Anti-Robinson Sentiment Breaks in G O P Rone 8UPREME AUTHORITY
In Indianapolis April 20 opposition to Senator Arthur Robinsons renomination grew among Republicans. The anti Robinson movement formed at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association meeting, likely after the June 6 prohibition repeal vote. Leaders from Gary and Indianapolis framed the push, with hints that others may join but no official candidacy yet.
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L. 4
Service
Indianapolis
Arthur A. Robinson
Republican
Trim W. Leon
Gary
Chuimar
Yestendur
Cantet
Tm Polis
C. P
Rohinson
Ila Epeler
James Cannon, Jr
Merhedi Scharch
South
Rushville
Weather summary for Hatymond region today
The forecast notes temperatures around 40 degrees this morning with the temperature rising above freezing by noon. Expect cloudy conditions at noon with little change in daytime temperatures.
Controlled Currency Expansion Policy Aims at Stabilizing World Markets
Washington reports President Roosevelt will unveil a plan to abandon the gold standard temporarily and push a program of controlled currency expansion. Delegates foresee expanded money supply aiding farmers and producers, improving America’s foreign trade, and promoting a dollar parity with foreign currencies while curbing inflation pressures. The move is described as easing debt burdens for debtor nations and stabilizing global monetary standards, with Britain and France potentially aligning to new rules.
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Roosevelt
George BR. Holmes
I. N. Service
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Bettveen
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Oae
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Britain
Cinaduing Tave
Nore
Examwe
France
Nantes
County Legislators to Be Guests of Teachers Dinner
Lake County legislators will dine with teachers Monday evening at the chamber of commerce in East Chicago. Dr Charles I Jude of the University of Chicago will speak, with brief remarks from lawmakers recounting a recent legislative session. The event, served by local teachers, highlights school legislation as a major public education issue in the county.
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Lake County
Uaeschane
Bake
Commerce
Mree
Gary Thiet
B. Strickland
Frigkfol
Dammond
John & Core
Gare
Martin Downer
Wy Ta Stinlom
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J. Clinn Ellyson
Charles I. Jude
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What It Means Gold Embargo Alters U S Trade and Wages
The article explains the gold embargo ends the U S on the gold standard and ends efforts to support the dollar against foreign raiders. It foresees higher farm prices and land values, inflation, and a raised tariff wall against depreciated currencies while workers face tougher competition and fixed debts benefit from more dollars.
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New York
United States
A. S
France
Holland
Belgium
England
Japan
Judge Refuses to Yield to Politicians in Prison Sentences
In Cromie court Judge Murray rejects political pressure as three youths Wreeil Kane 27 Joe Weiner 2 Serobet 2 receive prison terms after alleged efforts by friends to secure leniency. Weiner, serving a prior sentence, gets three to five years while Serobet faces three to ten. Wainer’s sentence reflects failure to justify leniency amid civic calls for influence from Gary Werningham pressuring testimony.
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TIMES
Hammond East Chicago Men Obtain Patents
Hammond and East Chicago residents prevail in recent patent announcements. Kieckheater of Mammoréd received a patent on a vegetable tooling device dated November 4 1929 with one claim. Voorhees of Hamnent assigned a hydrocarbon related method patent from Standard Oil, dated August 7, 1920, with no claims. Burrell of Hast Chicago earned a green equipped pipe line patent with six upiga fats.
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Kieckheater
Vanververt Voorhees
Hamnent
Standara UH
Auelle
Benjamin
Burrell
Hast
Chiergo
Incorporators to Discuss Plans for Lake County Brewery
The Continental Brew Corporation incorporators chaired by Gedelier of Hammond plan to build and run a modern brewery in Lake County. They discuss federal permits, stock structure, location, and expansion to Porter counties and nationwide beer distribution.
