Airship Chief and Crew Shift West in Arctic Crash
Gen Umberto Nobile and crew of the Italia are stranded on shifting ice near Northeastland after the May 25 crash. Three crew members including Nobile and Cecioni were injured, and expeditions from four nations proceed to aid them from Hopen Island toward Kings Bay and King Bay relief bases.
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United Press
Copenhagen
Umberto Nobbie
Rome
Italia
Umberto Nobile
Natale Cecioni
Finn Malmgren
Cecioni
General Nobile
Northeastland
Malmgren
Italy
Nobile
Hopen Island
Kings Bay
De Molays to Initiate 89 Saturday in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Council Junior Order of De Molay will initiate 89 members into the second degree at 7 30 p m Saturday at the Athenaeum under ritual director Horace Mitchell. Members meet at 9 30 a m Monday at the Benjamin Harrison monument for a trip to Lafayette with 106 council members.
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Indianapolis
Order of de Molay
Athenaem
Horace Mitchell
David L. Neafus
Benjamin Harrison Monument
University Square
Lafayette
Indiana Veterans Meet in Greensburg for three day VFW session
The Indiana Department Veterans of Foreign Wars opened its three day meeting in Greensburg with a morning business session. Entertainment followed the session and included a parade of the Military Order of Cootie. A public meeting was addressed by Solon J. Carter of Indianapolis.
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Greensburg
Ind
Indiana Department
Military Order of Cootie
Solon J. Carter
Indianapolis
Purdue Ag Prof Christie Resigns to Lead Ontario College
Dr. George S. Christie resigns from Purdue University after 23 years to become president of the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. He has led Purdue's agricultural experiment station and extension department for eight years. In a separate local incident, Mrs. Bert Applegate reported a $15 loss from her purse at the Palace Theater, the remainder $91 is returned.
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Special Lafayette
Ind
George S. Christie
Purdue University
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ontario
Purdue
Agricultural Experiment Station
Bert Applegate
Arch St
Palace Theater
Roda Selleck
Butler University
Bonne Lees
Rosemary
Kiwanis Club
Rosemary Kelly
University of Chicago
Enos Troyer
Indianapolis Association of Wabash
Lewis Skinner
John Herron Art Institute
Janet Bauman
Elizabeth Stone
Elizabeth Savidge
Alberta Reep
Laverne Longlade
Depauw University
Edmund Engelking
Charles Lineback
George Pearce
Indiana University
Thelma Porter
Dorothy Wise
Caroline Kahn
Nellie Jean Baker
Ellinor Garber
Shortdige
Delmar Ray
Thomas Kelley
Joy Weyant
Jane Jones
Indiana University Extension
Mary Beatrice Whiteman
Eva Branham
Miss Sarah Youtsey Ends Fifty Years in Indianapolis Schools
White haired veteran teacher Miss Sarah Youtsey retires after fifty years at School 20 with a reputation for leniency and punctuality. She pursued a lifelong career in Indianapolis education, resisting spanking and stressing individual handling to guide pupils. She plans to live with sister Mrs Harry Clark at 525 N Bancroft St.
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Spruce St
Indianapolis
Sarah Youtsey
Miss Youtsey
Shortridge High School
Indianapolis Normal
Lewis H. Jones
Harry Clark
N. Bancroft St
Bandits Escape After Robbing Snyder's Service Station
Two bandits robbed Snyder's Service Station at Twenty Fifth Street and College Avenue. Police pursued them to Twenty Fifth Street and Central Avenue where they ditched the car on a lawn and fled. Attendant Chris Koop reported the theft of $50.
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Snyder
Twenty- Fifth St
College Ave
Twenty-Fifth St
Central Ave
Chris Koop
S. Oriental St
Epworth League Reelects Leader at Fort Wayne District
Jay F. Olinger of Garrett was re elected president of the Epworth League Fort Wayne district North Indiana Methodist conference at the convention in Bluffton. Horace Smith of Fort Wayne is treasurer secretary, Alice Hall is secretary, and Martha Goff of Bluffton is superintendent. The 1929 meeting will be in Harlan.
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Epworth League
Bluffton
Ind
Jay F. Olinger
Garrett
Ft. Wayne
North Indiana
M. E
Horace Smith
Alice Hall
Martha Goff
Harlan
Six Die in Clash Between Troops and Tobacco Workers
At Xanthi six people were killed and several wounded in a clash between troops and striking tobacco workers. A similar disturbance today caused additional injuries.
