Private Life of Helen of Troy Satire Preview
Menelaus returns to a changed household and debates with Eteoneus over Orestes and Hermione about infidelity and new ideas after Troy's sack. Helen arrives home with Paris, sparking reflection on loyalty, prudence, and shifting traditions in a wry exchange.
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Helen OF Troy
John Gasking
Frat National Pictures Inc
Menelaos
Eteoneus
Sparta
Orestes
Ashua
Mynelaos
Menelaus
Hermione
Ancien
Helen
Clythemnestra
Aegisthus
Agamemnon
Iphigeneia
Achilles
Aulis
Eee Ae
Clytemnestra
Paris
Troy
Firebug grilled on arson ring and church burnings claim
Detectives John White and Charles Sumner grilled Maurice De La Tour seeking admission he is part of a nationwide incendiary ring blamed for thousands of church fires over 27 years. He denied links to Ray Marsden of Flint and defended facing habitual criminal charges.
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John White
Charles Sumner
Maurice de la Tour
Canada
de la Tour
Ray Marsden
Flint
Mich
Sandusky
Ohio
Carey
Marsden
Worley
St. Patrick’s
Our Lady of the Lourdes
St. Joan of Arc
White
Sumner
Georgia
Birds Banded by Indiana Group At Semiannual Meeting
About 650 birds across thirty species were banded in the past six months. The Indiana Bird Banding Association held a semi annual meeting at 8S. E. Perkins home in Indianapolis. The Inland Bird Banding Association plans an annual meeting in Milwaukee this fall. About twenty five representatives live in and near Indianapolis.
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E. Perkins
Pennsylvania St
Indiana Bird Banding Association
Inland Bird Banding Association
Milwaukee
Perkins
Indianapolis
Suits Seek 40000 Damages From Union Trac tion Co
In Anderson Indiana on July 1 lawsuits filed claim the Union Tram Union Trac tion Co caused a collision at a crossing on June 20 injuring four people from St. Augustine Texas who were attending a Church of God camp meeting. H. E. Barrett seeks 5000 for himself and 5000 for his wife. Lena Roberts requests 5000 for herself and 25000 for an injured daughter.
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Soveciad Anderson
Ind
Union Traction Company
St. Augustine
Texas
Church of God
E. Barrertt
Lena Roberts
Byrd Completes Trans Atlantic Flight Sealed With Radio Aid
Commander Richard Byrd finishes trans Atlantic flight amid bad weather and sea landings, hailed as a practical step in ocean air travel. The voyage demonstrated reliable air cooled engines and extensive radio communication linking Roosevelt Field and RCA, with scientific data aiding future planning.
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United Press
Washington
Richard Byrd
Byrd
England
Naval
Roosevelt Field
Radio Corporation of America
America
T. T. Craven
Mhotor
Atlantic
Warner
Heat Wave Relief Tonight After 89 Degrees in Indiana
Indiana endures a severe heat wave with 89 degrees at 9 am and a new season high of 94.3 in Fort Wayne. three deaths and multiple prostrations reported across the state. cooling trends from northwest expected late tonight as thunderstorms may follow in the cooler spell.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Mercury
J. H. Armington
Nebraska
Dakotas
Indiana
Armington
Chicago Heat Wave Report Affects Dozens of Victims
Heat wave traps numerous victims in Chicago with no relief promised until tonight. Showers expected to cool conditions did not arrive, while the Midwest endures sweltering heat despite some relief in parts of the region.
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B 'Gited
Middle West
Illinois explores electrocution as state execution method
Springfield July 1 United Press reports a bill passed by the Illinois Legislature would replace hanging with electrocution as the legal method of execution if Governor Len Small signs it before adjournment.
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Bu United Press
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Len Small
Circus Mother Sees Sixty Dancers Shine On Train Departure
Emma Stevens, matriarch of John Robinson's Circus, speaks of her sixty female performers as the finest, most disciplined troupe. She praises Ione Carl for bold feats and notes the strict, clocked life, trunks as living spaces, and the girls’ strong morals amid touring hardships.
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Eldora Field
S'long
Indianapolis
John Robinson
Emma Stevens
Tiny
America
Arnica
Stevens
Ione Carl
Kankaket
John Robinson Circus
FILL LEGION BOATS
National commander Howard P. Savage warned Legion members that July 15 is the last day to reserve for the France convention. Ships like the President Harding will sail from New York on Aug 10 with Sept 1 to 10 departures for most vessels and return sailings to Nov 3. The Leviathan plans Sept 10 voyage, and Sept 19 to 28 features an elaborate program during a city holiday in Paris.
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Howard P. Savage
American Legion
Legion
France
Savage
President Harding
New York
Leviathan
Raid Nets Choice Wines and Whiskies
Federal agents acting on a search warrant at the home of William E. Brezette uncovered a basement room stocked with valuable steins cruets and decanters. A dust-covered stash valued at 1200 dollars included eight-year-old Canadian whisky Pernod absinthe Rob Roy ale various cognacs and other spirits totaling many quarts and pints.
