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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1938

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Two Year Old Paul Joe Williams Barely Escapes Injury

A narrow mishap on North Fifth Street saw little Paul Joe Williams fall from his father Joseph Williams' car as it slowed on Friday afternoon. The child, aged two, sustained only a bruised and skinned arm as a rear door handle caused the accident before the vehicle stopped.

Paul Joe. Williams Joseph Wilma East Seventh Williams Fifth Street Paul Joe thor‘Gugt Derard

Federal cash program study may issue over $1 billion

Washington May 21 Treasury advisors study a possible federal borrowing plan that could issue more than 1 billion dollars in new securities on June 15. Secretary Morgen Thau convenes Federal Reserve experts June 1 to assess cash needs tied to the administration’s 84 billion recovery campaign. The plan may refinance existing notes and expand bonds to bolster cash reserves at low rates.

Washington INS Treasury Advisors Secretary of Treasury Treasury Ora

Newspaper Men Meet at Winslow Indiana

Twenty five Indiana newspaper men gathered in Winslow to discuss legislative action on legal advertising and printing contracts with Wray Fleming and Josh Hubbard of Hoosier Press Association. The event featured speeches, a chicken dinner, music, and a warm welcome. local publishers hosted, and a new berry variety was noted.

Apecon Ind Indiana Cal Wray Fleming J Josh Hubbard Hoogiera Press Association Ir. Fleming Ins Huering Winslow Winslows Fe George R Bry Ee DeTar Ohly O'Baen Corydan

Public Health Advisory Group Organized in County

A public health advisory group was organized in the county with Miss Beat and Miss Tot among speakers. Representatives from various clubs and districts attended. many were unable to attend last night. The council discussed five district divisions and rotating weekly meetings to ensure equal time for all areas.

Advisory Council Folour Miss Tot Deeta Tau Henry Greenwood Business & Potemion Women’s Dully Harrod Franklin L. Snider Legionary Bifert Alfordsville Soreset Througout Athenance Miss Beat

Stormy Weather Seen Ahead for the Administration Bill

Oil discoveries near Vincennes shift production plans in Illinois as the McCloskey and Shawnee fields drive interest. A well at 182 feet shows acidizing and pumping, with estimates of 120 barrels daily. Midwest Development targets a deep test near St Pete, seeking the deepest oil section yet.

Vincennes Vince Renceville Capital Illinois Field & Yherells McCloskey Midwest Incennes Ing St. Pete

Local People to Attend Horse Show

Horse lovers will witness fine saddle horses at a show by the Saddle and Polo club of Bloomington on Sunday May 22. The program includes three five gaited junior and senior classes with prizes. Several from Washington are planning to attend for an afternoon of entertainment.

Saddle and Polo Club of Bloomington Washington

Barr Farm Bureau Meeting Wednesday at Montgomery school

The Barr Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Montgomery school building next Wednesday the 25th at 8 oclock. The Busy Home Economics Club will present a playlet and talks will be given by Miss Helen Elaine Haster, county home demonstration agent, and Clifford J. Shanks of the Daviess County Farm Bureau.

Barr Township Montgomery Helen Elaine Has Ter Clifford J. Shanks Daviess County Buu

Thom as R Edwards Dead in Steele Township

Plainville Indiana May 21 Thom as R Edwards 67 retired farmer died 5 30 Friday afternoon at his brother Henry Edwards two miles northeast of Plainville after a three week illness He never married and was active on his farm Funeral services Monday at 2 30 pm at Plainville Christian church with Rev Mont Massey officiating burial in Plainville Cemetery Huette Poindexter in charge

Plainville Ind Thomas R. Edwards Steele Township Henry _Edwards Edwards Joseph Anna (Byrer) Edwards Plainville Cemetery Huette Poindexter

Death by Own Action of Youth Over Puppy Love

Indianapolis May 21 A 17 year old Alvin H Gade of Miami Florida shot a man to death with a rifle here Fri police found a note reading Dear Wimpy I guess you right about calling things off I am older than you and anyway I am in love with my doctor Mrs Opal Hendricks a sister at those home said the letter came from Louisville Louise is the sweetheart known to her only as Louise The case involves a youth driven by a tragic romance with a doctor as the motive for the fatal act

Indianapolis Alvin H. Gade Miami Fla Wimpy Opal Hendricks Louisville Louise

Lightning Damages Farm Barn and Contents in Montgomery

A farm near Montgomery suffered extensive losses when lightning struck causing about 3000 dollars in damage. The barn 60 by 100 feet burned along with 50 hens 10 tons of beans and 10 tons of other contents. Fire departments aided the blaze and no injuries were reported.

