Three Families Ready to Move in Local Area
John V. Clark purchases Lyle J. Clark's residence at 1900 Memorial Avenue and will move in immediately. Lyle J. Clark relocates to Oakfield New York. Earl L. Ellis of The Democrat plans to move to 1504 Memorial Avenue after the Clark home is vacated, followed by Mrs. George Klier moving to 408 North East Fifth Street as the Ellis family moves to Memorial Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Clark
Lyle J. Clark
Memorial Avenue
Clark
Oakfield
N. Y
Earl L. Ellis
The
Democrat
John W. Clark
George Klier
Grove Street
Portereville Road
N. E. Fifth Street
Ellis
Edinburg crime blotter details a child assault
A report notes a child was assaulted by a man in Edinburg, Ind. The item provides no names or precise dates, but indicates a local crime incident. It references broader Roosevelt era events and political context, with limited readable details from the surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburg, Ind
Raccons released in Daviess County by official bodies
Ten state reared raccoons were released today in Daviess county in pairs. Elmer Wiltrout arranged releases with local conservation clubs to boost raccoon numbers. The animals were brought by a state conservation department and placed from Wiltrout’s home on S E Third and Campbell Avenue to various county sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Elmer Wiltrout
State Conservation Department
Medical Group Meeting Highlights Ob Gyn Talk
The Da venga-Martin County Medical Association met at the hospital with Dr. Carl P. Huebber of I U Medical Center delivering a talk on obstetrics. He showed two films on the subject as local doctors in attendance included Ira Bowman H G Coleman Mac G Porter J R Rohrer C P Fox C L Ingalle A G Blazey E E Long H B Lindsay E B Stoot and T R Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviene-Martin County Medical Association
Carl P. Hueber
I. U. Medical Center
E. E. Long
H. B. Lindsay
E. B. Stoot and
T. R. Rice
Mrs Krepp in Miami Hospital After Heart Attack
Latest word from Miami Beach Florida reports Mrs George H Krempp has been moved to a hospital and placed in an oxygen tent for further treatment after a serious heart attack last Saturday night she remains in critical condition as of today according to local saenat daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
George H. Krempp
Mrs Peel in Serious Condition at Indiana Hospital
Mrs. G. G. Peel wife of former Wesley Memorial pastor remains in critical condition at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. She and Bruceville resident was taken to hospital last week after her health worsened from a complication of ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Peel
Wesley Memorial Church
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Lyle Clark and Family Leave Washington for New Job
Lyle Clark and family, longtime Washington residents, departed for Oakfield New York where Mr Clark will work for Taxton Canning Company. Friends regret the move but wish them success in their new assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Clark
Washington
Oakfield
N. Y
Clark
Taxton Canning Company
Clarks
New
Samuel Courtney Reported Suffering Forehead Infection
Samuel E. Courtney of Warhington a C E I shops worker at Denville Jr is reported to be suffering from an infection of the forehead caused by a cut in a mishap several days ago Mrs Courtney has gone to Danville to be at his bedside.
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Samuel E. Courtney
Warhington
C. & E. I. Shops
Denville, Jr
Assessing of Local Personal Property Began in Daviess County
Work by township assessors and deputies started today in Daviess County with supplies and instructions given at the County Assessor Gilbert White’s office. Carl Boger, Washington township assessor, heads a team at the county courthouse and will assess personal property by value through May 15, with no real estate reassessment this year unless petitioned. Residents should aid assessors and have dog taxes ready as they visit homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Gilbert White
Carl Boger
Washington Township
Cort House
White
State Tax Board
Proposed bill to rehabilitate railroads eyed by Congress
Washington March 1 An owner labor committee named by the president disclosed a drafted measure to rehabilitate railroads. It broadens the interstate commerce act to motor and water transport, creates a transportation board of five members at 12000 yearly, and a five judge railroad reorganization court. The bill sets reasonable rates and prohibits undue preference and discrimina tion while funding inland waterway improvements through tolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
INS
Transportation Board
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
George Harrison
Louis Galento Heavyweight Title Clash Planned for June
Miami March 1 Joe Louis heavyweight champion to defend his title against two ton Tony Galento in June the date and venue not yet fixed announced by Mike Jacobs the promoter in a terse INS dispatch Miami Fila report notes the planned bout aims to crown or defend the title with a single decisive matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fila
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
Oberst et al. ex parte petition for partition
Stephen E. Myers represents plaintiff as attorney in a partition petition. Standice H. Jackson sues S C Donella in a foreclosure of mechanic's lien action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Oberst
Stephen E. Myers
Stand
Ice
Senate shelves tax allowances for industrial expansion
A senate finance sub committee will report that proposed tax allowances to encourage industrial expansion should not be taken up by Congress now. The panel laid aside the controversial incentives and urges delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
INS
Senate
Congress
Aged Washington resident Nicholas Fitzpatrick dies at 83
Nicholas Fitzpatrick 83 a retired farmer living at 707 S E Second street died early this morning after a five month illness. Widow Mary Elien (O Connor)rick is seriously ill at home. Born August 15 1855 in Sugarland Washington township he moved to Logtee then to Washington 12 years ago. He was a member of St Simon church. Surviving sister Mrs Mary McCarthy Walnut Iowa and two children preceded him in death. Funeral Friday at St Simon church with burial in St Joseph cemetery Bramble.
