Shrine convention to draw 150000 to Atlantic City
Atlantic City prepares for Shrine week starting June 12 with 150000 delegates and visitors. Governor Moore urges hospitality as city hosts 55 bands, 2000 musicians, and numerous special trains and parades including two Hollywood special trains with movie stars. Grandstands line the Boardwalk for three grand Shrine parades.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Moore
New Jersey
Chicago
Atlanta
Brooklyn
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Newark
Reading
Ciuties
Trio Heads West In Ford Touring Car To California
Police in western cities were alerted to watch for three city youths in an old Ford touring car en route to California. Cleatus Chapman, 17, of 710 W Thirtieth St is one. He wears a gray suit and is bareheaded. His father could not name the others. Martin A. Evans, 36, of 534 W Thirty-First St has been missing since Saturday. last seen in gray trousers, blue corn, tan shoes and a straw hat.
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California
Cleatus Chapman
Martin A. Evans
W. ‘Thirty-First St
Hoosier Briefs showings of local notices and incidents
Depositor Dana Gaiser sues all other Studebaker Bank depositors in Bluffton for 32.20. A pen sketch of Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis, by W H Henderson, is on display in Peru. Various legal notices include letters of administration in Jay County with estate valued at 40 000 dollars. The widowed Hart family heirs five children receive the estate. A Jeffersonville man loses an eye in Marion Township. Lebanon Court sentences Emmett Scott for wife and child desertion. A long-lost niece search, a Portland horse bite, and public library hours are noted. Wabash RR pays Mrs Doty 1100 after her husband’s death. A John Cocklin horse incident injures his ankle. Marion ministers witness liquor destruction. Dr J C Todd and family plan Colorado summer. Purdue track captain C R Nelson named for 1928. Hassan Hamey faces legal trouble over a bad check in LaPorte.
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Jay Circuit Court
Grace B. Hart
Dunkirk
T. Francis Hart
Chinese Civil War Ends Loom Near as Leaders Reach Agreement
Pekin report says Marshal Chang Tso Lin Chiang Kai Shek and Yen Shi Shan have agreed on a peace move. Chang will not oppose Sun Yat Sen principles but will oppose communism and the extremist Cantonese faction at Hankow.
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Bu United Press
Sun Yat-Sen
Chang
Hankow
Rubber Ban Hurts Rubber Industry Says Restrictions Backfire
British rubber production and export limits backfire as they raise prices and spur Americans to build a reclaimed rubber industry producing 200000 tons annually. Rubber interests urge removal of all restraints before a government committee.
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United Press
London
Polite Burglar Ransacks Brooklyn Home for Jewelry
In Brooklyn on June 7 a courteous young thief robbed Frank J. Stahl's home of 1860 dollars in jewelry. He whispered to Mrs. Stahl to avoid waking her husband who slept nearby as the thief searched the bedroom.
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United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank J. Stahl
Voice quirks shape radio auditions and programs in McCalls feature
The McCalls interview with Bertha Brainard of WJZ notes stations run voice auditions before air and that transmission alters tone, sometimes banning certain voices. It lists many radio programs across stations, from Hawaiians to orchestras, and ends with a note on the Dragon tion and farewell to a diplomat in Vera Cruz.
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McCall's Magazine
Bertha Brainard
WJZ
New York
Hildegarde Fillmore
Miss Brainard
Vera Cruz
Sheffield Returns Mexican Ambassador on Vacation
United States Ambassador James R. Sheffield left Mexico City for the United States on June 7 for a rest. The report notes the envoy’s return is framed as a vacation period amid ongoing diplomatic routines.
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United Presa
Mexico City
United States
James R. Sheffield
Hero refuses medals after saving woman from Potomac
Private Roy A. Pierce shunned Carnegie medals for saving a life on a highway bridge. He lowered himself on a rope to rescue a woman who jumped into the Potomac, then vanished before giving his name. A mess mate later revealed his identity.
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Washington
Roy A. Pierce
Pierce
Highway
Potomac
Seek Ancient Beasts Fossils Sought by Smithsonian Team
United Press dispatch from Washington reports that during the last ice age elephants roamed North America and died out after the glacial period. The Smithsonian Institution is sending researchers across Florida and Oklahoma to locate a complete fossil.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Florida
Oklahoma
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