Interference in U S foreign relations under fire
News review outlines Senate and Hoover responses to allegations that shipbuilding interests funded propaganda and a 127 conference aimed at undermining disarmament efforts. It covers inquiries into Bethlehem Shipbuilding, Newport News, and American Brown Boveri, plus international diplomacy news from Britain, France, and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
William B. Shearer
Hoover
Shearer
Department of Justice
Borah
Naval Affairs Committee
Geneva
McKellar
Tennessee
Robinson
Arkansas
Proaganda
Congress
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
American Brown Bovers Electric Corporation
Newport, News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Corporation
American Brown Bovers Corporation
Dawes
Britain
Hives
Peru
Yugo Slavia
Poland
Council
Assembly
League of Nations
Louis Loucheur
France
Count Apponyl
Hungary
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
League
International Bank
C. C. Wu
Indiana News Roundup Brings Tragedies And Tributes
A Mishawaka man dies from an ante mortem mishap while William Wurtz of Elwood electrocution occurs at a Doling Manville plant near Alexandring. Lincoln Grove honors golden anniversary with relatives at home. Tax levy increases adjust to 1554 cents per 100 dollars. Several accidents deaths and legal cases including a Dekalb county assessor hanging himself, a factory worker dying after a fall from a trestle, and a Hobart man charged with first degree murder after his wife’s death. Fisheries decline follows ammonia dumping into Sugar creek. A 71st wedding anniversary for Keystone couple Barner-Duncan, and a Fort Wayne missionary romance rekindled after decades apart. An Indiana prison escape by James Spencer prompts new enforcement talks led by Attorney General Ogden. An alligator captured after bites lure anglers near Broad Ripple park, and Mrs. Bertha Bradford dies from car crash injuries in Gary. Madison hosts Republican leaders with Speaker Daly, Parnell, and Genevieve Brown speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Mishawaka
William Wurtz
Elwood
doling-Manville
Alexandring
Mroo
John Romey
Linn Grove
Pronk Turry
Anderson
Charles Milton, Jr
Washington
Leo Dwyer
Loveless
Lebanon
John Potts
Muirchild Township
Dekalb County
Dwight Dipert
South Bend
Grand Trunk Railroad
St. Joseph
J. W. Soord
General Printing Corporation of
Fort Wayne
Jatin Kopach
Hobart
Kopach
Sugar Creek
Crawfordsville
Yountsville
William Barner
Keystone
Ota Duncan
Montpelier
Barner
Mr. Barner
Ogden
Indiana
James M. Oden
Herbert Hoover
George W. Wickersham
Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis
Port Gooch
Gooch
White River
Izaak Walton
Bertha Bradford
Hammond
James M. Bradford
Lake County
Gary
Marcus Sulzer
Madison
Ulem Country Club
Fred Parnell
Attica
Genevieve Brown
Supreme and
Appellate Courts
Ohio State Adds George Simpson to Football Squad
George Simpson, acclaimed as the world's fastest sprinter, joins the Ohio State University football team as a backfield player. He brings prior gridiron experience to the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Simpson
Ohio State University
Simpson
American Citizen Challenges Cuban Seizure Claim
Joseph E. Barlow, an American citizen released from a Cuban prison, brought his dispute over alleged property seizure by the Cuban government to officials at the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Barlow
Has. Jaid Ts
State Department
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Newport News
San Francisco
New Mexico
William Eh. Brock
Lawrence D
Hoover and
Edward W., Pickard
Ers
Great Britain
London
MacDonald
Souver
Stimson
Remier Briantys
Russia
China
Pogranichinaya
Malin
Sungart River
Berlin
Simmons
Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Reed Smoot
Norrin
Elect Vare
Pennsylvania
Watson
Canada
Federal Farm Board
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Department of Agriculture
New York
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Denver
Waggoner
Wyoming
EV. O. J. Kvale
Louis Marshall
Zurich
Switzerland
H. R. D. Wagg- Horn
Isle of Wight
A. H. Orlebar
Laudius H. Huston
Jlooyer
Republican National Committee
Hubert Work
Central South
Mississippi
Arkansas River
Gulf of Mexico
Ransdell
Wilson
Louisiana
Western Newspaper Union
Indiana News
Frank Wilson
Mary KF. Christie
India
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
West Danes Highway
Spencer
Everyman
England
Canterbury Cathedral
Phiys
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Emden
Calif
West Point
Raymond M
Leroy M. Anderson
Laura M. Anderson
Womelsdorf
Martin M. Anderson
Marne
Cuba
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