10 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary text notes discussion of circuit court terms in Martin and Daviess counties. Mentions that current terms span four and three weeks, with potential adjustments to lengths and schedules. No clear decision specified.
Roosevelt extends the banking holiday and empowers the Treasury to open funds for selectively bank reopens. Woodin says most openings will await regulatory steps and may not start before Saturday March 11, with many banks to reopen gradually as conditions allow.
Brownstown March 10 State testimony in the Mit charged murder trial of his wife at their home last summer was completed in Jackson Circuit Court this morning Defense argued the testimony may be required of their case The witness fainted after leaving the courthouse papers in Miami Florida also mentions the Zangara case and other notes from the era between Victims and officials
In early notes the presiding authority outlines delayed bank operations due to a proclamation from the president. Banks must remain closed while authorities assess the situation and implement a limited reopening policy. Helen of Rome is referenced in editing notes as part of the transcript.
Albert Bonners 72 resident of Main street died at 12 2 this morning after a long illness. He came to Washington in youth and was a retired B and C worker for 46 years. Born May 6 1858 in Champaign he was married to Ghormley July 28 1891 and two children Marion in South Bend and Leon in Charleston survive. He was active in community and fraternal circles and funeral plans are pending with A Gill & Co.
A bomb addressed to President Roosevelt was found at the Watertown post office early this week. Reports note prior crude bombs in Washington and reference urgent calls for rapid government action to avert bankruptcy and restore credit as the nation faces a looming banking crisis.
A Wednesday night robbery attempt near Shoals targeted a Kilken truck east of town. Bandits tried to stop the vehicle but failed as the driver escaped. Two bags of something valuable were reportedly removed from the moving truck.
A jury in J viessreuit court heard evidence today in a damage trial brought by Forrie Dae of Sullivan against the Chevrolet Sa, Berey and Gordon Swart of Linton. The suit stems from a collision that grew from an unspecified incident, with the court proceeding described as part of a broader spec val case.
Firemen responded to a Gelarden residence fire where chemicals involved helped control the blaze quickly. No major damage or injuries reported, owners suffered only minor losses.
Dover Hill store robbed this week on Wednesday according to reports. Grocer taken by thieves. The incident listed in local notices notes unspecified details and ongoing police inquiry.
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Rekers were held at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Mary’s Church with burial at St. John’s Cemetery.
Mrs Sarah Grubb was taken to the hospital Thursday afternoon after being removed from her home at East Van Treesito. The record notes she will receive attention while in care.
Frank Abel of Shoals faced a major operation at the local hospital after undergoing a serious health event.
Mrs Lenora Ginet of Wash aperesi on te Dei a nc ess nary hospital this.
Report states Free Fromme was operated on at Daviess Memorial Hospital. No further details on the procedure or condition are provided.
An order was issued to 41 state banks in Indiana by banking commissioner Duher F. Symons under Gov McNutt to consider a holiday extension. The Indianapolis clearinghouse association met to discuss adapting a moratorium plan for Saturday activity.
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