Burial Rites for Allison to Be Held Today
Tributes and condolences pour in as the funeral for James A. Allison, noted capitalist and industrial leader, is set for 4 p.m. at the Allison estate in Riverdale Springs. Reverend Edwin W. Dunlavy will officiate with interment in Crown Hill cemetery. Pallbearers include bank directors Fletcher American, L. M. Wainwright, and others. Close friends Carl G. Fisher and dozens of national figures sent messages of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Allison
Allison
Riverdale Springs
W. Riverside Dr
Edwin W. Dunlavy
Roberts Park
M. E
Crown Hill Cemetery
Fletcher American National Bank
L. M. Wainwright
William J. Mooney
George C. Forgey Jr
Elmer W. Stout
Charles B. Sommers
Edwin D. Logston
Indiana Officers at Anti Aircraft Camp in Camp Knox Kentucky
Indiana officers attend the anti aircraft training camp for reserve officers at Camp Knox Kentucky The camp opened last Tuesday with 150 reserve officers from the 5th 6th and 7th Corps Areas present The highest ranking reserve officer is Col Bowman Elder of Indianapolis Also attending are Lieut Col Robert Frost Daggett Maj Harry H Martin Capt Lawrence V Sheridan and several lieutenants from Indianapolis Evansville Fowler Lebanon and Fort Wayne.
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Indiana
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Col
Bowman Elder
Indianapolis
Robert Frost Daggett
Harry H. Martin
Lawrence V. Sheridan
Harry E. Belt
Glenn Crawford
Paul ©. Mitchell
Charles A. Rodgers
Indiana Cities
Charles E. Howard
Evansville
Tom McConnell
Fowler
Joseph Bell
Lebanon
Harold B. Carter
Ft. Wayne
Senator Vare In Critical Condition After Illness
Senator elect William S. Vare of Pennsylvania remained in critical condition reports from his home bulletin. He suffered paralysis on his right side Wednesday, showed improvement and relapse, with doctors noting the condition remained serious and he was resting fairly comfortably.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Vare
Automobiles Reported Stolen From Various Owners
Police reported several vehicles stolen including a Ford touring belonging to Charles Harrison at 1805 E Minnesota St from Washington St and Senate Ave as well as a Willis Knight at 2047 N Alabama St from a rear garage. Lois B Rowe of Sheridan Illinois had a Ford touring stolen from 1400 block Shelby St. George A Owen of Sheridan Indiana lost an Essex coach from Noblesville Indiana Kyra Ward had a Ford Coupe stolen from Washington and Meridian Sts. Alfred Bugg’s Ford coupe was taken from Broad Ripple park.
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Charles Harrison
Minnesota St
Washington St
Senate Ave
Charles W. Freeman
Alabama St
Willis Knight
Lois B. Rowe
Sheridan
Ill
Ford
Illinois
Shelby St
George A. Owen
Ind
Essex Coach
Noblesville
Kyra Ward
N. Gray St
Washington
Meridian Sts
Alfred Bugg
Northwestern Ave
Broad Ripple Park
Automobile recoveries link to local residents in Indiana and Illinois
Police recover three cars found in different locations. A Ford roadster belongs to Vernon Marker of Pittsboro Indiana. A Ford coupe is traced to William L Snyder of College Avenue. A third Ford coupe is linked to Chester Woodson of Catherwood Street with a find at East Washington Street.
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Vernon Marker
Pittsboro
Ind
William L. Snyder
College Ave
Illinois
Chester Woodson
Catherwood St
Washington St
Primary Elections Spotlight In Missouri Kansas Oklahoma
Three states hold primaries Tuesday with Missouri’s Democratic senatorial race centering on wet versus dry, pitting James A. Collett against Charles M. Hay as Governor Henry S. Johnson campaigns for legislative harmony in Oklahoma. Kansasfeatures a six cornered Republican governor race and multiple congress contests.
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United Press
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
James A. Collett
Salisbury
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
James A. Reed
Collett
Henry S. Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Ben
S. Paulen
Temporary rerouting of busses petitioned
Petition filed with the Public Service Commission seeks permission for a two month temporary reroute of People's Motor Coach busses on Forty-Sixth Street east of Winthrop Avenue and to operate a feeder line during sewer improvement work.
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Forty-Sixth St
Winthrop Ave
Public Service Commission
Fifty-Second St
Keystone Ave
Central Ave
Sangster Ave
Fireman Frank Yates Dies From 1927 Collision Injuries
Funeral services were held for Frank M. Yates 52 a city fireman from 241 Union St stationed at Station 17 Madison Ave and Morris St who was injured July 4 1927 when a fire truck collided with a streetcar He never fully recovered and is survived by his widow two children an adopted son and three brothers.
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Frank M. Yates
Union St
Traub Memorial Presbyterian Church
Yates
Madison Ave
Morris St
Red Men and Haymakers Lodges
William
Allen Yates
David Yates
Charles
Indianapolis
Emmett
San Francisco
George
Solitary Coopertown vote funds school bond approval
In Coopertown Pennsylvania the lone fourth precinct vote cost 45 dollars as the school bond issue passed by a large majority. The expense covered polling and official salaries and printed forms. In Indiana Loganport farmer Solomon Kulb, 70, shot himself, wife discovering him in bed amid ill health suspicions.
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Haverford
Coopertown
Indiana
Farmer
United Press
Logansport
Ind
Solomon Kulb
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Carl G. Fisher
Prest-O-Lite Company
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mr. Allison
United States
Fisher
Friends
James M. Cox
Dayton
Ohio
John Oliver Lagorce
National Geographic Society
John B. Orr
Miami Beach
Fla
Rotary International
Eddie V. Rickenbacker
Detroit
Mich
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation
E. C. Romsh
First National Bank of Miami
Lew Crandall
George A. Fuller Construction Company of
New York
Bernard Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers Department Stores
Philadelphia
C. F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
W. W. Atterbury
George le Boutilliere
Pennsylvania Railroad
E. G. Biechler
Frigidaire Corporation
Europe
Arthur F. Woolsey
Elizabeth
46Th Street
Jacquard
Davenport
Adorable
Mohair Arms
Kirk
Cogswell
Webb
Steed Orsihia
Anh
East Washington
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