Edward New Seeks Center Township Trustee Nomination
Edward F. New, 38, of 423 East North Street, attorney and president of Indianapolis Young Lawyers Association, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Center Township trustee. He has seven years of practice in Marion County and is a graduate of Springfield Normal School Georgetown University and American University. He served two years in the law cor ps.
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Edward F. New
East North Street
Young Lawyer's Association of Indianapolis
Center Township
New
Marion County
Springfield (Mo.) Normal School
Georgetown University
American University
Williams Detaches to Lexington Ends Navy Speed Fight
Alford J. Williams, the navy speed king, is ordered to report aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington after detaching from the Bureau of Aeronautics. The move ends a long battle between Williams and Admiral William A. Moffett over high speed racing plane development. Williams holds America’s land plane record of 266 mph set at Mitchel Field in 1923, while foreign records surpass the U S by nearly 100 mph. The world record stands at 357 mph set at Spithead, England.
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Howard Newsenaner Alliance
Washington
Alford J. Williams
Navy
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Williams
America
Bureau of Aeronautics
Lexington
Navy Department
William A. Moffett
Admiral Moffett
Moffett
London
Mitchell Field
Spithead
England
A. H. Orlebar
Funeral Rites for Mrs Ham Arranged
Short funeral services for Mrs Adelaide Titus Ham 79 who died Tuesday at her home 323 North Audubon road will be held at the home Thursday at 1 then at 2 30 in the Christian church at Wilkinson. Rev Erastus S Conner will conduct both services. Burial will be in Knightstown. Surviving are five daughters two sons a sister and two brothers.
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Adelaide Titus Ham
North Audubon Road
Christian Church
Wilkinson
Erastus S. Conner
Irvington
Knightstown
Ham
Hancock County
Mardi Gras Race Riot Ends in Slaying of Tulane Star
New Orleans on March 5 reports the Mardi Gras parade ended in tragedy as J. Adair Tiny Lawrence former Tulane football player was killed. During the float line fight he leaped from his float to clear the way and was struck by an iron pipe and then shot by a revolver fired by a Black assailant. The riot halted celebrations as investigators began questions into the violence.
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United Press
New Orleans
J. Adair
Tiny) Lawrence
Tulane University
Lawrence
King Rex
Rifle sight to guide Briton in speed dashes
British speed driver Kaye Don plans a Daytona Beach run behind the Silver Bullet. A rifle-sight head will be drawn on a point three miles away to steer the car at over four miles a minute. Don hopes to surpass Major Segrave’s 231.36 mph record with a twin twelve-cylinder, 2000-horsepower setup and an ice cooled engine system.
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United Press
New York
Kaye Don
Daytona Beach
Fla
Don
England
H. O. D. Segrave
COPS SPONGE EVIDENCE IN LIQUOR ARREST
Police using a sponge squad detained Reid Bruner at 900 block of Pomeroy street and 308 East St. Joseph. Bruner allegedly smashed two one gallon jugs in the street to destroy liquor evidence as two gallons more were found in his car. Police soaked up nearly a pint of liquid with sponges.
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Reid Bruner
East St. Joseph Street
Bruner
John Eisenhut
Pomeroy Street
Garage Move Angers Irvington Church
Congregation at Irvington M E Church opposed the plan commission decision to permit a garage at the northeast corner of Washington Street and Audubon Road. Rev J B Rosemargy led a delegation arguing the project would harm the church. Thomas C Howe, former Butler University president, owned the site. The commission contended the enclosed garage would be less objectionable than other business uses given the zoning.
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Irvington M. E
City Plan Commission
Washington Street
Audubon Road
J. B. Rosemargy
Circuit Court
Thomas C. Howe
Butler University
Plan Commission
Newark Cops Great Little Dan Cupids
Newark police report a record attempt at marital pacification by a Saint Louis fire captain, William Reilly. After a quarrel with his wife, he boarded a New York train to forget but Newark authorities detained him on request from St. Louis. Police urged reconciliation as he prepared to return home. Alaska as a U S organized territory sends a nonvoting delegate to Congress elected by popular vote.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
William Reilly
St. Louis
Reilly
New York
Alaska
United States
House of Representatives
Marion County Young People’s Conference Scheduled
Six hundred persons are expected to attend the eleventh annual Marion County Young People’s Conference to be held Friday night and Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Marion County
First Presbyterian Church
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