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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1930

Page

7

Vandalism May Force Cuba Intervention Claims Rise

The New York Telegram reports exiled Cuban faction members say cane fields and various properties may be burned in a planned vandalism campaign to pressure U S intervention. A conference reportedly set the program pending a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing with Octavio Seigle warning of mass slaughter if armed resistance occurs.

United Press NEW York New York Telegram Machado Senate Foreign Relations Committee Octavio Seigle Cuba Borah

Indiana Daily Student Attacks ROTC Maneuvers

The Indiana Daily Student editors at Indiana University condemn ROTC drills as having no physical benefit. The unsigned editorial by Kevin D. Brosnan says a typical student leaves drill hot and perspiring and cannot focus on studies after an hour of training.

Terial Bloomington Indiana Daily Student Indiana University Kevin D. Brosnan

Second home garden institute to be held in Indianapolis

A second institute will be hosted in Indianapolis next year, announced at the closing session of the first Indianapolis Home Garden institute held in Tomlinson hall Wednesday night.

Indianapolis Tomlinson

California Fig Syrup Ad Praises Thelma Carter’s Health

A Proud Indianapolis mother credits California Fig Syrup for her daughter Thelma Carter’s health. The ad touts the syrup as a prompt gentle cleanser for clogged bowels, aiding upset stomachs and fevers, and claims it strengthens bowels and stomach with genuine pure vegetable ingredients praised by doctors.

Thelma Carter Park Avenue Indianapolis California

Hitchhiker Ralph Bradford Tours 46 States

Ralph Bradford, a deaf Indianapolis native and 1923 graduate of the Indiana School for the Deaf, has wandered 30,000 miles hitchhiking alone. His travels span forty-six states plus Cuba, Panama, Mexico, Alaska and Hawaii, yet he remains unable to speak or hear. His remarkable journey is recounted as a Believe It or Not feature in Wednesday’s Times.

Ralph Bradford Mr. Bradford Indiana School For the Deaf Cuba Panama Mexico Alaska Hawaii Indianapolis

Local Pilot License Earned By Gordon Lackey

Gordon Lackey of 824 Jefferson Avenue passed the examination for a private pilot's license at Hoosier Airport. Charles L. Wethern of the Department of Commerce Airways Division inspected the test after fifty hours of flying. A dinner will be held in the evening.

Gordon Lackey Jefferson Avenue Hoosier Charles L. Wethern Department of Commerce Airways Division

Attorney General backs air department on crash reports

In Washington on March 6 Attorney General Mitchell upheld that the air commerce branch of the commerce department need not publish reports on individual airplane crashes. Senator Bratton and others argued the department was not complying with the law. The 1926 Air Commerce Act required investigations and public reports but allowed exemptions from evidence use in civil suits.

Washington Mitchell Aeronautics ‘Branch Commerce Department Bratton

Aviation Cost Study Flight Planned at Mars Hill Airport

Walker W Winslow president of the Indiana Aviation Corporation will conduct a comparative cost and fuel consumption trial Sunday at Mars Hill airport. He aims for a sustained several hours flight over Indianapolis and nearby cities starting at 5 am with a Curtiss Robin plane loaded with fifty gallons of gasoline. The test expects a stay aloft until about 3 pm and a distance covering miles roughly equal to the Indianapolis to New York route.

Mars Hill Airport Walker W. Winslow Indiana Aviation Corporation Winslow Indianapolis New York

Air Maneuver Contest Planned at Mare Hill Airport

Curtiss-Wright Flying Service of Indiana students will compete in air maneuvers at Mare Hill airport Saturday under specifications of the Department of Commerce air ways division. Two groups will compete, students with less than twenty.

Curtiss-Wright Flying Service of Indiana Mare Hill Department of Commerce Airways

New Students Enroll at Curtiss-Wright Flying Service

Two new students join the Cur tiss-Wright Flying Service school at Mars Hill airport. Philip Campbell of Spencer and Edwin C. Graham of Port Angeles Washington enroll to begin training.

Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Mars Hill Airport Philip Campbell Spencer Edwin C. Graham Port Angeles Wash

Five Apaches Die in Battle With Ranchers Near Bacerac

Douglas Arizona March 6. The mining camp of Bacerac lies on edge of a confrontation after Joseph Connell reports five Apaches killed in a clash with border ranchers led by Moroni Finn. Finn was slightly wounded and his horse was shot as he pursued the band in Sonora grasslands where cattle disappearances sparked the fight. More than twenty Indians were in ambush and the battle lasted several minutes according to Connell.

United Press Douglas Ariz Bacerac Joseph Connell Moroni Finn Connell Sonora

Ring bandit fails to grab diamonds in daring Chicago hold up

CHICAGO March 6 The presence of mind of Mrs Kathleen Corps saved her $1500 diamond rings. She turned the diamonds inside and held out her hands. The bandit demanded the rings but refused the plain stones saying he wanted diamond rings.

Science Service Chicago Kathleen Corps

Scout court of honor awards at First Presbyterian church

Twenty seven Boy Scout troops attended the court of honor on Wednesday night with 100 merit badges awarded. Troop 36 won top honors, Troop 49 placed second, and Troop 58 took third. Star scouts named include Robert Fritz, Elmer Dolzall, Edward Springer, Eric Wadleigh, Bruce Dix, and Dan Morse, Charles Cox, David Pert received life scout badges.

First Presbyterian Church Robert Fritz Elmer Dolzall Edward Springer Eric Wadleigh Bruce Dixon Dan Morse Charles Cox David Pert

Former Yale President Arthur Hadley Dies at Sea

Arthur Twining Hadley former Yale University president died suddenly aboard the liner Empress of Australia on a Wednesday at age 73. He led Yale for twenty two years before resigning eight years ago to focus on study and writing.

United Press Torio Arthur Twining Hadley Yale University Hadley

Dandruff Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Zemo scalp treatment to end dandruff and itching with cleansing and cooling effects. It claims immediate relief, safe for all skin irritations, and available in sizes 35c 60c and $1.00.

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