The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 June 1932 — Page 4
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA, MONDAY, JUNE 6.1932
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I'HK (t)NSI \1KK 'I \\ \ > s I’ A ^ S ing the t M's’ |. r . nt electrical power V ASH IN OT ON, . une 'h (I I’) tax in tv revenue mil on the The -e te today i| • 1 i t ■ i tion of on.-umer instead of the vendor of senate and Ivnisi ••• in impos- i leetrie.-.! energy.
Will They Catch Twin Title?
Apparently firm believers in the old maxim about early birds, the* lovely sisters, Merta (left) and Renee von llaentjens, of Vienna, an the first European entrants for the tiist International '’ongross of Twins to be staged in 1934 under the auspices of Califo“in's San Diego cen <*nnial exposition. Merta is now “Miss Aii'-tna'' ami. with her sister -..ill nhaMpnoe “Misses America" for the “Misscs Universe” award
Argentina’s Olympic Threat
One of the most serious threats to United States suprei coming O ympics is Juan Garlos Znhala, of Argentina, whi. n in full atride during a training session at New York, when i ing for the international games. /Cabala, by his recent . breaking Joie Kay's 10,000-meter record, has come to the v nan to watch at Los Angeles. Inset is a close-up of the
macy in th> - -hewn hen ie is prepar formance ir 1 front as s track star)
Five Die in Flood
Five are dead aryl thousands hoTules us result of* floods when the North ( anadian River, swollen hy moie than seven inches of rain, overflowed its hanks and inundated the south p' rtion t f Oklahonv»« f itv. this scene i air view made ov* r th> section about twelve blocks outhwost of tin heart of Oklahoma City.
Prober Seabury "Dark Horse" for Presidency * * * * * « Work on Investigation Committee Turns Spotlight on “Grand Inquisitor,” While Placing ;vi Roosevelt in Cleft Stick.
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SaKUEI/ SEA6UE.Y ^ (jOVERMOR. PoosevedT Sines Judge Samuel Seabury’, recent verbal duel with Mayor James J. Walker, of New York, at th. 1,... of the Hofitadter Investigating Committee, the Grand Inquisitor’s stock has soared to such hi-ig|,t, ,l,. ( l ' n| now being boomed tor the Pri r.idency. But the mam effect of the Walker-Seabury ask me another battl. 1. the situation it created regarding Governor franklin D Roosevelt, leading Democratic candidate tor the nation. It is certain that either Seabury or one ol the civic organizations interested in the Hofstadter .. r. will petition the Governor (or Mayor Walker s removal. A refusal by the State executive to take disnnbe. * action against the Mayor would result m recriminations from outside New York State, charging t| lp i , . * r, with timidity and pro-Tammany sentiment, while, on the other hand, should Roosevelt oust the V. office it is on the cords t »®t he would lose much support in his own state where Walker still remwin - T” 1 popular idol—omong '•e* York City s seven millions, at any rate. With this Gordian knot, cotiDlfrf tr, ♦k*' stop Roosevelt movement, in tie path of the Democratic favorite an impassable deadlock m av __ i. * the Chicago convention, the result of which might be the nomination of a dark horse. It is well with,, »k bounds of possibility that that horse could be Samuel Seabury. Ironically enough. Seabury was th» !»' * trfttic nominee for Governor o( New York in 1916, and backed by Tammany-_the same Tammany of .A T
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Barnard Boys Held On Check Charges JOHN ROE AND PAl L DELONA. BOTH 18. IN JAIL AT LEBANON SATURDAY
Two Hendricks county youths were held in the Boone county jail Saturday pending arraignment on a forgery charge. They are John hoe and Paul Delon a both 18 years old, residents of the community near Barnard west of North SalemThe Imijs were arrested at Jamestown by Marshall Newton Harmon after chasing an alleged forged check at the Pyle Department store. The check bore the fraudulent signature of Henry Clay. North Salem cattle dealer. Another such check was found in Delano’s pocket. The hoys told the Jamestown officer that Delano had forged the checks and Roe passed them.
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OLD newspaper tabloid size ST. CATHERINES. Ont., (UP) A hundre I year old copy of the St. Catherines Journal, owned hy Thomas Sheahan, ridieates that tabloids are nothing new. The Journal is about the size of a modern tabloid newspaper, and contains the folowing notice: “Caution: ‘IPhe Publick is hereby cautioned against a p k marked English women. about five fp“t in height, by the names of Margaret McDonald, alias Hazelip, alias Johnson, alias Spencer., alias Smith, alias Beers, which names she had severally borne, having been the wife of all, one of whom (Johnson) is a man of color. “I was married to her on December, 1831, without knowing f her former husbands and -lie having since nh sconded without my consent. I do hereby forbid all persons harbouring, or trusting her on my account, as I 1 will not pay dots of her contracting. John Beers. X—( His Mark).’’ “SUBSCRIBE FOR THE BANNER’’
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Veterans Seeking A Ride
* ■ mmt 1 employed war veteran. a>e hnwn attofptin'r t . I o the Pennsylvania yards at Cleveland. O. Failing' t t ■ veeians ..ok to the highways in their mat h .in W ' .1 ' th t 3,000 veterans were already in th eapit.il, urd IJ.U' way there.
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One hundred “bonus marchers" raided the Penn hams R * llr0 * d ,.^J house at Clevelard, O . drov, all tho w.o s. i trom thi ' ”" 1 V ed free> transportation to Washington. After making a d :n:jtic .ano . veterans surrendered to the ooliee and took the highway • with a termination to reach their destination. A group of the veterans art- sn ter they had "captured" the rour.dhoube.