Warns Against Slash in Size of U S Army
Senator Reed opposes army cuts and supports expanding air service. He argues the army is strained after aviation personnel boosts, with current authorized strength at 12 000 officers and 118 750 enlisted men.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1928
Page
3
Senator Reed opposes army cuts and supports expanding air service. He argues the army is strained after aviation personnel boosts, with current authorized strength at 12 000 officers and 118 750 enlisted men.
In Portland Indiana Mrs. Virginia Hoke seeks divorce from Bert Hoke in a lay circuit court. Married October 16 they split November 9 after he left her saying he was through with married life. She alleges he gave only one dollar during the marriage.
American Legion selects Chicago artist Fred I. Good poster for display on 17 000 billboards nationwide during February. National commander Paul V. McNutt announced the project to highlight peacetime community service and regional efforts. Outdoor Advertising Association of America arranges display at no cost to the region.
A head on collision on a Lafayette road left R R M and R R G occupants with serious injuries including a fractured skull. Deputies Regan Crickmore say the so called booze car, driving on the wrong side, collided with Harbit's Lafayette vehicle. Police arrested Henry Rawson and M Phillip for drunkenness. the driver fled the scene with another man aboard.
A booze-fueled mule whisky ride was an extra passenger in an automobile that crashed head on with another vehicle on the Lafayette road fifteen miles north of Indianapolis at 2 50 this morning. Four Lafayette residents were seriously injured and taken to hospitals in Indianapolis. The injured include Miss Margaret Martin.
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will depart New York on Saturday with friends in a Loening amphibian plane for Richmond Virginia for a hunting expedition. The party is expected to be hosted by Governor Harry Byrd.
A major Adams county crash occurred near the Monroe Federal road 27 junction two miles south of Decatur. An automobile driven by George Henley of Bluffton weighing 225 pounds collided head on with a truck driven by Bud Limenstall of Decatur weighing slightly more. Both men were thrown from their vehicles into a ditch.
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