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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

2

Economic importance of Indiana state parks highlighted

Indianapolis June 29 The Indiana Department of Conservation was praised for parks policy by Richard Lieber at New Harmony Field School. He noted state parks boost timber and agricultural potential, create concession revenue for counties, and employ local workers while preserving scenic areas.

Ndianapolis Ind Richard New Harmony Lieber Indiana University Stry Indiana Jefferson County

Alfal purchases supplies in county parks and resorts

Alfal purchases supplies in the vicinity, spending millions annually to aid local economies. Turkey Run Park is highlighted as an outstanding example with priceless trees and scenic gorges drawing about 130,000 visitors last year, 61 percent from Chicago. Park concessions paid wages, bought food, and boosted local commerce, while conservation work and park expansion continue under limited departmental coordination.

Turkey Run Park Chicago Park Meens

Heat Wave and a Dream in Cherry's Struggling Day

A July heat wave worsens Cherry's fatigue as she irons shirts for Dan and cares for her ailing mother. Dixie Dixon plans a Canada trip while Cherry clings to daydreams of a grand ocean liner, balancing chores, finances, and a looming social evening with Dan and Max. The chapter hints at pressure from illness in the family and seller’s fatigue, ending with a planned outing and a note of unease.

Cere Mason Dan Phil T& Te Dixie Shaneon Max rEunion Aorise Cherry Lenarnea Cherry Dixon Pasa Dan Dixie

Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clues and Answers Montage

A scrambled list of crossword style clues with numbers and terse answers. Includes items like Avocets birds and symbols of France, with entries for duties rescue total a stop water and craftily. The page presents miscellaneous puzzle prompts rather than a single cohesive news item.

Tire Hijackers Seize Inner Tubes in Vincennes Robbery

In Vincennes Indiana on June 29 four boxes of inner tubes valued at $75 were stolen from a Holsapple truck line vehicle. Anthony Chancier of 717 S Tenth Street was unaware of the robbery until the suspect car tailed him and stopped near an auxiliary tank.

Vincennes Ind Petty Ban Anthony Chancier S. Tenth Street

Youth Drowns in Gravel Pit at Hart Street Road

Vincennes Indiana June 29 Max Westfall sixteen year old drowned in a gravel pit owned by Lenahans and Konan near the city limits on Hart Street road Tuesday night about 9 30 oclock. It was after 10 oclock before he was missed and shoes and clothes were found at the edge of the pit. A check at his home showed he was not there. Several other boys swimming with him said the last time they saw him he was crossing the pit in about 26 feet of water.

Vincennes Ind Max Westfall Lenahans and Konan Hart“street

Unemployed Harvest Gathers City Garden Produce

In St Louis 437 unemployed families harvest vegetables from plots provided by the Citizens' Committee on Relief of Unemployment. The plan aims to yield 27 tons of mustard 26 tons of Swiss chard 26 tons of spinach 95 tons of cabbage 5000 bushels potatoes 3200 bushels tomatoes 4200 bushels beans 1000 bushels carrots and 3500 dozen ears of corn for summer table use and winter canning.

St. Louis Citizens’ Committee On Relief

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