Mother Bravely Rescues Child From Blaze
Mrs. Alice Gamble, burnt across arms and body, credits Thomas McGlenn of Pumper Co. 17 with rescuing her 2-year-old daughter Mary Alice from a burning Gamble home. The child is in critical condition at city hospital. Mrs. Gamble also hospitalized. Flames erupted at 7 a.m. in a middle upstairs room as the family prepared to move.
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Alice Gamble
Thomas McGlenn
Pumper Company 17
Mary Alice
Gamble
City Hospital
John Gamble
McCarty Street
No. 17 Pumper Company
Dennis Lyons
McGlenn
Mrs. Gamble
Alice Terrell
Losh
Laub Fights Charge of Realty Swindle
Legal move over embezzlement grand larceny and conspiracy charges against Lyle T. Laub former president of Realty Finance and Building Co Indianapolis as defense seeks to quash indictments before Special Judge Ralph Kane.
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Lyle T. Laub
Realty Finance and Building Company
Indianapolis
Ralph Kane
Laub
Liberty
Paul Rhoadarmer
John Buckleé
Haus
Michael Ryan
Jests in Death Chair as Bandit Is Electrocuted
Chicago April 11 United Press reports Aaron Wood 35 a Negro bandit was electrocuted after killing a police officer during a hold up of a minister. He had been reprieved six times and joked until the last.
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United Press
Chicago
Aaron Wood
Woodward
Pope May Go On Air At Vatican Broadcasting Opening
Pope Pius may deliver a radio message June 29 as the Vatican opens a new broadcasting station tied to St. Peter's festival. Also, Haskell Coffin says his wife Frances Starr seeks a Reno divorce citing non support and illness.
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Vatican
United Press
Vatican City
Pius
Three Power Pact To Be Ratified At Parley Next Week
London April 11 The five power naval conference ends next week with a draft treaty limiting the United States Great Britain and Japan to 1936 while France and Italy join on principles but not full limitation The pact includes a battleship holiday and submarine restrictions while France and Italy may sign later on non limitation terms
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Britain
Will Rogers weighs three state governor runs in April
Beverly Hills April 11 Will Rogers says he cannot decide to run for California Oklahoma or Nevada governor. A California Democrat group urged entry and Rogers asks how many Democrats make a bunch. He jokes about being nominated with Republicans running and mentions Oklahoma and Nevada as possibilities.
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United Press
Beverly Hills
Cal
Will Rogers
California
Oklahoma
Nevada
Will
Rogers
Stock Market Closes In Tokyo Amid Dead Standstill
San Francisco April 11 The Tokio Stock Exchange closed after officials ordered cessation of operations due to a dead standstill in business when markets opened.
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United Press
San Francisco
Tokio Stock Exchange
Financial Center of
Japan
Grocer Dies of Heart Attack in Store
William Williams aged 58 collapsed and died while on duty at a family grocery at 1043 North West street. Coroner C. H. Keever ordered the body sent to the city morgue and said death likely resulted from heart disease.
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William Williams
Buckle Street
H. B. Williams
North West Street
C. H. Keever
Mayo fortune of 13 million for humanity
Drs William and Charles Mayo reveal that funds from their Rochester clinic will fund the Mayo Foundation of Medical Education and Research affiliated with the University of Minnesota. They live on modest salaries and reinvest all excess income to train surgeons for the future.
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NEA Service
New Orleans
William and
Charles Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Mayo Foundation of Medical Education and Research
University of Minnesota
Mayo Foundation
Clemenceau’s Book Attacks U S Over Versailles Debt
Georges Clemenceau targets the United States for not ratifying the Versailles treaty and for demanding war debt payments in the latest serial installment of Misery and Grandeur of Victory in Collier's. The book, to be published Saturday by Harcourt Brace, also criticizes America’s push for international disarmament.
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United Press
New York
United States
Georges Clemenceau
Collier’s
Harcourt, Brace & Co
America
Detroit Bridegroom Kicked by Horse Hospitalized Man Recovering
Detroit on April 11 reports James Mortimer a blacksmith shop worker injured after a horse kicked him. Mortimer remains hospitalized but is expected to recover, marking a rare hospital admission linked to a horse incident in the city.
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United Press
Detroit
James Mortimer
Police on trail of new suspect in bomb killings
Marion Indiana April 11 armed police squads wait for a new murder suspect in three bombings while detectives press five suspects already in custody. The hunt centers on links to the Hammond theater bombing and a Newport gang plot with a $1000 offer.
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Marion
Ind
Jack Edwards
William Dailey
Cincinnati
Michigan City
Harry Ames
Marwood Williams
State
Hammond
Harry Danford
Joe Proda
W. C. Taylor
Chicago
Walter Mazurka
Teddy Trinka
Trinka
Newport
Record Heat Wave Smashes Midwest April 10 Highs
Temperatures across the central states surged past all-time records on Thursday with Chicago reaching 90 plus degrees and multiple cities including St. Louis Milwaukee Kansas City Omaha Peoria Des Moines and Dubuque posting new highs. The heat extended from morning into afternoon with Indianapolis forecast for continued warmth into Saturday.
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Mercury
United States Weather Bureau
Middlewest
Weather
Indianapolis
Central-States
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Omaha
Peoria
Des Moines
Dubuque
Hayes
Phillipsburg
Kan
Roann Completes 1930 Census. Population Drops
Roann Indiana reports a 1930 census of 395 residents, down from 414 in 1920. Census supervisor John O. Campbell notes Roann was the first town in Wabash county to finish enumeration and that figures are preliminary and subject to revision.
