Abductor Faces Life Term In Betty Ann Foster Kidnapping
Claude Dellinger age 7? 07 farm hand to be charged with abducting 10 year old Betty Ann Foster. Prosecutors seek life imprisonment. Dellinger expected to plead guilty at arraignment before Judge Crumpacker in Valparaiso Indiana. Betty Ann held two days in Wisconsin trip ending near Lake Geneva before being returned to Indiana. Betty Ann says he treated her kindly during the two day ordeal. Her father Ernest Foster, wealthy farmer, signed the affidavit.
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United Preas Valparaiso
Ind
Claude Dellinger
Betty Ann Foster
Dellinger
Betty Ann
Harry L. Crumpacker
Superior Court
Tues- Betty Foster
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mrs. Foster
Claude
Ernest Foster
Primary race sparks in South and West figures
In South Carolina Senator Cole L. Blease leads the Democratic primary with James E. Byrnes close behind and a runoff likely on September 9. California and Mississippi races reflect local issues with Pat Harrison re elected in Mississippi and other Democratic nominees securing House seats.
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D. C
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Blease
James E. Byrnes
South
Harris
Valhalla
United Press
Jackson
Mss
Pat Harrison
Congress
Harrison
House of Representatives
Acquittal for Fairfax Captain in Boston Harbor Crash
Captain Archie H. Brooks of the steamer Fairfax is acquitted of all guilt in the Fairfax and Pinthis collision in Boston harbor on June 10. Forty-nine died. The steamboat inspection service released the Norfolk trial findings, noting Brooks aided in body searches and that Pinthis was at top speed while Fairfax moved slowly.
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Washington
Archie H. Brooks
Fairfax Today
Fairfax
Boston Harbor
Steamboat Inspection Service
Commerce Department
Brooks
Norfolk
Biff Smarty In Gasoline Stop Goes Awry
An incident in Lake Crystal Minnesota involves a garage employee recounting a heated moment with a large woman who slapped him after he asked what kind of oil to fill. The exchange occurred as she requested gasoline and oil, with the attendant prompting for oil type.
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United Presse
Lake Crystal
Minn
London Adopts First Automatic Traffic Signals
London begins automatic signal control after studying Berlin and Paris. Signals installed at Ludgate Circus near New Bridge Street and Fleet Street, with initial trials requiring policemen to guide drivers at corners.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Ludgate Circus
New Bridge Street
Bleckfriar’s Bridge
Fleet Street
Roosevelt to seek unemployment insurance commission
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt told delegates of the State Federation of Labor in Buffalo that he plans to urge the New York legislature at the next session to authorize appointment of a commission to study unemployment insurance legislation.
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United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
State Federation of Labor
South Side Pageant Names Royal Court for Garfield Park fete
A committee of South Side civic clubs chose William M. Laucks as king Mrs Edward Trimpe as queen and Miss Beatrice Bennett as princess for a city recreation department pageant to be held Friday night at Garfield Park.
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City Recreation Department
Garfield Park
J. Ed Burke
William M. Laucks
South Talbot Street
Edward Trimpe
Webb Street
Beatrice Bennett
Hoyt Avenue
Mother is Sentenced for Selling Daughter to Disorderly House
Vienna August twenty seven. Marie Weiss aged forty one was sentenced to six months in prison after conviction for selling her sixteen year old daughter to a keeper of a disorderly house. The buyer received two months in prison.
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United Press
Vienna
Marie Weiss
Hunter Severed Toe With Chisel In Frustration
Joseph Hart a 50 year old hunter trapper and guide in Saranac Lake New York severed his toe with a chisel and hammer after an ingrown nail. He collapsed from blood loss and was hospitalized with his condition described as serious for a time.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Joseph Hart
Hunter
Rolph Leads San Francisco in Gubernatorial Primary Race
James Rolph Jr. leads the California Republican gubernatorial primary with eighten years as mayor of San Francisco ahead of Byron Fitts and Governor C. C. Young. The contest follows the drys split and the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing retrial affecting votes.
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James Rolph Jr
Byron Fitts
Los Angeles
C. C. Young
Rolph
Sunny Jim
Fitts
Young
Borah Secures Fifth Republican Senate Nomination
Idaho Falls dispatch reports William E. Borah Idaho’s senior Republican senator won renomination for a fifth time at the Republican state convention held late Tuesday marking another milestone in his turbulent political career.
