Plane crash ends dreams of two Butler students
Edward McCalip 20 of 330 Downey Ave and Weldon Worth 20 of 5920 University Ave were aviation hopefuls and Butler University students. McCalip died as a passenger plane crashed three miles west of Shelbyville. Worth survived with facial injuries a broken right arm and possible internal injuries. They were trained by Goodwin Weaver and had built a new winged plane after a prior flight. Worth piloted from the rear seat as the craft hit an air pocket from 150 feet and spun. Funeral plans have not been set.
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Edward McCalip
Downey Ave
Weldon Worth
University Ave
Charles Lindbergh
McCalip
Shelbyville
Worth
Eugene Worth
Shelbyvill Hospital
Butler University
Technical High School
Goodwin Weaver
California
Weaver
Indianapolis
Bouilt
Oil field blast burns three drillers in Long Beach
Three oil field workers were burned while five wells in the Alamitos Heights area were destroyed by fire. The blaze caused about 500000 dollars in loss. Two wells belonged to Union Drilling Petroleum Co and one to A S Johnson Petroleum Co, with flames triggering after an explosion during late-night operations.
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United Press
Long Beach
Cal
Alamitos Heights
Julianee Company
Union Drilling Petroleum Company
A. S. Johnson Petroleum Company
Marion Reverts To Standard Time After DST Confusion
Marion Indiana switches back to standard time after three weeks of daylight saving. A straw vote showed a clear majority in favor of standard time, following complaints from residents who resisted daylight saving and caused confusion in Grant County city.
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Marion
Ind
Grant County
Thief Strikes Filling Station Attendant Third Time
Luther Boatman, 23, of 22 Audubon Rd., robbed at a filling station at Thirty-Eighth St. and Fall Creek Blvd for the third time by the same bandit. The man, in an expensive car, ordered Boatman to return to the station and grab the cash box, escaping with $250 after Boatman slipped $20 from the register to the floor.
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Luther Boatman
Audubon Rd
Boatman
Tom Mix Leads Opposition to Salary Reductions
Hollywood news reports motion picture producers plan to cut salaries by 10 to 25 percent. Tom Mix vows to refuse any reduction, citing his star status and $15 000 weekly pay. Conrad Nagel named chairman of an executive committee for Actors Equity as a mass meeting is planned. First National, MGM and Paramount tackle reductions with listed stars.
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ONT Tee
Hollywood
Cal
Tom*mix
Mix
Tony
Conrad Nagel
Motion Picture Players
Actors’ Equity of
New York City
Nagel
First National
Straton plans two months crusade against modernism and Pentecostalism
Dr John Roach Straton, Baptist fundamentalist pastor in New York, announces a two months campaign against modernists and Pentecostalism. Aldine Utley, a 15 year old evangelist, will be a weapon in the crusade. Straton plans sermons targeting Calvary Church dissenters and editors while uniting churches for a world fundamentalist union.
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United Press
New York
John Roach Straton
Aldine Utley
Glad Tidings
Tabernacle
Ainee Semple McPherson
Straton
Dr. Straton
Miss Utley
Boy Drowns Near Old Swimmin Hole in Greenfield
The Times reports 12 year old James Lewis drowned in Brandywine Creek near the Old Swimmin Hole from Riley’s poem. His twin Gerald and playmate Fred Merriman, 10, tried to rescue him. James is a son of Mrs. Sheridan Lewis of Greenfield.
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Times Special
Greenfield
Ind
Brandywine Creek
James Whitcomb Riley
James Lewis
Gerald
Fred Merriman
Sheridan Lewis
Praying On Knees Urged By Evangelist Erickson
Reverend C. H. Erickson opened his second week at Cable Tabernacle with a sermon on The Power of Prayer. He urged fewer rituals and more kneeling prayer to claim God's promises, noting prayers were answered in Bible times and should be today.
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C. H. Erickson
Cable Tavernacle
Erickson
Woman Cheats Death After Poison Claim
Mrs. Grave Bailey, 37, of 2301 Roosevelt Ave took poison after a family argument but doctors say she is not in danger today. Police were told she attempted self harm at home Sunday night and then fled to city hospital where she denied taking poison.
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Grave Bailey
Roosevelt Ave
City Hospital
Radio Corp Triumphs Over DeForest in Tube Patent Suit
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled RCA wins again against DeForest Telephone and Telegraph for alleged infringement in selling vacuum tubes. DeForest sought damages alleging patent infringement of Dr Lee DeForest’s patent by tubes made by Westinghouse Lamp Company.
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United Press
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Radio Corporation of America
DeForest Telephone and Telegraph Company
DeForest Company
The
Radio Corporation
Lee DeForest
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Police abandon water search for missing Marion Miller
Police stopped dragging a gravel pit near Raymond St and Bluff Rd for 13 year old Marion Hubert Miller and shifted to a land search. A clothing fragment found by the boy's mother and uncle on the pit bank, Friday's last known location, prompted the change. Witnesses described a boy matching Miller's description seen in Morgan County and Greenwood to Edinburg, with a ride to Louisville claimed by a boy named Marion Miller.
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Raymond St
Bluff Rd
Marion Hubert Miller
Beecher St
Harry Miller
Marion
Bedford, Inc
Morgan County
Clarence Robinson
Lincoln St
Frank Pardick
Leonard St
Greenwood
Edinburg
Ind
Marion Miller
Louisville
Burglary Charges After Standard Grocery Break-In
Witness W A Workman reports a man crawling through a broken window at the Standard grocery on Fairfield Avenue. Police locate Joe Owens and Paul Jones in a car at Birchwood and Fairfield with a sack of sugar and canned goods, both charged with burglary.
