Red Tent Overlooked in Arctic Sun Glare During Rescue
After 26 days stranded on drifting ice General Umberto Nobile and five companions see planes circling from Riiser-Larsen and Luetzow Holm. Nobile reports the red tent was ignored in bright sunlight until a radio message confirmed the Nederlander flight. Smoke bombs lit to signal were visible against the white ice as Braganza relayed the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italia
Braganza
Arctic
Umberto Nobile
Riiser-Larsen
Luetzow Holm
Nobile
Capt
Lieut
Citta di Milano
Polar rescue updates from Italia search efforts near Spitzbergen
Reports from Kings Bay describe air expeditions toward the Italia crash area as searchers strive to locate Gen Nobile and 15 others. Riiser-Larsen and Luetzow Holm return to Braganza noting dangerous ice and crevasses, while ships Tania Quest and Krassin mobilize for possible aid. Separately at Seymour Indiana a Knights of Pythias group protests cemetery desecration by city workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Platen
Foyn Island
Nobile
Tania
Quest
North Pole
Maddelena
Wadsoe
Bear Island
Roald Amundsen
Dietrichson
Tromsoe
Norway
Guilbaud
Uppland
Narvik
Kings Bay
Braganza
North Cape
Seymour
Ind
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Old City
Hoover Aid Dies in Indiana After Brief Illness
Loganport Indiana June 18 Walter Closson insurance man who directed Cass County campaign for Herbert Hoover in the May primary dies after a short illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Aid
Times
Logansport
Ind
Walter Closson
Cass County
Herbert Hoover
St Patrick's Graduation for Woodlawn and Hunter Street Estates
St Patrick's School on Woodlawn Avenue and Hunter Street will hold graduation exercises Tuesday evening. Pupils listed in rows by name include John Logan Frances O Connell Robert Walpole Helen Burke Russell Smith Ruth Krammer Catherine Harding Edward Ziegler Alma Dugan Paul Tierney Regina Goddy Joseph Doyle Martha Welch Malo Topmiller Margaret OBrien Maurice Burris Francis Clancy Kathleen Schad Gerald Davey Loretta Mayrocker Leonard Snider Mildred Bender Ray Logan Catherine Cooney Mary Jones Ronald Witman James Vespe Mary Miller Dorothy Prestel Mary Greenwell James Winshall John Walsh.
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St. Patrick's School
Woodlawn Ave
Hunter St
John Logan
Frances Frances O'Connell
Robert Walpole
Helen Burke
Russell Smith
Ruth Krammer
Bernard Burch
Catherine Harding
Edward Ziegler
Atdmut Brandmaier
Joseph Vogelwade
Agnes McLinn
Charles McLinn
Caroline Achgill
James Saul
Lorraine Koerner
Thomas Manning
Gertrude Baker
Alma Dugan
Paul Tierney
Regina Goddy
Joseph Doyle
Martha Welch
Malo Topmiller
Margaret O’brien
Maurice Burris
Francis Clancy
Kathleen Schad
Gerald Davey
Loretta Mayrocker
Leonard Snider
Mildred Bender
Ray Logan
Catherine Cooney
Mary Jones
Ronald Witman
James Vespe
Mary Miller
Dorothy Prestel
Mary Greenwell
James Winshall
John Walsh
Bandits Strike In ITY Across City With Robberies
A string of robberies reported across the area includes a $100 theft from the Indian Refining Company station on Spencer Ave and E Washington St where an attendant was forced to open the safe. Other incidents involve jewelry and cash snatches near Congress Ave, Northwestern Ave, and Michigan St with victims assaulted or threatened.
