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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1928

Page

6

Reed Whipped Twice on Eve of Retirement

James A. Reed, long serving Missouri senator, suffered two key reverses as Charles M. Hay won the Missouri Democratic nomination over Reed's ally James A. Collet. Hay challenged Reed's leadership and avoided endorsing Reed's prohibition stance, while Reed marked the Houston presidential nomination as a setback. Late returns showed Hay leading Collet by about 22,000 with Patterson leading in the Republican race. In Clinton Indiana, Grant B. Singer was arrested after his wife's funeral on a false pretense charge, posting $500 bond for trial.

Foster Eaton United Press ST. Louis United States Senate James A. Reed Missouri Houston Alfred E. Smith Charles M. Hay Tom Heflin Reed United States James A. Collet Hay Smith San Francisco League of Nations Harry B. Hawes Democratic Regional Committee Roscoe C. Patterson Nathan Frank Times Clinton Ind Grant B. Singer Chicago Carl Vrabis Singer

Red Cross Expands Life Saving Drive to Cut Drownings

The American Red Cross reports 40 drownings daily in the United States and 6 000 to 8 000 yearly. Director H F Enlows says 80 percent are preventable and calls for continued training. Over 168 000 have learned life saving methods, with 14 training schools opened in June and nearly 1 000 swimmers completing a ten day course.

NEA Ashington United States American Red Cross H. F. Enlows First Aid The Red Cross American Red Cross Life Saving Corps

Thousands Taught Life Saving in Drive to Reduce Drownings

A state campaign trains thousands in rescue techniques to curb drownings. Instruction covers the cross chest carry and the firemen's carry as methods to tow or remove an unconscious swimmer to shore, with demonstrations by a group including Women’s Red Cross volunteers.

Foot Health Urged at Kiwanis Luncheon by Lelyveld

Dr. Joseph Lelyveld of Rockland Mass addressed the Kiwanis Club at a Claypool luncheon on foot health. Local podiatrist Dr R E Snick introduced him. Guests included Dr Frank E Hayden of Boston and others from Fall River Bedford Brockton and Boston as the seventeenth annual convention of the National Association opened at the Lincoln.

Joseph Lelyveld Rockland Mass National Association of Chiropodists-Podiatrists Kiwanis Club Claypool R. E. Snick Frank E. Hayden Boston J. F. Chadwick Fall River

Indiana bus man sues over 1925 sale contract

Harry Clark sues the Peoples Motor Coach Company in Superior Court One for 1575 alleging 1000 paid for the franchise and 25 weekly for six months as driver, with only two weeks worked. He seeks 525 for the driving term and accuses the defendants of blocking Brightwood operations after the 1925 sale.

Harry Clark Indianapolis Brightwood Peoples Motor Coach Company Indianapolis Street Railway Company Peoples Company

Cadets May Ride Cars for Sightseeing at West Point

West Point cadets will be allowed to ride in motor cars during encampment tours to show visitors places of interest. Previously they walked the sightseeing routes on the academy grounds.

United Preas West Point N. Y Military Academy

Abductor Seizure Sparks Federal Help in Kidnap Case

U S agents join the manhunt for Russell Karnes charged with kidnapping 22 year old Juanita Libka after she was held in a Kentucky house following a date. Karnes faces federal scrutiny under white slave laws as police search Louisville end and Dockets name other suspects and seized gaming devices. Nearby Evansville scene reports three bandits fled a roadblock after Sheriff McDowell opened fire during a roadside detour search.

Louisville Kentucky City Russell Karnes Twenty- First Ave Beech Grove John G. Willis Karnes Juanita Libka Bainbridge United States W. H. Manifold Willis Duncan Libka Times Evansville Ind Shelby McDowell William Drockelman Henderson Rd

FIRM MOVES HERE TO A New Industrial Center Unit

The Eaglesfield Link Company, a wood working machinery maker, moves from Brazil to Industrial Center buildings at Nineteenth St and Martindale Ave. They plan to start operations within ten days, producing an electric chain feed molder at reduced cost. Officers: Dick Link president and secretary, R D Eaglesfield vice president and treasurer.

Eaglesfield-Link Company Brazil Nineteenth St Martindale Ave Dick Link Secrtary R. D. Eaglesfield Horace Paaxson Link Paris New Industrial Center Inc

PUSH HEARINGS ON CITY BUDGET

City councilmen press hearings to close the special budget meetings by week’s end. Department heads and Board of Works members answer questions on 1929 appropriation requests. Chamber of Commerce committee and William H. Book discuss reductions and plan recommendations if warranted.

Board of Works William H. Book Chamber of Commerce Council Finance Group Book

Watson Sent Back to Jail on Gambling Charge

Bertram Watson black barber and incorporator of the City Manager League must return to Indiana State Prison to resume life sentence. Governor Jackson revoked his parole and he faces a Tuesday gambling trial from a poolroom raid on Indiana Avenue.

Bertram Watson City Manager League, Inc Indiana Michigan City Jackson Watson Indiana Ave Claude H. Anderson Indianapolis City Manager League Anderson

Close Nurse School to Discontinue After Accreditation Loss

W B Fletcher School for Nurses at 1140 Market Street will close after being dropped from the state register of accredited nurses training schools. Dr Mary A Spink, president, cited failure to submit required records as the reason for loss of accreditation. The absence of supervisor Miss Ella Connwally and Dr Urbana Spink, vice president and secretary, contributed to the problem.

W. B. Fletcher School For Market St State Board of Registration and Examination of Mary A. Spink Spink Ella Connwally Dr. Spink Urbana Spink

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