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Lake County
Continental Brew Corporation
Escheidler
Hammond
Paul Fry
Fuse Paoy
Tichimapolis
Geseheinar
George We Parming
Mc Gary
Patrick J. Gorman
Best
Permt
Lake and Pories
Ann
Gedceicher
Geschnidter
AIL Wa Know Pon
Fenakt
Luka
Porter
Inlia
Norton to keynote Hammond GOP meeting in Lake County
Norton of Crown Print will be the prime speaker at a Hammond Republican rally to back the six year campaign. Alderman MeVes will preside as Republican mayors and leaders from Lake County attend. Entertainment includes card games and musical selections with program to begin at 8 30 p m. Chairman Mey urges all precinct committee men and women to attend. General invitation extended to Republicans of Lake County.
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Ferner Girviit
Coluimy
Mey
Ile Wise
Lake County
Burns Fatal in Abandoned Gas House Fall
An itinerant named Ernest Shuster, 49, of Toledo, died after suffering burns when he fell into two furnaces in an abandoned gas house in Shellyville Indiana. The incident occurred on April 21 and authorities report the burns were fatal.
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Shellyville
Ind
Ernest Shuster
Toledo
Estill urges Kiwanis to aid delinquent youths
Prosecutor Hobart G. Baill urged Kiwanis members to back a big brother program to supervise first offenders. He argued most youths plucked from crime are products of poor training and environment and need guidance rather than prison life. Estill criticized strict penalties for first offenders and urged clubs to help by mentoring youths through parole to responsible adults. The luncheon at the Masonic hall in Ramona emphasized building manhood and preventing delinquency.
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Kiwanis Dab
Luntheon Jullionce
Hobart G. Baill
Dehincine Hoys
Gauney Menon
Pondeitheans
Rammona
Am E
Estill de Chae
Estill
Kiwanis
Esti
Governor Menutt Declines Comment On Beer Racket Report
Indiana governor Paul V. Menutt read the Hammond Taxpayers union report alleging a localized beer racket in Indiana and stated that investigations found no evidence. He refused further comment on the report published in The Lake County Times, which implicated Michael Kiernan of East Chicago as a Lake County beer importer profiting from illicit tax gaps.
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TN Dlanapolis
Ind
LNB
Paul V. Menutt
Hammond Taxpayers’ Union
Insigha
Bale County Times
Yeaterday
Michael Z. Kiernan
East Chicago
Lake County
Battle of Currencies Involves U S and Britain
Washington April 20 The question of how long the United States will stay off the gold standard remained unanswered today. Secretary Woodin said he did not know. The embargo on gold exports is expected to spark an economic battle of currencies between the United States and England with London allowing the pound to fall, giving Britain a price advantage in global markets.
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Washington
United States
Woodin
England
Lerdon
Great Britain
Judge halts Lake county tax hike by state board
Hammond Taxpayers association wins permanent injunction in Jasper Circuit Court restraining the Indiana State Tax Board from increasing land and improvement assessments in Lake county by 20 percent. The ruling blocks spreading the higher levies on tax duplicates and shields county, township and state finances. Lawyers Frank L. Hoegs and William Meisler led the suit for Hammond group with counsel transitions through Robert Brown.
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State Tax Board
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Hammond Taxpayers’ Association
Moses Leopold
Jasper Circuit Court
Bako County
Rhea State
Sanaleipat
Sxtetx
Inerea
Lake Courty
Ortas
Arth
Calemet
Hamanond Taxpayers’ Association
Miles Norton
Tax Bevere’ Association
Fudge Norton
Jasper Circult
Judsé Leopold
Brie
William Whitaker
CounAny
Herman L. Center
Frank L. Hoegs
William Meisler
Hammond Taxpayers’ Assoc Nt
Whinery
Hammond
Robert Brown
Banner case argues over $25,000 injury suit in court
Holtman files a $25,000 personal injury suit in Superior Court before Judge EB Diles Norton. A 12 juror panel heard arguments on whether Charles Lohman, his wife, and daughter Caroline should pay the award to Sidney Ent for injuries to his son Bobby after he was struck by a car driven by Miss Hohman. Bruce opened for the plaintiff citing evidence of negligence and speed. defense counsel interrupted as testimony suggested contested points.
