Light Without Power Claim Stuns University Demonstration
United Press reports Dr William George a young scientist claiming a sun light capture method caused a demonstration postponement for professors and press. He confirmed a compound using certain minerals and oils heated by sun regenerates light, with radium as an active principle and phosphorus absent. He plans Washington tent applications and vows to bring his process to market.
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United Press
Los Angeles
William George Young
Schnell
Washington, D. C
University of Colorado
Colorado
Dresden
Germany
Auto Agency Awarded Indiana Willys-Overland Distributor
The I. Boyd Huffman Motor Company was named Indiana distributor for Willys-Overland Company. Huffman will move his Dayton operation to Claypool and be operating in the city by next week. Roy Brower partner Harry Hoskinson Oscar Law Paul Boice and others are listed as staff with N A Beardsley presenting prospects for the year.
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I. Boyd Huffman Motor Company
Indiana
Willys-Overland Company
Willys-Overdd
Claypool
Huffman
Dayton
Roy Brower
Harry Hoskinson
Oscar Law
Paul Boice
W. E. Bissinger
Glen Stuart
Ora Traut
Woman Traffic Violator Sentenced to See Film
Brooklyn magistrate fined Mildred Jaffa $5 after she pleaded guilty to running a stop signal. She was sentenced to watch a motion picture portraying a policeman's killing by a female driver, deemed a stronger lesson than the fine.
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United Press Brooklyn
Mark Rudich
Fown
Mildred Jaffa
Power wire death at Banner farm dairy injures worker
Robert Miller aged 35 of 22 North Gast street died after being overcome by heat and falling across a high tension electric wire. The coroner's verdict was issued today. Miller collapsed while working on a smoke stack at the Banner farm dairy located at 1011 North Gladstone avenue on Wednesday afternoon and died en route to city hospital. No relatives are known.
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Robert Miller
North Gast Street
C. H. Keever
Miller
Banner Farm
Gladstone Avenue
City Hospital
Dorothy Dell Goff Crowned Miss Universe at Galveston Pageant
New Orleans teen Dorothy Dell Goff, 17, blond and blue eyed, won Miss America and emerged as Miss Universe after defeating contestants from many cities. She received $2000 cash and a silver plaque as grand prize. Second place went to Miss Roumania Marianne Mivica and third to Miss Russia Nadia Dekosarin.
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Dorothy Dell Goff
New Orleans
Galveston
Dorothy
Miss Roumania
Mariane Mivica
Miss Russia
Nadia Dekosarin
Beauty Contest to award 200 in prizes at Walnut Gardens
A state wide beauty contest begins tonight with preliminary rounds at 9 PM and runs through the week ending with a Sunday afternoon final. Prizes total 200 dollars with 50 to the winner 25 and 15 to runners up in the final. Entrants come from across the state including Miss Trula Mae Seal who was named Miss Indianapolis. Judges include Ted C Brown Chic Jackson and Bromley House.
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Walnut Gardens
Trula Mae Seal
Indianapolis
Ted C. Brown
Indianapolis Electric League
Chic Jackson
Indianapolis Star
Bromley House
WFBM
Butler Students to Win Degrees at Summer Session
Eighty three students at Butler University are candidates for bachelor of arts and science degrees and one candidate for the bachelor of divinity. The summer session will close Saturday with diplomas awarded. names and hometowns are listed for many degree candidates. The Muncie fair closes Friday after a four day run with attendance below average due to heat and farmers' finances.
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Butler University
Sarah Cotton
Ae Rufus Hurt
Roanoke
Margaret C. Alexander
Connersville
Katherine McConnell Allen
Wilbur Noble Allen
Mt. Summit
Robert S. Barngrover
Kokomo
Bernice Boone
Greenfield
Therese Spencer Bowen
Anderson
Nora G. Brosman
Katherine Caldwell
Grace Clark Campbell
Elizabeth Ellen Carpenter
Esquiline Coons
Edinburg
Miriam Romaine Cossand
Jason M. Cowan
Mary Katherine Davis
Zenith May Eller
Dorothy N. Everroad
Suzette Frazee
Duluth
Minn
Jack Wendell Garrison
Martha Gowdy
Edith C. Griffith
Florence Hamill
Norma B. Haskell
Mary Jane Headley
Martha Emma Hensley
New Augusta
Louis B. Herdrich
Gary
Lyel May Hess
Thomas Leslie Horner
Maurice Carl Hosier
Mabel Inglis
Edna Sherman Kiewett
Beulah C. McColglin
Carrie J. McMichael
Bertha Henrietta Mallory
Katherine Eugene Murphy
Barrington, Ill
Phylis Anne Nordstrom
Oswald Parsons
Emma Lou Richter
Jeannette Ricker
Eee Robinson
Jane Ryan
Geraldine Exrances Shaw
Tewalter Goter
Elsie M. Katherine
Bobbe
Margaret Stilz
Cosraiie H. B. Taylor
L. Tewale
John McClure Cook
Howard W. Elyn
New Auguste
Georgeshall, TL
Agnes E. Meehan
Jack Ohler
Fishers
Harry Radcliffe Jr
Robert Burns
Muncie Fair
Muncie
Ind
Poultry Dealer Loses 295 In Morning Robbery
D T Utterbach of 645 South Noble Street counted $295 at daybreak when a man entered the shop grabbed the cash and fled. The thief carried a revolver but did not threaten the dealer as he fled and notified police.
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D. T.utterbach
South Noble Street
United States debated recognizing the Soviet regime
Diplomatic circles discuss U S recognition of the Soviet government amid reports Moscow seeks such recognition. Litvinoff proposed a mission led by Dwight W. Morrow. Williamstown discussions and senators Wheeler Cutting and Barkley travel to Moscow to study conditions. Berlin dispatch by United Press.
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United States
Moscow
M. M. Litvinoff
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Williamstown
Paul Scheffer
Berliner Tageblatt
Institute of Politics
Washington
Burton Wheeler
Bronson Cutting
Alben Barkley
Berlin
United Preas
Remodeling Ordered for City Market Refrigeration Plant
Charles R. Myers president of the safety board ordered haste on remodeling plans after a Wednesday engine gauge exploded. A new system costing about 7000 dollars will be installed to improve the facility.
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City Market
Charles R. Myers
Safety Board
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