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William E. Brezette
Keystone Ave
Fifty- Fourth St
Prohibition
Paris
Fire Marshal Orders Gas Station Plan Approvals
State Fire Marshal Alfred Houston today ordered all filling station plans with storage tank capacity above 4000 gallons to be submitted for approval.
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Alfred Houston
Body found after missing teen disappearance in Anderson
White River at Anderson Indiana recovered the body of J B Wooten an 18 year old Black male who had been missing since Tuesday morning authorities investigated the drowning found near the riverbank and notified family and services
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All
Anderson
Ind
White River
J. B. Wooten
Byrd Recalls Escape After Atlantic Flight
Commander Richard E. Byrd summarized the last hours of the America flight to France from Ver Sur Mer France. He described landing failures skidding into the sea and a rescue by rubber boat. Byrd and George O Neville reached a fisherman's cottage in the village after a weary night.
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Ver-Sur-Mer
France
Richard E. Byrd
Paris
Byrd
America
Lieut
George O. Neville
Bert Acosta
Bernt Balchen
United Press
Neville
Bonnet
Acosta
Balchen
Two Injured in Separate Auto Accidents
Miss Ruth Swarthing, 48, of 1114 W Tenth St, and Ernest Walker of Danville Ind, were injured in late Thursday auto incidents. Swarthing stepped from a curb into a car driven by Miss Elsie Johnson of 617 E Twenty Third St at Tenth and Illinois. Walker, driving one car, collided with George Wolf of 912 Edgewood Pl at Guilford Ave and Fall Creek Plvd. Both were treated at the city hospital and sent home.
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Ruth Swarthing
Tenth St
Ernest Walker
Danville
Ind
Swarthing
Tenth
Illinois St
Elsie Johnson
E. Twenty-Third St
Walker
George Wolf
Edgewood Pl
Guilford Ave
Fall Creek Plvd
McClure Beach May Not Open Until Sewage Fixed
Recreations Director Jesse J McClure warned that McClure Beach could stay closed all summer if the Board of Works does not install more adequate sewage pumps at Fifty Fourth and Meridian Streets. Dr Herman G Morgan reported water remains impure despite recent pumps and chlorination. The board pledged to act quickly to boost capacity to stop seepage into White River for the safety of children.
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Board of Works
Fifty-Fourth
Meridian Sts
McClure Beach
Recreations
Jesse J. McClure
Herman G. Morgan
Park Board
Morgan
Virgil Vandagrifft
McClure
White River
Vandagrifft
Park board approves auto purchases for recreation dept
The park board authorized buying two Ford roadsters for the recreation department with bids at 397 from Co O Warnock Smith and Moore and Carr Auto Sales. Robert Nipper and Walter Floyd will receive new cars while Lola Pfeifer gets a car from Nipper. Director McClure to assign watchmen at Williard and Ringgold parks with replacements named Swails and Leslie.
Indiana Business Digest Summary Charges Growth in June
The Indiana Clipping Service reports 502 new Indiana businesses opened in June with 214 in Indianapolis. It details nine ownership changes in Indianapolis, forty three relocations, and thirty expansions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Clipping Service
Pennsylvania Street Group Names New President
Harry W Wert of Pearson Pland Co sales manager becomes president of the Pennsylvania Street Business Association succeeding F C Shinke of Walkover Shoe. Annual meeting at Spink Arms. Edward Hart and Eugene Short named vice presidents, Eugene Short re elected treasurer, Carl Etter recording secretary. Will Hough becomes a new director replacing C Rol tare Eggleston. other directors reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Wert
Pearson Pland Company
F. C. Shinke
Walkover Shoe
Pennssylvania Street Business Association
Spink-Arms
Edward Hart
C. Rol
Tare Eggleston
Keith
Twins Finish Long Hudson River Swim in Record Time
Bernice Phyllis Zitzenfield 13 and her sister completed a 162 mile Albany to New York swim. They exited the Hudson at the Battery at 4 51 pm after about 3 days and 20 minutes in the water. Their time eclipsed the previous best set by Mr. Schoemmel last year. The sisters, exhausted but eager, planned Channel training later in the summer in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Arena
New York
Bernice Phyllis Zitzenfield
Albany-to
Spiegel Buys Half Interest in Aetna Trust Building
R W Spiegel acting for Continental National buys undivided half interest in building and site at Aetna Trust and Saint Pennsylvania Avenue. Purchase price reported as 116000. Transaction completed with Edward Schmidt and Mahlon E Bush noted in probate records on a Wednesday.
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Aetna Trust
Sa’ N. Pennsylvania
R. W. Spiegel
Continental National
Edward Schmidt
Mahlon E. Bush
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