New Indiana Field Well Boosts Oil Prospects in Wabash Area
An important northeastward oil tension was indicated by Griffin Ind field yesterday after a good well near Wabash County completed with 11 feet of core in the worst sand at 1710. The result speeds up plans in Eno and Daviess counties on the oil trend, with Knox County also viewed as promising as wildcat wells come in near oil centers due to strategic location.
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Peace Appeals From Two Heads Circle World
The article notes Pope Pius XII's bid to unite European factions for peace, possible mediating talks in the Vatican, and the influence of Adolf Hitler's stance. It recalls Duke of Windsor's Verdun speech as sensational yet emphasizes the pope's initiative amid shifting political dynamics in Europe. It mentions Austrian figures and movements toward easing political tensions.
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Mrs Charlotte Brown Allison Dead at 86 in Vealee
Mrs Charlotte Brown Allison 86 widow of Joseph Allison died at 11 80 this morning at her son’s home three miles Washington on the pat road Vealeee. She suffered heart complications after a weeklong illness. Born December 1852 in Daviess County she lived in the community her whole life. She married 1873 to Joseph Allison who died August 1918. Survived by two children, Allison and Davis, and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at the Funeral Home.
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Charlotte Brown Allison
Joseph Allison
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Pat Road
Vealeee
Allison
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Pleasant : Odist Church
Hiad
Davis
Mrs Maggs Butcher Dies in Loogootee Indiana
Loogootee Indiana May 9 Mrs Maggie D Butcher 65 lifelong Martin county resident died of a heart attack Monday evening after six months of ill health She was twice married first to George Smith who died three years ago they wed in 1889 and later to Jacob Butcher She survived by several children and many grandchildren with services at 2 from residence under Rev A A Shi and Emil Norris directing interment at the cemetery Surviving are Walter Crane Mrs W Davis Cecil Smith Russel Raney Mrs Oral Brown and others with two children preceded in death Four siblings predecessors also noted.
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Maggie D. Butcher
Martin
George Smith
Jacob Bu
Perry Township
Martin County
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Lucinda Jones
Thie Presbyterian Church
A. Ai Shi
Emil Norris
Walter Crane
W. Davis
Cecil Smith
Russe Raney
Oral Brown
Wininger
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Chile
Imael Washing
Jasper
Jane
Miles Tee
President Roosevelt Aims to Break Soft Coal Deadlock
Washington May 9. President Roosevelt takes a peacemaker role in the eight week deadlock over a soft coal contract. John L Lewis and Charles O Neall meet the president after hours in the White House as a national emergency looms. The talks aim to end the stalled negotiations and restart coal production to avert a broader industry and transportation paralysis. Frances Perkins confirms drastic government actions may be used if needed.
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CIO
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Roosevelt
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United Mine Workers
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
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Greenwood & Co True Value Sale Headlines Bargains
Greenwood and Co announce their semi annual true value sale as a national event with shoppers flocking in from everywhere to seize sensational bargains. Mr. Greenwood credits advertising power and cites outstanding values that cannot be duplicated while noting gold pieces are illegal at 50 cents.
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Greenwood & Co
Greenwood
New Department Opens at Phonotone Laboratories
The Democrat notes Phonotone Laboratories at E 15th and State St has opened a new division to handle a complete line of cameras films and other camera supplies in connection with the firm’s regular business.
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Ates Vey
Democrat
Phonotone Laboratories
State Streets
Dearman Recovering Health in Indianapolis Hospital
W T Dearman of Odon has been ill in a city hospital in Indianapolis. He is rapidly recovering and is expected to return home this week.
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W. T. Dearman
Indianapolis
Ter
Kidnap Threat Reported in New York
In New York on May 9 authorities reported threats to kidnap Evelyn Walsh McLean's daughter, arriving from Washington. A 24 hour detective detail was assigned to watch their movements from their Waldorf Astoria apartment and en route.
