Childs Obituary and Local Accidents Highlight City Losses
Bright Hudson 9 of 3931 Fletcher Ave killed May 28 as pastor warns drivers on crowded streets. School 3 playmates carry wreaths. burial at Memorial Park. Grabhorn boy dies en route to church program after shoe loss prompts dash. Sgro 3 seriously hurt after pistol accident. Grand Rapids & Indiana RR investigates a southbound wreck near Decatur with rail spread suspected.
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Bright Hudson
Fletcher Avye
Memorial Park Cemetery
Shirley Bros
Margaret Hartman
Harry
Grabtfirn
Louis Grabhorn
Brookside Park United Brethren Church
Olney
Eleventh Sts
Robert Applegate
John Applegate
N. Olney St
O. D. Thomas
William A. Coeppers
Tenth St
Jimmie
Leonard Nugent
Roosevelt Ave
Joe Sgro
S. Pine St
Police charge 34 with lighting violations among 48 drivers
Police outlined 48 motorists Wednesday night with 34 charged for violating lighting provisions of the traffic code. Six were charged with speed only and six with other violations. Albert Cross, 29, 2258 N Meridian St, faced speeding reckless driving and driving while intoxicated. Clinton White, 28, 231 W McCarty St, faced driving while intoxicated and operating without a license.
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Albert Cross
Meridian St
Clinton White
W. McCarty St
Freight report casts light on trading volume
Freight traffic for the week ending May 29 shows total loadings of 1 081 164 cars the largest weekly total of the season and up 4 779 from the prior week and 168 077 from a year ago. Stock activity improves with speculative sentiment aided by higher volumes and notable moves in American Can Pan American and Mack Truck.
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Bu United Press
New York
American Can
Mack Truck
Hudson
Banks and Exchange — Local Clearings and Rates
Indianapolis bank clearings for today amount to 3 775 000 debits 7 002 000. New York restatement notes 880 000 000 with ScrEbay 90 000 000. Foreign exchange closes lower with sterling 4.86 1 11 cents and francs 2 040 lire 0.640, Belgium marks 60 percent. Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama rates listed.
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Indianapolis
Sohne
Foreign Exchange Bu
United
Expraca
Belgium
Hong Kong
Bae
Shanghai
Bee
Yokohama
Fruit and Vegetable Prices at Commission Row Retailers
A garbled listing of wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables from commission row, citing various origins and packaging. Items include apples, bananas, coconuts, grapefruit, strawberries, peppers, cabbages, cucumbers, potatoes, tomatoes, and more with prices per box, crate, or basket and origin notes such as Florida California Indiana and Texas.
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Ben_ Davis
California
Washington
Indiana
Valencas
Jamaica
Florida
Bobs
Mons
Texas
H. G
N. C
Michigan
Alabama
Button
Nancy Hall
Fey
Local Mills Set No 2 Red Wheat Price at $1.42
Indianapolis mills and grain elevators post the rate of 1.42 dollars for No 2 red wheat on the basis of quality. The price reflects prevailing market merits for available lots in the area.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Day proposal at Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition
Governor Jackson received an invitation from Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia to designate a date for Indiana day at the Sesquicentennial Exposition. Kendrick urged a Hoosier reunion in Philadelphia with Indiana visitors, and Jackson referred the request to Clyde A. Walb, head of the Indiana sesquicentennial committee.
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Jackson
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Kendrick
Indiana
Jackso
Clyde A. Walb
Broad Ripple High aims for success with four keys
Rev W A Shullenberger told Broad Ripple High graduates that success comes from effort and four traits: youth optimism, ability, reserve strength and character. School board member Charles W Kern awarded diplomas to twenty five graduates as the orchestra provided music.
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W. A. Shullenberger
Central Christian Church
Broad Ripple High School
Charles W. Kern
Top Hog Prices Rise as Light Weight Leads Market at Indy Exchange
Hog trading at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange shows lightweights at a top of 15.10 while most hogs sold 14.50 to 14.95. totals include 7,500 receipts and 43 holdovers. Cattle and calves moved steady with steers 7.10 to 10.25, calves 12.50 to 13, sheep and lambs steady with lambs 13 to 17.50.
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Rep Steel
Oe Motors— Am Bosch
Chandler
Bergsler
G Motors
Packard
Studebaker
Nickel Erro
G&s
Houston
Union Phillips __P
Cote
St. Oye
Sears-Roe
Woolworth
Col & Is
Amer Co
Peoples
Phila Co
Wu St Union
Fleischmann
Lorill
RJ Reyalds
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Rouen
Grain Market Slumps Across All Corners At Chicago
United Press reports June 10 Chicago Board of Trade grains closed lower as wheat led a broad retreat. Cash prices fell across the winter wheat belt with rains boosting Kansas Nebraska and Dakotas. Corn and oats followed lower while provisions declined on the overall grain weakness.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Longs
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Kansas City
Omaha
Wheat and grain prices and futures mixed in Chicago and Toledo
The market report lists grains and commodities with bid and ask figures for wheat, oats, corn, rye, barley, and seeds. It includes July, September, and December contracts, with futures margins and cash prices from Chicago and Toledo on June 10.
