Kiwanis Unit Groundbreaking Planned for Riley Hospital
The $150000 Kiwanis unit at Riley Memorial Hospital in Indianapolis will have its cornerstone laid August 1 with 500 Indiana Kiwanis members and wives attending. International officers, state and city officials, and hospital leaders will participate, with a parade from the Athletic Club to the grounds at 1 30 p m. Ground breaking occurred in April and dedication is expected in early fall after the state convention.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Hornace W. McDavid
Decatur
Ilinois
O. Samuel Cummings
Dallas Texas
Fred C. W. Parker
Kiwanis
Hugh K. McLandon
Riley Hospital
James W. Fesler
Board of Regents
Indiana University
Harry G. Leslie
IL. Ert Slack
Evansville
J. Raymond Schutz
North Manchester
James E. Fisher
Terre Haute
J. T. McCullough
Marion
Indiana
Noted Hoosier Author Drowns in East
Leroy Scott a 54 year old noted author and former Indiana man drowned while swimming across Chateaugay lake 25 miles from Plattsburg New York state police said a canoeist saw him go under the water and the body had not been recovered.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Chateaugay Lake
Leroy Scott
Indiana
Yesterday's results in major leagues
In the American Association Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 13 to 7 and Columbus defeated Kansas City 5 to 1. St Paul won 18 to 4 against Louisville, while Toledo topped Milwaukee 6 to 5. In the American League Cleveland at Philadelphia was rained out as the only game scheduled. In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 13 to 8, the only game on the schedule.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Scotland Yard Chief Wensley Retires After Forty Two Years
Frederick Wensley chief of the criminal investigation department at Scotland Yard retires at month end. The piece notes his calm questioning style and rare public appearances, praises his crime insight, and recalls his role in the Sidney Street siege and wartime secret service leadership.
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F. A. Wray
International News Service
London
Wensley
the Yard
Frederick Wensley
Criminal Investigation Department of Scotland Yard
Britain
Scotland Yard
Sidney Street
East End
Winston Churchill
Home Secretary
Weasiley
Secret Service
One Killed in Collision of Chicago River Taxis
The body of Leo Suesskind age 23 from Yonkers N Y was recovered after two speed boats collide and sink near Navy Pier. David Cohen a Chicago store owner is missing and presumed drowned. Eighteen others were rescued by volunteers. Mrs Esther Mc Colley is in serious condition. Four rescues credited to Miss Joyce Hawley former nightclub figure.
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Chicago
INS
Leo Suesskind
Yonkers
N. Y
Navy Pier
David Cohen
Lake Michigan
Esther McColley
Wrigley Building
Northwestern Station
Joyce Hawley
Earl Carroll
New York
F. J. Frank
Post Office Expands Lock Box Capacity with New Sections
Three additional lock box sections will arrive and be installed at the post office lobby near the post master’s office. Seventy six boxes in sizes No 2 Greek, No 3 Greek, No 4 and No 5 with wooden backs will be added to meet rising demand. A central window will serve the public for large packages and information, with staff assigned to the window as available.
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SRT
No liquor for jury in manslaughter case
Special Judge Harvey A. Grabill in Indianapolis refused the state permission to pass a bottle among jurors in the Max Kos manslaughter trial. Kos allegedly drove drunk into workers, killing two. The judge allowed time for legal authorities and could reverse if citations are strong enough.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Harvey A. Grabill
Max Kos
Marion County
Grabill
Youth Recommitted for Burglary in Anderson
Judge Carl Morrow of the Circuit Court recommits 16 year old Noble Lawson to the Plainfield Reformatory for one to ten years for burglary. Lawson, recently recaptured after eluding officers, also admitted a number of nearby robberies.
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Anderson
Ind
Carl Morrow
Circuit Court
Noble Lawson
Plainfield Reformatory
Lawson
Melody Way Recital Program At DePauw University
DePauw University School of Music hosts a Melody Way Recital Wednesday at 7 PM featuring students and classes across multiple melody categories. Performers include Jean Stewart Larkspur and Lavender, Ernestine Kersey Little Wooden Shoes, and many named participants listed across Class I to XI with selections like French Melody and Old Melody.
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DePauw University School of Music
Peags Moeors
Ties Ce Miessner
Jean Stewart Larkspur
Lavender
Leland Maxine Williams
Boowen
C Hassis
Ernestine Kersey
Loeb
Preston Petty Mullins
Lightly Row
Eleanor Brown
Jean Skelton
Ais
Anna Marie Eitel
Synthetic Sin at Von Castle featuring Colleen Moore
Colleen Moore stars in Synthetic Sin at the Von Castle with Antonio Moreno Montagu Love and Gertrude Astor in a comedy drama about a Virginia girl chasing stage life. Her naivete leads her into underworld intrigue and a fateful clash that ends with an arrest.
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New York
Underworld
Unlicensed pilot and two women die in crash
Miss Hilda Schanfelberg, 21, passenger, and Jens Jensen, pilot, are dead after a crash near Akers Field. Pauline Taylor, 28, a second passenger, is in serious condition. The women, friends, paid Jensen 2.50 each for their first flight. the unlicensed pilot was not allowed to carry passengers for hire. The plane fell 1 200 feet in a tail spin.
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Chicago
INS
Hilda Schanfelberg
Jens Jensen
Pauline Taylor
Akers Field
Jensen
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
The clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints Jesse Kendall administrator of the estate of Joseph B Stringer deceased. The estate is to be governed by Indiana law. Attorney F Hamilton notes the filing date July 6 1929.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Joseph B. Stringer
Golvent
Jesse Kendall
HamIlton
Sue Carol to Wed Nick Stuart Film Actors
Hollywood July 22 Sue Carol admitted her engagement to Nick Stuart film actor. They have no wedding plans yet and expect it to occur several months hence. The couple are under contract at Fox studios and their romance began on the studio lot.
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Hollywood
Cal
Sue Carol
Nick Stuart
Carol
Fox
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