Naval Parley Hopes Rest on Italy At London
London March 18 Success of the London naval conference rested on persuading Italy to abandon its demand for naval equality with France or to offer definite minimum tonnage figures. Dino Grandi held firm while France hints at reducing its estimates. Italy insists its figures equal France's, a stance France finds unsatisfactory. Observers now view the Italian issue as the main hurdle to a five power pact after Japan US understandings and Premier Tardieu’s progress report.
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Lo United Presse
London
Italy
France
Dino Grandi
Japan
United States
Andre Tardeieu
Parrot Fever Mystery Grows at U S Hygienic Lab
Three more workers at the United States Hygienic Laboratory fall ill with parrot fever. Dr H E Hasseltine, a laboratory attendant Ernest L Miller and a night watchman all infected. Watchman had no contact with parrots or lab material, baffling researchers amid similar cases in England where eight people contracted the disease from one parrot.
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Science Service
Washington
United States
England
Mounce to Leave WFBM for RKO Sound Work
Earl B. Mounce studio director at WFBM will fly to Hollywood California to join RKO as a sound engineer. He has served two years as radio technician and previously directed a symphony orchestra heard on the local station.
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Earl B. Mounce
WFBM
Indianapolis
Hollywood
Cal
RKO
Mounce
WFEBM
Navy Budget Trim Approved by Commons
In London the house of commons endorsed the navy department’s reduced estimates for the coming year. Conservatives reserved right to seek supplemental funds if the London naval conference fails to secure what they deem adequate protection for Britain.
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House of Commons
O. K
United Press
London
Navy Department
Great Britain
Flanner House Aids Black Families Through Day Nursery and Jobs
The Flanner House in Indianapolis provides day nursery care while mothers work, offers job training in laundering and starching, and runs weekly clinics and evening entertainment. In 1929 it housed 8,975 women placed in homes, cared for 20,338 children, ran 2,770 club participants, and treated 802 at tuberculosis clinics. Superintendent is Rev. Henry L. Herod. an interracial 15-member board leads with Dr. C. H. Winders as president.
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North West Street
Flanner House
Mamie
Myrtle Roper
Henry L. Herod
C. H. Winders
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Community Fund
Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Association
City Health Board
United Christian Missionary Society
Hatchet Attack Suspect Held After City Hospital Injury
Johnson Brown at 919 East Nineteenth street was held by police on suspicion of a Sunday hatchet attack on Ewing Moore at Seventeenth street and Cornell avenue. Moore, a Negro, is in city hospital with severe head and body wounds.
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Johnson Brown
Nineteenth Street
Ewing Moore
Seventeenth Street
Cornell Avenue
Moore
City Hospital
Police Circus Hope Dim As Clash Rumbles City
The annual police and firemen circus faces doubt after a clash between the Slack administration committee and city officials. A new safety committee formed to perpetuate the fund has delayed receiving 5200 in cash and notes, amid concerns over fund raising by police for the public entertainment under by laws. Mayor Sullivan notes complaints about officers selling circus tickets and urges continuation of the emergency fund through alternative means.
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Slack Administration Committee
Safety Board
Harry Voshell
Jerry I. Kinney
Reginald H. Sullivan
Sullivan
Andrew J. Allen
Associated Em
T. M. Overley
Better Business Bureau
Slack Administration
Fire Department
Butler University
Plan to raise funds for police and firemen emergency aid
City leaders including T. M. Overley and Otto DeLuse discussed a new plan to fund the emergency relief for police and firemen. A Friday conference will shape details and consider public subscription. The 1928 29 fund had 25 percent of gate receipts but officials deny city liability.
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Richardson
Storms Threaten Floods as France Sees Northern Inundations
Reports from central cities indicate fears of inundations in several localities as storms move north from southern France where floods have already occurred. Charitable work by firemen continues with food and lodging for stranded persons and other relief efforts.
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United Presse
Paris
France
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