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Chicago
Gover
Toledo
Alsike
Steel tonnage declines for May report
United Press reports U S Steel Corporation unfilled tonnage for May 31 shows a drop of 218 726 tons from April 30. May 31 unfilled tonnage stands at 3 649 250 tons versus 3 867 976 on April 30 and 4 379 935 on March 31.
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Bu United Press
New York
U. 5
Steel Corporation
Markets Report From Indianapolis and Cleveland Prices
Market notes show butter and eggs prices in Indianapolis and Chicago with wholesale rates for creamery butter around 40 to 45 cents and packing stock at 21 to 25 cents. Potatoes vary by region with barrels priced near 7.50 to 7.60 in Cleveland and tomato and poultry prices listed for heavy fowls and leghorns.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Carolina
Carlina
Mississi
Chicago
Keys
Alabama
Louisiana
Sugar Market Shows Steady Prices Amid Heavy Month Shifts
New York June 10 The sugar futures market paused the selling wave and held steady as traders shifted bets from July to distant contracts. Cuban raw sugar sales to foreign buyers were reported mostly at 27 to 16 cents, while London cables tied refiners' demand to the ongoing coal strike.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
London
Motorist Charged With Intoxication After Crash
Albert Cross, 29, of 2258 N Meridian St, charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and speeding after a high speed crash at Sixteenth St and Central Ave involving Edward Lynch. Injuries reported to Arthur Bluitt and Ethel Howard from other collisions. several persons faced related charges. City hospital treated injured. other incident on Indiana Ave left John Tolliver injured by a non stopping vehicle.
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Albert Cross
Meridian St
Sixteenth St
Central Ave
Edward Lynch
Terre , Haute
Ind
Fifteenth St
Arthur Bluitt
Missouri St
Anna May Douglass
North St
Twenty-Seventh St
Talbott Ave
Joe Jenkins
Ethel Howard
Twenty-Fifth St
City Hospital
John Tolliver
Indiana Ave
Cotton Market Outlook The South Exports Premature Decline Expected
The market moved lower as June 10 reports show strong spot sales to the South and heavy port shipments signaling upcoming exports. Texas analysts warn the crop is a month late with soil conditions improving, suggesting prices may fall between now and October and advising sales.
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Thomson McKinnon
New York
Uture
Exchange
Texas Authority
Texas
Governor appoints Pangborn to state livestock board
Governor Jackson names Charles Pangborn of Charleston to the State livestock sanitary board to replace Dr. Edward J. Tansey of Monrovia whose term expired Tuesday. Alvin Mellett of Etnan Green was added to another vacant post as part of the new board reshuffle in a move described as a majority being from detention of State officials.
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Jackson
Charles Pangborn
Charleston
Ind
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Edward J. Tansey
Monrovia
Alvin Mellett
Etnan Green
Tullans
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names And Addresses
A long list of marriage licenses records numerous individuals and their ages, occupations, and street addresses in Huntington Beach and surrounding areas. The entries include Atto Rust and Mary H. James, Harold Robinson and Margaret McC Williams, Donnell Bey and Esther Mullis, and others such as Vernon E. Pope and Garnet Fate, with varied jobs from laborer to stenographer and student.
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Atto Rust
Huntington Beach
Cal
Mary H. James
Harol Robinson
Michigan
Margaret McC. Williams
Broadway
Donnell H. Bey
Blaine
Esther M. Mullis
W. Teunty
Ganer Neal
N. Gale
Helen L. Patterson
N. Olney
Vernon E
Pope
Grand Hotel
Elern
Garnet Fate
Vermont
Reader
Alonzo_T. Jones
E. O Plereth
Wore
Dorothy M. Bedster
Orrisahier
E. Parran
Cora M. Morris
Herschel H.’ Hanae
Judaon A. Pate
N. Arael
Aldean Pendry
N. Rural
Clark
Livestock receipts and markets in East St Louis and Pittsburgh
East St Louis cattle receipts 2 200 market up sparse details with native steers up to 9 75 and calf prices about 11 50. Hog and sheep receipts show mixed prices with bulk casings and lambs 16 75 to 17 85. Pittsburgh reports slower trading with veal calves and lambs lower and hogs mostly 14 50 to 15 75 per cwt.
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East St, Louis
Casatsio
Bankers' Life Scores Court Ruling On Reorganization
United States Circuit Court of Appeals dissolved an injunction preventing the Bankers' Life Association reorganization. The restraining order followed a complaint by eighteen Illinois and two Indiana members who alleged officers aimed to gain full control of the company.