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Nicholas Fitzpatrick
S. E. Second Street
Mary _Elien (O'Connor
Sugarland
Washington Township
Patrick
Mary Fitzpatrick
Ireland
St. Joseph
Mary McCarthy
Walnut
Iowa
Cletus
Linton
Fitzpatrick
St. Simon Church
Bramble
Norris Funeral Home
Logtee
Pernoon
Washington
Man's Forearm Severed by Saw in Farm Accident
Jares Neukam, a farmer living near the amavis F ch h, was injured this morning when a saw caught and slashed his forearm. He was pushed toward meat, and the injury affected several fingers, framing a serious trauma in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jares Neukam
Amavis
Wi Neukam
Spalding Dies in Capital after Loom Goes Home
William L Spalding 64 formerly of Loogootee died at his Indiana home yesterday Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 am at St Catherine's Church Indianapolis with burial in Loogootee Surviving include widow and several relatives Chapman Derian and Gordon listed among beneficiaries Aunt Mary Campbell of Montgomery noted as a survivor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Spalding
Loogootee
Indiana
St. Catherine's Church
India
Michael Spalding
O’brian
Leo ‘Dudenz
Anal Gordon
Polis
Birdie Derian
Walker
Mary Campbell
Montgomery
Jasper Child's Life Restored At Hospital
Reports from Day county hospital say four year old Robert Huebner of Jasper R. R. 2 was near death after an obstruction in the upper larynx caused cessation of breathing. Attending physician injected adrenalin and opened the trachea to allow breathing, aided by artificial respiration, and the child is doing very well two days later with chance of full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day County Hospital
Robert Huebner
Henry F. Huebner
Jasper R. R. 2
Chamberlain's appeasement policy backed by House vote
In London the Chamberlain government won strong parliamentary backing for its Spain policy after a seven hour debate. A Labour motion to censure recognition of Franco's government failed 344 to 157, led by Clement Attlee who charged a tale of half truths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamberlain
Franco
Spain
House of Commons
Clement Atlee
Hospital Notes Mention Local Patients and Procedures
Mrs Charles Osman of Plainville Route One had a major operation this morning Elmer McCracken of Paoli underwent a minor operation Tuesday afternoon Several others Mrs William Miles and Miss Bertha Keith of Washington Route Three Mrs Cecil Price of Sbigunary were admitted for treatment today Eli Simpson of 403 S W Second Street had a minor operation this morning James Neukam was admitted for accident injuries from a saw mill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Osman
Plainville
Elmer McCracken
Paoli
William Miles
Washington
Bertha Keith
Cecil Price
Eli Simpson
S. W. Second
James Neukam
War Department Airplane Fund Allocation Approved
Washington March 1 Ins The house appropriations committee approved a 499 857 936 war department appropriation for 784 additional Army airplanes and related contracts the largest military supply measure since postwar days highlighting post World War II scale and urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
INS
Army
War Department
House Appropriations Committee
Major Move to Revise Wagner Act Starts in House
Washington March 1 An aggressive bid to force revision of the Wagner Labor Relations Act was announced by Rep C Arthur Anderson Missouri. He will ask 218 members to sign a discharge petition on the speak ers desk to override the House Labor Committee and bring the measure to the floor. The tactic mirrors previous uses to move stalled legislation by admin istration forces in wage and hour anti lynching and bonus bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
C. Arthur Anderson
Missouri
Anderson
House Labor Committee
House
Low flood stages predicted in Wabash and White rivers
