Two Cars Collide Near Prairie Creek Bridge
Al Brunett of Washington and Loren Cox of El Nora were in a collision near the Prairie Creek bridge about 1 30 this morning. Both drivers escaped serious injury though both cars were badly damaged. Sheriff Milton H. Fitzgerald and State Officer Herman H. Freed investigated at Road 57 one mile north of the creek bridge. Cox sustained a bruised arm and leg.
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Washington
Loren Cox
Elnora
Prairie Creek Bridge
Milton H. Fitzgerald
Herman H. Freed
Creek Bridge
Brunett
Cox
M Nutt remarks on loyalty and possible third term
M Nutt tells reporters in Manila and Chicago he will be loyal to Roosevelt and questions whether the president will seek a third term. He says his own stance is unique as a personal appointee and notes ambiguities about future intentions. He remarks Americans’ interest in foreign sugar and trade.
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Philippines
Press Sabonte
Manilla
McNa
Chicago
Alainborherg Triex
Rosevelt
Pyself
Coleradnes
Nk McHale
Indios Sentinant
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M Dent
McNutt
Historic Monument Circle
Indianapolia
Hale
Minton
Hoosierdam
John C. McNutt
Martinson
McHale
Fort Wayne
Atmsistant
Ashington
M Nutt eyeing nomination as Indiana statesman
Indiana features a mass public rally for Paul McNutt with a parade and hundreds of county banners as he considers a gubernatorial run. McNutt plans a return to Hoosier politics, meeting supporters and addressing an audience at the Hotel English before a state reception.
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English
State House
Paul
American Legion
Indiana
Eag
Reginald H. Sullivan
Indianapolis
M. Clifford Homes
Edward C. Elliott
Purdue University
Elliott
Leaders Confident on Bloom Bill Passage
Democratic leaders in Washington, buoyed by a canvass showing a 50 vote margin, reject calls for changes to the Bloom bill repealing embargo provisions of the neutrality act. A night House session was planned to push a final vote. The move aims to clear neutrality legislation to focus on the budget and conference reports before the fiscal year ends.
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Washington
House
Rayburn
Senate
House Foreign Af Committee
Poland warns of possible development near Warsaw
A brief note from Warsaw indicates President Moscicki faces a possible development linked to Poland with a Polish company. No clear details are provided on actions or dates, leaving the situation unresolved and awaiting further clarification from authorities.
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Poland
A Moscicki Toda
Warsaw
Moscith
Hail Of Bullets Ends Man Who Slain Deputies
Report notes a gun battle that killed the man who murdered deputy sheriffs. In Washington, relief bill progress neared final approval as Congress moved toward end-of-year action. Debate stretched late with amendments and potential conference to reconcile House and Senate versions.
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Congress
Senate
House
Cenfe
Bill O
Desperado Ray Olson Killed in Mattson Kidnap Case Raid
Hayward Wisconsin June 29 Ray Olson involved in the Mattson kidnap murder was shot and killed while trapped at the lake edge after a lengthy manhunt. Deputies claim he killed two sheriff's deputies and was positively identified as the Mattson kidnaper though the identifer was not disclosed.
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Hayward
Wis
INS
Ray Olson
Wisconsin
Northwoods
Lake Namakagon
Olson
Endance Eee Ee
Charles Mattson
G-men
Mattson
Lorene Sawyer Injured After Car Hits Pedestrian
Police reported Miss Lorene Sawyer of 11 Dewey Avenue suffered minor bruises when struck by a car driven by Delmon Shake on Road 50 at South Meridian. Sawyer had stepped from a bus stop and darted into the street. she was treated by a doctor for non serious bruises about 12 50 this morning.
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Lorene Sawyer
Dewey Avenue
Delmon Shake
N. W
First Street
Road 50
South Meridian
Mies Sawyer
Tom Daily Becomes Exclusive Maytag Dealer in Washington
Tom Daily, a longtime furniture dealer in Washington, announced his exclusive Maytag dealership. He has 15 years in the furniture trade, operates at 18 E Main Street, takes over the space formerly used by Burchli, and has purchased a complete supply of parts to continue Maytag's service quality.
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Tom Daily
Maytag
Daily
Washington
E. Main Street
Burchli
Sister's name omitted in Aloye Hoefling death story
A correction notes that Mrs Zita Will sister of Aloye Hoefling who died suddenly in this city was left out of yesterday's report. Mrs Will resides in Evansville and is mentioned in the updated notice.
