Free Chiropractic Clinic to Visit Indiana May 9 10
A national chiropractic group plans a free educational clinic in Indiana May 9 and 10 with Dr. R L Larson of Davenport and Dr B H Norris of Des Moines leading the effort. Local organizer B A Mikesell will handle appointments. limited space and private examinations are provided at no charge, with a small X ray fee if service is desired, at the Indiana Theatre building.
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Indiana
National
Elinic
R. L. Larson
Davenport
B. H. Norris
Des Moines
B. A. Mikesell
T. C
Indiana Theatre
Japanese Opium Allegations Tie Manchukuo to Pacification
Chinese government papers accuse Japan of drugging over 9 million Manchukuoans to suppress rebellion and fund a future clash with Russia. Opium shops allegedly proliferate across Manchukuo under a monopoly bureau, with alarming marks on youth and young adults. Meanwhile a State Department note warns Latin American markets are being flooded by Japanese textiles and goods, undercutting American traders and complicating Roosevelt’s trade goals.
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John Gortte
CL. N.S
Palping
Manchuria
Russia
Manchukuo
Kingsbury Smith GN
Star Correspondent
I. N
Washington
Japan
Latin America
State Department
Roosevelt
South America
United States
Cuba
Haiti
Panama
Dominican Republic
Colombia
Venezuela
Astor Bitter At Romance End
New York May 4 Astor third sought world travel to forget a ruined engagement with Eileen Gillespie. He blames her parents for the split saying they interfered and even wanted to attend the honeymoon. He says a $100,000 12 carat diamond ring given on engagement was not returned. Gillespie's mother replied the incident is closed.
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New York
Toh Dneab Astor
Eileen Giespie
Astor
Miss Gillespie
Young Astor
Baid
Relief cash to speed acts in this district
The district outlines relief cash and works relief plans through May totaling 12.8 million dollars, with 4.6 million for works payroll across 43 counties and funds remaining to finish uncompleted projects. May food relief totals 6.85 million, plus administrative costs, with multiple allocations for April fuel, markets, student relief, transients, and other programs.
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Biddle
Federal College Students
Bureau of Transients
Medical
Miss Maude Evans
Indiana County
Wilson Hall
Lawrence County
Ralph D. Hetzel
Area No. 7
Clearfield
Centre Counties
George M. Fryberger
Hetzel
Allegheny
Blair
Gambria
Centre
Erie
Fayette
Indiana
Lawrence
McKean
Mercer
Venango
Washington
Mifflin
Perry
Vyenango
Westmoreland
Cambria
Elk
Eric
Japan asserts dominance in Far East and defies Western pressure
Foreign Minister Ikeki Hirota told a governors conference that Japan will not remain silent if third parties disturb Far East conditions. He defended Manchukuo rights, warned against policies weakening Manchukuoan interests, and urged a stronger national policy to reflect Japan's rising power.
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James R. Young
N.S
Tokyo
INS
Japan
Far East
Ikeki Hirota
China
Hirota
Manchuria
United States
Manchukuo
Treasury Head in Bank Crisis Passes Away
Former Secretary of the Treasury William H. Woodin died after a throat hemorrhage in New York following a health decline that began with an Arizona recuperation. He led the American Car and Foundry Company from 1922, chaired several major firms, and authored the Franklin D Roosevelt March. President Roosevelt and Morgenthau mourned his loss as a tireless financier who helped steer the nation through the banking crisis. Funeral services were planned in New York.
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Arizona
New York
American Car and Foundry Company
Roosevelt
American Locomotive Company
American Car and Foundry Motors Company
J. B. Brill Company
Washington
Roosevealt
White House
Woodin
Wooditle
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Dro Wi
Tomourrow
Derby Drama Ahead of Kentucky Derby Run
Reynolds Reconnoiters from Louisville May 4 reports suspense ahead of the 60th Kentucky Derby. Speculation centers on Bazarr the filly as horse to beat while past favorites Burgoo King and Brokers Tip still figure in chatter about form and fate.
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Col. E. A. Bradley
Blue
Louisville
Col. E. R. Bradley
Matt Wynn
Churchill Downs
Colonel Bradley
Mala Hari
Cavalcade
Discovery
Bazaar
Colonel Wynn
Fisher
Kentucky
Bradley
Adela
Adela Rogers St Johns
Chance
Milton
Col I. R. Bradley
Burgoo King
Broker
Jeeman
Mr. Bradley
Reynolds
Quentin Theynolds
INS Sport
Sir Thomas
Bribery accusations swirl as Pinchot faces graft claims
Political scene heats up as Reed blasts Gov Pinchot over state employee assessments used for campaigns. He labels such practices bribery while Pinchot plans to respond at a workers meeting. GOP race features Schnader leading amid intra party clashes and Margiotti gaining ground. Democrats clash over machine influence as Morris targets Guffey, pledging unity to defeat the Republicans.
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Pinchot
Reed
T. Duncan Just
Montgomery County
William A. Schnader
Punxsutawney
Evan §. Coslett
Pittsburgh
York
U. S
James J. Davis
Margiotti
Sharon
Roland S. Morris
Charles D. Copeland
Jos
Guffey
Senatorial Choice
Morris
Democratic Federation of Women Voters
Reading
G. GO. P
Emma Guffey Miller
Davis Youth Sentenced Amid Bail Set At 30000
Mrs Brantlinger voiced disbelief at the verdict claiming the youth was coerced into confessing and that he was home in bed when the shooting occurred yet he led officers to the scene and described the kill shot. She said she hoped Ulinois authorities deliver stern justice despite her wish to avoid the electric chair. An automobile is defined as a wagon in Montana, exempt from debt attachment.
