Beaters take stand on relief bill as Congress edges toward adjournment
Washington notes the Senate passed the 300000096 Wager bill but leaders doubt House will approve. Debate centers on unemployment relief and funding for immediate federal aid. Hoover backs the plan while some Democrats push larger bond issues and public works to spur relief.
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Congress
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Rainey
House
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Agriculture Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Reed
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House Democrats
Reconstruction Corporation
Democrats
Garner
Columbia
Senate Banking Com
Beckh named pastor at Greenup Christian Church
Robert T. Beckh is unanimously called to lead the Christian church at Greenup Indiana located about 35 miles from Indianapolis. The town hosts a 640 member church serving De Pauw University and Betncastle with 1800 and 6000 population respectively. Beckh organized student deacons and college women’s church council and fostered religion development through lectures and discussion groups. He previously chaired the Obi tian Ministers Forum and served in various regional religious and educational roles.
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Robert T. Beckh
Christian Church
Greenut
Ind
Indianapolis
Feencastle
DePauw University
Beck
College Women’s Church Council
Bethany
West
Beir
Obi Tian
Af ‘Forum
Voca Sponsorship of
Virginia
Valley Chris Association
West Virginia C Visit , Missionary Society
West of Religious Edespecialistakne
Road 45 paving advances toward Haysville
North half of Road 45 project between Loogootee and Haysville completed by corner tractors. Paving joins Road 50 into Loogootee and forms a Y to connect toward Washington. A 10-day recess follows to overhaul equipment before southern section resumes. Mixing machine moves to Haysville area to lay pavement northward and trucks haul material from Loogootee. Bridge at Haysville deemed old and inadequate for heavy traffic. engineers study footing for a new bridge in the near future.
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Loogootee
Haysville
Washington
Mihouen
Club Campers Return Home From 4-H Park Event
Margaret Wichamian, Pauline Osmion and Helen Turk report Indiana 4-H leaders from counties statewide gathered at Shakamak State Park for a week of education and entertainment. Purdue extension staff instructed three hundred thirty eight J r leaders. Dr. A. B. Graham, founder of 4-H, spoke, as did Dr. Z. M. Smith. A candle light service shaped like a four leaf clover highlighted the event.
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Margaret
Wichamian
Pauline Osmion
Helen Turk
Shakamak State Park
Extension Service
Purdue University
A. B. Graham
U. S. Department ‘of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Z. M. Smith
Former convict held following death by self harm
Washington June 1. Under the $800,000,000 relief bill passed today by the senate the allocations by states on the basis of population included Ohio 16,241,159 Indiana 7,913,260 Illinois 18,645,452 Michigan 11,832,189 Kentucky 6,388,731.
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Washington
Senate
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Kentucky
Alfordsville Resident William Edwards Dies at 69
William Edwards 69 a prominent Alfordsville resident died suddenly from a heart attack after a period of illness. Born March 16 1868 in Reeve township he spent his life in the area. He was married to Ursula Madden and is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Minnie Goslin and Mrs Olive Stafford and two sisters Mrs A Vincennes and another sister. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m conducted by A Gill Sons with burial in Old Union Cemetery.
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William Wards
Alfordsville
Edwards
Reeve Township
William
Fannie
Harmon) Edwards
Ursula Madden
Minnie Goslin
Hudsonville
Olive Stafford
Park Putsville
A Vincennes
Iville
Old Unio
Ae A. Gill & Sons
National Meet Forecast Shakes Prohibition Party In Indiana
Indianapolis reports a record convention by the prohibition party on June 5 and 6 at Cadle Tabernacle to endorse the Indiana Republican platform. Leaders cite anticipated strength gains after Republicans adopted a wet plank. Former nominees including Williams Varney, Herman Ne, and Bert Ulm are noted as attendees amid cross-party alignments and Antifalcon support.
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Chicago
Black Squire
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
James Francis Burke
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
National Committee
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Cadle Tabernacle
Indiana
B. L. Allén
Antifalcon
Will Aliam S. Varney
Hermanne
Weather, winds, and civic note on flagstaff
Report notes brisk wind causing girls to hold dresses and a long lasting flag rope to be installed on the city hats flag staff. Mention of ongoing yard work and public observations about road conditions and the weather outlook.
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Ienoor
Malissa Hyatt Dies After Long Daviess County Life
Malissa Hyatt 75 a longtime Daviess county resident died Friday night at 8:30 at her son Walter Hyatt’s home in Frankfort Indiana. The body will be brought to Washington Sunday noon and viewed at First Baptist Church until the funeral at 2 led by Rev. J Henderson. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery. Born February 13 1857 she was the daughter of Richard and Eveline Berry. Her father served in Co G 42nd Indiana Infantry and was wounded at the Battle of Stone’s River dying January 1863 at Murfreesboro. She leaves two sons Walter and Harry Hyatt. Mrs Hyatt was a member of the First Baptist Church of Washington.
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Daviess County
Walter Hyattt
St Frankfort
Ind
Washipeton
First Baptist Church
J. Henderson
Oak Grove
Hyatt
Richard
Eyaline (Berry
Co. G
42Nd
Indiana Infantry
Stone’s River
Murfreesboro
Waiteree
Harry
The
Pees
Bacherch
Washington
Seventh District Votes on Plank At Party Convention
Delegates from the seventh district tally 46 for the moist plank and 93 against after 14 delegates from Daviess county abstain. County totals show 11 counties voting with varied support while most delegates did not vote.
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Si Daviess
Gee
Gibson
Wen Bowel
Ed Greene
Knox Adema
Oly
Monroe Heese
Morgann
Sullivan
Shes Pees Johnson
Fis Owen
Dese
Martin Wegen
Tax Campaign Under Way To Raise Over A Billion
Washington reports a massive drive to collect more than one billion dollars under a new revenue act. Tax collectors prepare forms and training as they implement the wartime style mobilization to fund the budget. anticipation grows for the June 20 start of the tax, with postal stamps already rolling out at high daily volumes.
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Metropolitn Jens
Wreed” States Treasury
Congress
Virgin i
R.isind Gausalito
Alleged agitators removed from county camp near Sandy Hook
Two men named John Harbison and Rene Theyeseen were taken from the Road 657 construction camp near Sandy Hook by Sheriff Rankin and Deputy Sheley. They were held overnight, then released at the county line after officers said the pair mingled with workers and stirred trouble with talks deemed communistic.
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Sandy Hook
Ouatons
Rankin
Sheley
John Harbison
Rene Theyeseen
Melody Makers at Eastside Park Sunday Concert
The M Makers, a six piece orchestra, play at Eastside park on Sunday with two performances. Afternoon set from 2 30 to 4 and an evening segment from 8 to 9 30 at the pavilion.
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Melody Makers
Eastside
M ; Makers
Eastside Park
James Hatfield Receives Eastern College Scholarship
James Hatfield, a standout athlete at Indiana University, has been awarded a scholarship to Eastern College. The announcement marks a notable step in Hatfield's collegiate sports career as he joins the Eastern program.
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James Hatfield
Eastern College
Focal
Indiana Uni
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