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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

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Majority of Democrats Vote to Repeal Blow to Prohibition Plank

United Press reports a Democratic convention shift toward repealing the 18th Amendment. Senator David Walsh says a majority of delegates may back a repeal plank with immediate Volstead revision. Delegation standings suggest a split on repeal versus submission, with several states pledging support for repeal or immediate reform.

Morris de Haven Tracy United Press Chicago David J. Walsh Demerat Massachusetts Carolinas Moe Seeree Colorado Maine Vermont Alaska Iowa Roosevelt-controlled Resolutions Committee Walsh Conation

Barricade at Bridge Approach Down Near Vincennes

June 28 Vincennes Ind a new memorial approach caused barricades to break down a barricade on the east end driven through fresh concrete and damaged pavement a motorist fled authorities seek the driver after reports of license plate and vehicle details and pending heavy penalties for the incident.

Vincennes Ind Imi India Tillin

Wheat harvest delayed by heavy rains in county

Heavy rains Sunday night and Monday slow the county wheat harvest as ripe grain suffers damage. much uncut crop remains and could suffer further loss if rain continues. Corn is thriving, with fields nearly ready for final cultivation and signs of another bumper crop forthcoming. A combine outfit attracted many motorists Sunday on US Highway 41 south of Vincennes while harvesting wheat.

Daviess County Erin Vincennes

Unclear event at third Confectionery draws crowd

An upcoming evening event is planned at the third Confectionery at 6 o'clock. Theodor Reininga from Washington will attend to discuss the value at hand. A good attendance is expected.

Theodor Reininga Newington

Indiana Delegation Backs Provisional Roosevelt Nomination

Chicago June 28 delegates to the Indiana Democratic convention voted to maintain the two thirds rule while seeking a strategic position in the presidential nomination fight. Franklin D Roosevelt forces faced a setback as Indiana debated the rule and potential alignment with Baker and Smith factions.

Chicago Ingo Weione Democratic Steve. Richards Corres Indiana Democraticvention Newton Dpd Baker Vest Paul V. Megentz Empiri Cally Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt James A. Farley Toms Roosevelt Ieaders Sheuse Red Hanana Lewton D. Baker Genor White

Samaritan Army Plans Outing for City Children

The Samaritan Army schedules an outing for city’s poor children at the Park on Monday July 4. Refreshments will be served and a suitable program arranged. Major Tolson will oversee child care. further details to follow.

Samaritan Army Tolson

Stumpp Market Repaint Underway on West Main Street

The Stumpp Meat Market on West Main Street is undergoing exterior repainting, affecting business appearance and access as workers freshen the facade. Local odor concerns noted, with no disruption to interior operations expected.

Ry Stumpp West Main Street

Engineer Michael Stubblefield Near Death in North Vernon

Michael Stubblefield, 78, former B and C locomotive engineer, lies near death at his North Vernon home after three days of unconsciousness. Sister Mrs. Mayme Matters of this city is at his bedside as authorities expect his death within hours.

Michael, Stubblefield Washington North Vernon Mr. Stubblefield Louisville Mayme

Death Claims Miss Blanche Barr at Edwardsport

Funeral held at 2 this afternoon in the Christian church Edwardsport with burial in Edwardsport cemetery. Miss Blanche Barr died Sunday morning after weeks of illness. Several brothers and sisters survive.

Edwardsport Ind Blanche Barr Christian Church Miss Barr

Councilman Dant Criticized for Wage Cut Proposal

A councilman proposed wage cuts for city employees provoking swift opposition at the Monday night meeting. Mayor John McCart and several speakers rejected the idea, arguing the plan would harm city workers and public service.

Instructor at Clear Water Lake announcement

An announcement was made today regarding an instructor at Clear Water Lake. Details are sparse in the readable portion, but the item notes a personnel notice connected to the lake site. Further specifics on the appointment or duties are not clearly captured in the accessible text.

Funeral services for Wm C Camp Wednesday at Masonic Temple

The body of Wm C Camp lies at Williams Funeral Home until 8:30 am Wednesday. A Christian Science funeral will be held at the Masonic Temple at 10 o'clock. Burial at Unionville is planned for 2 pm. Public services and courthouse offices will close at 10 am Wednesday.

Wm. C. Camp Williams Masonic Temple Christian Science Unionville Elwood Williams Court House

Den Dillon Named County Treasurer and Deputy Appointed

Den Dillon, Elmore township farmer, was elected by county commissioners to replace Wim C. Camp as county treasurer, serving until a successor is elected. Roy Strange of Steele township will be deputy treasurer, with Strange the Democratic nominee for the fall election. The current deputies Miss Helen Zinkan and Miss Susan Losby will remain. The commissioners voted unanimously. oaths will be taken and duties begin once filed. The scene included local residents Mrs Al Gilman and Mr John Raymann.

den Dillon Elmore Wim. C. Camp Roy Strange Steele Township Dillon Strange Helen Zinkan Susan Losby Camp Taylor Frye Roy Smiley Odon

Credit Bureau Monthly Dinner Tonight

The Washington Credit Bureau holds its regular luncheon at the Blue Bird Cafe tonight with Theo Reininga of Peoples National Bank as speaker on credits, advantages and abuses. The event educates members on the value of credit and flags debtors who avoid paying.

Washington Credit Bureau Blue Bird Cafe Theo Reininga Peoples National Bank and Eh Company Credit Bureau Washington

Summer Rain Near Normal in Indiana

Indianapolis reports 2.82 inches of rain in 24 hours ending 6 p m yesterday boosting the summer total in the area to near normal. The Weather Bureau forecast calls for fair weather today followed by more rain tomorrow as relief reaches corn and other crops in the region.

Indianapolis U. . Weather Bureau

Froebel High School Teacher Drowns Fishing Near Valparaiso

Edward B. Carlisle, 45, a Froebel high school teacher, drowned while fishing in Celiza near Valparaiso last night. His body was recovered by companions. He is survived by his widow and one son.

Gary Ntd Edward B. Carlisle Froebel Celiza Valparaiso

Ladies Night for the Washington Kiwanis Club

The Washington Kiwanis Club hosts Ladies Night tomorrow night with the Lakers providing music. Dinner will be served by the ladies of Central Christian Church.

Washington Kiwanis Club Ark Lakers Central Christian Church

Lindbergh Testifies Against John H Curtis in Kidnaping Case

Lindbergh returns to the stand in Flemington New Jersey detailing the hoax and his alleged encounters with Curtis. He describes the false notes trips at sea and drives to Long Island and Norfolk as his confidence in Curtis grew, while the courtroom later notes his composed appearance despite the family tragedy.

Flemington Caleb Charles A. Lindbergh John Hughes Curtis Curtis Ietlee Norfolk Longsland N.J Charles A. Lindbergh Norfolk Society Lindbergh Artis

Elks Members Plan Funeral Visit for Mr Gill

The local Elks lodge calls a 7:30 pm meeting to arrange a trip to the home of James A Gill a deceased member to pay last respects. Washington National Bank will close at noon to allow employees to attend the funeral of Mr Gill the bank director.

Elks Lodge James A. Gill Washington Natio Bank Gill

Electrocution in Bluffton from contact with live wire

A Blutfnton Ind resident died after touching a live electric wire amid a high tension scene in June. Police and investigators noted the fatal accident occurred at a local site, with details still under review.

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