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Brantlinger
Young Davis
Yerbert
Davis
Ulnois
Montana
Fostoria Bank Robbery Leaves Police Chief Wounded
Police Chief Culp wounded as gunmen hold up the First National Bank in Fostoria. The bandits escaped with 17 299 dollars after forcing victims to form a line to an awaiting car. Four others injured. Dillinger rumor lingered amid police doubts. Federal agents possibly reviewing Dillinger link. Chief Culp showing improvement, doctors say he has a fighting chance.
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Fostoria
Culp
Ohio
First National Bank
Wood County
Toledo
Ralph Barbour
John Dillinger
America
Barbour
Dillinger
Crown Point
Obituary notices mix of deaths in Marion Center area
Obituaries note multiple deaths and services. Edith Lambing of Rayne Township and others in Marion Center area are described with family survivors, church affiliations, and burial plans. Details include birthplaces, marriages, and interment at local cemeteries, with services led by local ministers.
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George Lambing
Edith Lambing
George WW. Lambing
Rayne Town
Lambing
H. L. Furman
la Grange
C. A. DeHaven
Cheekside
E. Furman
L. Furman
Marian Lambing
J. A. Lambing
FP. G. Montgomery
Plumville
Marion Center
E. A. Edwards
Montgomery
Church of the Brethren
Many Out For Sanders Job Screams for Republican Chair
Washington May 4 An under cover scramble for the chairmanship of the Republican national committee followed Everett Sanders resignation. Hoover would be campaign chief in 1932. Possible candidates include Walter E Edge Henry P Fletcher James E Watson George H Moses L J Dickinson Ralph Williams Charles Curtis. Hoover wing favors Edge Fletcher or Dickinson.
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Washington
Republican Na Honal Committee
Everett Sanders
Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Italy
James E. Watson
Indiana
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Ralph Williams
Oregon
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Hoover
Edge
Fletcher
Dickinson
Alhe
County Track Meet Planned For Saturday
County track meet planned for Saturday features events from 2:46 220 yard run to 4:15 mile relay. Includes Class A records led by Reese Indiana and Holmes Clymer with times and distances from 1920s to 1930s. Officials listed with names and roles for the meet.
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Indiana
Elder's Ridge
Commodore
Reese
Holmes
Clymer
Fulmer
Templeton
Jacoby
Bornak
Biggie
Homer City
Patsin
Jomer City
Fulton
Harper
Walker
Daylein
Cicero
Zamberlin
Elders Ridge
Cessna
Plumville
Coon
Ganoe
Pine ‘Township
Anderson
Elders
Ridge
Curtioff
Melvin
Rossiter
Stewart
Saltsburg
Rea
Grantz
Dean
Simpson
LAW AIR FORCE TO BE ESTABLISHED WORLDWIDE
Secretary Morgenthau announced creation of a large enforcement air force with more than sixty planes to shield 20 000 miles of coast from smugglers and liquor tax evaders. The Treasury will absorb the Justice Department prohibition unit, about 2 000 personnel, to lead the alcohol tax unit alongside U S Navy officers and Internal Revenue Service leaders to attack illicit rum operations.
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Robert S. Thornburg
U. N.S
Washington
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Coast Guard
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Department of Justice
William R. Sayles
Third Naval District
New York
Internal Revenue Bureau
Arthur J. Mellett
Kansas City
Revival at Anthony Run schoolhouse evangelistic meetings
Revival meetings begin next Lord's Day at 7 50 p m in the Anthony Run schoolhouse and continue each night except Saturday at 8 o'clock. Evangelistic in aim, they declare man's ruin by sin and God's remedy by righteousness, offering assurance of eternal life to repentant believers. Local preacher A P Klabunda of Indiana will preach, with invitations to all.
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Adela Rogers
ST. Johns CL. N.S
Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Earle Sande
Zev
Wenty Grand
Jim Brady
James Brothers
Spokane
Riskulus
Churchill Downs
Aristides
Httle Red
Red Commerford
Barney Schreiber
Saint Anita Track
California
Red
Anthony Run
David
Christ
A. P. Klabunda
Indiana
Harvey S Lute for General Assembly in Harrisburg endorsement
A local pamphlet advocates Harvey S Lute for General Assembly describing him as a self made, hardworking foreman who aided homeless youths and miners, reorganized the State Potato Growers, supported state college gains, and pushed bee and fruit tree inspections. It urges voters to back Lute over alleged rivals, noting his long farm background and community uplift efforts.
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Harvey S.lute
Harrisburg
State College
State
Mr. Lute
Public Works
Lute
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First United Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Cecil George
Mary Boucher
Sloan
Kepple
Shelocta
Jerry Kimmel
Dick Irwin
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H. L. Berkey
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Lila M. Berkey
Harry Logan Berkey
Beatrice Boneta Berkey
R. D
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W. M. Brillhart
Akron
Milton Q. Brillhart
Rochester Mills
Loney O’harrah
Grant Township
Sanders
Melvin Burket
J. W, Everett
E, Hill
C. L. Millen
R. Ling
M. Angus
J. Shird
B. Whiting
E. Walker
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P. Shumaker
G. Getty
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Dr. Madden
R. Leech
H. Morton
D. Whiting
C. Myers
R. Gesey
J. Sheehe
F. Tomb
A. Romeo
M. Gendich
J. Davis
J. Becosky
R. Owens
Dr. Camp
E. Bracken
R. Stewart
J. Malone
H. Reed
E. E. Prugh
H. Vi Grumbling
J- Shuster
Cora Johnston
Benjamin Johnston
Brushvalley
Indiana Hospital
Charles Underwood
Underwood
Mr. Richards
Evangelical Church
Armagh Cemetery
Creekside
Cochran's Mills the Gospel Mission
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Edward Goss
Homer City, Pa
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