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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
2
A long survey shows two thirds of retail volume was handled by small shops since 1929 and that in 1935 about 1.6 million stores employed roughly 4,000 workers in this group. The piece notes a building boom was anticipated in 1939 with housing output likely higher than 1938, offering some hope for unemployment relief amid the low mood.
A small tugboat described as the midget tug tows a large liner named Sheila Moran. The vessel’s power and exact specs are unclear in the fragment but indicate a notable towing operation.
Iris and Bart clash over money and duties as they navigate home life after work. Iris laments finances while Bart resents nagging pressures, leading to frequent tears and strained affection. They seek simple meals at campus spots to avoid burdening others.
Miss Martha Lou Matthews returned to Indianapolis after visiting there with her Dr and Mrs J W Str Mr and Mrs Pred Brooks and won Fred were in Indianapolis Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith attended the Postmaster Convention at Ft Wayne last Friday and Saturday then went to uncle on Sunday with Mr Smith a delegate to the Lion’s Club convention. Edith Baker Pears plans three weeks vacation there with her parents. Worry about spending rises as government spending nears United States level said Byran Todd of Wellington New Zealand oil executive.
Students hear Frank, time superintendent and life insurance executive, discuss policy holders on closing day during Pur due Life insurance Day. Speakers include Allen C. Palmer, Horace Storer, Virgil Stamm, B. H. Eversmeyer, Dr. George S, A. L. Dern, Dr. BC. Young, Herbert Luckey, W. R. Smith, Leo Smith, Pandora John, Richard McEirey, K Jaep, Kahler, Townseall, Lz Hoffman from Purdue University and Indianapolis connections.
Bedford’s Howell delivered a standout pitching performance last night, limiting the Bedford opponents to one hit and retiring the side in four innings. Murtrey struck out 14 as the locals managed five hits but couldn’t capitalize, while Gilmore fanned seven and walked one. The schedule lists two games for Thursday night, with Emnora vs. We and Wonder, and a second game at 8:30.
A notice invites participants to register at the Recreation office or with a leader for league renewals. Prizes will be awarded, with details to be provided as registrations come in. The message emphasizes availability for those wishing to appear and to contact organizers for entry.
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