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Indian Refining Company
Spencer Ave
E. Washington St
C. E. Alcorn
J. F. McCoy
Congress Ave
Northwestern Ave
McCoy
O. R. Basico
Michigan St
Ralph McKay
Meridian
Minnesota Sts
Walter Settles
Ohio St
Liberty St
Liberty
Lockerbie
Settles
Albert Lee
Walnut St
New Jersey
R. H. Freeman
Crawfordsville
Speedway Enly
Foremen Hear Management Talk at Lilly Plant Dinner
Fred Hoke vice president treasurer of Holcomb Hoke Co will speak at the Indianapolis Foremen Club dinner at the Eli Lilly plant cafeteria at 6 30 p m Friday The talk titled The Foreman and Managements Production Problems will be followed by a cross cut saws motion picture shown courtesy of E C Atkins Co Earl Carrolls orchestra and Monk Biddle novelty dancer provide entertainment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoke
Holcomb & Hoke Company
Indianapolis
Eli Lilly & Co
E. C. Atkins & Co
Earl Carroll
Monk Biddle
Joseph Rusche Dies After Long Residency in City
Funeral services for Joseph Rusche 72 long time resident will be at 1517 Reisner Street at 10 30 a m Wednesday. He died Sunday at the city hospital. Masonic and Red Men lodges will conduct burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. He was a paint maker for many years and had been semi invalid for a year. Surviving are widow Victoria and three children Mary Clover Norma Rusche Indianapolis and Arthur J Rusche Richmond Indiana.
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Joseph Rusche
Reisner St
City Hospital
Masonic
Red Men Lodges
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rusche
Victoria Rusche
Mary Clover
Norma Rusche
Indianapolis
Arthur J. Rusche
Richmond
Ind
Honor Dead Pastors Eulogized At Epworth League Service
Memorial services at Central Church honored late Dr. Harry A King and Rev. A L Williams of Merritt Place M E Church as part of Epworth League commemorations for all deceased Methodist ministers. Alpha Joslin led the program, with Rev. Frank L Roberts delivering the main sermon. In Middletown New York the Rev Robert A Greenwell said he saw God’s hand in the Republican platform during a Sunday sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Andrews King
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
A. L. Williams
Merritt Place M. E
Epworth League
Central Church
Alpha Joslin
Frank Lee Roberts
Central Ave. Church
God
United Press
Middletown
N. Y
Robert A. Greenwell
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Slogans will decide the 1932 campaign says Stokes
Thomas L Stokes argues the coming presidential race will hinge on slogans as Hoover is branded Herb and Smith may echo New York phrases The piece notes efforts to humanize Hoover and popular campaign songs framing the wartime sugar and meat saving era and the slogan driven contest ahead
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Hoover
Herb
Rotary Group Away to International Convention
One hundred Rotary members and families from the Twentieth Indiana district left Indianapolis Sunday for the international convention opening today in Minneapolis Minnesota. The meeting runs through Friday with Wilbur Gruber and John C. Millspaugh in charge of travel arrangements and James A. Ross leading the Indianapolis delegation.
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Indiana
Rotary International
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Minneapolis
Minn
Wilbur Gruber
Indianapolis Club
John C. Millspaugh
Pennsylvania
James A. Ross
Farm tactics shaped by farm relief plank votes
Republican leaders focusing on forty five rural convention districts in six states to carry the farm belt. The McNary Haugen plank failed 267 to 817 in conventions, with Illinois Indiana and Minnesota supporting strongly while Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma diverged. Farm work targets rural Illinois Indiana South Dakota North Dakota Minnesota Iowa.
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Kansas
City
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Illinois
North Dakota
South Dakota
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
South
Hoover
Curtis
Judge to present jail sanitation issues to city council
Municipal Judge Clifton Cameron plans to address the city council tonight about rats and general filth at the city jail. He cites roaches in his own court and urges action with support from municipal judges and Police Chief Worley to fix the police station and improve inmate conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton R. Cameron
Claude M. Worley
Cameron
One dead in city weekend car crash toll rises
A 23 year old Paul Kinsley of 818 Division St died after losing control of a light truck at Tenth and West Streets and crashing into a Columbia Ave streetcar. Five other injured include Roy Garrett and four companions while Oletha Herrin and her mother escaped injury. A separate DUI arrest followed a ditch incident at Arlington Ave and Brookville Rd and injuries were reported in several other crashes across the city.
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Paul Kinsley
Division St
Tenth and
West Sts
Columbia Ave
City Hospital
Kinsley
Myers Photo Shop
Alabama St
Roy Garrett
New York St
John Nelson
Vermont St
William Garrett
Roy
Ollie
Rollie Lynch
Grande Ave
Michigan St
Nelson
Miss Herrin
J. O. Herrin
Bryant Sherer
Terre Haute
Arlington Ave
Brookville Rd
Driver Arrested After Vehicle Strikes Pedestrian in Zone
A driver is under arrest after his car crashed into a safety zone hitting Mrs. Laureate Rorae at 609 W Washington St. She suffers a probable concussion. Police report ongoing investigation.
