County Health Advisory Council Meets at Courthouse
The County Health Advisory Council met last evening at the courthouse with county organizations represented. President Phillip Waller presided and formed committees for the year. Miss Emma Nice, county nurse, reported on her work since joining Daviess county. Next meeting is 7:30 July 15 at the courthouse. all county organizations should attend.
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Court House
Phillip Waller
Emma Nice
Daviess County
Racers Train at Graham Farms Track West of Washington
At Graham Farms track east of Washington horses from out of town train for upcoming events. Leakland Star, trotter owned by Guy Lyon of Paris Ill with driver Jeferson, trains alongside others including ror 443 Fair Play and Prone owned by Walter Sen of Paris, as crowds gather to watch practice sessions.
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Graham Farms
Washin
Guy Lyon
Pabia Ill
Mela Jeferson
Jeferson
Walter Sen
Paris
Senator Copeland Dies After Illness in Washington
Washington June 18. Senator Copeland dies at Shoreham Hotel after long illness tied to overwork. He was famed for health broadcasts and maritime labor work, and had recently been active despite political clashes with Roosevelt policies. A widow accompanied the body to New York.
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Washington
New York
Shoreham Hotel
Harry M. Kauffman
Copeland
Junior Legion Baseball Team Forming in Davi City
Organization of a junior league baseball team in Davi City was announced by Pinnick who has worked with the Burch Wood Plan Legion. Youth under 17 are invited to join at East Main Street. Uniforms are ready and a schedule is set with league districts and state play ahead.
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Davi
Pinnick
Burch-Wood Plan Legion
East Main Street
Roosevelt Family Wedding Stirs Crowds at New England Town
Report of a high noon wedding in a coastal town drawing vast crowds as Franklin D Roosevelt attends the ceremony of his son John Roosevelt and Anne Lind say Clarke. Police and cavalry escorts, notable guests, and the president and Mrs Roosevelt present at the Union church.
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John Roosevelt Iman
Anne Lindsay Clarke
Boston
Nahant
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Roosevelt
Franklin D
Finny
The
United
Franklin, Jr
Ethel DuPont
John
Union
Sarah Delano
Martin Patterson Injured in Wreck Near Washington
Martin Patterson of 109 W Walnut sustained minor bruises and cuts after a car collision east of Washington Friday afternoon. He received treatment at a local physician's office.
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Martin Patterson
W. Walnut
Washington
Veale child to return home today after surgeries
Four year old James Hamlin Veale of 1103 Downey avenue, son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Veale, is coming home from Indianapolis Ailey Hospital after two eye operations and a prior arm injury treated at Daviess county hospital. He has been hospitalized since January 26, 1938.
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James Hamlin Veale
Charles C. Veale
Downey Avenue
Ailey Hospital
Indianapolis
Daviess County Hospital
Bernie Mangin Returns to Home
Bernie Mangin, injured in a long auto accident near Evansville, returned to his home yesterday afternoon. He was hospitalized and operated on to repair a broken and crushed leg and, though unable to walk without aid, hopes to regain use of the limb soon.
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Bernie’ Mangin
Evansville
Bernie
New Haven Sees White House Hope For German Jewish Refugees
Washington reports hundreds of thousands of persecuted Jews in central Europe turn to the United States for deliverance from oppression. Granted entry to escape racial and political persecution remains limited to those with funds or relatives willing to sponsor, leaving many refugees without hope of haven in normal times.
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Washington
Europe
America
Germany
Austria
United States
Wild Outbreaks Stir Up Berlin Violence and Fear
Berlin reports a surge of anti Jewish violence following a Nazi rally. Government orders protection measures for Jewish residents as unrest forces Jews from businesses and deepens panic in the north end. Secret police instructed to halt the disturbances.
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Berlin
INS
Mary
Naz
Davin E Spaulding Dies at Bedford Home
David Eugene Spauldine, 82, father of Mrs. Clara McCall of Washington, died at his Bedford home at 10 p.m. Friday. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at New Bethel Cemetery near Washington. He left five daughters, three sons, 34 grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Bedford
David Eugene Spauldine
Clara McCall
Washington
New Bethel
Maud Pickett Dies Suddenly at 64 in Crawford County
Maud Pickett 64 wife of Elmer D Pickett of 618 West ab ut street died suddenly Friday night at her home after a short illness of acute heart disease. She was visiting churchgoers on West Main Street when stricken and died within hours. A lifetime resident of Wash amé, she was well known locally. Survived by five grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and one brother. funeral by A Gill & Sons. G A R C members to hold free services at 7 30 pm at her West Walnut Street home.
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Mras Maud
Pickett
Elmer D. Pickett
West Abut
Washamé
John
Sarah (McKown) Laswell
Dies of Security
Mr. Pickett
Oa Us
Bedford
Grda Rt
Ray
Mayme Bwayne
New Wha
John Laswell
Fourth of July horse races in Daviess County
The notice describes upcoming Fourth of July races in Daviess with entries including Amos, Curt, Young, and McCoy as starter last year. It references half mile trials, a 2:18 class, and a For All event, noting preparations for race day and participant lineup.
