Atty General Prepares to Resist Co Court Order
In Indiana Lake County authorities move to enforce against Abe Roxen operator of the United Rotting Works of Gary amid a temporary injunction and new beer control challenges. The state vows to resist the court action while awaiting formal complaints and rulings in Hammond and Lake County.
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Saie
Enke County
Hitx
Abe Roses
United Retiting Works
Et Gary
Nl Heiter
Hammond Superport
State
Lake County
Roxen Sail
Chicago
Kelter
First Step Taken in North Township Tax Reassessment
The state tax board began reassessing taxable values in North Township as Marion Martin seeks higher levies for several industries. Halliday Company in Hammond formerly Taylor Chain is among targets with adjustments pending. Reassessment includes Forsythe estate land and requests for Inland Steel in Indiana Harbor and Lover Brothers in North Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Townshi Industries
More O
Halliday Company
Hammond
Taylor Chain Company
North Township
Martin
Lake County Board of Review
Forsythe
North Hammon
Marlin
Board of Review
Inland Steel Company
Indiana
Harbor and Lover Brothers Company
North
Weather report for Hammond region at noon
Temperature in Hammond region rises about 10 degrees above zero by noon with fair conditions. Local noon reading indicates mild warmth and clear skies.
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Hammond Ting
Stability of Money at Stake in Global Talks
Global economic leaders including President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald seek currency stabilization to restore gold standards for the dollar and the pound. Former Premier Herriot supports currency stabilization as essential to recovery while the Senate debates the administration plan to curb inflation and boost market confidence. The Treasury issues $506 million in three year notes at 2 percent to test investor appetite and policy impact.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
MacDonald
Britain
Herriot
Frante
Senate
Dollar Strength in European Markets Pushes Currencies Up
The dollar resumed trading in Europe, lifting major currencies. Sterling jumped to 3.884 dollars, francs rose 11 points to 4.2817, Swiss francs gained to 43.38, guilders to 44.50, and other European currencies including lite, pesetas, and Scandinavian units advanced. The Canadian dollar rose to 0.3495, and Japanese yen edged up fractions.
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New York
Apri
Ln.s
Beauty's Body Taken From River
Autopsy on Lota Wells 50, of Bloomington, concludes death not from drowning after body recovered from Nilhois river. Coroner's jury convened. Wells disappeared Feb 27, two months earlier. Kenneth Wells and May Tockerbitz questioned amid rumors of a lovers’ quarrel. Wells praised as most beautiful girl and won a personality contest.
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Chillicothe
E T
Lota Wells
Nilhois
Hoomington
May Tockerbitz
Kenneth Wells
Luckerbitz
New Uniforms for State Cops Adopted
State police will switch to blue and gray uniforms starting May 1. Officers will buy own sets for 38 dollars. olive drab outfits are retired. Capt. Matt Leach cites easier distinction from city police and transit workers. A training school for the force will begin soon.
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Tnotanapolis
U.K
Columbus
Matt Leach
Mills Speech to Signal GOP Inflation Policy
Ogden Mills, former secretary of the treasury, will outline Republican strategy to attack Roosevelt inflation policy at the Indiana Republican Editorial Association banquet in Indianapolis. The speech to be broadcast by long distance telephone is expected to reveal official party doctrine on inflation and may mark a shift from the GOP’s late mood.
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Secretary of Treasury
Ay Eugene
Calou
I. NH. Service
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosevelt
Ogden
BiNs
Crawtorfaville
Association
Walter H. Crim
Salem
Hoover
Waler F. Brown
Henge
Pallticlayis
Mills
Cabinet Membée
Bank Bandits Escape With Unknown Loot
Two bandits robbed the Rosedale National Bank of about $1,500 in Terre Haute Indiana. They kidnapped conservator Fred Hayward then released him about a mile southwest of town. The robbers fled in a dark blue Ford sedan with yellow wheels and Indiana license plates.
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Terre Haute
Ind
L.P
Rosedale National Bank
Kithane
Tiny Ward
North Terre Haute
Rosedale
Fred S. Hayward
Hayward
D. L. Penquay
Presi. Hen
Robert Conrey
Caghies
Ihoulder
Olslawa
Tobbars
Raady
Lather
Fengquay
Gonthund
Bandits Ease Off With Small Sum After Home Invasion
Two well dressed bandits invaded Albert Hess's home at 6041 Kennedy Avenue Hessville this morning binding Miss Liza Hess to a chair while they searched. She freed herself and summoned police, but the men fled with only $1.25 and no one harmed.
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Albert Hess
Kennedy Avenue
Hessville
Liza Hess
Miss Hess
Louis Telpdlo
Wattar Wittig
William Szot
Miss Bess
Anti-Saloon League Leader Tours Lake County Churches
Dr LD York superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Indiana returned to Indianapolis after speaking to Lake county Protestant churches about the upcoming vote on retention or repeal of the eighteenth amendment. He praised the strong church response in Hammond and Gary and noted large crowds and pledges to fund the campaign.