Montgomery Wininger McPherson Inger Sipong Ant Ingurand

Farley Dedicates Indianapolis Federal Building Annex

Indianapolis May 21 Postmaster General James A Farley visiting as Democratic national chairman dedicates the new annex of the Indianapolis federal building. He avoids politics in his remarks while noting Roosevelt aims to preserve liberty and democracy and praising mail service. Farley meets with Townsend and speaks at a Scottish Rite Cathedral event later.

Indianapolis James A. F Farley Indianapoli Federal Pennsylvania V. M. Clifford Townsend Frederick Vari Nuys Roosevelt Farley Franklin D. Dyeap Postal

Fragmented political note on wage provisions and calls

A rough OCR fragment references pro labor wage provisions and a committee chair, Norton, a Democrat, with phrases about Weber and a potential interstate request. The text is garbled but suggests a debate over wage measures and a call to action by Monday.

Norton Tfommittee Felise Weber van Ib Eng D.neti

Veale Baby Dies of Pneumonia in Davie County

Gerald Alvin Veale three month old son of Charles C and Myrtle Veale of 1108 Downey Avenue died at 5:30 Friday at Davie County Hospital. Cause was pneumonia and complications after a week illness. Born February 18, 1938 in the area he is survived by parents and three brothers Robert LeRoy James Hamlin and John David with two other children dead. He was a cradle roll member of the Free Methodist church. Private funeral Sunday at 1:30 pm at Gill's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Denton officiating and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Gerald Alvin Veale Charles C.ard Myrtle Veale Downey Avenue Daviess County Hospital Robert ‘LeRoy James Hamlin John. David Free Methodist Church Gill’s Funeral Dento Oak Grove

Hospital Notes On Mrs Bowman Major Operation

Mrs Char A Bowman of 205 S E Seventh Street underwent a major operation yesterday afternoon at the hospital. The family is awaiting further details on her condition.

Char A. Bowman S. E. Seventh Istreet

Rainstorm Totals One Inch In Boston Area Weather Update

A Friday night electrical storm dropped about one inch of rain in the Boston area with intermittent showers starting around ten and soaking gutters and crops. The report notes typical rainfall patterns and mentions Portia Law School having finally opened for men students.

C. C. Fedal Boston Portia Law School

They Keep Cupid Relatively Busy In Europe and Australia

Fragmentary notes mention Yehudi MN ed violinist and a noted pianist, with references to relatives and engagements. The text appears garbled but suggests a pair of marriages or engagements surrounding musicians, including a sister and a fiancee. Names and places are unclear, with multiple errors.

Yehudi Eang Lia Nola Nicholas

Sub-Committee Reports Far Reaching Amendments to Relief Bill

Senate Appropriations Sub-committee reported a revised relief bill lifting total spend and lend to 3.354 billion dollars. Amendments include 200 million for farm parity payments, wage standard equality for WPA workers, barring covert ownership of electric utilities, extra funds for accounting and WPA staff, and extending WPA financing to March 1 next year.

Washington INS Senate House Roosevelt Wallace Congress Treasury Depont W.P. A Maj

Name Misleading Boston Second Five Year Plan

Translation of the name Boston Vtoraya Pyatiletka refers to the Second Five Year Plan. This caption notes the mislabeling and clarifies the economic policy term associated with the era. It references the Soviet planning concept in context of a Boston exhibit or article.

Boston Vtoraya Pyatiletka

Packers to Meet Mitchell Coca Colas Tomorrow

The Washington Packers travel to Mitchell to face the Coca Colas in their season debut, aiming for three straight wins after beating Loogootee and Winston. Campbell will pitch for the Packers with Riffey catching, while Jasper faces Bedford and Huntingburg headlines other Hoosier Hub League games.

Washington Packers Mitchell Mitchell Coca-Colas Huntingburg Loogootee Winston Packers Bedford Vonsox Jasper Coca-Colas Ledger Campbell Riffey Hoosier Bedford

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