Europe Changes Treatment of Visitors for Tourists
The piece notes a shift in how Europeans treat visitors, with ready money spent by tourists affecting attitudes. It cites France, Germany, and Britain, showing price uniformity and friendlier service as responses to tourism flows. The text discusses policy and commerce changes driven by tourist demand and a dropping of aggressive pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amescan
Europe
Altier
Tishan
Winchester
Hanner
Aerva
DePauw Seeks Lightweights to Build Football Backfield
DePauw University seeks football players light enough to carry a pigskin and join the backfield. Only one of seven returnees is a backfield man, Orville Melbourne from Clinton. Coach Neal issues 40 uniforms and four practices, with freshmen from last year dwindling.
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DePauw University
Tiger
Orville Melbourne
Clinton
Neal
Donald Wheaton
Wheaton
Victor Spina
Berwyn
Spina
DePauw
Robert Stegall
Richmond
John Leahy
East Saugus
Mus
Reese Hammond Gor Greencastle
Dale Stackhouse
Etna Green Ie
Wilkin Ewing
Danville
Ray Rugedale
Washington
Robert Moore
Evaneville Wi
Freshoan
Conch Neal
Leleven
Republican nominations heat up in several states
Contests for governor and senate renomination fill the Republican races from Vermont to Arizona. Weeks leads in Vermont while Winant and Wilson show strong takes in New Hampshire and New Jersey. Miller edges Horr in Washington as Hunt trails Lyman in Arizona Democratic governor race. Keyes runs unopposed. Harris remains anti prohibitionist.
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Ernor Osborn
Weeks
Senate
Vermont
Stanley C. Wilson
Gov
Ernor
John C. Winant
International News Service
New Hampshire
U. S
Keyes
Washington State
John F. Miller
Ralph A. Horr
Harr
George Hunt
Frank Lyman
Arizona
Woman Hurt As Cab Street Car Collide
Mrs. Harry Vendershiuldt of Bloomington was injured when a taxicab she rode in collided with a street car at Delaware and Washington streets. Motorman C D Cochran said brakes failed to hold. She sustained shoulder injuries and was taken to City hospital. Police squad investigated. no arrests.
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Harry Venderschiuldt
Bloomington
Delaware and
Washington Streets
C.D
Cochran
South State
Ivenue
Leonard Forsythe
Indianapolis Star
Local Fraternity Session and Regional Moves Noted
Local Phi Kappa society will meet in special session Thursday evening in fraternity rooms. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hirt plan to leave Thursday for Pine Bluff Arkansas sis. John Hillis north of Greencastle recently operated at St Anthony's Terre Haute returned home Tuesday. A state hatcheries truck passed Greencastle this morning carrying bass and game fish to Lena Lake. Dr and Mrs W G Matthews of Kentland visited to bring their son to DePauw. Mrs Matthews is daughter of Mrs Susie Bittles of this city. Mr and Mrs Edward King of New Richmond spent Tuesday night with C W Tribby and family. Harley King stayed to attend DePauw University. Mr and Mrs Adelbert Modlin and daughter Pleta of Roachdale and Mr and Mrs Curtis Higgins of Fillmore spent last weekend on Lake Michigan castle.
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Andrew Hirt
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
John Hillis
Greencastle
St. Anthony's Hospital
Terre Haute
W. (. Matthews
Kentland
DePauw
Matthews
Susie Bittles
Edward King
New Richmond
C. W. Tribby
Harley King
DePauw University
Adelbert Modlin
Pleta
Roachdale
Mors Curtis Higgins
Fillmore
Lake Michigan
Municipal airport bid spurs chamber aviation committee
Government support and engineering aid pave the way for a municipal airport. Seventeen sites were inspected and four surveyed, with a Chamber of Commerce committee to select and acquire a site. Members including Harry Allan and others were named to guide the project amid tax concerns and public petitions.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Allan
C.H. Barnaby
Don L. McLean
F. L. O'Hair
A. G. Brown
R. P. Mullins
R. J. Elledge
March of Progress
Crl
Livestock market report Indianapolis Sept price spread
Livestock sale in Indianapolis shows hogs 5 000 head with 25 cent lower on most classes. Cattle 1 700 head and calves 600 with steady prime weights. sheep 1 500 head active and strong. Prices span hogs 160 to 350 pounds, cattle by weight, fat cows and cutters listed. Market notes include loading and packing sow ranges and feeder offerings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Steve
Ewe
For Rent and Sale Listings in Herald Classifieds
Want ads show multiple rental offers including strictly modern rooms with fireplace and hardwood floors near square and university. Also two room and bath apartments with dinette and stove, and furnished or unfurnished options. Groceries and farm produce available, truck farm rental sought, and help wanted for two salesmen. Contact C. J. Arnold Herald office or Box B at Herald.
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sQuare
University
C. J. Arnold
Herald Office
Dinner honoring guests at Country club hosted by Cannon family
Social notes detail a dinner at the Country club honoring Prof and Mrs Gustave Arit with greetings to guests from Chicago. The piece also records the Modern Priscilla club memorial for Mrs Blanche O Hair, a bouquet gift, and the assembly of fourteen members amid refreshments.
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Prof
Mrs. Arit
John Cannon
East Seminary Street
Country Club
Gustave Arit
Chicago
Priscilla Club
Susan Bittles
Blanche O Hair
W. R. Hutcheson
O’hair
O'Hair
Fred Goodwinne
James
Milton Brown
Keystone
Keystone Bible
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anderson Street
Maud Parker
Faye Weaver
E. E. Bush
Jonathan Edwards
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Vera Grace Brown
Margaret Ann Inman
Joel Maddox
A. E. Monger
Raymond Nes
Missionary Society
Robert Sweeney
Order Restored in Santo Domingo After Hurricane
Reports say order returns as relief teams repair the capital’s damage. About twenty sailors and engineers work with local forces to rebuild a bridge over the Obama River. Additional help from a U S ship and a British warship is expected to reinforce relief efforts under President Trujillo.
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Santo Domingo
INS
Obama River
Reso Chins
Prue International Yepers Y
Stricke Dominicans
24-Year-Old Mother Slain by Dry Agents
Thelma Wooten a 24-year-old mother of a 2-year-old was fatally shot by two sheriff's deputies who fired at a mobile believed to contain liquor but the vehicle was later found empty of cargo. The incident is reported by International Newsnet.
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Thelma Wooten
T Mobile
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