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Zita Will
Aloye Hoefling
Will
Evansville
House Pledges New Roosevelt Support
President Roosevelt won a pledge from administration leaders in the House to stand firm against Senate efforts to curb his emergency powers. The administration warned it would oppose Senate provisions on monetary legislation seen as further devaluing the dollar.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Senate
Adm
Owe House
Airports With Lighting Reach 728 Of 2371 In U S
As of May 1 1939 the United States had 2371 airports and airfields with lighting equipment totaling 728 lit facilities.
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United State
Baseball box score notes from a multi-league recap
The snippet shows National League and American League game details with partial pitching lines and runs. Names include McFayden Salvo Lee Weiland Ruffing Leonard Harris Kennedy Marcum Potter Wilson and a dense sequence of innings and scores, indicating a compact box score summary for Boston and Chicago matchups.
Jury to Get Damage Case in O Day
Special attorneys for Miss Oleda Ho of Terre Haute seek damages against the city over a 1934 Eastside Park boat accident. Closing testimony concluded in circuit court as plaintiff’s attorney Miss Holman argued the alleged negligence caused harm. Defense witnesses included J. H Wadsworth and Dr. R L Kleindorf.
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Jasper
Oleda Ho
Terre Haute
Washington
Eastside Park
Miss Holman
J. H Wadsworth
R. L. Kleindofer
Kiwanis Club Hears Of Trip To Convention
Kiwanis members hear details of a convention trip and related activities in the eastern city. Fred Dobbyn presents a toy racing car reminder that speeding is taboo in Massachusetts. Ballard Wallace discusses aiding underprivileged local youths before Evansville visit. Clyde Burch shifts club ties as he relocates to Bloomington Indiana.
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Mr. Myers
Fred Dobbyn
R. Myers
Massachusetts
Ballard Wallace
Evansville
Last St
Charles
Clyde Burch
Onge Tion
Bloomington
Ind
Fireworks Warning Issued By Local Officials
Chief Pete Johnson and Fire Chief B Bateman issued a joint warning amid complaints of premature firework use. Indiana law bans fireworks until July 4, with fines for violations and prosecution for illegal salvoes.
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Pete Johnson
B. Chas. Bateman
Indiana la
Capital Judge Rules On Gross Tax Settlement
Indianapolis and Marion County officials report a capital judge has issued a significant gross tax ruling, the first major decision in this area since 1933, highlighting the state's tax policy stance and potential fiscal impact.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Clyde Burch Leaves City for Bloomington After Sale
Clyde Burch announced he is selling his 15 year local business interests and moving to Bloomington Indiana. He will join twin brother Claud Burch in the auto appliance venture there. The Burch family plans relocation in the near future as the local business activity changes hands.
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Clyde Burch
Burch Appliance Co
Bloomington
Ind
Burch
Claud Burch
Ness Int
Neg Ton
Levee Hearing Timed With Additional Evidence
A levee hearing schedule was set with additional evidence referenced, though details remain unclear in the fragmented text. The report notes timing for the session and mentions further material to be reviewed by officials.
Davis Funeral Plans Friday for William H. Davis
Funeral services for William H. Davis 56 a former railroad switch man who died yesterday at Madison state hospital will be held at 10 o clock Friday morning at Gill Funeral Chapel burial will follow in Oak Grove cemetery He was born 1883 a son of John H Davis and Josephine Vowell Davis and survived by wife Flora Adams Davis sister Nina Davis brother George Parvin of Norwood Ohio Charlie T Webber of Dayton and H R Davis of Cincinnati after six years illness and four weeks of grave condition death attributed to complications from illness
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William H. Davis
Madison State Hospital
Gill Funeral Chapel
Oak Grove
Mr. Davis
John H
Josephine (Vowell) Davis
Flora Adams Davie
Gorge H. Parvin
Norwood
Ohio
Nina Davis
Charlies T. Webber
Dayton, O
H. R. Davis
Cincinnati
Board of Review to End Work July 4th
The board remains in session for 30 days and will close the official period on July 4. An earlier comment gave the wrong impression about the closing date.
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Board OF Review
Board of Review Seasion
Seasion
Elmore Farmer Dies Suddenly
Elnora June 29 special report: James Allen, son of Elmore farmer, dies suddenly prompting local memorial responses and investigations by authorities.
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Elmore Farmer
Elnora
James Allen
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