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United Press
Idaho Falls
Idaho
William E. Borah
Aviation notes from Mars Hill to Cleveland and beyond
Weather at 9 a.m. shows light northwest wind, 30.10 inches pressure, 77 degrees, visibility four miles. Flights include Dick Arnett piloting a Curtiss-Robin from Indianapolis to Cleveland and back with passengers Roy E. Bower and others. Embry Riddle crew to Chicago. Cincinnati and Indianapolis travelers listed. An air race segment notes Jesse French’s Travel Air and a Golden Eagle flight from Shelbyville to Indianapolis. A rattlesnake hidden in a plane on the tarmac was hurled out by Wiggins after striking him twice. he is expected to recover.
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Harry McGready
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Curtiss-Robin
Dick Arnett
Roy E. Bower
Delaware
Embry- Riddle
Chicago
H. M. Becker
C. E. Huff
Cincinnati
Rose Cable
E. S. O'Neil
W. A. Arnold
Lexington
Virginia H. Lindstrom
Hoosier
Bob Shank
Harold Brooks
Travel Air
Jesse French
Shelbyville
Golden Eagle
Hoover to light 700 foot air beacon atop Palmolive Building
President Hoover will press a White House button at 9 pm to illuminate the world’s brightest beacon on the Palmolive Building in Chicago. The beam rises nearly 700 feet and will be visible 200 miles to planes at 3,000 feet, with aviators fifty miles away able to read a newspaper by it.
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United Press
Chicago
Hoover
White House
Washington
Palmolive
Pilot Wiggins conquers in aerial battle above Kansas City
Kansas City report states Pilot H Happy Wiggins described an aerial dogfight one mile above ground in which he emerged victorious. Details on opponent and aircraft remain sparse as the war news adds to his feats.
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Kansas City
Kan
Happy) Wiggins
New Students Enroll at Hoosier Airport Flying School
Two new students named FaDellia Wolfe from Madison and Mrs. Fred Stanford of Indianapolis enrolled in the Hoosier airport flying school. Bob Shank, the airport president, announced the enrollment today.
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FaDellia Wolfe
Madison
Fred Stanford
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Bob Shank
French Instructor to Lead Beginning French at IU Extension Center
Mlle Antoinette Billant, a French language specialist and Maison de la Legion d Honneur graduate, will teach Beginning French at Indiana University extension center this fall. She earned A B from Brenau and an MA from Virginia, and taught at Mary Baldwin College before joining IU three years ago. Advanced French will be taught by Lander MacClintock and Ernest J. Leveque. Spanish by Miss Mabel M. Harlan. German by Miss Clara M. Fischer.
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Indiana University Extension Center
Mlle
Antoinette Billant
Maison de la .Legion d’ Honneur
Saint Germain ‘En Lye
France
Brenau Care
University of Virginia
Mary Baldiwin College
Staunton
Indiana University
Lander MacClintock
Ernest J. Leveque
Arthur Corey Elected Theater Guild Head
At the Indianapolis Theater Guild annual meeting Arthur Corey was elected president. Officers include Mrs. Leo K. Fesler as vice-president Tom Snyder as secretary and Mrs. W O Bates as treasurer. Directors named are Joseph Cremelspacher Augusta Stephenson Mrs Bates Mrs Fesler Arthur Corey Tom Snyder and Robert Arnold.
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Arthur Corey
Talbot Avenue
Leo K
Fesler
North
Pennsylvania Street
Tom Snyder
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
W. O. Bates
Joseph Cremelspacher
Crawfordsville
Augusta Stephenson
East Washington Street
Death Claims Chief of Firm
Funeral rites for Richard D. Rutherford 51 vice-president and general manager of a Indianapolis branch of John Deere Plow Company will be held at 3 Thursday afternoon at Episcopal Church of the Advent Thomson and Meridian streets Burial will be in Charles Town West Virginia his birth place Rutherford died Tuesday at his home 3419 North Pennsylvania street after two years illness He was prominent in city and country club life and in Masonic lodges For seventeen years he had been at the farm of the Indianapolis branch of the plow firm Serving him are a son Richard P Rutherford three brothers Thomas Columbus O Francis Denver Col Forrest Rutherford Cleveland and two sisters Miss Emily Rutherford Baltimore and Miss Dru Rutherford Denver
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Indianapolis
John Deere Plow Company
Episcopal Church of the Advent
Plow
Richard P. Rutherford
Thomas
Columbus
Francis
Denver
Col
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Cleveland
Emily Rutherford
Baltimore
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Hoover Attacked by Indianapolis Attorney at Indiana Barbecue
Walter Myers charged in Newcastle that Herbert Hoover's administration is the greatest failure in the Republic. He said the Hawley Smoot tariff benefits farmers little and real relief will come from honest government and economy in administration.
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Ind
Herbert Hoover
Republic
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
Hoover
Myers
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