Memphis advances toward home as Lindbergh crew greets
The cruiser Memphis bearing Col Charles Lindbergh nears Cape Henry at 4 p m Eastern time after offloading film from the Humphries. Destroyers, the Los Angeles and nearly a hundred planes prepare to meet the homeward ship. Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh arrives in Washington to join in the welcome.
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Washington
Memphis
Col
Charles AL
King
Reid
U.S. Memphis
Humphries
Charles Lindhberkh
Lindbergh
Crow’s Nest
John F. Crowe
Luckey
William L. Breck Loth
Big List Of Eighth Grade Graduates In Daviess County
County School Superintendent James B. Gilley lists the largest group of eighth grade graduates in Daviess County, naming numerous students across Barrswab Brothers Hastings Harrison and surrounding townships. The compiled roll includes many first and last names and township affiliations, reflecting a broad cohort completing eighth grade.
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James B. Gilley
Daviess County
Barrswab Brothers
Marie Carri
Adrian W. Grannan
Arthur Noata Cleda Splater
Willis Williams
Lewis Canary
Alice Doyle
Gertrude Lundergan
Leota Shirley
Florence Vanwinkle
Bogard
Rita Ainscough
Roscoe Bissey
Paris Bratton
William Carroll
May Friddier
Fire at Montgomery Mostly Damages Healy Restaurant
The Montgomery Fire Department responded to a morning fire at the Healy restaurant around 10 30 caused by a gas stove. Fire damage was minimal with no injuries reported as firefighters contained the blaze and began cooling operations.
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Montgomery Fire Department
Healy
Judge Sparks to Try Mayor Duvall
Judge Sparks presides over case against Mayor Duvall with proceedings set to determine charges and potential outcome. Local court records indicate a formal trial date and involved parties including the mayor and the presiding judge.
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Judge Sparks
Mayor Duvall
Widowed matriarch dies age in township after dawn
Ma Mai ar Mea well known aged widow died this morning about eight to nine oclock at the home of her son, High M cein, in township. She leaves twelve children, six living, including Sherman ain, Hugh Medain, Mrs Bliga Meerty, Sarah es, Martha Franklin, and Atherton of Harrison township. A member of Aikman church, funeral will be Sunday at 2 in the afternoon at the church, burial in the churchyard.
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High M¢Cein
Mariene
Arthur J Metsa
Sherman
Ain
Hugh Medain
de Township
I Bliga. Meerty
Montana
Sarahes
Harrison
Martha Franklin Tien Yme Atherton
Aikman Reg ‘Church
Chirchyard
Stephenson's Case Near End At Michigan City Hearing
The hearing of Stephenson's case adjourned with D. Cote and others present as Warden Walter H. Daly and trustees review facts. The board of charities closed its session at Michigan City on Thursday and debated whether more information is needed before a conclusion can be reached.
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D. Cote Yenrisoner
John. Mosihigh
Walter H. Daly
Board of Charities
Michigan City
20 Alleged Spies Killed in Soviet Britain Ties
Moscow reports claim twenty monarchist guards and alleged spies were executed amid foreign intelligence activity, naming figures such as foreign minister Iins Ry kov and Soviet leaders including Stalin. The dispatch cites Menjinski, chief of the Soviet political police, as announcing the executions.
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Sletlis
Great Britain
Moscow
Great
Brita
Menjinsk
Menjinski
I. Rykov
Congal of the Peoples
Stalin
A i Bakhrin
Ana Moatman
Wa Nee Biv
The Billroy's Comedians Debut with Four Man Company
A four man troupe billed as Billroy's Comedians opens a new act. The review notes jesting routines and a lively stage presence that promises broad audience appeal.
Local film project to feature Washington talent
Under H A ierrata D W Nicholson of the Wabash Film Co the 13th opportunity to break into moviemaking will be explored with local scenes and local cast. The completed film will debut at the Indiana Theater on June 23 and 24 alongside Hearts of Salome and Bitter Apples. Local actors and beauty spots in and around Washington will be showcased.
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H A Ierrata
D. W. Nicholson
Wabash Film Co
Indiana Theater
Chan
aereantatelegach @s-Actly
Pat. Nicholson
Fed
Vincennes Man Found Dead In Pool Of Blood
Vincennes Indiana June 10 Paul Hataly was found dead in his bedroom at 1318 Ritterskamp avenue after 11 o clock last night. His wife Irene was found near a coal scuttle badly injured. Neighbors reported hearing shots about 10 o clock. The body showed two gunshot wounds one in the temple and another in the left breast and a large razor wound across the throat. Mrs Hataly died soon after. Police blamed a violent assault and possible gunfire in the home.
