Two Arrests In Weekend City Thefts
Two youths face charges after a weekend of burglaries and purse snatchings across the city. A 14 year old boy was chased by Milburn Gridio and Sum Spears and admitted taking a purse from Mrs Nina Kelley on South New Jersey street.
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Milburn Gridio
Sum Spears
Lord Street
Bennis Hash
Bright Street
Elizabeth Todd
Fayette Street
West Street
St. Clair Street
John Steggs
North East Street
Gar Armstrong
Iowa Street
Arthur Hathway
West
New York Street
William Edwards
Agnes Street
Otto Spaul
Rowena Street
Roy Loomis
West Ohio Street
Steggs
George Kirk
West Tenth Street
Foster Coyington
Sheffield Avenue
Ora Barlow
Prospect Street
Covington
Twenty-first Street
Hillside Avenue
J. H. Belt
North Bradley
Street robberies hit city with multiple incidents
A list of robberies from a city area includes a Sinclair station attendant at La Salle and Washington robbed of 30 dollars by a bandit. a 821 East Sixty-fourth street filling station robbed of 12 dollars in cash and 60 pounds of checks by four men. Charles D. Roach of Lafayette and James Andrews of Romney robbed of 55 dollars by two hitchhikers on state road No. 52. cab driver Paul Parrus of East Tenth street robbed of 6 dollars by two Negroes. Harold Watson robbed of 16 dollars 50 cents and a watch by two Negroes on the Belt railway near Rural street. a burglar stole trousers from H. C. Lord on West Twenty eighth street and left the trousers in the yard after taking 18 dollars from pockets.
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Sinclair Refining Company
la Salle
Washington _ streets
William Roddecker
Ferguson Street
East Sixty-fourth Street
Charles D. Roach
Lafayette
James Andrews
Romney
State Road
Paul Parrus
East Tenth Street
Lewis Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Harold Watson
North
Oxford Street
Rural Street
H. C. Lord
West Twenty Eighth Street
Nut shortage threatens squirrels' winter, expert says
United Press reports agriculture department expert C. A. Reade warns a hard winter ahead for squirrels due to nationwide nut shortages. He cites unseasonable spring weather that hit nut bearing trees across the country, causing small crops.
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United Press
Washington
C. A. Reade
Agriculture Department
Reade
China to inaugurate Nanking Peiping air line and others
The China National Aviation Corporation plans the Nanking to Peiping route with stops at Suchow Tsinan and Tientsin, followed by a Shanghai to Hankow or Hankow to Canton line. The Shanghai Hankow air mail service began Oct 21 using four Loening amphibian air yachts.
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EA Chang
United Press
Nanking
China
Nanking-Peiping
China National Aviation Corporation
Mhsuchow
Tsinan
Tientsin
Shanghai
Canton
Ningpo
Wenchow
Foochow
Amoy
Swatow
Hankow
Kiukiang
Harry Smith
E. M. Allison
S. T. Kauffman
Hoover Buys First Christmas Seals On White House Lawn
President Hoover launches the nationwide Anti-Tuberculosis League campaign by purchasing the first batch of Christmas seals from Jacquelin Krah, a Child Health Crusader, on the White House lawn in Washington.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League
Hoover
Little Jacquelin Krah
White House
Washington
Chinese Pilots Trained as Commercial Air Career Begins
The text notes four years of experience and thousands of flight hours held by pilots with national licenses. A school will train Chinese pilots to meet growing aviation needs as commercial aviation develops. The corporation plans to employ Chinese pilots whenever possible.
Marigold Club To Keep Going In Indianapolis
The Marigold Club at the Liberal hotel on 3208 East Michigan Street will reopen after a one night police-forced closure. William A. Quillin, proprietor, said a permit would be sought to resume dancing. Police held a brief visit, prompting a raid scare among hundreds of patrons, but Worley said the outreach was to inquire about permits.
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Indianapolis
East
Michigan Street
Polie
William A. Quillin
Claude M. Worley
Lewis Johnson
Chief Worley
Quillin
Worley
Cities in Running for 1930 National Air Races
The National Aeronautic Association announced that Chicago Miami or Springfield Mass will be chosen on Tuesday for the 1930 national air races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Chicago
Miami
Springfield
Mass
National Aeronautic Association
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King Winter
Capitol
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Heath Church
Anna Boles
Ralph Boles
J. I. Holcomb & Co
Davidson Street
Heath Memorial M. E. Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Greenfield
Prospect Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Brightwood Council
Daughters of America
Royal Neighbors of America
Walter Nichols
Emery Boles
Nora Johnson
Dora O’neil
Lina Mygrant
Indianapols
Samuel T. Stutz
Valley Mills
Rachael Wilcox
Ind
Drea Altra
Bay Kay
WKBF
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Leaxin
GAN
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Riley
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