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United Press
Athens
Xanthi
Gillom Denies Link to Klinck in Notary Case
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom filed in Criminal Court an affidavit denying Earl Klinck ever had any connection with the attorney general. The affidavit seeks to negate a claim raised by witness William Rogers that Klinck represented the attorney general’s office. It aims to inform the judge regarding potential clemency petitions.
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Arthur L. Gilliom
Earl Klinck
Gilliom
Klinck
William Rogers
Attorney General
Gilliam
Rogers
Indiana
Delaware County selects new Democratic chairman
Lineback unseated L. H. Aker of Muncie as Delaware County Democratic chairman after the State central committee adopted a subcommittee report. W. J. Lineback was ousted for voting irregularities involving vice precinct committeemen while precinct committeemen were present. The subcommittee report was submitted by Charles B. Welliver and supported by Fred C. Gause and W. W. Spencer of the election commissioners.
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L. H. Aker
Muncie
Delaware County
State Central Committee
W. J. Lineback
Charles B. Welliver
Fred C. Gause
W. W. Spencer
State Board of
Siam Flag Features Elephant Shape
The statement notes that Siam, now Thailand, uses a flag whose design includes the silhouette of an elephant. It references a historical link between the country's flag imagery and elephants as symbols.
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Siam
Four Shortridge Students Give First City Graduation Addresses
Four Shortridge seniors spoke at the Wednesday graduation for 416 students at Cable Tabernacle. Speakers included Marjorie Coffin and Josephine Powers with tributes to four immortals. awards covered scholarships, medals, and a range of campus honors reflecting a new tradition in city ceremonies.
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Cable Tabernacle
Shortridge
Charles F. Miller
George Buck
William I. Caughran
Marjorie Coffin
Josephine Powers
Harold Lewis
Albert Levi
Levi
Nurses Graduation Address at St Vincent's Hospital
Twenty eight nurses from St Vincent's Hospital will graduate at a 7 30 p m commencement in the Louis DeMarillac auditorium. The principal address will be delivered by Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand bishop of the Indianapolis diocese and the valedictory by Esther Mcclain.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Louis DeMarillac
Esther McClain
Fog Delays Earhart Bellanca Trans Atlantic Race
Fog and northeast winds halt the trans Atlantic air race between Amelia Earhart's Friendship and Ma bel Bell's Columbia. Stultz tests Trepassy Bay lift with 750 gallons of fuel as backers consider moving the plane to Conception Bay for easier water recovery. Cape Race director Bridger rushed to Stultz amid rumors of a relocation plan.
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J.T. Meaney
United Press
ST. Johns
N. F
Amelia Earhart
Friendship
Mabel Bell
Columbia
Wilmer Stultz
Miss Earhart
Conception Bay
Trepassy Bay
Stultz
Superintendent Bridger
Cape Race
Air mishap at Harbour Grace injures youths and others
An aircraft was prepared for take-off at Harbour Grace once weather allowed. Niederwald with its pilot and three passengers were aboard when the plane struck a road, injuring four including three schoolboys.
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Will
Harbour Grace
Niederwald
Ome
Plane Forced Landing Injures Boy Passengers in Germany
FRANKFURT ON MAIN June 14 Seven persons were injured today when a Swiss airplane bound for Switzerland was forced to land in a whirlwind near the city. The victims included schoolboys and other passengers as rescue crews attended to the scene.
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United Press
Frankfort
Main
Germany
Switzerland
Capitol Loan Co ad offers auto loan refinance options
Refinance your auto payments on easier terms advertised by Capitol Loan Co at 141 E Wash St. Confidential and quick financing noted in the notice.
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Capitol Loan Co
E. Wash
Cyclone Strikes Sydney Suburbs Docked Ships Damaged
A cyclone raked South Wales smashing the Sydney area with hundreds of thousands in damage. Six died in early reports. The steamer Whitebay wrecked at Stockton and the Matson liner Sonoma, battered on arrival, saw a washed away bridge and smashed decks. Second Officer Lezelters knocked unconscious as heavy seas swept the ship. In Paris, three Army planes crashed near Le Bourget with one pilot killed during a night mission from Nancy to Paris.
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United Press
Sydney
South Wales
Whitebay
Stockton
Matson
Sonoma
Lezelters
Paris
Nancy
le Bourget
Lindbergh
Airdome
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