Weather bureau reports in Indianapolis warn of some rise in the Wabash and White rivers but only low flood stages are probable in the middle and lower sections. Postmaster Henry Backes received the advisory from J H Armington in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
White River
Indianapolis Weather Bureau
Henry Backes
J. H. Armington
Indianapolis
John W Reffitt Funeral Today Observed in Montgomery
Services for John W. Reffitt of Montgomery were held this afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Montgomery United Brethren Church with burial in Bethany cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Reffitt
Montgomery
Montgomery United Brethren Church
Bethany Cemetery
Local Boy Scout Fund Receives $100 Donation
A donor labeled as a friend contributed one hundred dollars to the local Boy Scout fund. Arthur W. Allen and Mr. Bryant manage donations and publish a donor list, inviting further gifts to the drive at People’s National Bank Building or through Mr. Bryant. The list includes names and small amounts from numerous names and companies, with a note that omissions may be corrected in later updates.
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Boy Scout Fund
Ar Hy. Bryant
Bryant
Arthur W. Allen
People&National Bank
Mr. Bryant
J . Parr Wilson
Chas. Gill
Ralph G. Hastings
Elmer
Hastings
Wilker J. Lindeman
Charles. R. Luder
Knights of
Lindeman’s
Clara B. Cole
Noah Webster
L. W. Corcoral
Martin Fellwood
George Farris
Ray Donaldsay
Norbert Drew
Elmer Buzan
Norwood Buzan
Daviers ‘County Mtr. Co
Geo
Beulah Burris
Mayme Kramer
Ted
A. S. Biddingers
Allen Reiders
Flavien-Spalb
Dr. Liord ‘Werekine
Friedly F. Osman
Cates Grocery
D.G. McFarland
Mgr
Graham
A. R Faith
James Bryant
Herman
Freed
Simson’ Libr. Co
John Simpson
Emiloyees
Simpson
Lbr
Buss
Labor groups prepare for presidential peace conference
Washington reports momentum toward a formal conference between the A F of L and the CIO or allied unions. President Roosevelt was expected to set a date and place after March 4, with John L Lewis and William Green named as leading delegates and White House talks anticipated. Horse racing mentions appear as marginal editorial content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. F. of L
John Mc. Lewis
C. I. Cl
William Gre
A. F
Green
White House
Vélt
Ces Perkins
Roosevelt
Slain Couple Mystery Near Edinburg Triggers Manhunt
Indiana State Police, Fayette County Sheriff, and local agencies pursued farmhand Cliff Redmond and an unnamed companion after Paul Brand and his wife were found murdered in their Edinburg area farm home. Their 12-year-old daughter survived an apparent assault as Brand's automo bile was linked to the suspect check. Redmond, driving a 1935 black sedan, was captured in Fayette County with the companion, following a statewide alert. The girl reported hearing gunfire and threats, and authorities investigated whether the crime included a threat to kill the children if information was shared. The investigation centered on the Brand farm and involved the missing man hunt across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Redmond
Edinburg
Gloria
Fayette County
Indiana
C. F. Ché
Frank Finney
Cliff ‘Redmon
Brané
Brand
Nile
Ehets
Atta
Farn Hany
Sel Asr
Neiga
Strike Called at Plane Plant in St Louis
Dozens of Curtis Wright employees at the municipal airport plant began a strike in St Louis to press for job security and wage increases. About 100 non strikers refused to enter the factory, affecting operations linked to the Buffalo New York plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
IHS
Curtis- Wright Corporation
Wace
Jalsof le
Buffalo, N.Y
Hiram Funcannon Ill After Barn Accident Near Plainville
Plainville Illinois farmer Hiram Funcannon, living north of town, was seriously ill today after an apparent fall while working near his barn yesterday evening. The accident, described as a farmer’s mishap, involved his companion Doyie and occurred in the Say off area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainville
Funcannon
Doyie
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