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Vincennes
Ind
Paul Hataly
Ritterskamp Avenue
Irene
Helen Alexander
Hataly
Abe
Russell
James Cox
Baseball scores from today across leagues
Chicago 3 Brooklyn 7 in nings. Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 3 6 innings. Pittsburgh 11 New York 4 6 innings. Boston 0 St Louis 0 2 in American. Cleveland 2 Washington innings. Philadelphia 4 St over Chicago 4 New by over. Boston 4 pene Oe innings.
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SCO
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Hopkins Youth Falls From Horse
The young son of Elmér Hop suffered a dislocation of the elbow yesterday. He was taken to a local hospital where an X-ray was performed under the care of Dr. B. Q. Bur.
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Elmér Hop
Geia
É ‘ . Rang
B. Q. Bur
Mrs Will Halpike Suffers Ankle Sprain
Mrs Will Halpike of Cincinnati visiting her sister Mrs C G Gediner fell while walking on the driveway at the Gardner residence and sprained her right ankle. Waldenow attended to her injury.
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Will Halpike
W . Helpike
Cincinnati
C. G. Gediner
Gardner
Waldenow
WITLE JOE Wee etext GALT GAME 8. A SEAT
Fragmentary OCR item notes a seat arrangement or game piece labeled A SEAT and a sequence related to GALT GAME 8. The readable portion provides no clear event, date, or participants to establish a full news item.
Funeral services for F B Forwald today at Westminster Church
Funeral services for F B Forwald were held at 2 30 o'clock this afternoon at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Rev J Grimes led the rites with many friends present. Knights Templar conducted the funeral ritual with bearers G B Haing Ralph Hastings Dr T C Smiley E H List Hugh Le Gas and Frank McGehee. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
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F. B. Forwald
Westminterbyterian Church
J. Grimes
Wald
Knights Templar
G. B. Haing
Ralph Hastings
T. Cra Smiley
E. H. List
Hugh le Gas
Frank McGehee
Oak Grove Cemetery
Narrow escape for Clark child on Main Street
On Thursday afternoon in Cannerburg, three year old Philip Clark wandered into Main Street and narrowly dodged two oncoming cars near Peoples National. Driver Frank White halted to avoid him as witnesses lifted the boy to his mother. At the clinic, Dr Bang found only a light bruise and no serious injuries after an X-ray.
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Philip Clark
Herschel
Seras
Philip
Bang
Fire Insurance Adjusters Praise Indiana Booth Safety
Fire insurance adjusters visiting the India theater praised the booth’s fire proof construction. They noted steel windows and automatic shutters with fusible links at 100 degrees would isolate the booth from the theater if a fire broke out. Operator Rufus eighty was commended for saving projection equipment during the Saturday blaze. Berlin to host European air tour for Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Will with stops in Munich Vienna Prague Warsaw Rome.
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Fire Insurance Company
India Theater
Rufus
Berlin
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles
Columbia
Munich
Vienna
Prague
Zcechovakia
Warsaw
Poland
Fcial
Rome
Italy
G. M. Bellanca
Chamberlin
Vine
Bren
Templee Field
Stuests
Lufthansa Airp
Miss Margaret Daily Dies in Indianapolis
Word came from Washington that Miss Margaret Daily of India ols died in that city on a Thursday afternoon at 27 years. Cause was consumption after years of illness, with confinement to bed for three months. She was a daughter of John Daily, formerly of Washington. Survived by father, brothers Frank James Key Lewis, and sister Esther. Funeral set for Saturday morning at 5 o'clock in Indianapolis. body to be brought to the city Saturday afternoon at 1 20 for burial Sunday at St. Jean cemetery.
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Washington
Margaret Daily
India
Frank
James
Key Lewi
Esther
Indianapolis
Keller & Williams
St. Jéan Cemetery
Eagles Elect New Officers for Year
At a lodge meeting held Thursday evening the final election chose Walter Sullivan as president. Other officers elected include Ray Mendep hall as vice president, secretary treasurer Jon Past Worthy, Fred Kirchner as president, William Weibel outside guard, William Quittiany inside guard, Charles EB White conductor, and trustees Fred Kirschner. Installed by E. B. White, they will serve during the ensuing year.
