British Break Aids U S Trade
Washington June 2 The rift in British Russia ties boosts American trade with Russia. Harold Kellogg reports increased orders from Soviet buyers for U S goods including textile machinery to expand the Russian textile industry. Russia may surpass last year’s 75 million dollar trade total led by cotton.
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Times
Washington
United States
Russia
Arcos
London
Harold Kellogg
Soviet Information Bureau
England
Survivor of 133 Wounds at Veterans' Reunion
Washington reporters note the 2nd Division veterans gathering as Private Wallace H. Smith, famed as the man with 133 wounds from Belleau Wood, recalls his near death voyage from replacement troops lost in no man s land during World War I. Captains Stallings and Thomason are present but share no tales as grim as Smith s.
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Veterans
Washington
Belleau Wood
Wallace H. Smith
Smith
France
Belleau
War Department
Laurence Stallings
John W. Thomason, Jr
No Man's” Land
Greater City Drive To Follow Campaign
Indianapolis Real Estate Board campaign committee members discussed plans for an inauguration movement as an extension of the Buy a Piece of Indianapolis drive. Decisions on form and start date will be made next week with real estate prizes likely offered by board members.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Real Estate Board
Judges Chosen for Indianapolis Miss Indianapolis Revue
The Indianapolis Times and Publix Theaters announce three judges for the Opportunity Contest Dr Frank S C Wicks Mrs Henry Schurmann and Randolph L Coats. Tryouts begin June 6 at Circle Theater with final selection June 14. Photographs due by midnight June 4 and a possible $75 per week contract awaits the winner in the Miss Indianapolis revue.
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Frank S. C. Wicks
Henry Schurmann
Randolph L. Coats
Indianapolis Times
Publix Theaters
Franks. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Indiana
Indianapolis
Circle Theater
Miss Indianapolis
Paramount Theater
New York
America
Konjola touted as brings kidney relief and rheumatism aid
Indianapolis residents praise Konjola for kidney and rheumatic pains. Dennis A. Murphy of 915 Indiana Ave details years of kidney trouble, swelling, and backache, saying Konjola improved kidney function and eased rheumatic pain within a week, with ongoing benefits. The Konjola Man at Hook's Drug Store promotes the remedy daily.
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Indianapolis
Dennis A. Murphy
Indiana Sey
Hook’s Drug Store
Pennsylvania
Market Sts
Mr. Murphy
Konjola
Hook's Drug Store
Hook
Trustees Divide Indiana Pardon Fund Among Penitentiaries
The Indiana penal institutions shared a $2,800 remaining pardon board fund after the board was abolished. The State Farm Indians Prison and State Reformatory receive $800 each, the Indiana Woman's Prison $400, with October meetings set to divide an $8,000 appropriation for the new year.
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Trust
Indiana Penal Institutions
Lewis S. Bowman
Indiana Pardon Board
Pardon Board
Indiana State Farm
Indians Prison
State Reformatory
Indiana Woman's Prison
Auto Kills Pedestrian in Highway Collision Near Rushville
George Higgins was killed on U S highway 52 four miles west of Rushville when struck by a car driven by Harold Long of Arlington. Higgins, a road contractor employee, stepped from behind a truck into the path of the automobile. Higgins had been a candidate for mayor of Rushville in 1925 and was formerly postmaster at New Salem.
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United Press
Rushville
George Higgins
Harold Long
Arlington
Higgins
New Salem
Here
Chevrolet Tops Marion County May Car Sales Report
Chevrolet led Marion County new car sales in May with 322 sold, followed by Ford with 298 and Buick with 102. In May a total of 1,347 new passenger cars and 110 trucks were sold.
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Chevrolet
Marion County
InVana
Ford
Buick
Morris Plan elects Harding as Indianapolis firm president
Walter B. Harding, president of the G. & J. Tire Co., is named the new president of the Indianapolis Morris Plan Company. Other officers elected at the annual board meeting include Joe Rand Beckett, F. J. De Grief, and C. B.
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Walter B. Harding
G. & J. Tire Co
Indianapolis Morris Plan Company
Joe Rand Beckett
F. J. de Grief
C. B
Wainwright Named Vice President Along With Akin Joiner Hoyt
L M Wainwright is named vice president while F M Akin serves as secretary treasurer and B A Joiner as assistant treasurer in the Morris Plan Company leadership change with James A Hoyt of New York Morris Plan Company listed as former president.
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Tles
L. M. Wainwright
F. M. Akin
B. A. Joiner
James A. Hoyt
New York Morris Plan Company
Dr. Cregor Named to AMA Dermatology Congress Committee
Dr. Frank W. Cregor of Indianapolis has been named to an American Medical Association special committee tasked with organizing the first International Dermatological Congress to occur within the next two years. He is also president of the Indiana State Medical Association.
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Frank W. Cregor
Indianapolis
American Medical Association
Cregor
Indiana State Medical Association
TO HIM WHO WAITS Marriage After Plighted Truth Fifty Years Ago
Fifty years ago Sarah Ryan aged 16 and J F. were pledged in a marriage that was never fulfilled. In a Washington report dated June 2 the tale recounts the delayed union and the lives led since the young couple first bound themselves by vows.
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United Press
Washington
Sarah Ryan
J. F
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