Governors Ten Commandments Proposal At Juvenile Conference
Gov Marshall calls for passage of ten commandments and the golden rule by the next state legislature to address child welfare. He laments early schooling and rising secular influence, urges return to Puritan principles, and asks churches to reclaim influence. Other speakers address cigarette smoking among boys and juvenile court coordination. The conference closes with elections and plans for next year in Louisville.
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Asa
William A. McKeever
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Marion County
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Louisville
John Little
Colorado Springs
Ben Lindsay
Denver
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Federal Building
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J. H. Witter
Cook County Juvenile Court
Chicago
Colo
Bernard Flexner
Juvenile Court Advisory Association
Mary Price
Mission to Open at St Josephs Church by Noted Priests
A mission will open after the 10 30 am mass Sunday at St Josephs church. Revs William Stephens Cress and Charles Alfred Martin of the Ohio apostolate of the diocese of Cleveland will conduct. Both priests are noted authors and speakers. The first week will be for women of the parish.
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St. Joseph’s Church
William Stephens Cress
Charles Alfred Martin
Ohio
Diocese of
Cleveland
Wallet to President Aley Story of Self-Made Rise
Dr. R. J. Aley retires as Indiana’s state superintendent to become president of Maine University in Orono. The self-made educator recalls plowing field days for 50 cents and buying a wallet, then rising through Valparaiso University, Indiana University, Vincennes, and Penn to earn a PhD and lead state schooling.
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R. J. Aley
Orono
Maine University
Valparaiso
Ind
Dr. Aley
Spencer, Ind
Indiana University
Vincennes University
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Parish invites men and families to attendance letters sent
Letters have been sent to various families of the parish urging their attendance for the men. The notice emphasizes participation and community involvement during the upcoming event or service.
Mothers Alarmed at Infantile Paralysis
Eight letters from mothers about infantile paralysis arrived to Dr. J. N. Hurty secretary of the state board of health Saturday morning. He cautioned against alarm over polio and urged good hygienic conditions to raise children's disease resistance as the best prophylaxis.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board
Securities Company Elects Its Officers
The Continental securities company recently organized here as a business doctor corporation elected Will Hf Latta as president Oberreich as first vice president H A Strickland as second vice president Charles W Habig as third vice president and Carl Hunt as secretary treasurer Directors are Dr Homer McKinstry Walter L Drnes and William M Fogarty Habig will head the real estate department Strickland the promotion department and Hunt the publicity and advertising department.
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Continental Securities Company
Hf. Latta
Oberreich
H. A. Strickland
Charles W
Habig
Carl Hunt
Homer McKinstray
Walter L. Drnes
William M. Fogarty
Sixth Library to Open Monday with New Branch
The new branch library near Bural on East Washington street opens Monday evening as branch Libracy No. 6. Grace Walker serves as librarian with Janet Matthews as assistant. It opens with 2,500 volumes and will add books as needed within finances. a formal program marks the opening Monday evening.
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Bural
Washington Street
Grace Walker
Janet Matthews
Charity Card Party Planned By Local Hostesses
Misses Mabel Smith and Gertrude Metz will host a charity card party Monday afternoon at St Joseph's hall 615 East North Street to benefit the Christ Child society. Tuesday afternoon the society holds its regular meeting at Mrs C P Trask's home 2255 Talbott Avenue. Plans for opening a settlement will be discussed.
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St. Joseph's Hall
East North Street
Christ Child Society
C. P. Trask
Talbott Avenue
Continental Xaviors Bank Placed Under Receiver
The Continental Xaviours Bank in Memphis was placed under a receiver on Saturday by its directors amid turmoil after Cashier Schas shot himself on Friday in a demented state.
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Memphis
Tenn
Continental Xaviuxrs Bank
Schas
Purse Snatcher Robs Two Helpless Women
Two women were robbed by a Black male suspect between 8 and 9 p m near Twenty first street and College avenue. Mrs Gordon LaRue lost 10 cents after being tripped. Mrs Eliza Bulger had $4 stolen as she stepped onto the sidewalk. Bicycle officers searched without success. police link the crime to a series of prior robberies in the same neighborhood.
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Bellfontaine Street
Todd and
Okey
Night Watchman Caught By Trick In Garage Theft
Albert Rickert of 3636 Northwestern Avenue faced police court on Saturday over a $1.45 theft charge. Rickert, a night watchman at Fisher garage, was implicated after a nurse left $30 in a car was stolen earlier. A trap left money in the machine. it disappeared the next morning, with Rickert the only man present. Judgment was withheld.
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Albert Rickert
Northwestern Avenue
Fisher Garage
James Allison
Rickert
Socialists Gain Votes Across Indiana in Early Returns
Socialist gains emerge in Indiana as official returns compiled by the state board of canvassers show Terre Haute at 1,023 votes, Madison county doubled to 1,183, and Marion county near 3,000 votes. Strong presence across multiple counties signals growing support for the party.
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Indiana
State Board of Canvassers
Terre Haute
Madison County
Marion County
Lew Ellingham to Keep Grubbs as Deputy Secretary
Lew Ellingham, the successful Democratic candidate for secretary of state, arranged Friday to retain Frank I. Grubbs as his deputy until after the legislature adjourns. Grubbs, a Republican, has served as deputy secretary of state for eight years.
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Lew Ellingham
Frank I. Grubbs
Mr. Grubbs
Judge Pritchard Rules Speedometer Evidence
In criminal court Judge Pritchard Saturday ruled a speedometer is admissible as evidence in the case charging James McDugal with exceeding the speed limit.
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Pritchard
Criminal Court
James McDugal
Child burned to death in Madison fire accident
Five year old daughter of William Potter near Madison Indiana likely died after her dress caught fire Saturday morning. The tragedy occurred while she stood nearby, and authorities described the incident as a fatal burn accident.
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Madison
Ind
William Potter
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