Senate Panel Probes Hoover Naval Treaty Papers Access
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debated Hoover's withholding of naval treaty documents. A resolution to challenge the action was to be redrafted with Borah and Moses aiding Black. Robinson pressed for access via Secretary Stimson, but the plan failed. the panel signaled likely support for reporting the treaty this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Senate
Black
Dem
Ala
Borah
Moses
Rep
N. H
Robinson
Ind
Secretary of State
Stimson
State Department
Cleveland
Weather report from the air at 9.2. m
North wind 6 mph, sea level pressure 30.13 inches, temperature 65 degrees. Ceiling unlimited, visibility 16 miles, field conditions Good.
Airport passenger list from Mars Hill and Hoosier
The docket lists passengers aboard Mars Hill Airport and Embry-Riddle services to Cincinnati and Chicago. Named travelers include Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Robertson of 246 Buckingham Drive and R. K. Thompson of 2162 North Meridian Street. Hoosier Airport shows O. L. Grimes of Muncie traveling round trip Ry an. Capitol Airport records Robert Porter from Los Angeles to New York and Waco.
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Mars Hill
Embry-Riddle
Cincinnati
R. D. Robertson
Buckingham Drive
Chicago
R. K. Thompson
North Meridian Street
Hoosier
O. L. Grimes
Muncie
Ry@an. Capitol
Robert Porter
Los Angeles
New York
Waco
Spaulding C. Pritchett
Louis Hunton Berry
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
North West Street
North California
H. B. Brady
Brady Travel Bureau
South Parkway
Northwest
Brady
America
Citizens’ Reception Committee
F. B. Ransom
Walker Coffee Pot
National Medical Association
R. L. Brokenburr
W. E. Baugh
R. W. Chamblee
J. F. Johnson
J. Richardson Jr
George Harden
Henry R. Wilson
A. M. Harris
F. W. Littlejohn
Phyllis Waters
Hezel Alexander
Lena Stone
Jessie M. Johnson
Maudeline Bailey
Mayor Dale Hosts Air Conference With City Aviation Commission
Mayor George R. Dale of Muncie convened a conference with the city aviation commission. The three commissioners flew here by plane piloted by William Grimes from Wall airport, arriving about thirty minutes after the mayor initiated the meeting by long distance telephone.
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George R. Dale
Muncie
City Aviation Commission
William Grimes
the Wall
Yancey Reaches Peru On South American goodwill flight
Captain Lewis A. Yancey Radio Operator Zeb Bouck and Co Pilot Emil Burgin arrived in Lima Peru after a day of anxiety as the Peruvian government dispatched naval vessels to search for them along the coast. They planned to resume their flight Thursday from Lima to Antofagasta Chile. The party landed Sunday from Balboa Panama at 515 p m local time but officials did not report their arrival prompting a coast wide search lasting hours.
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United Press
Lima
Peru
Lewis A. Yancey
Antofagasta
Chile
Yancey
Zeb Bouck
Emil Burgin
Talara
Palara
Balboa
C. Z
Duchess of Bedford Plans New Air Feats After London Capetown Flight
The Duchess of Bedford, resting after a record flight from London to Capetown and back covering 19,000 miles in twenty days, is understood to be considering further air conquests.
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Gu United Press
London
Duchess of Bedford
Capetown
Fat Man Walks Ten Miles Improbable Health Claim
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts claiming a daily half teaspoon in hot water for 30 days will boost energy, curb fat, and enable a daily walk. It portrays improved endurance and health as natural outcomes of the “cloud of vitalising salts” in the body.
State Roads Are Oiled Across Several Routes
Director John J. Brown announced oiling on routes 22 from 52 junction to Boswell and near Basslake, 29 north of 30, 65 from New Harmony to Solitude, and 61 from Pike Warren line to Arthur. Oil work finished on 29 Marion county line to Boylescan and 32 Lebanon to Boone Hamilton line. Ed Branton, 61, injured after walking into a car driven by Melvin Kinney, 20, at North and West Streets.
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John J. Brown
State Highway Department
Boswell
Basslake
Argus
New Harmony
Solitude
Marion County
Boylescan
Lebanon
Boone-Hamilton County
Ed Branton
Cornell Avenue
Melvin Kinney
Judge dismisses assets suit against insurers
Superior Judge James M. Leathers today dismissed an accounting suit brought by George F. Goldman, a policy holder in American Auto Indemnity Association, against American States Insurance Company and American Insurance Underwriters, Inc. Goldman petitioned for the dismissal.
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James M. Leathers
American States Insurance Company
American Insurance Underwriters, Inc
George F. Goldman
American Auto Indemnity Association
Goldman
Zion Churches Open Conclave in City Chapel
The twenty first annual session of the Indiana conference of African Methodist Episcopal Zion churches opens at Caldwell Chapel on Sheffield Avenue and West Eleventh Street. Officers include Presiding Bishop Cameron Ches sfield Alleyne and Bishop John Wesley Wood with several pastors and lay leaders guiding morning and afternoon services through Sunday.