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Holtman
Diles Norton
Norm
Cahrles G. Lohman
Caroline
Sidney
Bobby
Miss Hohman
Donald Irwin
Mel Hohman
McAleer
Treee
Brune Nneee
Tushiey
Enlistment Info For New Work Camp In Crown Point
Special to The Times from Crown Point Indiana April 206 details on enlisting in the national reforestation army. Lake county's share of the first quota is 786 men. Eligibility requires unmarried men aged 18 to 71 from families on township relief rolls. Pay is 30 dollars monthly with 23 dollars assigned to families. Information gathered by Peter F Bein, chairman of McNutt Reeve Camp. Continues on page twelve.
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Virgil Sheppard
Tate Caunty Pes
Crown
Sheppard
Britain Moves to Meet US Gold Standard Abandonment
Britain shows concern over United States abandonment of the gold standard. Prime Minister Baldwin begins consultations with cabinet ministers as Roosevelt embargoes gold exports. MacDonald en route to Washington to discuss world economic problems. Whitehall notes Roosevelt has hampered Britain’s debt talks but sees a new international value standard as inevitable for world recovery and future US Britain economic ties.
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I. N
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Moosevelt
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Sai
Ronald Lindsay
Whitehall
Roosevelt
Britain
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Tavlee Questrons
The Dollar in Foreign Crashes in New York Markets
The dollar crashed for a second day after abandoning the gold standard. Sterling fell to 93.89, affecting world exchange rates as francs, guilders, Belgian francs, marks, lire, and other currencies moved. The Canadian dollar rose, the Japanese yen gained, and Spanish pesetas edged higher with a broad jump in Scandinavian currencies.
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New York
Death of Former Publisher Grace Pate Will
Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Grace Pate Will 84 former publisher of the Ohio County News in Rising Sun Indiana April 20 obituary notes her prior role and age
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Ind
Grace Pate Will
The
Ohio County News
Tax burden discussion at Hammond Taxpayers meeting
North Township seeks to shift more industrial tax load onto large plants. Frank R. Martin, assessor, will speak on procedures for compelling reassessment and will lead an open forum. Plans to apply for general reassessment of industrial valuations and to reassess personal property are outlined, targeting steel, refineries, railcar shops and other facilities.
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Hammond Taxpayers’ Association
Weshall
Frank R. Martin
North Township
State Tax Board
Martin
Ah North Touraship Industries
Stile Tax Board
Riirroad
Seza
Lake County
State
Martin Ten
Rosenbirg out on bond in Chicago trial
Chicago April 20 Moe Rosenbire a Chicago democrat faced bond release after an indictment charging refranding the federal government of about 65900 income tax in 1929 and 1930. The federal grand jury yesterday indicted Rosenberg on two separate counts. He was described as an insider on stock transactions linked to Samuel Insull the exiled utilities magnate.
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Moe Rosenbire
Democratic
Iain
Et Liberty
Rosenberg
Samuel Insull
Utilities
King
Conroy Warns of Intolerable Condition If Amendment Repealed
Denouncing alleged crass boldness of local Democratic leaders, Joseph Conroy of Hammond predicts intolerable confusion if the 18th Amendment is repealed. A Democrat and temperance advocate, he argues party control of the beer traffic for financial gain undermines temperance, recalling past saloon influence and warning of permanent setbacks to prohibition. Continued on Page Pu highway.
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Balonee
Like County
Democratic Party
Bond files suit for alienation of affections
Henry C. Bond filed in Gacy Superior Court a $60,000 alienation of affections suit through attorney L C Helland against Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seyl of Gary alleging they opposed his marriage to Clara Seyl. Bond and Miss Seyl eloped and wed in Valparaiso on February 16 1942. the Seyls allegedly used their influence to annul the marriage announced the following November.
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Peter Seyt
Gary
Henry C.bond
L. C. Helland
Gacy Superior Court
Bond
Clara Seyl
Valparaiso
Seyl
Plant onions distributed in Calumet City
City Clerk Frank Angel announces a second free carload of prime planting onions for Calumet City indigent gardeners. Distributed from his home 219 164th street, first come, first served. recipients urged to plant immediately to ensure harvest this summer. Angel notes ongoing poor relief efforts including food, clothing, and shoes.
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