Hoover appoints Illinois man judge for Court of Claims
President Hoover nominates Representative Thomas S. Williams of Harrisburg Illinois for judge of the United States Court of Claims in the District of Columbia. Williams, a House agricultural committee member who helped shape Hoover’s farm bill, is viewed as a Hoover personal choice amid 200 candidates. Benjamin H. Littleton of Florida was named to a second seat on the court.
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Hoover
Thomas S. Williams
Harrisburg
Ill
United States Court of Claims
District of Columbia
Ewing Emison
Vincennes
Benjamin H. Littleton
Florida
United States Boarch of
Tax Appeals
Illinois
Williams
Kansas City
Lowden
House Agricultural Committee
Cars Stolen Nationally Hit 116000 Mark
Insurance records show about 116000 automobiles valued at 81200000 stolen in the United States last year. October and November are the peak months for car thefts according to the data.
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Washington
United States
Insurance Company
Tiger Cubs and Man Dragged DePauw Play at Lafayette
Local football fans plan a Lafayette doubleheader with Tiger Cubs vs Jefferson at 10 AM and DePauw facing Purdue in the afternoon. DePauw, coached by Hughes, has introduced new plays while DePauw freshmen study Purdue methods to prepare for the Boilermaker clash.
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Ex-soda clerk kills husband after traffic dispute
Chicago report details how Albert Vogel dragged Lyle Perrenoud from a car and shot him in front of his wife after a road quarrel. Mrs Fay Allison, 29, recounts the incident during a weekend trip, then claims she and others staged two holdups.
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INS
Lyle Perrenoud
Fay Allison
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Party of Four That Stopped the ‘Perrenoud
Albert Vogel
Perrenoud
Vogel
Allison
Fire damages Jungelaus mill in Indianapolis
A blaze at the William P Jungelaus Company milling plant at 825 Massachusetts Street caused nearly 100000 dollars in damage. Officials say water and smoke did most of the damage while the origin is undetermined. the firm makes fine woodwork for churches and other buildings.
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Indianapolis
William P. Jungelaus Company
Massachusetts Street
Perjury Arrest Faces Pantages Case Witness
Los Angeles October 16. District Attorney Baron Fitts said he may arrest another witness on perjury charges after accusing Garland Biffle of false testimony in the girl attack trial of Alexander Pantages. Biffle, an Arkansas attorney, was jailed for perjury minutes after leaving the courtroom.
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Alexander Pantages
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Gilbert
Fricke
Fitts
Pantages
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California
Bishop Dunne Near Death Amid Pneumonia Crisis
Peoria IL October 16 bishop Edmund M Dunne of Peoria, weakened by pneumonia and apoplexy, was reported near death by his doctors. Dr George Parker said the condition is alarming with chances of recovery at one in a thousand. Dunne has served as administrator of Catholic church affairs in the region for twenty years.
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Peoria
Edmund M. Dunne
George Parker
Dunne
Druggist Illingworth Killed in City Traffic Crash
Arthur G. Illingworth 42 secretary and treasurer of Haag Drug Company died after being struck by a car at 38th Street and College Avenue last night. Police say driver Robert Anderson 21 of Decatur Illinois a pharmacy student faces manslaughter charges. Illingworth a Munice Indiana native.
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INS
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Haag Drug Company, Inc
38Th Street
College Avenue
Robert Anderson
Decatur
Ill
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Illingworth
Muncie
Ind
Henry Kolling's Recital Delights Meharry Hall Audience
A large enthusiastic crowd greeted Henry Kolling, pianist, for his first full recital in Meharry Hall Greencastle last night. The program featured Bach, Beethoven opus 101, Chopin Ballade in A flat, Brahms Intermezzo in C major, with strong technique, beautiful legato, and vivid musical color praised by all.
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Henry Kolling
Greencastle
Meharry Hall
Killing
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Kolling
Community notices from Madison Center spotlight local visits and events
The Madison Center column records visits by Letha Irwin and Ross Wells to family homes, a radio set party at the Head home, teaching moves in Van Buren High School, and various social calls. It notes a chicken culling demonstration, silo filling, church growth at Long Branch, and a large family reunion at Fred Johns.
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Russellville
Robert Irwin
Frank Johnson
Ben Elston
Covington
Will Ellmore
Ross Wells
Terre Haute
Eliza Wells
Ruba Wells
Harley Head
Leon Johnson
A. J. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Vanburen
Harmony
Mr. Earnhart
Brazil
Lester Leonard
Long Branch
Louisiana
Leon Lawson
Edmon Marshall
Frank
Jess Ellis
Indianapolis
Samuel Chadwick
J. L. Davis
Abrams
Billie Gowen
Arthur Johns
Fred Johns
Notice of Administration for Mary E. O'Rear Estate
The undersigned is appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as administrator of Mary E. O'Rear deceased. The estate is presumed to be joint. Ralph Hostetter serves as administrator with Clifford Dickerson attorney. St Oct 16-23-30.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Mary E. O’rear
Ralph Hostetter
Clifford Dickerson
Cancer Found Too Late for Eradication in Talk
Dr William Mayo of Rochester Minn told the American College of Surgeons in Chicago that cancer is discovered too late to eradicate. He urged using talking movies of cancer operations to spread the knowledge as physicians worldwide work on treatment and organize vast information.
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William Mayo
Rochester
Minn
American College of Surgeons
Mayo
Monon to Buy Ten New Locomotives
The Monon Railroad plans purchase of 10 locomotives financed by Trust Series E certificates issued by Harris Trust Company Chicago. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorizes the Indianapolis and Louisville to assume obligation and liability not exceeding 5200,000 in equipment. Certificates will be sold at not less than 96.917 percent of par with accrued dividends.
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Interstate Commerce Mission
Indianapolis
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