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United Press
Chicago
Bankers’ Life Association
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Illinois
Indiana
Four held in strong arm robbery ring case
Clarence Wright 21 of 1026 N West St was charged as a member of a strong arm bandit ring that has committed more than a half dozen brutal robberies. On Wednesday four other Black men were restated on robbery and grand larceny charges as detectives say victims were disrobed while ring members restrained them.
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Clarence Wright
N. West St
Judge Dismisses Scalping Charges Over Speedway Tickets
Municipal Judge Dan V. White dismissed scalping charges against four men who allegedly sold Speedway grand stand tickets for three dollars the day before the race. The court ruled the scalping statute covered only admission tickets.
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Dan V. White
Girl, 2, in critical condition after backyard fall
Della May Coleman, two, daughter of Albert Coleman of 514 South Noble Street, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries while playing in her backyard Wednesday. She remained in critical condition at City Hospital.
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Della May Coleman
Albert Coleman
S. Noblé Sr
City Hospital
Births Bring In Charlea Norma Phillips and More
Birth announcements list Charlea and Norma Phillips at 28725 Robson with parents Roger and Oretha Baird and others across addresses including 2001 Prospect and 1432 E Newark. Families named include Baker Chambergy Scott Prather Prange and many at Methodist Hospital and various streets.
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Charlea
Norma Phillips
Robson
Roger
Oretha Baird
Prospect
George
Lillian Baker
E. Newark
Roy
Kathryn Judd
Hanson
Cecil
Clara Chambergy
S. Weatbrook
Ernest
Ruth van Horn
Methodist Hospital
Mark
Margaret
Multiple Deaths Reported in City Obituaries
A garbled list of death notices mentions numerous individuals with ages and causes including myocarditis cerebral hemorrhage bronchopneumonia endocarditis and nephritis. Names and details are incomplete with hospital affiliations and addresses scattered throughout the fragment.
Farmers Face Crop Shortage Across Nation
Washington June 10 Times Special reports that unseasonable spring weather has led to the smallest overall crop production in fifteen years. Winter wheat yields will top 543.3 million bushels, up about 150 million from last year, but most other crops lag below normal and pasture and hay suffer.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Local Social Worker Groups to Hear Cleveland Conference Reviews
The Will Review Session will be held Friday at 4 p m at First Baptist Church. The public meeting features reviews of the national conference of social work held in Cleveland Ohio last week. Discussants include Olive Edwards Homer W Borst Eugene Foster Rhoda Welding George Rabinoff Annie Mack and Margaret Bloor with William A Hacker presiding.
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American Association of Social Workers
The
Social Workers’ Club
First Baptist Church
National Conference of Social Work
Cleveland
Ohio
Olive Edwards
Homer W. Borst
Eugene Foster
Rhoda Welding
George Rabinoff
Annie T. Mack
Margaret Bloor
William A. Hacker
Train wreck at Salt River kills major official in Capetown
Capetown June 10. A crowded train crashed into Salt River station injuring fifty and killing fourteen. Among the dead is Sir Malcolm Searle president of the Cape Division of the South African Supreme Court.
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Bu Times
Speci
Capetown
South Africa
Indianapolis Man Seeks M. A. Degree at Virginia
George Alexander Schumacher of 2724 N Meridian St Indianapolis is a candidate for the master of arts degree with the University of Virginia class of 1926. Graduation exercises will be held at the Mc Intire Amphitheater on Tuesday June 15.
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Indianapolis
University of Virginia
Times Special University
George Alexander Schumacher
N. Meridian Sr
McIntire
Cathedral High School Commencement Tonight
Commencement exercises will be held this evening at the Knights of Columbus auditorium in Cathedral High School. Diplomas will be presented by Bishop Joseph Chartrand and the Rev John J Burke will deliver the address. Arthur Burkhart receives the Chartrand gold medal for top four year scholastic record. Thomas Quinn earns the Knights of Columbus gold medal for second honors.
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Cathedral High School
Knights of Columbus
Thirteenth and
Delaware Sts
Joseph Chartrand
John J. Burke
Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Cathedral Orchestra
Chartrand
Arthur 8
Burkhart
K. of
Thomas M. Quinn
W. Roersig Jr
Robert J. Boyle
G. Lloyd Bulger
Arthur
Burkert
Riley Thomas Canter
Francis L. Carpenter
Arthur J. Chevrolet
Alfred F. Chouinard
John M. Connor
Boward
T. Corcoran
Frank R Pouguarty
Henry Dosle
George William Duddames
Frederick Duncan
Joseph Eugene Foerney
Agg Fitzgerald
John EK
Fogarty
George_E. Furguson
Edward J. Gallagher
John. W. Gerlach
James A Gibnon
Raymond Gilleste
Harry Guedethoefer
David Francia Harmon
Tohn Michael Ip.ga
New Light Willys Overland Car Expected This Summer
A Toledo report cites an authority predicting Willys-Overland will soon launch a new light four cylinder model. An official announcement is anticipated around July 1, with European style construction promising high speed performance, low build, and improved fuel efficiency.
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Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland, Inc
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