Better Babies Contest Promotes Nutrition in Rural Shelby
Shelby township leads rural health work with a Better Babies contest as part of a Purdue led nutrition project.16 babies aged four to 12 months competed judged by the county nurse and a local physician, prizes awarded for top three. May meetings featured talks on feeding preschool children and infant food demos while county classes staged health themed programs and posters.
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Shelby Township
Shelby County
Aneta Beadle
Purdue University
Thomas Murphy
Sudents
Moral Township
Shelby
Buck Jones Stars In The Lone Rider At Voncastle This Friday
The Lone Rider with Buck Jones arrives at the Voncastle for a two day showing this Friday and Saturday. The program includes The Voice From the Sky chapter three and a Paramount sound novelty Wise Fries. Also showing tonight are The Three Sisters and the Laurel Hardy comedy Brats.
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Columbia Pictures Corporation
Buck Jones
Cowboy Rough Riders
Buck
Voncastle
Night Baseball Lights Up Capital City In Indianapolis
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, high baseball commissioner, attends inaugural night game under 75 million candlepower lights in Indianapolis. Governor Harry G Jestie stands nearby with Mrs Cook and Russell Cook of the American Legion group. Norman A Perry owns the Indianapolis American Association club.
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Indianapolis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Harry G. Jestie
Indiana
Cook
Russell Cook
National Americanist Commission of the American Legion
James Barton
American Legion
Norman A. Perry
Indianapolis American Association
Baltimore Names New Dry Chief In Prohibition Bureau
Colonel Amos W. W. Woodcock U S Attorney at Baltimore was chosen as director of the prohibition bureau to be transferred to the Department of Justice on July 1. International Newsreel
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Amos W. W. Woodcock
U. S
Baltimore
Prohibition
Department of Justice
International Newsreel
First woman consul arrives in U S from Nicaragua
Senora Berta de Selva becomes the first woman consul in the United States arriving in Los Angeles to take up her post representing the Government of Nicaragua. The milestone marks the end of male dominance in diplomatic ranks.
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United States
Senora Berta de Selva
Los Angeles
Nicaragua
International Newasreel
Lightning Kills Three Milk Cows in Ladoga
Three valuable milk cows belonging to Charles Yelton a local dairyman were killed by lightning during a Tuesday morning storm in Ladoga. The electrical storm caused lights to go out across the city and remain off for most of the day.
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Ladoga
Charles Yelton
Fifth District Bar to Meet at Turkey Run
Members of the Fifth District Bar Association plan a meeting at Turkey Run next Saturday afternoon. A dinner for bar members and families will follow at the Turkey Run hotel, with efforts ongoing to secure Paul V. McNutt, dean of the Indiana Law School, as the principal speaker.
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Fifth District Bar Association
Turkey Run
Paul V. McNuitt
Indiana Law School
Thayer to Become New York State Corrections Chief
Dr. Walter H. Thayer will take over as State Commissioner of Correction next month. He advocates indeterminate sentences, bans beating prisoners, and favors seclusion to curb rebellion. His Napanoch program and inmate profiles build a case for his reform agenda.
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New York
N. Y
Walter H. Thayer
Auburn
Roosevelt
Thayer
Empire State
Nathan JL. Miller
Napanoch
Thayler
United States
Alice
Maryland
Napano
Clement
International Newareelrt Ritchie
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Miles
Copit-ilint
Jackson ST
Lone Rider
Eine Mullins Brug Store
Capital City
of the National Adjutant of the
Attorney Nation
Coast Guard
Jones Inlet
R. L
Coast Guards
Ireland
Charles Kingsford-Smith
M. E. van Dyke
Saul and
J. W. Stannage
Southern Cross
Port Marnock
Smith
America
Laurel Hardy
the Lone
Talkartoon
Empire State Prison Head
Ling Criminals
Dean Thayer
the Herald
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