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Accor
Amaty
O. Amos
Youn
McCoy
Louis Sued for 250000 in Defamation Case
Chicago June 18 Heavyweight champion Joe Louis and his co managers face a 250000 damage suit in Cook county. Sheridan A Bruseaux, a negro private detective, accuses Louis Julian Black and John Roxborough of malicious defamation and libel linked to a newspaper story about Bruseaux and alleged evidence suppression before the 1936 Schmeling bout. A parallel federal suit by Bruseaux was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Cook County
Sheridan A. Bruseaux
Bruseaux
Louis
Julian Black
John Roxborough
Max Schmeling
Inederal District Court
China Flood Halts Warfare Across Regions
Chinese flood conditions disrupt military actions as authorities report slowed operations in multiple fronts. Severe weather and rising waters hamper troop movements and logistics, delaying planned offensives and redeployments. Local officials coordinate evacuations and relief, while regional leaders assess damage and marshal aid.
Temperature Summary From Yesterday
Yesterday recorded a high of 80 degrees and a low of 66. Precipitation was negligible at 0.13 inches.
Cereal Story Visual Highlights Bowl of Rice Dinners
A New York girl in a hat filled with rice symbolizes the Bowl of Rice dinners planned in 2000 communities to raise funds for relief of Chinese destitute civilian refugees. The hat top serves as a visual cue to attract attention to the charity effort and its broad reach.
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New York
Hands Off Government Warned In Election Probe
Washington reports say the Senate expenditures investigating committee, led by Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, issued a strong resolution urging all government agencies and candidates to refrain from any involvement in primary or election campaigns, warning of exposure and criminal prosecution for improper conduct. The panel vowed vigorous action and said cooperation is required to ensure honest elections.
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Washington
Sente Oe
Moris Sheppard
Tex
Senate
Jasper merchant Clifford Siebert and Maude Harris kinship noted
Clifford L Siebert 38 of Jasper a merchant and son of Louis Siebert is connected to Maude Harris 53 a city teacher and daughter of Charles Harris of Dubois County in a brief genealogical notice.
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Clifford L. Siebert
Jasper
Louis Siebert
Maude
Charles Harris
Dubois County
Mullen Dies After Brief Illness at 48
Wm Thomas Mullen 48, B and O shops employee, well known in Washington, died 7 p.m. day night at Daviess county hospital after a three day illness. Born Whitfield October 25 188p, son of Patri and Lucy Doyle Mullen, married Bridget Madden November 30 1916. Member of St Simon's Church and Holy Name Society. Funeral at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Brese share with burial in St John's cemetery.
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Wm. Thomas Mullen
Washington
Daviess Count
Mullen
Whitfield
Martin
Patri
Lucy
Doyle) Mullen
Bridget Madden
Muller
St. Simon's Church
Holy Name Society of
Altar Society
Allen
Rand Dren
William Margie
Jean
Acis
Maurice
Ha Lee
Betty
Bobby
Loogootee
Eri Nolen
Marion Arvin
Ra Mulen
Nak
Mr Mullens
Brese
Ed Keller Hate
Hospital Notes on Major Operations Today
Mis Katherine Lett Route 4 underwent a major operation today at hospital. Mrs Sturgill Odor Route 2 underwent a major operation this morning.
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Katherine Lett
Sturgill
Odor
Democratic banquet set for Thursday in Davie County
A Democratic banquet for Davie County is planned for next Thursday night at St Mary's Auditorium. Two star officers will attend. precinct committeemen, vice committeemen, all city township and county candidates, and others in the party's welfare are invited. Tickets from Paul Smiley Mrs E E Killion or William B Yeager. Dick Heller will speak.
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Daviess County
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Paul G. Smiley
Ie Smiley
E. E. Killion
William B. Yeager
Dick Heller
Democratic Party
Wrestling With Weeds Hits Potatoes In Evansville
Evansville promoter Francis Stagg, eager to weed a garden, pulls up a straight row of potato sprouts by mistake. He explains the error with a shrug and an odd tale of learning from the mishap in his Washington and Thorne avenue project.
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Evansville
Ind
Francis Stagg
Stagg
Washington and Thome Avenues
Madden’s Hurt In Friday Night Car Mishap Near Lyons
A near-old auto accident occurred Friday near Lyons in Greenie county. The driver, identified as Madden of Lyons, was injured after his car left the pavement and struck the roadway median following a visit, with Mrs Madden and Pearl White among those mentioned in initial reports.
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Maddens
Stabelftied
Lyons
Greenie County
Fadden
Ideal City Light Plant
Madden
iPearl White
Bandit Identified as Chicago Gangster
A Chicago gangster bandit was identified in Dallas in June with authorities stating connections to the case. Police provided details linking the suspect to prior incidents as investigators pursued further leads.
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Bandit
Chicago
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CO. Health Council
Democrat
Arnold J N
Ill
Sen. Copeland
Junior Legion
B. C. Pinnick
Daving Co
Veale
Bernie Mangin
New Haven
U. S
Davin E. Spaulding
Maud Pickett
Kentucky
Br M Stewart
Stewart
Aget
Daviess
Graham Track
Champion
King King
China
Shanghai
Sane
Internationa
Cereal Story
WM. T. Mullen
Dallas
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