Contempt charge filed against Evansville city clerk
United Press reports in Evansville Indiana that City Clerk Louis Sarris faced contempt of court charges in Circuit Court. The action stems from his refusal to certify a manager petition with over 13 000 names to the city council after a mandate from Special Judge James Cutler. Sarris said his lawyers advised him that an appeal to the State Supreme Court stayed the judgment.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Louis Sarlls
Sarris
James Cutler
State Supreme Court
Paving and detour news on Indiana state highways
The 1927 paving first went into use on No. 41 from Boswell to Earl Park. No. 31 near Jeffersonville may open around June 15. Various detours and bridge work affect No. 29 No. 36 No. 37 No. 52 No. 40 and No. 67 during construction near Indianapolis Greensburg Danville Bedford and surrounding towns.
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John W. Williams
Boswell
Earl Park
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Madison
Versailles
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Kirklin
Logansport
PaPorte
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Burlington
Deer Creek
Knox
Oet
Illinois
Montezuma
Rockville
Danville
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Tell City
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Bedford
Bloomington
Martinsville
Grantsburg
Fowler
LaFayette
Lebanon
Rushville
Brookville
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Montmorenci
Otterbein
Lefayette
Marion Co. Line
National
Dunreith
Morristown
Vincennes
Bicknell
Spencer
Ilianapolis
Anderson
Muncie
Ingalls
Scientist Locates Iron Ore and Coal by Radio
Moscow June 10 Professor Petrovsky of the Leningrad Geological Institute says short radio wavelengths reveal and measure deposits of iron ore and coal in the Ural Mountains. He asserts waves deflect from large buried mineral masses, regardless of depth.
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Suited Press
Moscow
Professor Petrovsky
Leningrad Geological Institute
Ural Mountains
Earlier solo sailors outdid Lindbergh in daring
Vancouver reports British Columbia tests of tobacco culture on two half acre experimental plots at Saanich with one irrigated and one non irrigated. The piece recalls Captain Joshua Slocum’s 1895 solo voyage from Boston to Gibraltar and around the world, noting his 46 000 miles of single handed travel and ovation upon return.
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United Press
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Europe
Lindbergh
Joshua Slocum
Boston
Gibraltar
Cap'n Slocum
Vancouver
British Columbia
Saanich
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Senorita and
Faille
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