Used WPA Illegally, Must Go to Prison
Former Kokomo officials conspired in 1935 to defraud the government by selling bricks salvaged from wrecked buildings. WPA labor cleaned them before sale to Kokomo city, with as many as 100 workers involved. Jury found the men guilty. sentences include two years and $5000 fines for Holt Brooks Broo Mor Mor, and other shorter terms for Mix Good Lincoln F. Record.
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Indianapolis
George Mix
Mel Good
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Fice
Local Program Opens With Children Choir at Methodist Church
A children's day program at the Methodist Church opened with a 7:30 p.m. service featuring an opening chorus recitations songs and exercises. Participants included Billy McGuire Edith Sumers Budy Ables Phyllis Summers Jim Connor and others performing songs like Weaving a Garland Like a Little Brook and Nobody Knows the Trouble Ive Seen. A reception followed with attendees listed from nearby towns and several families. The event continued with a closing speech and flower presentation by Mrs. Iantom and Rev. Kuch Lick, with guests from Indianapolis Phoenix and Montgomery.
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Edith Sumers
Barbara Cavness
Imogene ‘Roller
Joyce McGuire
Sunbeam Band
Plant
Rose
Janey Young
Barbara Buhr
Betty Lou Farley
Budy Ables
Shirley Blair
Trene Blair
Nelson Young
Norms Gibson
Jimmy’ Moore
Jack Heavenridge
Danniy Moore
Jack ‘Heavenridge
Danny Jones
Sonny Creegy
Roger Pate
Pi Aaimeces Roy
Billy Pielen Eiriden
Little Steps
Edith Faye
Ann
Russell Smith
Buddy Buhr
Billy Cresgy
Edna Bruner
Red Ralph Jones
Eddie Gibson
Bobby Neideffer
Mber
Lois Pate
Virgie Parsons
Paul Bruner
Leroy Stevens
Serial Story Date With Danger XXIV
A tense exchange unfolds as Fenelon and Ladd discuss arresting Mary Franklin for Duke Martin's murder She protests innocence and accuses the frame up while Chase is sent to bring her back into the orbit of the unfolding mystery The dialogue hints at deeper intrigue and a plot to implicate Franklin in a crime she did not commit
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Duke Martin
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Martin
Jim Chase
Extra! Extra society editor held for murder
An impatient Gazette editor announces an extra about the death of Society editor Mary in the 919 building area. The entry lists attendees at a graduation event and various local residents visiting or residing in the area during the period. The piece includes social notes on couples, families, and weekend travels in Loogootee and Indianapolis.
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Frank
Newlyweds Honored at Helm Home Shower
Odon couple Brien here celebrated with a wedding shower at Mrs Helm's home in Joe Street. Guests included Mr Floyd Helm and Mrs Watson among others. Attendants and a long list of relatives gathered with spring flowers and a pink decorated table, marking the newlyweds' recent marriage. Также.
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Ima
Mononaw
Marion Brown
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Nett
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Kathryn Smith
Mary Alice Own
Martha Larkin
Rosemary Allams
Monica Williams
Géo.liams
Inez Arvin
Junior McCatherine O’brien
Stanley Wolfe
Wm Barnes
Hubert Patterson
Stroit
Louis Levi
Louisville
Herman mm
Matthew Dooley
Fred Brooks
Paul Smiley
Washington
Hy Patterson
Detroit
J. Patterson, Jr
Emil Norris
Leo Walker
Dorothy Norris
Stude Urge
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Paris
Ralph McGovern
Evansville
Jorge Norris
Pat Larkin T
Lafayette
Joe Stubs
Ben
Vivian Ape
Ethel Helm
Rs. Austin
Helm
Floyd Helm
Esdamess Watson
A. A. Né
Oscar
Laie Etchem
Cecil Aishe
H Seneff
Alicia Helm
Barbara Nell Borst
West Hope
Sage Lehday
Foster Gee
Clayton Gray
Mari- Gée
Bum C City
True Gee
New Ir
Niagara Firs
William Hudson
Unclear clipping lists visitors from Indianapolis Detroit and Bridgeport
A fragmented clipping notes visits and guests from Indianapolis to Detroit and Bridgeport. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Arnold Brotherg and Loyd Linnen Jr with various relatives and friends visiting over the weekend. The text is garbled with missing verbs and unclear relations.
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Wang Helen Cone
Arnold Brothergson
Jimmy
Indianapolis
Willis Wil
Loyd Linnen, Jr
Bridgeport
Gene Tehlow
Democrats Win Big in Cook County Judicial Election
Democrats scored a decisive victory in Cook County judicial races, securing every Circuit Court seat and sweeping five Superior Court nominations by wide margins. Across 4,376 precincts, 299,866 straight Democratic ballots were cast, 119,? straight Republican and 97,697 split ballots, with rural precincts reflecting strong Democratic support.
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