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Wabash
Ind
Roann
Wabash County
John O. Campbell
Marion
Three Story Fall Ends With Child Resuming Play
A Chicago report states Edward Panek, aged 3, fell from a third floor apartment window and, after crying briefly, returned to play. In England Lord Dewar, head of the Dewar distillery, died suddenly at his home in East Grinstead, Sussex, on April 11.
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Chicago
Edward Panek
East Grinstead
Sussex
England
Lord Dewar
Dewar
Ghost defense in murder case hinges on hypnotic influence
In Los Angeles on April 11 Paul Sanhuber, who spent eighteen of his 35 years living in the attics of the Oesterreich family homes, will contend his attorney says he was under hypnotic influence when he killed Fred Oesterreich, a wealthy garment maker, eight years ago.
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Danford
Joseph Beckett
Peter Kmieciak
Chicago
Vernon
Duke Humphrey
Elwood
Erma Legos
Andrew Legos
Union
John Ashcraft
Legos
Edwards
United Press
Los Angeles
Paul Sanhuber
Oesterreich
Fred Oesterreich
Bandits Raid Bank Kills Man in Juarez Area Heist
Four bandits raided the Citizens National Bank and Trust Company in Fuqua shooting from adjoining buildings. One man, Henry Matthews, was killed by a stray bullet while nearby, and two others were wounded as about $5,500 was taken.
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U United Press
Fuqua
Citizens National Bank and ‘Trust Company
Henry Matthews
Duchess of Leinster Faces Remand in Brixton Radio Dispute
The Duchess of Leinster, former chorus girl and wife of Ireland’s premier duke, remains remanded for further witnesses after a Brixton lodging house incident. A chef named Williams testified they quarreled over a radio and he smashed it. the duchess was found nearly unconscious from gas fumes. Police and doctors described her condition, with testimonies about her attempts at self harm and recovery.
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United Press Ondon
Duchess of Leinster
Ireland
Brixton
Williams
Strument
Tanley Williams
Train Hits Bus in New Mexico Killing Ten
A Santa Fe fast mail train collided with a Pickwick Greyhound bus near Albuquerque on April 11. Ten people were known dead and seven were feared dead, with all 27 bus passengers killed or injured. A survivor said the driver slowed to let the train pass before the bus suddenly moved into the engine’s path.
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United Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe Mail
Here
Los Angeles
Hoover Declines Plea to Withdraw Parker Nomination
President Hoover rejects pressure from high Republican officials to withdraw John J. Parker’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Vice President Curtis and several Republican senators indicate possible opposition, led by Senator Borah with a pattern set by past fights.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Curtis
White House
Parker
Senaaor Goff
Rep
McCulloch
Mean
N. J
Goff
Senate
Senator Borah
Idaho
Charles Evans Hughes
Airport bids sought for runway and taxiway improvements
The board of works approved plans for runways taxi strips and other improvements at the city airport on the recommendation of city airport superintendent Paul H Moore. Airport engineer M G Johnson estimated remaining concrete work at 177000 and asphaltic concrete at 192000, with bids now requested by the board.
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Board of Works
Paul H. Moore
M. G. Johnson
Don plans no world speed record attempt this year
Kaye Don announced in Daytona Beach that he will not attempt a world automobile speed record in his large racing car today. The mood here suggests Thursday’s 182 mph performance may be his final effort for the year.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Fila
Kaye Don
Tory
Don
Counterfeit Half Dollars Circulate in Indianapolis
Report says a man and boy sold cottage cheese from an old truck and passed counterfeit 50 cent pieces to residents on North Grant Street and nearby areas. Mrs. Cabron Lewis reported the incident to police as others in the neighborhood were defrauded similarly.
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Indianapolis
Cabron Lewis
North Grant Street
Five Defendants Given Heavy Prison Terms in Robbery Case
Five defendants faced heavy sentences after trials before Criminal Judge James A. Collins. Paul Pierce 20 and Donald Joseph 22 received ten year determinate terms for a March 10 robbery of Walter Friehofer head of Friehofer Baking Company with $500. Mont Henry alias Bob Scott 32 earned a ten year term for burglary and grand larceny tied to a March 3 hotel room theft of clothing valued at $153. Benjamin Brookshire 30 and Carl Williamson 24 drew one to ten year terms for stealing $45 in merchandise from James Vivien’s store on December 30.
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James A. Collins
Paul Pierce
Donald Joseph
Walter Friehofer
Friehofer Baking Company
Indiana State Prison
State Reformatory
Mont Henry
Bob Scott
James Walters
Benjamin Brookshire
Carl Williamson
James Vivien
East Sixty-third Street
Millikan Sees Upbuilding Energy In Universe
Dr. Robert A Millikan of Caltech told scientists that recent discoveries show a continual upbuilding process in the universe and energy replacement. He cited ten discoveries of the last century supporting a constructive parallel to destruction.
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United Press
New York
Robert A. Millikan
Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Parks Tour With Leslie Heads Toward Indiana Parks
Governor Harry G. Leslie and Richard A. Lieber depart Indianapolis on April 16 for a four day tour of Indiana state parks and forests. Lieber said the trip showcases improvements made during the winter in preparation for upcoming crowds.
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Harry G. Leslie
Richard A. Lieber
Indianapolis
Indiana
Lieber
Leslie
The Greatest Radio Feature of All Time Starts Today
The Times launches Amos and Andy with the first installment on page 23. Read this fascinating series as it begins.
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Amos ’N
Andy
TIMES
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