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LD. York
Anti-Saloon League of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Lake County
York
League
First Methodist
Hammond
Gary
Indiana Clemency Commission Considers 350 Applications
The Indiana state clemency commission, meeting May 3–4, will review about 350 applications. Wayne Jay, secretary to Governor McNutt, announced the second-session docket includes Lake County cases of murder, robbery, burglary, arson, embezzlement, and parole or commutation actions for multiple inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
O.pjj
State Clemency i Commission
Wayne Jay
Paul V. McNutt
Toda
Alfred Gudlowski
Lake Criminal
Joseph Jarmusz
John Jechert
Averett Jones
Tohny Lara
Charles Jackson
Lake
Prate Haralovich
Boyrl Monroe
Dan Popovich
Bunco Steering
Lews Robinson
Hoover Couple Attends Memorial Service at Santa Clara
Former President Herbert Hoover and his wife attended a Memorial Day service at Santa Clara University on April 24. The ceremony honored officers and men of the Dligible Akron TE and marked their first public appearance since returning from Washington.
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Santa Clara University
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Santa Clara
Dligible
Akron TE
Anglo American talks aim to fix gold standard
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister MacDonald lead all day sessions on economic policy. discussions cover dollar and pound exchange stability, postwar trade barriers, and possible resumption of the gold standard, with Herriot Bennett and Canada awaiting further talks. The conference scope widens as leaders push for agreed steps on economic recovery.
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Hy Raymond Clapper
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Mach Winla
Whey
Dows
Mid- Wen
Machon
Aid
Orly
Senate
Borah
Trieni
Senate For Then Relations Committee
Raymond Clappen
United Press
Washington
America
Hererlnt
Frame Washaere
Roallyguelt
France
Herriot
Canada
United States
Bennett
Roosevsit
MacDonald
Fonte
Lake County men apply for forestation army placements
More than 330 Lake county men filed applications for positions in President Roosevelt's reforestation effort. Reports from Warmmond East Chicago Whiting Hobart Crown Point and other centers show varying totals with Gary and others expected to raise the overall count toward 980. The relief committee plans to review bills for furnishing funds despite local opposition and will decide on compensation for grocers who refused to accept a 15 percent discount, with possible county scrip instead.
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the Times
Crown Pont
Ind
Roosevalt
Gas Forestation Army
Lake County
Veter FL Helm
McNult Relief Committee
Warmmond
East Chicago
Whiting
Fiobart
Crown Polyh
Earthquake Hits Kos Island Kills Thirty Injured Three Hundred
A Greek telegraph from Athens reports a catastrophic earthquake on Kos Island in the Aegean Sea. Thirty people died and about 300 were injured according to the Athens exchange.
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London
N.S
Kos
Athens
Vandalism Destroys Bedding Plant Building on Marble Street
A vacant Hammond Bedding building near the F. and Beta company on Marble Street suffered extensive vandalism. Damage is estimated at 5009 dollars with tax losses totaling 144459 dollars to city and other governments. Owners Subultz and Hirsch Co. say repairs will cost between 5000 and 3000 dollars.
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Tamimend Bedding Company
Marble Street
F. & Beta Company
Times
Eity
Hammond Bedding Company
Subultz and Hirsch Co
Chicago
Hammond
Lncal
Lincoln Life Insurance Head Headlines Hammond Chamber Lunch
Aciur F. Hell, president of Lincoln National Life Insurance of Fort Wayne, will speak at the Hammond Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon. He will analyze national financial conditions and discuss life insurance implications. Chamber officials expect a record turnout and urge reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aciur F. Hell
Lincoln National Lite Insurance Company
Tort Wayne
Northern Stiteer Lite Insurance Company
Hammond
Hammond Chamber of Commerce
Hall
Middle West
Sperker
Ramifcations
Lineola National Life Insurance Company
Indiana
Allisuliany Mountains
Northern States Life Insurance Company
Chamber
Jmsnadiats
State Police May Arrest In Whiskey License Dispute
Indianapolis April 24 Capt Matl Leanl of the state police warned Abe Rosen Gary Kattler could face criminal charges if he sells the new 1.2 per cent beer without a state license Rosen has a court order restraining local officials and the service director from interfering with his sales The order does not target state police or the attorney general Quiz would not say if Rosen would be arrested if he sells beer Rosen, a Republican, says the suit tests the state beer control law.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Legal Department
Lake County
Philip Lutz, Jr
Lutz
Pime
Matl Leanl
Abe Rosen
Gary Kattler
Rosen
Paul Sinte Sevise
Leach
Philip Quiz
Jf Igard
Wicker Park caddy awarded damages for lost eye
The North Township advisory board awarded Harry J. Parfer 1320 for the loss of an eye while caddying at Wicker Park during the season of 192?. The Industrial Board of Indiana approved the award on Jan 11 1438. A temporary loan to cover the sum will be paid by township taxpayers with 5 percent interest and due by Sept 30.
