Rescue plane again fails to sight Italians
General Umberto Nobile and five aides wait on perilous Arctic ice as relief flights come within two kilometers but miss the stranded group. Norwegian fliers Riiser-Larsen and Leutzow-Holm report no sighting, though Nobile saw them. Italian and other crews prepare to push rescue from Tromsoe and Oslo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik Berndsen
United Press
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Umberto Nobile
H. Riiser-Larsen
Leutzow-Holm
Nobile
Braganza
Leutzow-Holu
Riiser-Larsen
Citta di Milano
Prenzo
Tromsoe
Arctic
Maddalena
Roald Amundsen
Guilbaud
French Air Service
Distriction
Oslo
Cure to End Cure Urged at National Tuberculosis Meet
Dr H Longstreet Taylor urged careful supervision of TB patients discharged as cured, calling relapse care an economic and social burden. He proposed a third treatment phase, the cure to end the cure, to reduce relapses and costs. Metropolitan Life data show 80 percent of supervised patients are at work seven years after discharge, while 52 percent of unsupervised NYC patients relapse within a year.
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Bi Science Service
Portland
Ore
H. Longstreet Taylor
St. Paul
National Tuberculosis Accociation
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York City
Qualifications for Judgship in Issue
Evansville Indiana June 19 A controversy looms over the nomination of Travis B Williams for probate judge who would also serve as juvenile court judge The Indiana law requires age 40 and to be a father Williams at 38 and not a father may be ruled by the local act creating the court Some attorneys argue the general law governs while others say the local act overrides it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Travis B. Williams
Indiana
Williams
Girl Killed in Auto Crash in Plymouth
Eulah Thomas aged 16 died instantly when a parked car was struck by another vehicle. John Graydon injured while Edna Crasher and Fox Brothers in the Graydon car were not hurt. Harold Steiner drove the second machine into the Graydon car where Graydon was repairing his vehicle.
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United Press
Plymouth
Ind
Eulah Thomas
John Graydon
Graydon
Harold Steiner
Edna Crasher
Fox Brothers
Water springs fail as sewer excavation proceeds
Dry Wave reports in Valparaiso Indiana that excavation for the citys new sewer system is causing several water springs to cease flowing. Landowners expect water to return once excavation is finished and earth settles.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Thinned Ranks Mark G A R State Encampment Opening
Columbus Indiana June 19 The forty ninth annual State encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opens with Indiana survivors from 1861 in attendance. Post numbers have shrunk from 525 posts and 27000 members in 1885 to 138 posts and about 1500 today, with seven posts disbanded this year. The election race for commander features Watson E Molyneaux of Gary opposing Frank M Hay of Indianapolis as delegates convene Wednesday and plan a parade and camp fire. The 1929 encampment city will be chosen from Anderson Richmond Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Ind
Grand Army of the Republic
D. N. Foster
Wayne
Indiana
Hoffman
Waterloo
Angola
Aurora
Orwell
Ladoga
DuPont
Newtonville
Watson E. Molyneaux
Gary
Frank M. Hay
Indianapolis
Council of Administration
Anderson
Richmond
Martinsville
Little Flower Church Revue Planned For Thursday
The Church of the Little Flower on Fourteenth Street and Bosart Avenue will stage a home talent revue, Chuckles of 1928, at 8 p m. Mr Cohen’s Cabaret launches the program with the Little Flower orchestra and a 50 voice chorus directed by John Lamoureux. The second act features juvenile costume dancing and a cornet duet by Joel Inman and Henry Marks, with Rodney Crane and Joseph Ryce Jr plus a cello quartet including Virginia Leyenberger Mary Townsend Addie Axline and Elizabeth Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Little Flower
Fourteenth St
Bosart Ave
Mr. Cohen
Little Flower
John Lamoureux
George Rolfsen
Joseph Heitz
Roy Schwartz
Joseph McCurdy
Hewes College of Fine Arts
Joel Inman
Henry Marks
Rodney Crane
Joseph Ryce Jr
Bernard Riley
Virginia Leyenberger
Mary Townsend
Addie Axline
Elizabeth Kelley
Louis Feroglio to face liquor charge after still explosion
Louis Feroglio with bandaged hands will stand trial in Clinton city court on liquor law violations. He was burned when a still exploded in a two room shack, starting a fire he attempted to fight with his bare hands as firemen and police responded. Authorities seized a large still seven gallons of liquor mash three vats and fourteen empty barrels. The fire began when a leak in the still allowed its contents to contact fire beneath it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Clinton
Louis Feroglio
Two Boys in Truck Hurt In Hill Slope Accident
Mount Summit Indiana June 19. Carl Harp 15 and Robert Kennedy 16 local high school students were injured when the truck Harp drove overturned on a steep hill. He lost control while shifting gears and the vehicle rolled backward down the incline then toppled pinning both youths beneath it.
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Mount Summit
Ind
Carl Harp
Robert Kennedy
Harp
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Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Stillwater
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Jacquard
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EOE
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Bassinette
Tory
E. Washington
Alaska
Jnequard
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