogootee troop court of honor observed a ceremonial event with local scouts and leaders. The page notes honors presented and community attendance at the event.
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Loogootee Troop Court OF Honor
May rainfall tops 2.36 inches as cool spell settles
Local weather observer Cr. C. Feagans recorded 2.36 inches of rain from Saturday moon to Sunday morning. Temperatures cooled to 66 high and 54 low on Sunday with a record low of 49 last night. Further cool weather and showers expected.
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Cr. C. Feagans
Bill Seat speaks at Evansville church event
Bill Seat was guest speaker at First Baptist Ey for the Semi-Young Peoples Convocation. Kidds led the group for ages 18 to 22 in the afternoon. At 6:30 Sunday evening he spoke at the outdoor Vesper Service on Religion In a German Prison Camp.
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Bill Seat
First Baptist Church
French Sick Youths In Local Hospital Story
Conrad McCoy and Nash Wininger, both youths from local area, were brought to the hospital after a incident near Hilham. Their condition and details of the event are unclear in the fragmentary report.
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Conrad McCoy
Russell McCoy
Nash Wininger
Hilham
Slee Tevideen Fined On Intoxication Charges
Slee Tevideen were each fined $1 and costs on intoxication charges.
Local Names in a Cracked OCR Patch
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals including Homer Schnarr a 25 year old factory worker from Cannerburg and Madeline Cox a 22 year old route, with Kenneth Mauck 26 and D V O Anderson from Indiana mentioned, all tied to an unclear destination toward Von.
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Homer
Schnarr
Cannerburg
Madeline E&. Cox
Kenneth Mauck
Anderson
Ind
Von
Initiation Day Seen At Local Knights Of Columbus Lodge
About ninety candidates were initiated at the Knights of Columbus lodge with attendees from Washington and nearby towns. The event included mass at St Marys church, a morning degree ritual, and a large banquet attended by around four hundred people marking a historic day for the local council.
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Knights of Columbus
Loogootee
Vincennes
Washington
Chub
St. Mary’s Church
Sob Taney
Grand Knight
J. DC de
Thomas J. Dai Marcus Davlin
Springfield
Gintip
Hioncend Gual
Chakter Edwards
Fathers O’connor
Patty Edwards
Bernie Bullock
Strike Ties Up Trains Between New Jersey and New York
Frank C Mooney New Jersey Gotanise agent says unions push to extend action affecting Pennsylvania Railroad augmented service. 115000 commuters face worst congestion as Hudson and Manhattan riders seek to reach New York after Memorial Day lull. 18% pay raise demanded. railroad argues no freight carry means affordability issue.
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New Jersey
New York
Frank C. Mooney
Gotanise
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Hudson
Manhattan
Bertha Gilliland of Petersburg Dies
Petersburg reports the death of Bertha H Gilliland 61 of Evansville at 9 15 p m Sunday at her daughter Lacersia Hudsons home south of Windlo while visiting She suffered a heart attack after a short illness She married Arthur Gilliland January 18 1905 They left 16 grandchildren and siblings Leo Cox Stella McKey Dora Storms Corsena Carlisle all of Illinois The body is at Harris funeral home awaiting arrangements.
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Petersburg
Bertha H. Gilliland
Evansville
Lacersia Hudson
Windlow
Corsena Carlisle
Ilinois
Harris Faee
Infant Buried Yesterday at St Peter's Cemetery
An infant burial occurred yesterday at St Peter's Cemetery in Montgomery. The child, born at 10:30 in the morning, was laid to rest in the afternoon as reported by local sources.
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Montgomery
St. Peter's Cemetery
Fade
Sellen Howe
Lewis to Take Part in Hard Coal Talks
New York June 3 Observers say UMW president John L Lewis will join talks on the 75 000 hard coal miners strike with greater authority as negotiations begin anew since May 10 No settlement cession or progress disclosed Lewis arrived but would not comment Pittsburgh June 3 4 Operators study UMW government contract to gauge price relief for anthracite and bituminous miners Nearly all 400 000 bituminous miners back on the job price rise of 35 to 50 cents per ton considered likely and OPA talks expected before government contract acceptance
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New York
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Byron Canon
Western Pennsylvania Coal Producers Association
Wm Association
OPA
Uncertain June 15 Shipping Strike Gloom In Washington
In Washington prospects for a June 15 shipping strike look bleak as CIO maritime unions press for global backing. Negotiations drag into a third day of deadlock while talks resume shortly before a Senate debate on a draft extension.
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Washington
CIO Martime
World Federation of Trade Unions
Senate
Sen. Gurney
S. D
Treasury
War Department
Germany
Albert Speer
Armaments and
Wit Production
Supreme Court
Golf Handicap Tourney At Country Club
A handicap tournament was held at the Country Club yesterday afternoon for male members. Bill Foster won with a hot score of 68 and a gross 80. Robert J. Hyatt and Dr. Fred Homenn tied for second and third.
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Bill Foster
Robert J. Hyatt
Fred Homenn
Funeral services for John Padgett Wednesday at ten
Funeral services will be held for John Leo Padgett Wednesday at ten o'clock at the Eel followed by interment in St. John's Cemetery.
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John Leo Padgett
Eel
St. John's Cemetery
California Primary Tomorrow Shapes Governor Race
Sacramento report notes about two million California voters will cast ballots tomorrow for governor and other offices. The key race pits Warren against Attorney General Robert Kenny with PAC backing. cross filing allows candidates to appear on both party ballots. Warren seeks reelection in a cross‑filing era, a rarity since 1914.
