State to Boost Wild Turkeys and Pheasants Propagation
Indianapolis June 10 state conservation officials say the Brown County game reserve will produce more pheasants and wild turkeys this year than ever. The fled and game division reports 340 young pheasants and 58 young turkeys in brooding pens with 182 hens incubating pheasant eggs 12 hens laying turkey eggs and four hens on wild duck eggs. Several hundred eggs remain to be incubated. Eighteen laying pheasants and three cocks were released at Turkey Run Estate Park with natural reproduction expected, and releases also occurred at Spring Mill and Shakamuk state parks.
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Brown County
State Conservation Department
Walter Shirts
Fled and Game Division
Turkey Run
Spring Mill
Shakamuk
State reports arrests in fish and game laws crackdown
The state warden protective service made 182 arrests resulting in 176 convictions for fish and game violations last month. Offenders included 7 percent for nets traps or spears with 67 hunting or fishing without license. Fines and costs totaled $8,891.85, funding county schools.
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State Warden Protective Service
Father Fights for Prodigy in High Court Custody Battle
In New York Supreme Court a habeas corpus hearing pits Pietro Ricci against the guardianship actions over prodigy violinist Ruggiero Ricci and his brother Giorgio. Ricci seeks custody of the nine year old and eight year old and to rescind Beth Lackey’s guardianship under a California court order.
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Pietro Ricci
Supreme Court
New York City
Ricci
Rugiero
Giorgio
Beth Lackey
California
Duchess in Cotton Given College L. L. D.
Her Grace of Atholl attends Columbia University ceremony to receive an honorary L. L. D. She recalls workers at home as she dresses for the honor and reflects on recognition and service.
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Given College
Grace of Atholl
Columbia University
Grace, Duchess of Atholl Receives Doctor of Laws at Columbia
Grace, the Duchess of Atholl, drew attention at Columbia University commencement as she marched with about 5,000 students to Stand Columbia and received the degree of Doctor of Laws on a special honer platform after a career in Africa and as a parliamentary delegate.
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Africa
Columbia
International
The Theaters Voncastle Presents Wedding Rings
The Wedding Rings premiere at the Voncastle Theatre opens tomorrow with Lois Wilson and H. B. Warner in Ernest Pascal's The Dark Swan. The film showcases sharp dialogue and refined performances as part of a Wednesday Thursday program with added travel talk.
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Voncastle Theatre
Lois Wilson
H. B. Warner
Vancastle
I. B. Warner
Olive Borden
First National
Voncastle
Assassin’s bullet ends Chicago Tribune reporter Lingle’s assignment
Chicago June 9 assassin’s bullet kills Jake Lingle veteran crime reporter for the Chicago Tribune as he walked through an underground tunnel toward the Randolph Street terminal. Lingle age 40 had covered police and gang activity for eighteen years and was reportedly marked for death amid a surge of gang killings. Police raid Aiello gang headquarters arresting Dominic Aiello Frank Pezzo and others in connection with the slaying.
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Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune Today
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Terminal
Michigan Boulevard
Public Library
Lingle
the Tribune
Joe Aiello
Dominic Aiello
Joe
Dominic Tripoli
Frank Pezzo
Hoosier Boy Writes Poetry in Albany Visit
A fourteen year old Greencastle Indiana youth, George Frederick Schafer, visits his aunt in Albany and shares his talents as poet, inventor, and farmer in training. He has patented farm inventions, donated Indian arrowheads to a museum, and draws inspiration from Riley Whittier Bryant and Longfellow. He aims to believe in God, honest endeavor, love for neighbor, and doing his best while pursuing poetry and invention.
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George Frederick Schafer
Frank Philip Schafer
Greencastle
Ind
Albany
Ledyard Cogswell
State Street
George
Ife
Indiana
New York State Museum
Riley
Whittier
Tennyson
William Cullen Bryant
Longfellow
Convict Inventor Prepares Trade for Freedom at Joliet
John King, a Joliet prisoner, engineers a four blade propeller behind gray walls. He proposes trading his invention for clemency or liberty while serving his sentence.
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Joliet
John King
Ilinois State Prison
Little Flower Wish and Night Ode
A playful pair of poems describe a curious old maid on a hill and a traveler’s ode to home. The first piece recalls a sour, stay at home figure with odd meals and a long day, while the second celebrates kin, travel, and fond memories of countryside life.
Dickinson Clinches GOP Iowa Senate Nomination in Primary
Congressman L. J. Dickinson secured a decisive head start in the Republican primary winning about two to one over Governor John Hammill for the Iowa Senate nomination. The result followed Dickinson's outreach to President Hoover amid the tariff bill debate.
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Hoover
John Hammill
Iowa
Dickinson
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