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North Township Advisory Board
Harry J. Parfer
Wicker Park
Advsory Board
Myrtle G. Mears
Hebron Man Sues for 50000 Damages Over Car Crash
William Anderson of Hebron files suit in Superior Court seeking 50000 for injuries from a crash blamed on defective brakes in a Barton Motors car bought September 14 1925 and returned October 21 1925. He alleges the brakes locked causing a rollover near the Grasselli Chemical plant on Kennedy Avenue and says he spent over five months in hospital and more than 2000 in medical costs. He claims facial disfigurement and loss of jaw function after losing seven teeth.
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Barton Motors Company
Chicago
William Anderson
Hebron
E. Miles Norton
Richard Tinkham
Atorney Rowin Friedrich
Anderson
Grasselli Chemical
Mkennedy Avenue
Siince
Calumet City Council to Discuss Beer Ordinance
Calumet City common council plans a Thursday meeting to consider a municipal beer ordinance. City officials indicated the 1983 budget may be cut further, following prior reductions in 1981 and last year, with details pending state beer control legislation passage.
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Calumet City
City Clarl
Frank Angel
John W. Karanowski
General Assembly
County Estimates Six Million In Tangible Intangibles
Crown Point Indiana April 24 Lake County holds at least six million dollars in intangible property much of which is taxed this year for the first time Treasurer Herman L Cohter announced after processing demand for the new estate tax stamps His office has sold fifteen thousand dollars worth of the 25 cent stamps A stamp is required for each hundred dollars of intangibles
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Crown Point
Ind
Lake Contr
Herman L. Cohter
Calumet City Beer Price War Escalates
Calumet City emboldens a price war as State street vendors cut draught to 19 cents a stein and bottle beer to 15 cents. The Retail Beverage Association counters with 16 cents for a stout and 20 cents for bottles. They plan nickel beer outlets to pry customers from rivals and prorate losses among members still charging 15 cents.
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Calumet City
State Street
Motorcycle Crash In Hammond Injures Pair
Ray Mazsoch 21 and Pearl Lynch 18 were hurt when Mazsoch's motor scooter hit the car of former Hammond police chief Emi Bunde at State Street and Soho Avenue. Bunde conveyed the injured to St Margaret's hospital. Lynch sustained minor injuries. Mazsoch suffered a broken leg.
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Ray Mazsoch
Cortez Avenue
Chicago
Pearl Lynch
Hammond
Emi] Bunde
J Police
State Street
Soho Avenue
Bunde
St. Margaret's Hospital
Mascoth
Miss Lynch
Wabash Avenue
James Arundel
Sheridan Avenue
Whiting
Michael Sartay
Superior Avenuw
Robertsdale
Arundel
R. J. Sittig
Brown Avenue
Tammond
Calumet Avenue
Anothey
Walter Breski
Dearborn
Sittig
Schacht Named Germany Representative for Washington Talks
Dr Hjalmar Schacht recently named president of the Heide bank by Chancellor Hitter is designated Germany's representative at a Washington discussion on world problems. The German cabinet will meet to set his departure date to confer with President Roosevelt and outline Germanys world affairs stance.
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Burlin
Hjalmar Scharhi
Heidebank
Chancelor
Astolf Hitter
Pday
Germany
Washington
Roosevelt
Mother of dead boy accuses widow of plotting kidnapping
Mrs Daisy Harmon of Hammond, named as a 52 year old killer of Anthony Braubender, allegedly plotted to kidnap her daughter's infant son Billy Jr for ransom last summer. Mrs William Fox, mother of the victim, describes Harmon's alleged confession and a possible conspiracy charge. Sheriff and detectives deny recent self harm reports about Dr Harmon while an inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Harmon
Hammond
Anthony Braubender
Helen Aughruener
Indiana Harbor
Times Today
William Fox
Drs. Harmon
Lake County
Crown Point
Mra
Lil- Man Holley
Jaffer Lew Baker
Harmon
Agate
Ate
Baker
Charles Carlton
Bis
William Augbruner
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Hevaville
Plan County Republican Meetings Spark County Wide Outreach
The Hammond Republican central committee held a Friday night meeting in Lincoln club rooms drawing an overflow crowd of about 100, prompting Lake County Republican leaders to plan a county wide review series for 1932. Alderman McVey explained plans for an extensive educational program to promote Republicanism ahead of next year’s municipal election. he missed the meeting due to illness but received reports from Homer Del, noting a rebirth of interest in the party across Lake County.
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Hammond
Republican Central
Lincoln Club
Lake County
Alderman Jr.,McVey
McVey
Hiness
Homer del
Republican Party
Lake Bounty
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Iner
WE Legal Department
Jude Reiter
Sulletin
Hosen
Junize Virgil Retters
Xen
Tax Board
Europe
Beauty
Anti-Saloon League
County
Dr. L. E. York
Hoovers
Lincoln Life Insurance
Barton Motors Co
Bar Association
Schaght
FOR
Foisoner
Plan County Republican Meetings
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