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   Logansport Press (Newspaper) - July 4, 1931, Logansport, Indiana                             ROGERS Beverly Hills Calif July governor general ot Australia Cattys home Australia is Gatty and I arn sure Gat is of fhe post Now beat that for diplomatic wording and say lets give a great i to thai and made the thing pos sible Never has a promoter re mained so much in the i some other man had backed that would have had Gatty i and Post icing in the jump snat parading in New York a great combina tion A great flyer a great navigator and a modest backer RESS Red the Daily Advice BY THE PEOPLE OF MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE THREE LOGANSPORT INDIANA JUIA Refueling Plane Delays Proposed Flight To Japan Seattle July 3 the Worth ready for Differences Conferees Report Progre ssf Major Points Are Agreed Upon At Last Might urn H tonight s ronos impatiently fnr Word fn as av j J and who a reIn n Alia with til fueling mi Fi start ft row Corned and to postpone start of their 11 inns at I fast Paris July v per 4 Saturday progress ast night at a meeting by the French and discussing President Hoover s the informed the Press early today A te accord was reached it was indicated by the end of the meeting but the points which learned this morning on Mattorn and thf Fort over Ks hanks and acain over const Siberia to rr ot Shoppers of the Logans s port trade area went tor the Friday event merchants reported at Lime last night The opening was even more successful than on the Day when thousands people visited the stores lay an holidays of To he in business A number dropped nur Thursday by ri i horn The mi to mo hi I H to Mu t S COOL All outstanding it was reliable authority two now been eliminated and two remain to be settled j These two unsettled points one I of which la believed to concern j the question pf the guarantee fund to be deposited by France the bank for international settlements in the of a Ger man moratorium under the i plan will be discussed ny French cabinet today Again Tonight The cabinets decision on the two points will be reported to an other meeting between the French and American negotiators tonight 1 Last nights meeting which be al and lasted well into it bo morning was regarded by the Americans as a sort of 1 clown process and confidence was expressed this morning that this whittling will continue until a agreement is fashioned i U is believed that an agreement was reached regarding her of years during which Ger may refund the suspended Talk You up is a clear allusion to the You a plan in tho final of the official statement is sued at tho end of the meeting which says that an accord should b0 soon on the technical financial part of the negotia tions provided other interested powers adhere to such an agree ment section of the statement is regarded as expressing a Crank that any element o i which affects the Young plan ANSW RECENT ATTACK THE CHI Theyre Heroes Now Encyclical Denounces Italys Dicta tor And Fascist Party Fair Weather For Holidays Partly cloudy and compara cool weather is prom ised for this part of the state Fourth of The high temperature of SO following nearly two weeks of degree temperatures was welcome Wheat field workers especial ly were Pleased to be able to work In leas sultry atmos pheres Tomorrow will bring a turn of somewhat warmer weather the forecast says indicating something about 90 or slightly less but even that is preferable to what it has been Today should be almost motoring swimming camping golfing or just loaf lug around Georgian Takes Terrific Walloping And Is Out On His Feet Fourteen Seconds bv rounds on Sports Pae h down to defeat tonight before the sensational dosin chSe of the black browed fighter from Germany Future Plans Indefinite Will Meet Hoover Next Week New York July 3 fliers Wiley Post and Har old Gatty sought the of Island sound today tor a Vatican City July 4 Satur AP a encyclical letter Pope Plug XI today presents bis first detailed defense of the disband ed action organization since the controversy between the See and Italian with weariness their faces ssr some 10 00 cheered two airmen who are shown n of Wir plane the Winnie Mae in a hangar at Roosevelt yacht 61 wealthy Early this mornin Tea ion slugger in to his surprising rout ofthe gallant fense won on a technical knockout and clinched beyond slightest dispute his right to the heavyweight champion ship of the world Stribling badly pun ished and thoroughly whipped the last the went down for the Urst time from a crushing right band to chin in bis own corner as final few seconds fast were licking off Crowd Wants It Stopped The Georgian was barely abie to get 10 bis feet at the count of nine and as Schmeling rushed him crowd H Todd a smashing finish Appears Likely To Pass Quietly In City i mention by name Still Some Deaths Heat Friday July t Thunder storms li again today other ot the heat wave ih fiery grip on th Temperature enough however disc n tew more d list of beat drown ings