Indiana University lists 523 to receive diplomas
Times Special from Bloomington reports Indiana University released a tentative June 10 commencement list of 523 graduates, including fifty seven from Indianapolis. The roster names Janet Base Mary Elizabeth Kell George Sullen Blue Samuel Brill Thomas Ward E owes Anthony Irving Broze and many others among Indiana students.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Janet Base
Mary Elizabeth Kell
George Uler Blue
Samuel David Brill
Thomas Wards
Anthony Irving Broze
A Elizabeth Collins
George Simmons
Dorothy Davis
Oakl Thorntons
Henry Lee Drake
Jelle Ireney
Howard William Fieber
Edward Fillion
Far Wood Fischer
Wilerazel
Adolph Seidensticker Jr
Therine Grace Shaw
Maurice Barnard
Heriddiugh Shields
Bruce Perineton
Illery
Edwin Hazen Smith
Lillia Snyder
Rudolph William Stempel
Rachas
Meetings Here Friday Across Lincoln Organizations
A rundown of Friday gatherings includes the American Association of University Women meeting at 8 P M in Lincoln. Phi Sigma Delta at 7 30 P M. Amalgamate Lithographers and Print Pressmen in Lincoln and Denison Indianapolis. Severin hosts Alpha Tau Omega Dance and related luncheons by Altrusa Club Delta Tau Delta and Optimization groups across Lincoln with the Optimist and Phi Delta Theta lunches.
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Roof Garden
Altrusa Clu
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Exchange Club
C. Kappa Sigma
Optimist Club
Claypool
Phi Delta Theta
C. Sigma Nu
Notable Names Listed in Local Cooperative Society
Farr Stuart Marie Johnson Sullivan Malcolm Everton Thomas Mary Welhelmina Wall Florence White Margaret Elida Winghiers Charles Wurst General Faxes Yancey John Wooler
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Marie Johnson Sullivan
Malcolm Everton
Thomas Mary Welhelmina
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le Charles Wurst
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John Woole
Masons Take Charge Of Rites For Indiana Lawyer
After a Masonic funeral in New York, the body of Lawin W. Spencer aged 44, formerly of Indianapolis, was to be cremated. He died Tuesday and left a widow and two sons in New York. He was son of W. W. Spencer of Indianapolis and brother to Arnold F, Horace J, Herbert M Spencer, Albert I Spencer, and Mrs. Sarah S Summers. He attended Manual Training High School, Metropolitan School of Music, and Indiana Law School before practicing law with his father and later moving to Florida and New York.
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W. Spencer
Indianapolis
Spencer
W. W. Spencer
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Edwin W. Spencer
Manual Training High School
Metropolitan School of Music
Indiana Law School
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Horace J
Herbert M.spencer
Albert I. Spencer
Jacksonville
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Sarah S. Summers
Use of Radio Urged by Trade Unions Leader
James M. Lynch president of the International Typographical Union urges unions to embrace radio broadcasting to keep pace with changes. He says a dedicated station should be run independently of the AF of L or large union coalitions to counter opponents who are already using the medium for propaganda.
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Truett to Close Evangelistic Series in Indiana Sermons
Dr. George W. Truett of Dallas will wrap up a series of evangelistic sermons at First Baptist Church in Indiana with Friday night and Sunday morning services. He will also deliver a closing noon talk at Keith's Theater. He stressed a consecrated Christian life as vital to addressing world problems.
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George W. Truett
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First Baptist Church
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Truett
Former Oklahoma Governor Trapp Accused in Funds Diversion Petition
A petition filed with the State Legislature accuses Governor Ed Trapp of diverting highway funds ordered by federal engineers. He succeeded Jack Walton after Walton was ousted from office.
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Ernor Ed Trapp
Oklahoma
Trapp
Jack Walton
Ohio man arrested on high bond hold for investigation
Anton Conley, 40, of 1925 N. Pennsylvania St., was held today on high bond. Patrolmen say he arrived from Tampa Florida and carried letters from his father William Conley of Addyston Ohio urging a home return, with a claim of sending $25,000 in jewelry from Tampa to his father.
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Barge
Miller
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Fila
William Conley
Addyston
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Conley
Amishman Drops Lawsuits Over Road Contract Fight
Washington Ind March 12 Loyalty to his church led John Leichty to drop two suits against county commissioners who opposed his stance on road contracts. A pastor’s ruling that lawsuits amount to combat influenced Leichty to abandon the actions.
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Ind
John Leichty
Leichty
Bandit Holds Up Stores Within Thirty Minutes
Two hold ups were reported within half an hour Wednesday night. At 10 p m a man with a revolver robbed Il lingsworth Drug Store at 602 N Illinois St of 125 dollars. At National Oil and Refining Co station at Sheffield Ave and W Washington St the attendant Carl Wilson said the bandit took 25 to 80 dollars then fled in a car with another man.
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Murray Annan
Illingsworth
Illinois St
National Oil and Refining Company
Sheffield Ave
W. Washington St
Carl Wilson
N. Alton St
Wilson
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