Court order halts Dodge merger deal in New York
A New York Supreme Court temporary injunction blocks the 250 million Dodge Brothers Inc and Chrysler merger. Col. Calvin Hocker Goddard of Richmond, Va., seeks relief against Dillon Read & Co. holdings claiming asset transfers should honor preferred stock rights. The plan would swap Dodge preferred for Chrysler common at five to one for A shares and ten to one for B shares, leaving Dodge holders with about 29 percent of Chrysler stock.
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United Press New York
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Chrysler Corporation
Supreme Court
Richard P.lydon
George V. Mullan
Col
Calvin Hocker Goddard
Richmond
Dillon, Read & Co
Dodge Company
Colonel Goddard
Chrysler
Dodge Preferred
Dodge
Chrysler Common
Frank E McCarthy ex councilman dies at 52
Funeral services for Frank E McCarthy 52 former city councilman and Democrat will be held at 9 am Thursday at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral with burial at Holy Cross cemetery He died Monday at St Vincent Hospital after an operation He was a lifelong Indianapolis resident and longtime worker at the Big Four shops in Beech Grove Surviving are his widow two daughters a son three brothers three sisters and his mother
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Frank E. McCarthy
SS. Peter and Paul
Holy Cross Cemetery
McCarthy
St. Vincent Hospital
Beech Grove
Samuel Lewis Shank
Knights of Columbus
Margaret McCarthy
John M. Kelly
Francis McCarthy
Indianapolis
William McCarthy
Bakersfield
Cal
Joseph McCarthy
Hammond
Ind
Raymond McCarthy
Chicago
Anna Edmonds
Julia Fowler
Nell Gleason
Catherine McCarty
Butler Withdraws From Race For U S Senate Nomination
William M. Butler former Republican national committee chairman ends candidacy for the U S Senate nomination. He says he will not be a candidate and requests his name not be submitted at the Republican conference in Boston. With Butler out, B Loring Young gains support as a leading candidate. The State Department plans to publish Indiana territorial history papers from its Washington archives, learned Colemar.
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United Press
Boston
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
United States
Francis Prescott
Republican State Committee
Butler
Senate
B. Loring Young
House
Department of State
Indiana
Washington, D
B. Colemar
Historical Bureau Erector
Educators to Probe Utilities Propaganda in Schools
Washington reports organized education will probe utilities propaganda in public schools amid FTC inquiry findings. A resolution to hire investigators will be introduced at the National Education Association convention in Minneapolis, with focus on educators' role and other interests seeking influence in curriculums.
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United Press
Washington
National Education Association
Minneapolis
Federal Trade Commission
Judge rejects bid on defunct firm assets
Probate Judge Mahlon F. Bush rejects a $550,000 bid from Marion Finance Company for all assets of Indiana Investment and Securities Co as too low against a $593,000 appraisal. Receiver LeRoy Lewis backs Commercial Credit Company’s $314,000 bid for automobile contracts valued at $296,000.
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Indiana Investment and Securities Company
Marion Finance Company
Mahlon F. Bush
LeRoy Lewis
Commercial Credit Company
Alex Metzger
Metzger
Draw Names for Marion County Grand Jurors
Six prospective grand jurors for six months starting July 1 were drawn by the county jury commissioners. The list includes Eli J. Rodibaugh Joseph C. Karne Abraham Kammeen John Rush Dr. John A. McDonald and Charles A. Marshall.
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Marion County
James A. Collins
Eli J. Rodibaugh
New Augusta
Farmer
Joseph C. Karne
Ashland Ave
Abraham Kammeen
W. Thirty-Third St
Carpenter
John Rush
John A. McDonald
Pennsylvania St
Charles A. Marshall
Capitol Ave
Music schools honored host who backs merger plan
Arthur Jordan hosted a dinner for eighty four instructors from the Metropolitan School of Music and the Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts at Spink-Arms. Jordan plans to merge the two schools and develops Butler University ties with a $1,000,000 donation for Jordan Hall.
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Metropolitan School of Music
Indiana College of Music and Fine Arts
Spink-Arms
Arthur Jordan
Jordan
Butler University
Jordan Hall
Butler
Middle West
Farmer Ray Lane Fined for Shooting Squirrels
Greenfield farmer Ray Lane paid 97.50 dollars after shooting squirrels in the closed season. Southern division game warden chief Fred Ehlers announced the fine for using a silenced rifle.
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Ray Lane
Greenfield Farmer
Fred Ehlers
Lane
Pillow Arm Jacquard Suite with Reversible Cushions
An advert promotes an $159.50 Jacquard pillow arm suite featuring serpentine design and reversible cushions. offered with an $8.85 down payment option.
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Jacquard
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