Reports receiv out the Suit that half a dox fatalities occurred ing more thiM yesterday hot weather 250 Miners Are Put Back activities and without Fascist party the encyclical refers to ir and which place in tit presence of with the participation or mem bers of a political party Nothing Tint Pretext U is clear the letter says that all these accusations against Catholic action are nothing but a dare Lo say even the itself is a pretext which was desired and I l I I t J I H u i w CT 1 li cLL ll i Inter receive the approval of LhaL was attempted waB vf ihm instru toar the action society and through this process to tear away the ThU made Mil the more explicit and ca wo were almost about solemn and violent by me one who only represents till but who can do all and who confirms it in official or quasiofficial publications dedi to the young x x x Meant Tho Once This labter as well as similar statements was interpreted as Turn to page 2 column 6 Field ng they were up and away to Roosevelt field to see famous plane Mae stood the rigors oC flight around the world I i Hopping the plane lo the Bennett field in Brooklyn i where it was placed on public view they found it in perfect con but still grimy with strains of travel Go Aboard j j Returning then to Manhattan Post and Catty drove to Stan to stop it and Referee George Blake of bos Ange es stepped between the two theP Germans token ot Services From Residence tbp signatories WORKMAN WHS ind July S Knust Ita machinist was over romP bv heat today at his pace of and died within a few minutes THE WEATHER Partly cloudy probably pve ceded by ers in extreme south portion Saturday Sun day mostly fair i and somewhat warmer Hot of Hoy ill Terro H Abe Vales 11 of the announced have been suit of the nie ind July of that men nut to a re of wage agree 10 m in m in m 12 1 SO TO m m m m m Tire Blows Out Driver Is Killed Ind July 3 Ear1 Lane 21 of near here was almost instantly killed to day when a tire on his bile blew out causing the ma chine to overturn Among the first visitors at the morgue was Miss Ruth Ep som also of near Bloomington Vn Indiana University student who revealed she had secertly wed Lane two weeks ago At 4 Oclock Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Mrs Grace M Chase widow of Dudley H Chase who died eve ning The rites will be conducted from Uhe Chase home at North street at t oclock the Rev Edward Hoffenbacher of Trinity church in will take place in the family lot in Mt Hope cemetery Pallbearers were announced evening as follows Earl Moss Edward Hankee Edgar Suyder Rene Cline Paul Hock en beamer ami Frank Amoss Chase SO years old succumbs to complications re from a fracture of the hip sustained last March 21 in a fall at heir home YOUTH KURT H was a sudden and dramatic the championship nat tie fought in Clevelands new on of hake before a crowd es iL 15000 spectators who LO an approximate of one ot the smallest in heavyweight nis torv since tbe postwar Logansport last night od have a compara quiet of July Only infrequent notice Pay once for great was at hand they had re no calls during the evening about the shooting of in the city which is the law but here was some they be busy today No up were tn of July shootings boom Rears Up And Falls Ov er On Him i D 16 son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Louderbach of Star City was seriously injured Thursday afternoon when a trac tor ho was riding upset i The youth was taken to the 529 Cass county hospital where it was with stated that a possible frac ture of the skull and cuts and bate last be was still unconscious Louderbach was operating the tractor that pulled a binder in the wheat fieldon the Lou Galbreath farm southwest of Star City As tbe machine rolled into a heavy tangled strip of wheat it reared and fell backward pinning the youth beneath it and then rolled on its side Galbreath carried the victim to j his home and summoned Dr T 13 j Carneal of Winamac The doctor j brought the boy to the Cass ty hospital extent ofj injuries I the of removing some of Winnie Maes gas tanks so the can fly lo Oklahoma with them If this is done a third pas senger will be Miss Viola Genlry disabled endurance flier who he friended the fliers when they first came to New York to prepare for their flight Post and Catty found astic crowds they went There were hundreds to cheer them at Roosevelt field and Bennett airport were cheered all along the streets Turn Lo Page 2 Column 5 tacle crowd third Auburn ind July 3 iel 5 whose lire south of Fort Wayne was instantly killed today in an auto mobile crash at a cross roads east by three mines near Torre Haute suid this will be soon Legion Now Has Million Members Indianapolis July li Na tional rs of the American leuon announced hero today thiM iis drive for one million members had been hpe total membership it was sakl was Miami County Has 1 Heat Death Friday Pern Ind July 5 Abraham Miller 70 cl on her farm north of the second victim ot Miami county during the wave 7 a m 12 Noon Midnight j p m Year ago 00 wind