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Was &Ee
Walter Sullivan
Ray Mendéphall
Jon Past Worthy
Fred Kirchner
William Weibel
William Quittiany
Charles EB. White
Fred Kirschner
Cateles EB
White End
St John School June graduation honors local seniors
In Loogog jee Indiana June span students at St John school in city received diplomas marking commencement. The class includes Hellen Brown Regina Cis sell Dorthy Gootee Frances Greenwel Elizabeth Lechner Pauline fullen Anna Padgett and Helen Walker. Rev Father Joseph Hon ingford West Baden gave the address. The program featured music and a valedictory by Hellen Brown. Diplomas were distributed by Rev Pegge Joséph Gordon.
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Loogog Jee
Ind
St. John School
City
St. John Hall
Misses Hellen Brown
Regina Cissell
Dorthy Gootee
Frances Greenwel
Elizabeth Lechner
Pauline Fullen
Anna Padgetteer
Helen Walker
Cliss
Joseph Honingford
West Baden
Heley, Brown
Pegge Joséph Gordon
Paris Premier Wins Confidence Vote On Anti Communism
Paris June 10 Premier Poincare secured a confidence vote in the Channel of Deputies by 350 to 15 to continue the high anti communism program. Earlier the government survived a separate vote on its monopolistic policy, not a confidence matter.
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Paris
Poincare
Channel of Deputies
Hig
Bij
Fulkerson Spoke at Rotary Club Meeting
A. O. Fulkerson was the principal speaker at the Rotary Club gathering Thursday noon at the Elks home. Mrs Fulkerson gave an interesting talk on exertion. Members had a roll call noting birth dates education and why they chose their line of business. Afterward the group visited Frank Fornwaldi’s home.
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A. O. Fulkerson
Rotary Club
Elks
Fulkerson
Frank Fornwaldi
Funeral for Miss Mooney Saturday
Funeral services for Miss Mary Mooney will be held Saturday at St Simon's Catholic Church. Interment will follow at the local cemetery.
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Mary Mooney
St. Simon's Catholic
Colored Club Opens Hospital Room Donation Note
The Colored Citizens Club announces the furnishing of a hospital room and thanks donors Mrs Burke Mr Scott and Mr Harry Chambers for silverware and a donation. Opening day set for June sixteenth from one to nine pm invites public visitation to the new hospital in Daviess Lotte praising its construction and purpose.
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M. Ae
Colored Citizens Clubyington
Jrooms
Nan Hospital
Bestia
M. Burke
Scott
C. Renney Company
Harry Chambers
Te New Hospital
Ion
Daviess Lotte
Local men to build streets in Mitchell contract awarded
Bogard Brothers and Clark Petterson of this city will begin work on their contract for concrete streets in Mitchell. The project is extensive, valued at over $40,000. Balltomise is being moved to Mitchell and the two contractors aim to finish in about sixty days.
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Bogard
Constable Job Open For Washington County
Justice H P Van Trees received from Newell Hatfield now in Oklahoma his resignation as constable of Washington county. Hatfield was appointed February 1 after John C Riley resigned. It is likely the county will appoint at the July session. Applications are being accepted.
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H. P. van Trees
Newell Hatfield
Oklahoma
Washington
Hatfield
John C. Riley
Balloon Race Winners Acclaimed in Motion De Loom
Washington Warden T Vic Orman of Akron and Detroit Captain W Kapner of Champaign, along with Edwards Hu, are officially acclaimed as the three winners in the balloon race motion de loom. Dates point to May 30.
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Washington
T. Vic Orman
Akron
Ohio
Edwards Hu
Detroit
W. Kapner
Champaign
Rae
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Capitol
Harrison Township
Josephine Auberry
Aden Baldwin
Eqnieé Batchelor
Clement Bennett
Mary
Jewell Chapar Jennie Lark
Austin Doyle
Ralph Doyle
Haskel Dyer
Velm Gregory
Eugene Cee
Lundy
I Joseph “Pett . Robinson
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Iguerite Smith
Willian Wallsee
Daisy
Wratten
William
Baldwin
Ol Nett
Malcolm Burris
Chapman
Zed
David Jetus Doyle
Howard Dyer
Maude
Montgomery
Snes
Hugh
Indy
Buckirg
Charlie Lindbergh
Buckingham Palace
London
Kin Eorge
al Bovereign
Frederick A. Sterling
United States
Ireland
Stephenson
Billroy’s
Rm Company
Hopkins
Witle Joe
Frank Fornwald
Frank White
Fireinsurance. CO
Indiana
Eagles
Miss Mooney
Colored Club
Wak
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