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Indiana Conference of African Methodist Episcopal Zion Churches
Caldwell -Iapel
Sheffield Avenue
West Eleventh Street
Cameron Ches Syfield Alleyne
John
Wesley Wood
Esociate
Edward Samuel Bailey
David Cecil Lynch
Caldwell Church
Stephen Gill Spotswood
Clara Webb Mariette
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Bishop Alleyne
Frank McClellan Overton
Vernon, Ill
S. G. Spottswood
S. H. Marion
F. M. Overton
B. F. J. Westbrooks
James W. Eichelberger Jr
Ellen V. Thomas
William R. Meriwether
Noblesville
Jerry Thomas
Miss Thomas
United States Postal Service
Rookwood Avenue
Pauline Reed
Chicago
Hazel Alexander
West Pratt Street
Kentucky
Racial School Issue Set for Indiana Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court will hear June 17 the Alberta Cheeks case from Gary challenging segregation in Gary public schools. The Porter circuit court previously upheld Gary officials banishing Negro pupils to separate schools. The United States leads tobacco production with Brazil far behind.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Alberta Cheeks
Gary
Porter
United States
Brazil
Veterans contest offers car prize for Miss Victory
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention City post announce a women’s popularity contest linked to a World War I drama Siege of 1918. A Marmon-Roosevelt sedan will be awarded to Miss Victory. nominations close June 14 at 143 East Ohio Street. banquet planned to start the drive.
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W. T. Wagner
Convention City Post
Wagner
Veterans’ Organization
Indianapolis
Marmon Motor Car Company
Eleventh
Meridian Streets
East Ohio Street
Virginia Scott
Ketcham Street
Thelma House
Pratt Street
Luella Wolfe
West Tenth Street
Alta L. Helms
Stuart Street
Helen Cavanaugh
Union Street
Elizabeth Miller
Viola Wagner
East Legrande
Ruth Banister
Goodlet Avenue
Lela Laepsky
South Meridien Street
Gene Bartlett
East St. Clair Street
Winifred Noel
Brookside Avenue
Corrine Hadley
Geneva Tharp
Gladys Koontz
South Elder Avenue
Mitzi Meredith
South Alabama Street
Eugenia Bramblett
Central Avenue
Esther Ragan
Tibbs Avenue
Dorothy Rudolph
Benjamin Harrison
Mountaineer Sought in Day Agent Killing
Modoc county posses hunt for Rodney Selby a 30 year old mountaineer and service station owner after he allegedly shot and killed federal prohibition agent Albert A. Brown and seriously wounded Robert A. Davis when they tried to arrest him at his mountain station.
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United Press
Alturas
Cal
Modoc County
Rodney Selby
Albert A. Brown
Robert A. Davis
Selby
Lonely Mountain
Davis
Woman Sentenced in Cincinnati Check Fraud Case
Mrs. Julia Summers 55 alias Julia Smith Julia Moore and Julia Inn was fined 500 dollars and costs and sentenced to six months in Indiana woman's prison by Judge Paul C Wetter in municipal court on fraudulent check charges. Evidence showed she passed thirty five worthless checks drawn on a Cincinnati bank. Downtown stores were among her victims and police say she has a long record as a check artist.
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Julia Summers
Julia Smith
Julia Moore
Julia Inn
Cincinnati
Indiana Woman's
Paul C. Wetter
Tocas
Wife Seeks Separation Over Husband's Constant Drinking
In White Plains New York a separation suit against embalmer John D. Kilwel ended with a decree. Lucy Kilwel testified that from 1926 to 1928 her husband returned home intoxicated every night. He was never abusive but utterly drunk, prompting the court to grant the decree.
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United Press
White Plains
N. Y
Lucy Kilwel
John D. Kilwel
Oil operators win city drilling ruling in Oklahoma City
Oil companies planned to extend drilling into central Oklahoma City after District Judge T. G. Chambers ruled the city could not bar them. The decision followed clashes with small property owners seeking leases and city officials warning of oil splashing on buildings and beauty spots. The case will be appealed to the state supreme court.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
T. G. Chambers
State Supreme Court
Bond Set For Man In Assault On Prohibition Agents
Edward Huth 52 receives $50 000 bond after being charged with assault and battery with intent to kill prohibition officers during a raid on his father’s property. Prohibition agents Charles J. Rukes and Warren P. Allender were wounded and hospitalized after being struck by shotgun pellets. The case was referred to a federal grand jury in Indianapolis following a waived preliminary examination.
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Bu United Press
New Albany
Ind
Edward Huth
Prohibition
Huth
Willie
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Charles J. Rukes
Warren P. Allender
Morristown
Walsh Seeks Expand Power For Senate Lobby Committee
Senator Walsh urges a resolution to authorize the lobby committee to question Bishop James Cannon Jr. over his 1928 anti Smith campaign activity in Virginia. Chairman Caraway returns from Arkansas amid a controversy over the panel’s authority and Cannon’s testimony.
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Walsh
Cannon
Senate Power
United Press
Washington
Senate
Lobby Committee
James Cannon Jr
Dem
Mont
Caraway
Arkansas
Virginia
Borah
Ida
Blaine
Rep
Wis
Konjola Offers Hope for Ailing Systems
An advertisement extols Konjola as a cure all with thirty two root and herb ingredients. It features testimonials from Indianapolis users describing relief from stomach and liver troubles kidney pain and nervous issues after six to eight weeks of use. The piece promotes a local dealer and urges readers to consult the Konjola man for verified claims.
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James Heard
Lexington Avenue
Indianapolis
Konjola
Hook Dependable
Illinois
Washington Streets
Hoard
Kka
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M. E
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Detroit
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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
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Miss Maxey
Builders’ Club
Simma Gamma Rho Sorority
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Supreme Court
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Haag’s
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Juanita Braxton
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Mate
Court
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Louisville
Etaches
Mai City
Monument Place
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Studios
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