Funeral for Walter Bradfute Shuts Bloomington News Office
Bloomington mourns Walter Bradfute 67 founder editor of the Daily Telephone as business and city life pause. Services were held at his home on College Avenue with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Indiana University President Dr William Lowe Bryan and Dr C E Flynn spoke, Bradfute died after a five week illness from influenza at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. No issue of the Telephone was published today out of respect.
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Walter Bradfute
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Daily Telephone
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North College Avenue
Rose Hill Cemetery
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University
C. E. Flynn
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
American Observers Named for Reparations Conference
Paris January 198- Ins J P Morgan and Owen D Young of New York were designated American observers for the forthcoming reparations conference. The Reparation Commission announced two American alternates will also serve as deputies.
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INS
J. P. Morgan
Owen D. Young
New York
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Greencastle Cubs Triumph Over Attica 54 42 In Tight Hometown Clash
Greencastle defeated Attica 54 to 42 in a hard fought basketball game. The Cubs led 28 27 at halftime as the score bounced between teams seven times in the second half. Stone led Greencastle with 17 points while Stewart and Diehl paced Attica with strong scoring before fouls limited key players.
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Dented New Trial Denied in Loretta Enders Case
Dr. Amante Rongetti, found guilty of manslaughter at a second trial for Loretta Enders murder, was denied a new trial by Judge Robert Gentzel. He had received a death sentence at the first trial on a murder by abortion charge.
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Loretta Enders
Robert Gentzel
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Mrs. J. L. Glascock Dead at Plainfield
Mrs. James L. Glascock aged 61 wife of Capt Glascock military director at the Indiana Boys school died yesterday at her Plainfield home after an illness two years long.
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James L. Glascock
Glascock
Indiana Boys’ School
Indiana House sponsor promotes year round daylight time
Indiana would adopt Eastern standard time year round if a bill sponsored by Rep. Forrest Knepper of Etna Green passes. The measure would make Indiana observe daylight saving time permanently starting March 31, placing the state one hour ahead of Central time, aligning with Eastern standard time.
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House of Representatives
Forrest Knepper
Etna Green
Greencastle Tigers Triumph Over Attica in Tight Contest
Greencastle Tiger Cubs stunned Attica Rams by 12 points in a hard fought regional preview. Stone led Greencastle with high scoring while Attica battled with star Stewart nursing a braced leg. Foul shooting improved for Greencastle who head to Rushville next, then Brazil at home February 1.
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Indiana high school Big Ten selection stirs debate
The author lists a ten team Big Ten from Indiana high school basketball, placing Bedford first and Crawfordsville last among the picks. He notes controversy over Crawfordsville's inclusion and mentions upcoming junior tournaments in Greencastle and Bainbridge with teams like Greencastle, Brazil, Crawfordsville, Spencer, Roachdale, and Bainbridge slated to compete.
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Plans Open for Local Invitational Tournament
The local gym may host a four team invitational, with tentative plans under way. Letters have been mailed to school officials across the Monon area inviting their entry.
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College Scores Mixed in Early Action Roundup
Purdue led Indiana 29 to 25 while Wisconsin beat Northwestern 39 to 1. Illinois defeated Chicago 22 to 19 and Notre Dame topped Pennsylvania 31 to 19. Indiana Central edged Rose Poly 46 to 22.
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Evansville Wife Slayer Guilty of Manslaughter
In Evansville Indiana on January 20 a circuit court jury convicted 44 year old Thomas a factory worker of manslaughter for killing his wife Galena last November after a 21 hour deliberation. The verdict carries a penalty of two to twenty one years and sentencing is set for next Saturday.
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Ind
Herman Thomas
Galena
Moose To Dedicate Jacksonville Home Presented By Davis
A group of Mooseheart Legion buildings costing 150 600 will be dedicated in Jacksonville during the Legion convention January 24 27. The personal gift of Secretary of Labor James J. Davis the project aims to serve Mooseheart activities and draws about 5 000 visitors to the city.
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James J. Davis
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