Seek to Ban Soviets Chief Export Items Urge Tariff
Washington dispatch notes business groups push tariffs to bar Russian exports including lumber pulp wood manganese coal and cotton as part of a broader trade war. Officials say Moscow’s five year program drives exports while U S imports rise through cotton implements and other goods as both sides confront a growing economic contest.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Russia
United States
Soviet Russia
Commerce Department
Great Britain
Soviet freighters barred from Maine docks
Four pulp wood laden freighters from Soviet Russia will not be allowed to land their cargoes at Maine ports. F M Hume, U S collector of customs, said Bangor will dock one ship today while three others are due in Portland later this week. Cargoes go to International Paper Company mills in northern Maine.
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United Press
Portland
Soviet Russia
Maine
F. M. Hume
United States Collector of Customs
Bangor
International Paper Company
New Quick Corn Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An ad touts a three minute corn treatment using a 50 cent bottle of Shut Off from a druggist. It claims immediate pain relief and that removal is painless, enabling walking and work within minutes.
Hoosier Kane honors Eleanor Sandusky in Kane contest
Indianapolis understudy Eleanor Sandusky wowed the audience at Indiana theater with Ain’t Cha and won the $25 first prize in The Times Indiana Helen Kane contest. Judges fixed second place for Robbie Robinson and Mary Jane Kersey, each earning $10, Jeanne Gamso was third and Louise Carter fourth with their performances.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Theater
Eleanor Sandusky
Congress Avenue
Helen Kane
Robbie Robinson
Mary Jane Kersey
Miss Kane
Times
Jeanne Gamso
Louise Carter
Seven foot hen to represent America at London poultry congress
A seven foot wooden eggs speaking hen built by the agriculture department will attend the London poultry congress as a nutrition exhibit. It can speak English French or Spanish and contains mechanical parts including a phonograph to explain its ideas on nutrition.
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United Press
Ashington
Agriculture Department of Wood
Wall Board
Dead spot found in tropical Pacific Ocean
A oxygen-poor zone in the southern Pacific was located by scientists aboard the ill fated Carnegie. The dead spot spans over 100 miles, begins about 300 feet below the surface and extends downward to 1 000 feet, potentially blocking movement of deep water organisms.
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United Press
Washington
Southern Pacific
Carnegie
Western
Samoa
O. W. Torreson
Torreson
Mystery Man with Blank Mind Drains Poor Fund
In Shland Wisconsin a man found in a snow bank last year with a fractured leg and skull remains mentally blank. He speaks only two words, Joe and cigaret, and county support to care for him has strained the poor relief fund. Doctors suspect he was a coal miner in Pennsylvania based on forehead discolorations and leg scars.
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United Press
Shland
Wis
Joe
Pennsylvania
Lantern Fete at Spades Park Lights 10000 Lanterns
The Brookside Civic League will host the fifteenth Feast of Lanterns on Thursday night at Spades Park. William Demmary, league president, announced plans for a country store with fifty prizes and merchandise. Music by Brookside Night Hawks. Various volunteers will supervise stands offering cake sandwiches ice cream pop candy and more. Prizes for best park bridges and best decorated houses.
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Spades Park
Brookside Civic League
William Demmary
Coyner Avenue
Brookside Night Hawks
Arthur E. Bender
Robert McKibben
Flora
Hart in Truck Crash Injures Glen Shaw
Glen Shaw 21 of 373 Edmondson Avenue was rushed to Methodist Hospital after his pickup overturned at Park Avenue and 34th Street. He suffered serious facial and head lacerations and internal injuries when pinned under the wreckage. George Frank 30 of 3845 Carollton Avenue drove the other truck. bystanders helped remove Shaw.
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Glen Shaw
Edmondson Avenue
Methodist Hospital
Park Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
George Frank
Carrollton Avenue
Shaw
Store Bandits Get $1,122
Indiana Harbor incident reports two bandits escaping with 1122 dollars during a grocery store holdup. Police launch extensive search as case unfolds. Jack and James Riggin twins born at Ball Memorial hospital in Muncie, first twins in the new facility.