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Sacramento
Cal
INS
California
Goverernor
U. S
CIO
American Federation of Labor
Warl Warren
GOP
AFL
Robert W. Kenny
Warren
Senate Starts Discussion of Draft Bill
Washington June 3 Senate debate opens on a draft extension to May 15 1947 with an exemption for fathers but not 18 19 year olds Senator Chan Gurney warns against cutting inductions arguing the world risks war and urging safety via extension The bill includes pay boosts for enlisted men and officers and a proposed 275 million to 474 million annual cost under different plans Congress faces a July 1 draft deadline and the army aims for 1 56 million by July 1 1947
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Washington
INS
Chan Gurney
S. D
Senate
Congress
Gurney
Military Committee
Sen. Johnson
Army
Changes on E and C R R
Baltimore June 3 J W Phipps promoted to general freight traffic manager with Baltimore HQ to succeed G Murray Campbell elected vice president and executive representative at Chicago. Several other freight traffic appointments follow, with Baltimore and other cities receiving new managers and agents.
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Baltimore
J. W. Phipps
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
G. Murray Campbell
Chicago
John W. Hartzell
Geneey
Irene
Phipps
Bi Hague
John
McGahan
W. M. Haenesel
St. Louis
J. H. Hague
James T. Lean
Cleveland
Haenssel
A. B. Calloway
Cincinnati
Lean
A. C. Todd
Muck Variete
A. B. Galloway
Frank M. ‘White
Mr. Hartzell
JW J. Honan
York City
D.C Ramoes
New York City
DB. Cy
Alet
Foreign Freight Agai
New York
W. J. Honan
A.O. Robinson
Harold Williams
Harry A. Witte
J.T. Wood
J. Curran
W. F. Bollman
Pittsburgh
W. F. Schugardt
Buffalo
Liquor Industry Unions to Meet in Indianapolis
A group of six AFL unions representing beer and liquor industry workers will meet in Indianapolis at the Claypool Hotel next Thursday June 6 to draft a legislative platform. Delegates from Musicians Bartenders Coopers Distillery Workers Teamsters and Bottle Blowers Workers will attend with Ray Brown Local 121 business agent speaking for taverns and bartenders waitresses in the district. He will also join Southern Indiana delegates at the Grand Hotel in Vincennes Tuesday evening.
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Oee
AFL
Indianapolis
Claypool Hotel
Ray Brown
Indiana
Grand Hotel
Vincennes
Bankhead in Naval Hospital Reported Lost Ground
Senator John H. Bankhead a patient for a week at the naval hospital, collapsing at the Capitol after a labor legislation event. A hospital bulletin says his condition is not as good as it has been.
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Washington
INS
Naval Hospital
John H. Bankhead
R. BE. Duncan
Bankhead
Baptist convention to be held in Second Baptist Church
The Indiana Mt Olive Missionary Baptist State Association and the Second Baptist church announce a three day to four day convention from May 3 to May 6 in this city. Rev John L Gallam is pastor of the host church with Rev G E Johnson as moderator and Rev V L McFarland as president and Rev L A McIntyre as Christian Education Board director in charge.
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State Sunday School
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist State Association of
Indiana
Second Baptist Church
John L. Gallam
G. E. Johnson
The
V. L. McFarland
L. A. McIntyre
Christian Education Board
Grain Market Shut Two Hours In Chicago Amid Ban
The Chicago Board of Trade halted all business for two hours after a federal judge issued a temporary injunction restraining grain futures trading. A later hearing denied the injunction, and trading resumed at 11 30 a.m. Central Time. The petitioner, Robert W Buckley, led a brokerage house seeking price ceilings on grain futures and changes by the board's directors.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
William H. Holly
Elwyn R. Shaw
Robert W. Buckley
Board of Trade
Labor Leaders Prepare Testimony Against Truman Labor Bill
Washington June 3 Four top labor leaders including AFL head William Green CIO chief Philip Murray and Railway Labor Executives Association secretary treasurer A E Lyon testify before Congress as part of an informal hearing led by Rep Delacy to challenge the emergency labor bill amid reports of strong House support and opposition within the labor movement includes several Democratic lawmakers from West Virginia New York California Pennsylvania and Wisconsin all attending the session run by the House Interstate Commerce Committee spending focus on the measure and possible anti strike provisions.
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Congress
House
Rep. Delacy
AFL
William Green
CIO
Philip Murray
A. E. Lyon
Railway Labor Executives Association
Harvey Brown
Independent
International Association of Machinists
DeLacy
Bailey
W. Va
Celler
N. Y
Healy
Cal
Treasury
Senate
Truman
Senate Hears OPA Bill Nearing Completion
Washington reports the price formula remains the major hurdle as the Senate Banking and Currency Committee aims to finish the OPA bill. Taft seeks a base period and a profit formula while Wagner's panel moves toward House approval tomorrow. The vote hinges on labor legislation and potential conference with the House amid election breaks.
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Washington
INS
Senate , Banking and Currency Committee
Sen. Taft
Ohio
OPA
Sen. Wagner
N. Y
Senate
House
Taft
Pool opens despite cool weather draws small crowd
A small crowd, about 100 people, attended the pool opening while cool weather delayed operations. Opening hours are 1 to 3 p m daily, as weather halted the usual throng of enthusiasts.
Palace of Sweets Changes Hands
George Farris owner of the Palace of Sweets for 31 years has sold the business to his son in law George Canillis and John Maheras who came to Washington from Chicago. The change of ownership occurred today as Canillis and his wife and daughter reside on N E Fifth street prior to resuming operation.
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George Farris
Palace of Sweets
George Canillis
John Maheras
Washington
Chicago
Mr. Canillis
N. E. Fifth Street
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Bertha Gilliland
Padgett Services
J. W.phipps
Sen. Bankhead
OPA Bill
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