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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

4

Tragedy of Samuel Insull and Depression Era Reflections

The piece chronicles Samuel Insull’s dramatic rise in American business, his flailing empire that collapsed into receivership, and his return to England at age 73. It notes the era’s expansion, the ensuing contraction, and the aging magnate as a symbol of a youthful nation’s shift. It also mentions a drop in automobile fatalities during the depression and a muted sense of progress amid hardship.

Samuel Insull Samuel Insull America England Teaull

Wealthless Now, Worketh Still Powering Nation

The piece argues that personal wealth has fallen, with homes and stocks downtrodden, but insists national strength remains in the will to work. It proclaims MAN and his WILL as the true wealth behind factories, banks, and progress, citing Galilee and Christ as moral anchors.

Main Galilee Weaith Christ Man God

Fragmentary prompt yields unclear context

The provided text is a garbled mix of words with no coherent facts, names, or events to summarize. It reads like a corrupted OCR fragment lacking identifiable people or places to anchor a proper newspaper card.

Mae West and Diamond Lils Broadway comeback plans

Mae West writes and rehearses a vaudeville act featuring Diamond Lil as a theme while Harry Richman eyes a Broadway run. West, quiet in public, is a voracious reader with a long theater career and a habit of starting but not finishing plays. Meanwhile John Barry Ryan’s literary pseudonym mystery surfaces in a jeweler lawsuit.

New York Lil Mae West Long Island Harry Richman Broadway Diamond Lil Miss West Park Avenue Lilmy John Barry Ryan Fifth Avenue Jeweler America Thomas Fortune Ryan Barry Vail Gece Oden Joseph Lightner New York News Mayor Lightner

Indiana Delegation Debates Wet Platform At GOP Caucus

Indiana uninstructed delegates to the Republican convention issue focus as they prepare for the first caucus meeting. The party adopts a wet plank last week while proposals push for the eighteenth amendment and other measures. George A. Bail of Muncie to preside. Mary Merebet of Lafayette leads the resolutions committee.

Chicago Indiana George A. Bail Muncie Ing Taleone Tenotations Mary Merebet Lafayetite State Resolutions Committee

Five Fems Ze the United Pare Foreten Boen

Five female athletes or teams from the United participate in a foreten event, with limited readable details. The fragment emphasizes competition and potential results among participants.

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Minor operation performed today in Montgomery area

Louise Heag of Montgomery RFD 1 underwent a minor operation at the local hospital. In the same report, it notes that about one in three families in Rumanila is on the government payroll.

Louise Heag Montgomery Rfd 1 Rumanila

Government forecast lowers winter wheat yield amid drought

The Department of Agriculture released June 13 estimates predicting a winter wheat crop of 411 million bushels from 32.277 million harvested acres, down from last year's 787 million. It also forecast 38.7 million bushels of rye, 48.9 million peaches, and 21.5 million pears, all based on June 1 conditions, with spring wheat at 84.15 percent of normal.

Department of Agriculture

Republican convention announces first three days program

Chicago June 13 The Republican national committee released the official order of business for the convention. Tuesday tasks include call to order by Senator Simeon D. Fess, prayer by Episcopal Bishop James E Freeman, roll call, election of temporary chairman and officers, committee selections, and reports. Nomination of candidates for President and Vice President follow with roll calls and notification committees. The program may extend beyond three days if prohibition repeal battles last longer.

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Local Church Opens With First Mass By两Two Men

Sunday morning at St. Johns Catholic church in Loogootee two young men led the first holy mass. Rev Joseph M Brown and Seth Strange officiated. A five year old Ray Williams of 1401 Bedford Street was struck by an automobile Sunday morning and is injured. Frank Proctor died from organic heat disease this morning at Plainville. Stockholders of People National Bank approved a capital increase to 156000 and the Cabel property purchase at Hast Seca and Main Streets. Willard Nixon named cemetery officer for Washington. A crowd of youths celebrated a fruit shower. Ruth Eagle plans India trip in weeks ahead. Mses Alice Ada Kennedy hosted several friends.

St. John’s Catholic Church Loogootee Joseph M. Brown Ham Forrest Strange National Bank Spira Cabel Hast Seca Main Streets Ent Graham

Local Society Studies Regan In Joseph Williams Visit

An organization of local men devoted to study and familiarity with Regan, Joseph Williams, Thomas Daily, and James Hogan will depart tonight from Rensselaer where they have been in college. Daily is accused this year.

Joseph Williams Thomas Daily James Hogan Remsselaer

Out-of-town guests attend Mrs. Mary Crilla event

A list of visitors from St Louis and Indianapolis attended a gathering hosted by Mrs. Mary Csilla with appearances by Mr and Mrs McCauley and others, including Mrs Idana qaceteeie and Mrs. Craney Kelburg, among attendees from Est Louis and Seana.

Mary Csilla St.Louis Idana Qaceteeie Arles Goseet Gson Charles Prather Est St. Louis McCauley Seana John McCaullaughter Catherine Charles Craney

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