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United Press
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Bu Times
Muncie
Jack
James
Adam Riggin
Ball Memorial Hospital
Woman Dies of Injuries in Indiana Car Crash
In Hartford City Indiana on July 29 Mrs Charles Tiddell 55 died from injuries after a collision near Eaton. She suffered a fractured skull. Her husband sustained severe head cuts. Ora Turney 32 Dunkirk driver of the other car had a broken arm and collar bone. W F Coats 32 Gary riding with Turney had cuts.
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United Press
Hartford City
Ind
Eaton
Charles Tiddell
Ora Turney
Dunkirk
W. F. Coats
Gary
Turney
Picnic for 1200 railroad employes at Culver Indiana
More than one thousand two hundred railroad workers and families will spend a day at Lake Makinckuee Culver Indiana on Wednesday with special Union Station trains at 6 15 and 8 00 am The program includes a baseball game races a band concert and a visit to Culver Military Academy Superintendent J T Ridgely will present gold buttons for fifty years service Ira Pierce will receive one Fred Rusie veteran conductor and head of the Indianapolis Veterans Employes Association directs arrangements Mrs Sarah Artis a Kokomo resident 102 is reported dead she was born in Rockville Parke county December 4 1827 and mother of ten with five living
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Lake Makinkuckeé
Culver
Ind
Union Station
Culver Miliary Academy
J. T. Ridgely
Indianapolis
Ira Pierce
Fred Rusie
Indianapolis Division
Veteran
Kokomo
Sarah Artis
Indiana
Rockville
Parke County
Anderson Doctor Albert Buxton Dies in Paralyzing Illness
Anderson Ind July 29 Albert J Buxton veteran physician is dead after a paralyzing illness. Buxton long served the Anderson medical community and his passing ends a career of public service and clinical care.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Albert J. Buxton
Sheriff Slays Bandits At Door Of Glencross Bank
In Glencross South Dakota on July 29 sheriff Henry Johnson repelled a bank robbery. Two bandits were killed and a third wounded critically. Cash 1800 dollars was recovered and returned to the Glencross State Bank. One dead man was identified as George Anderson Timber Lake SD. the wounded suspect claimed to be George Feinton Timberlake.
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United Press
Glencross
S. D
Jesse Jameses
South Dakota
Glencross State
End of Grim Trail Fulfills Oath to Jail Bandits
Heaton Illinois July 29 The last of the Cutten bandits has surrendered ending an eight year pursuit tied to the 1922 raid on Arthur W. Cutten’s Downers Grove home. Caspar Rosenberg, long hunted, surrendered after Caspar’s brother Simon was captured and pleaded guilty. Rosenberg pleads innocent and awaits trial set for Sept 8 with bond at 13000.
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United Press Heaton
Ill
Cutten
Arthur W. Cutten
Downers Grove
Epee Penn
Rosenberg
Roosevelt Jeered in Manila Over New Vice Governor Appointment
Crowds gathered at Manila bay hurling Roosevelt books into the sea in protest of Nicholas Roosevelt's recent appointment as vice governor of the Philippines. Filipinos accused the writings of unfairly reflecting on their character and nationality amid island-wide resentment ahead of his arrival.
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United Press Manila
P. I
Nicholas Roosevelt
The
Philippines
Manila Bay
Roosevelt
Manila
Gas Tax Leaks Still Possible Says Bobbitt
Indiana gas tax losses from bootlegging surface again as Archie N. Bobbitt acknowledges weak checks in the collection department. He cites lack of audits on large oil firms and limited verification, noting no cooperation from Illinois and minimal truck inspection. The department adds three field auditors led by Rossen Funk amid calls for stronger auditing.
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Archie N. Bobbitt
Bruce E. Cooper
Cooper
James M. Ogden
Bobbitt
Indiana
Illinois
Rossen Funk
English
Ind
Funk
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