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Evelyn
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Waldorf Astoria
B and O Engineer's Widow Dies at 80 in Vincennes
Mrs Katherine Marie Hinde, 80, widow of William F Hinds a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer, died at Vincennes Indiana on May 1. The obituary notes her long widowhood and ties to the railroad family in the community.
St. L. and Pitt Sims Battle in Low-Scoring Amateur Leaguedu
A clipped line score shows St. Louis with 6 runs and Pitt Sims adding 4 as American League action unfolds. Both sides exchange innings with scattered hits and errors shaping the tight contest.
Cleanup drives in Washington add workers for annual effort
The Clean Up in Washington project began yesterday and continued today with 61 extra workers on the payroll. Officials stated the northwest section received thorough coverage during the first day of the annual cleanup drive.
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Washington
Cabin fall from jack kills boy in Princeton incident
A 13 year old boy was killed and his father injured when a cabin fell from a jack in Princeton. The boy was named Nolan Burton and his father was listed as in serious condition. Authorities reviewed the incident with local residents Alvin Woodburn and Andy White.
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Princeton
Rollie Moren Career Highlights and County Auditor Service
Rolliem Meciee ex corp y auditor and deputy in charge of emption since retirement as county auditor five years ago. Moren also served eight years as county auditor and earned higher education before a varied career including army service, head bookkeeper for Commerce Coal Company, and running a local grocery before first election as auditor in 1929. Now moving to new duties with Washington and Daviess counties in focus.
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Slate Fall Injures Leonard Neidig at Wheatland Mine
Louis Neidig, 50, of Washington, injured by falling slate at Standard Mine near Wheatland. He suffered a broken leg, fractured ribs, and severe bruises, with his colleagues aiding before transport to Vincennes hospital. None of the other workers were hurt.
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Sea Samaritan Hospital
Vincenness
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Wheatland
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Daviess
Martin
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Vincennes
Vincennes Man Fatally Struck by Train While Sleeping
A Vincennes man, Leroy Cértie, was killed when he lay asleep on a rail line in Belson Beamon. The incident occurred near the CCC camp, with authorities noting the victim appeared unaware before the train struck him.
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Vincennes
I Leroy Cértie
Temperatures and Precipitation Report
The report notes 38 inches of precipitation last night totaling .51 inches. Local weather records show a brief precipitation event with measurable rainfall recorded across the area.
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Pe Bosonta
Big Navy Realized by 1942 Vote Sparks Protests
The plan to build a large navy advances with a key vote showing 297 in favor and 58 against. Protesters claim the extra expenditure is excessive. The measure sets the target year of 1942 for achieving the expanded naval program.
Oath of Office and City Engineer Appointment
OfficiaI proceedings last night approved the oath of office for the new city engineer and related council actions. Building permits were discussed including a 40 ft sign for Graham Metal Sign and renovations for Marsing hardware store, with costs noted.
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Cit Council
Tim
Graham
Sdara
Graham Implement
Marsing Wyne
Appropriations in Daviess Approved
Public spending in Daviess County received formal approval as budget measures moved through the local governing body. Officials outlined allocations for law enforcement, education programs, and community services amid ongoing fiscal oversight.
Hospital Notes Admits William Tisdale for Abscessed Foot
104 street hospital notes report 308ees at the hospital in the morning. William Tisdale of Winslow was admitted for treatment of an abscessed foot resulting from an accident.
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Street
William Tisdale
Winslow
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a financial figure and a year but lacks clear names, places, or events to establish a coherent news item or summary. The readable bits do not form a verifiable incident or report.
Washington, lah 9oe R. Gray insides man of the Hoare ts nic
Washington report notes a person named R. Gray involved in internal Hoare affairs with unclear details. No clear date or organization confirmed.
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Washington
Senator Borah's Stand Upheld in Washington
In Washington on May 15 Senator Borah's stance is upheld amid legislative debate. Lawmakers reference Borah's position on key issues as part of ongoing political discourse, with officials noting support from allies and critics weighing consequences.
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Senator Borah
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