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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
1
Belva G Neale of art Neal filed suit in Daviess circuit court against Dex county alleging a two car collision in Knox. The plaintiff says the other driver stopped abruptly in front of her vehicle, causing her ankle injury and extensive pain requiring medical treatment and crutches.
In a circuit court result, McKinsey, Bexirs, Browning and Wride lose bids for INgton township school transport contracts. An immediate appeal followed to the Appellate court. The ruling voids transfers and sets up potential contract reassignments to Bateman, Aikmen, Padgett and Utterback, while Padgett & Rogers served as trustee attorneys.
Father Charles E. Coughlin, based in Royal Oak and Detroit, narrowly escaped injury when a homemade bomb exploded near his home. The blast damaged basement stairs and canned goods, with Coughlin insisting the attack aimed to intimidate him over his banking controversy. Police pursued a nearby auto but found no clear suspects as neighbors reported the scene.
Reports from Zeigler Illinois describe arrests of local officials amid coal mine unrest in Franklin County. The event follows a fatal fire and clashes tied to the Mine Workers union and a Progressive party effort, with names including John Mill and Charles Harris connected to the slaying inquiry. Police state the arrests were kept secret due to the tense situation in the mining community.
Reports say a pile of river drift on the upstream side of the old 50 river bridge threatens the structure as White River and its forks fall. Highway workers may remove drift to relieve pressure. residents fear possible bridge washout. Rising political debate and unemployment relief actions dominate nearby coverage.
Residents gathered at a church in Van Buren Township to form an antieps organization. Willie Smiley was elected chair, Rev. Bessie Frady vice chair, and Homer Fisher treasurer. A meeting is set for Sunday night April 2 at 7 15 p.m. at the UB Church with guest P R Wadeworth of Washington.
The Rotary club heard Theodore Reininga speak on banking practices and the county economy. Roy D. Smiley, secretary, noted full club participation in a recent one hundred percent vote.
Margh veteran grave this morning at Saint Mon church where mass was celebrated by the Boy John T. Burial was made in Saint John cemetery. The pallbearers were Franklin Inver A Sum William Fitzgerald C Idwell M. G. ONeal and Backes.
Owen Orr of 811 West Main was taken to the hospital this morning for a major operation to remove his appendix. The incident occurred at o o'clock, with Orr listed as a patient in care.
Mrs WM Milligan reports that William Milligan of Davis County underwent an emergency major operation at the local hospital Wednesday night. The medical team provided critical care to stabilize him during the procedure and recovery.
Rain soaked youths walk to school amid downpour and mud while a casual remark cites a plan for 260000 workers under the president project. The comment suggests pay of one dollar a day plus food and lodging, highlighting debate over employment terms and living conditions.
A fragment notes individuals including Joseph Eiry of Detroit and Affolter of Evansville among a list with William Elix and others, indicating a roster or partnership reference from a historical report.
A fragmented note describes a new rule requiring depositors to pay taxes with frozen money. It mentions a 5 percent restriction and county treasurer authority to hold and honor checks before payment. The text references deposits, time near, and available sources for judgment.
An fragmented survey of a live Idles show captures a noisy crowd and band energy. The piece notes a heated atmosphere, standout moments, and audience reaction, with emphasis on the band's intensity and the venue's acoustics.
Workmen report potential to lay one sewer section per hour, weather permitting. Rain halted progress. resumed tomorrow if conditions allow. Extended rainfall has impacted the South Street lateral project and hindered earlier work.
Four British officers were captured when the British steamer Nanchang was stormed by a pirate gang off the Manchukuo coast. The kidnapped include C. Johnson W H B Hargrave A D Blue and Pearce. Police launched searches toward Haikow and Panehan as part of the pursuit.
A partial, garbled report from Watertown New York describes a hazardous device mailed for Franklin D Roosevelt. The note mentions a package sent to aviation interests and comparisons to New Jersey. Details are obscured in the OCR, but the incident appears linked to a threat or hoax directed at the president.
Chicago march 30 an alleged failure of the reconstruction finance corporation to honor an agreement with officials of the hilneis life insurance company is blamed for the companys collapse in a petition filed in federal court. Stevens former vice president seeks intervention in receivership to recover about 4.3 million dollars for the Illinois life insurance company through the receiver Abel.
Fragmentary report mentions Killion and Neff in a discussion about new cars and an unclear event at a Kampala area entrance. The text is garbled with uncertain names and locations making specifics hard to extract.
Phoenix March 30 Winnie Ruth Judd the condemned murderess was expected to learn her fate today A three member Arizona board of pardons and paroles reported discord as they met to decide whether Mrs Judd shall be hanged April 14 Herman Hendrix superintendent of public instruction and a board member said they have not been able to agree on a decision The report notes population trends in Wales and a note on England’s Holloway Prison athletic programs.
Intangible stamps of various denominations are on sale at the office of Hoy Strange, county treasurer, for owners to affix to their intangibles. County teachers may receive back pay. a decision is expected soon. A letter will be sent to the state tax board for opinion. In Daviess county about 50000 dollars may be due to teachers.
A report from Kentiagd Indiana on March 30 indicates starvation and exposure were cited as the cause of death for a man named Patmeena or Rota ee Patmeena. Authorities note severe neglect and harsh conditions contributed to the fatal outcome.
A fragmentary notice from Indianapolis reports a man missing as of March 1940. The incomplete board item mentions a Wizard Thompson and a search for a person linked to D fopat, with details obscured by damaged text. Further readable names include local officials and possible agency involvement.
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