midnight to S p m 16 per hour from northeast Yea M i n i mu m Maximum Trace Inches ironi miles 46 Vanderbilt Engage in annual Masonic picnic be held as in August this vear it is announced with first naming of committees Tipton lodge No 33 of Logans port will be represented by Armstrong Carol Hob and John Cotner Others are expected Lo by Orient lodge and lodges in towns of the county The gen will select tbe date and make other arrange ments lo meet expectations the that occupied barely a of the big toss most of tbe ad van tx dope into the lake and band the worst de feat of bis career the first Knockout the ever bad exper in a brilliant career that made him a veteran of ring ex far beyond bis lij years Stiibling tenaciously against steadily ebbing and the persistent attack of the Cierman in bis courageous at tempt to avoid knocked out Me weathered every storm but the last just when il seemed be bad frustrated the German s most determined efforts to land tbe decisive Still On Uis Feet Stribling was still on bis feet groggy and reeling when Ref Blake the fight aft er two minutes 46 seconds of the final round but the rangy erner was a sorry sight bleeding from cuts around both eyes bis nose and mouth On the Associated Press score shoe i o the title bout Sehm feline was credited with cleancut mnr Continued jWitt And Hamilton Charge Justice Indianapolis July 3 i tion for a hange of venue of the first i charges o Vernon Wtt and Louis Hamilton accused of slay ing Lafayette A Jackson dur ina an robbery here May 27 was filed by defense counsel today Tml In criminal court here bail been set for July 13 Judge Frank P Baker said Ire would on she motion Monday In the petition for venue counsel declared there was the defendants here Jackson bead of the Standard grocery company operating a chain in Indiana was as he resisted an attempt to holdup his office Hamilton was arrested at Iola Kas his home and Witt was taker into by officers who kept a ai his home liere Commissioners To Meet Monday County commissioners meet for the regular July session a two of them although the matters pending are scheduled to come up at later special Tihe board allow bills Monday and t a k e u p incidental matters Tuesday They wll meet again ate On ive Reno Nov July 3 13 of n private Indiana Fourth State on Cattle T B Honor Roll he atin current Vee bovine the stat a modified accredited one Indiana is the state tn which reduced to one half of one per i Carolina Maine and Michigan 3000000 cattle were 30000 reactors wene removed on July cent or cattle others tested in Indiana About noted cartoonist accused by of breaking up Ills home meet ing at a station here early today Vanderbilt raid pono to the stAtion uto bkl bye to of Bronx ot commerce New York After passing each eral times hostilities began related when Arno from a conch m on in Milting grin The said Mrs was us ed by he two men but could not was declared to struck slipped and fell fitter which iho men separated 11 Grable to bids Creek and Washington July 3 rates on grain shipped from producing points throughout the West Vae Mississip pi valley and Soutli west were ordered by Drive Horse and Buggy To Fair and Get in Free the fee to August Tales were Commerce become ef 1 revised of Hie old days every coming to the CaJ C August 18 using a horse and buggy f wrr given to finest taking pan in a pa In addition o that a award of TlO will be aad instead of polish ing the automobile the motto will be grease the buggy The first fair of the present as sociation was held in 3914 and at the horse and buggy expect to get out wag still the principal means of transportation Old residents said lat that the fair grounds was former to page 2 Column 1 under commissions in of tbe general structure of the coun in the Hoch S m i t h law Originally they were to have become effective July 1 The railroads the new schedules would cause running high into the of dollars secured last May in court at stayed the uni in junction wjs by the court ays ago The in original opinion took sos of i he th at heavy r eductions of rates on would them Conditions Of 3 Reported Better Mrs Agnes Wandrie 13 con fined to the Cass county hos pital for the past two days as result of injuries suffered when a truck in which she was rid ing with an automobile on the George street road was resting easily last night The condition of Mrs Emma Hanna who suffered a fractured vertebrae when she fell from a cherry tree more than a ago was slightly improved Fettig Burling car inspector on the Transport division of the Pen nsv who was overcome by the heat Wednesday was recovering Line Is Refused Indianapolis July 3 Public Service commission today denied the Karns Motor Service authority to operate a freight line from Logansport to Ham mond on the ground that there was no necessity for such service BOY DROWNS Anderson Ind July 3 John Chambers of Clayton Chambers was droned this afternoon swimming in a small creek near his home northeast of this 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