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Laureate Rorae
W. Washington St
Rorae
Plan U dry poll Washington proposed by Prohibition group
H H Curran president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment announced a national poll on prohibition modeled after one in Delaware. He noted Republicans just back from Kansas City would be interested that Delaware voters ratified prohibition 8 to 1 in a certified questionnaire of 100000 voters. He questioned if prohibition candidates can carry Delaware.
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United Press
Washington
Delaware
H. H. Curran
Kansas City
Curran
Association
Indiana Leads in Unprotected Grade Crossings Toll
Indiana had 7 977 unprotected grade crossings with 188 killed and 431 injured in 1927, according to the American Road Builders Association. Texas and Ohio exceed Indiana in total crossings, while since 1920 U S grade crossing deaths total 16 793. The 1927 year saw a notable decrease for the first time since 1900.
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Indiana
American
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Texas
United States
Hopkins Grad Knapp Earns Medical Degree
Howard Knapp, son of Dr and Mrs Knapp of Vincennes Indiana, graduated with a doctor of medicine degree from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes, Ind
Howard Knapp
Knapp
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Ten Die In Indiana Two Day Violence Toll
Ten people died in Indiana over the weekend in separate accidents and suicides. Victims include four Indianapolis residents and others from Mishawaka Gary Jeffersonville Evansville East Chicago and Monticello with drownings, a streetcar collision, a truck crash, and a train strike.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Flynn Trinkley
N. Grant St
Mary
Albert
Lake Freeman
Monticello
Frank Ketchum
Regent St
Arthur Shirk
Mishawaka
David Lake
Michigan
Raymond Doherty
Jeffersonville
Ohio River
Clara Dout
Gary
Nick Constantinas
Roy Jack
Evansville
Paul Knisely
Division St
Thomas Boor
Chicago
start five day week Br 4 united Preas
The American Federation of Labor implements a five day week at its national headquarters in Washington D C for all organized labor. Over 100 employees begin the plan with salaries unchanged despite the lost Saturday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Ehrmann Rites Set for 90 Year Old Indianapolis Resident
Funeral services for Marie Ehrmann 90 who died Saturday at 214 Harris Ave will be held at the home Tuesday at 2 30 p m Burial will be at Mt Jackson Cemetery She came from Germany as a girl settled in the South After the Civil War she moved to Indianapolis and lived here since Surviving are a daughter a couple grandsons and four great grandsons She was a member of the First German Baptist Church The Rev George C Chandler and the Rev L H Kendall will officiate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ehrmann
Harris Ave
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Ehrmann
Germany
South
Indianapolis
Lillian Sprecher
First German Baptist Church
George C. Chandler
Memorial/Baptist Church
L. H. Kendall
West Washington M. E
Pastor Installed At First Moravian Church
The Rev. F. U. Stocker was installed as pastor of the First Moravian Episcopal church by Bishop J. Taylor Hamilton of Bethlehem Pa during special Sunday services. Charles B. Michael of Indianapolis was ordained and will head to Alaska as a missionary. Stocker came here from New York to replace Rev. C Weber who went to Winston-Salem N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. U. Stocker
First
J. Taylor Hamilton
Bethelhem
Charles B. Michael
Indianapolis
Alaska
Stocker
New York
C. ©. Weber
Winston-Salem
N. C
Indiana Pharmacists to Hold 47th Annual Meeting
The Indiana Pharmaceutical Association will hold its forty seventh annual meeting in Culver Indiana on June 18 to 20 with Wood Wiles of Bloomington delivering the welcome. Indianapolis speakers include A Kiefer mayor and Eli Lilly executive Harry Noel as part of the program. In Ossian Indiana Arthur Gibson and two passengers escaped injury when a plane overturned after landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Ind
Indiana Pharms °Ical Association
Wood Wiles
Bloomington
Indianapolis
A. Kiefer
National Research Bureau
Harry Noel
Eli Lilly & Co
Times Special
Ossian
Arthur Gibson
Howard Quackenbush
Daniel Busbee
Gibson
Here
Approve Church Union Sanctioned Sunday
The merger of Immanuel and Second Reformed Churches was approved by congregations on Sunday. Consultations will be discussed by the two consistories at the latter Wednesday night. Both congregations favored the merger, and a final vote is planned after several months to complete the proposal.
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Immanuel and
Second Reformed
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