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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1937
Page
2
Ind June 15 125 summons were issued for jury duty in the Ward Davis case. Judge Dale ordered 125 men split for July week trials with 50 for June 22 and 50 for June 23. US Attorneys foresee additional venues and difficulty obtaining jurors.
The scene centers on Coral and David amid a tense reunion at Elton as she watches him, famed for discovery, bask in praise while puzzling over his silence about the new process. Donna presses for answers, yet Coral remains cautious, fearing a rift in their bond as the mystery deepens. The narrative closes with a cliffhanger about Donna’s urgent inquiry into the process and Coral's resolve.
An aging editorial text argues that society must provide play spaces for children, noting how past notions have faded. It champions communal responsibility and brands the new playground as a significant step toward neighbors looking after each other, a landmark in progress.
The June 19 anniversary marks a half century since New York City set aside land for children in slum areas to play. Initially met with criticism as a political land grab, the project proved its civic value as other cities copied the idea, signaling a broader awakening to social responsibility and the need to address poverty and depravity through public spaces.
The Indiana Theater presents Night Must Fall featuring Robert Montgomery in a bold shift from heroic roles to a pathological killer. The film centers on a youth driven to crime with a clear narrative, and Montgomery delivers a highly praised performance amid a career debuting tension and dark characterization.
Mrs O R Hinase keeps a dozen Eli Terry clocks in her Haase home, preserving a century of horological history. Terry founded one of America's first clock manufactories in 1793 in Terryville and later partnered with Seth Thomas. The regogned clocks all run accurately as she continues to seek more pieces.
From an original by Runé the Gamut of Comedy O Macice and thrills, the production features Purnell Ved 7 and Nella Waite as prominent cast members in a lively theatrical lineup.
Ralph Chandler receives the college band monogram for distinguished service. Ancient practice noted as Egyptians shaved eyebrows as a sign of meaning to honor a favored cat.
Miss Kay Lasdelle of Richmond Virginia organizer for the Amalgamated Textile Workers CIO says she was run out of Columbus Indiana twice by a group claiming ties to Reliance Manufacturing. Three carloads forced her into a car and followed them north and east, then escorted her seven miles east of town before she returned to report to police. She later departed, escorted again. The attack involved no violence, she said. Gyp was the alias used by Garbrelle Sybille Marie An-Comtesse de Martel de Janville.
Plainville resident Myers traveled to Bicknell last week to visit family. Charles Wilson and Lois Feaster accompanied by Mr and Mrs Geore Feaster also spent the weekend in Illinois. Mrs Lois Feaster returned home with the group. The Hutchens family of Cridersville Ohio hosted Mr and Mrs Carl Hutchens and Harlen Hutchens. Ralph Mallett of Flint Michigan visited relatives, with Miss Baty Nowling of Collinsville Illinois also stopping by to see her grandparents.
Retail sales in Louisville rise 20 to 25 percent over last year as heavy buying by residents boosts business this week. Shoppers flock to stores amid postflood activity, with economists citing stronger demand across departments and rising consumer confidence in the region.
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