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W. A. Workman
Fairfield Ave
Standard
Wenze and
Bruce
Joe Owens
Cornell Ave
Paul Jones
W. Thirtieth St
Birchwood
Fairfield Aves
Seek Motherless Girl Taken for Auto Ride
Mrs. Mae Sherrick seeks help in locating Rosabelle Johnson a seven year old girl allegedly kidnapped Sunday. The niece is reportedly in the custody of another aunt, whom Mrs. Sherrick seeks to arrest. Rosabelle’s mother is dead and the child has lived at the Sherrick home with her father away for health reasons.
White must aid Negro, says New York educator Pickens
W L Pickens, a New York Negro educator, told East Tenth Street M E Church that whites must aid Negroes for white safety and well being. The service featured a pageant and was attended by Mr and Mrs Clarence Darrow of Chicago.
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East’ Tenth Street
M. E. Church
W. L. Pickens
New York
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Local boys compete in fifth national marble tournament
Atlantic City, June 27. Thirty seven boys, each city champion, began the elimination rounds of the fifth national marble tournament today, seeking the national title.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Readers Endorse The Times Across Pages
A chorus of women from various streets praises The Times for its concise front page stories helpful household hints patterns and recipes fashionable society notes and entertaining serials. They commend the women's and sports pages the comic section and editorials noting readability and stand taken on city matters.
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Eva Madison
Asbury St
Times
Aca Silcox
Twelfth St
Katherine Boone
Central Ave
Maxine Gardner
Seventeenth St
Boots
Elmer Barnes
la Salle St
Mis Sue Bartling
B. Twenty- Eighth St
The
George
Kenny
Greenwood
Margaret Murt
Capitol Ave
Marcella Katzenbach
Oliver Ave
Stella Stewart
Dorman St
Hilda May
Pennsylvania St
Lucille Wibbels
Merkel St
Esther Robb
Park Ave
Marie Parisi
S. Liberty St
Lindbergh to Discuss National Air Line Plans in New York
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh, resting in Locust Valley, is due in New York to discuss a commercial passenger air line with national scope and to meet publishers for a forthcoming book. He plans a trip to Ottawa on July 1 aboard the Spirit of St Louis and is visiting F Trubee Davison. The presidential yacht Mayflower arrived at Charlestown Navy Yard for extensive repairs.
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Presse
New York
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Locust Valley
Long Island
Lindbergh
F. Trubee Davison
Davidson
Ottawa
Canada
St. Louis
Coolidge
United
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Growth of advertising highlighted at 23rd convention
Denver reports the twenty third International Advertising Association gathering opens with C K Woodbridge outlining ad industry growth and a New York research bureau plan. Speeches include Merlin Hall on The Romance of Radio, Mrs Emily Newell Blair on The Women Who Buy, and Samuel R McKelvie The Market at Our Door.
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Denver
Colo
C.K. Woodbridger
International Advertising Association
Woodbridger
New York
Merlin Hall
Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Emily Newell Blair
Washington, D. C
Samuel R. McKelvie
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
The
Nebraska Farmer
Snethen Plans Study Tours on Industrial Foundations
Edward O. Snethen of the Federation of Civic Clubs will tour eastern cities to study industrial foundation plans. The group aims to form a Indianapolis foundation after visiting Dayton Baltimore Rochester Buffalo and Canton. A July 20 meeting will draft the platform and invite chamber groups labor bodies and civic organizations. Speakers criticized the Chamber for not delivering results from the industrial program after Dick Miller’s election.
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Edward O. Snethen
Federation of Civic Clubs
Shethen
East
Indianapolis
Dayton
Ohio
Baltimore
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Canton
Snethen
John F. White
A. Leroy Portreus
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade, Merchants’ Association
Federation
Chamber
Dick Miller
Negro Intruder Sought After Home Invasion
Mrs. Mollie Grant of 128 North East Street reported a Negro intruder entered her apartment Sunday night. She said she was visiting another unit when he seized her at the door and fled via a ground level ladder after her screams. The thief did not obtain the hidden money.
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Mollie Grant
N. East St
Asthmador Inhalers Mentioned in Purchase Note
An entry lists Schiffman’s Asthmador products with prices of $1.29 and 10 cents, indicating sales or stock entries for asthma relief inhalers. The fragment references two pricing variants associated with the same brand across the page.
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Schiffman
Schifman
Page
Felled burglar flees after intruder is knocked down
Alfred Matthews of 926 English Ave. woke to a burglar in his bedroom Sunday night. He kicked the intruder, felling him, but the man recovered and fled. Matthews reported his wallet and $45 were stolen.
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Alfred Matthews
English Ave
Matthews
Probation Law Promises Crime Reduction in Indiana
Indiana officials and national experts note a new adult probation law will expand supervision and examinations for officers. Charles L. Chute of the National Probation Association cites over 80 percent success with probation and forecasts improved crime control with added officers and standardized exams. Two dozen candidates undergo tests in Indianapolis as five may be hired at up to 2500 dollars salary. A separate Rochester incident reports a Lake Manitou fire destroying four cottages and threatening a colony, with residents saving the remainder. damage listed at 15000 dollars.
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Indiana
Charles L. Chute
New York
Naational Probation Association
Marion County
Chute
Indiana Extension Rooms
Pennsylvania St
Circuit
Criminal
Municipal Court
Homer W. Borst
Eugene C. Foster
H. E. Jensen
Indianapolis Bar Association
Chaute
Uni Putees
Rochester
Ind
Lake Manitou
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Norma Shearer
Greta Garbo
Paramount
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Young America
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Cheteman
Madison County Trust Co
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Lower Canada
Times Business Office
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Gordon Ason Tire CO
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