German Lines Gird for Ocean Shipping War
London March 18 British shipping circles watch a potential merger of the Hamburg American and North German Lloyd lines as competition in the Atlantic heats up. The North German Lloyd highlights the Bremen and Europa, while Hamburg American modernizes liners, prompting a German rapprochement to meet foreign rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Lloyd Steamship Lines
Atlantic
North Atlantic
North German
Lloyd Line
Hiner Bremen
Europa
New York
Hamburg-American Line
Italy
Stolen Cars Reported to Police by Town Residents
Automobiles reported stolen belong to John Blackwell of 517 North Dor man Street a Ford coupe 75-359 from Shelby and Prospect streets Helen Atkinson of Clifford Indiana an Essex coupe 241-661 from Colum bus Indiana Everett O Rear of Carmel Indiana an Oakland roadster from Senate Avenue and Market Street Orla Price of 915 South East Street an Essex coach 85-093 from Capitol Avenue and Georgia Street
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John Blackwell
North Dorman Street
Shelby
Prospect Streets
Helen Atkinson
Clifford
Ind
Columbus
Everett O’rear
Carmel
Oakland
Senate Avenue
Market Street
Orla Price
South East Street
Essex Coach
Capitol Avenue
Georgia Street
Stolen Cars Recovered Belong to Local Residents
Police recovered two stolen vehicles tied to Frank Haney of 118 Drexel Avenue and M J Elliott. A Y M C A Ford coupe was found at 2043 East Washington Street. The 1930 Jordan River Revue tickets go on sale following a Indiana University Club luncheon at the Columbia Club.
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Frank Haney
Drexel Avenue
Maywood
M. J. Elliott
East Washington Street
Indiana University
Indiana University Club of
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Jurors Faulted Over Hansen Damages Ruling
Supreme Court justice George H. Taylor Jr. of White Plains set aside a damages verdict of 167 500 dollars in the case of Juanita Hansen the blonde screen star saying jurors were influenced by her comely appearance after she claimed scalding injuries in a New York hotel bath.
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Juanita Hansen
New York
Supreme Court
George H. Taylor Jr
White Plains
N. Y
Right to Jaw Stops Bandit in Alley Ambition
A right swing to the jaw by J. F. Wallace halted a bandit who grabbed the running board of Wallace's car in an alley behind his home Monday night. Police report several burglaries occurred Monday night including thefts from Mrs. Clark Kelly and others on Guilford Avenue and East Riverside Drive. A $1,000 diamond ring was reported stolen from Mrs. Reba K. Plummer.
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J. F. Wallace
Broadway
Wallace
Clark Kelly
North Talbott Street
R. V. Gerlach
Lipton Builds Fastest Yacht for Cup Race
Sir Thomas Lipton, in his 80s, pushes forward Shamrock V in Gosport England. He aims to win the America Cup off Sandy Hook in September, with plans kept secret and a total expenditure believed to exceed 2.5 million dollars.
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United Preas
Sandy Hook
Mrs. Shover to Be Buried Wednesday
Mrs. Sara Mann Shover 80 died Monday and will have last rites at 10 a.m. Wednesday at 1468 North New Jersey Street with burial at Crown Hill cemetery. She was born on a government claim near Southport and belonged to Second Presbyterian Church. Survived by three daughters, three grandchildren, and two sisters.
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Sara Mann Shover
New Jersey Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Shover
Southport
Second Presbyterian Church
Edward H. Mayo
Edna Mann Shover
John Herron Art School
Lucy Shover
New York
Virginia
Martha
Edward Mayo Jr
Misses Virginia
Martha Mann
Wrightsman Seeks U S Senate Seat From Oklahoma
Charles J. Wrightsman running as a Democrat for United States senator from Oklahoma. The Tulsa producer previously ran in 1924 as the nominee of the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League.
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Charles J. Wrightsman
Tulsa
United States
Oklahoma
Wrightsman
Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League
Haiti Peace Plan Backing Seen In Haiti
The League of Patriotic Youths of Haiti endorsed the Forbes plan for permanent political peace, including a temporary president, signaling broad acclaim for President Hoover's investigation commission now returning to Washington. The resolution was viewed as more than routine.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
League of Patriotic Youths of
Forbes
Hoover
Washington
League
W. Cameron Forbes
Face forgery charges against Lane and Sweetland
Jack Lane of New York and Claude B. Sweetland of Chicago faced federal counts of forging government money orders. They were being returned to New York today by order of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell after being captured Sunday night by postal inspector C. P. Speer and detectives who had pursued them since March 8.
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Jack Lane
New York
Claude B. Sweetland
Chicago
Robert C. Baltzell
C. P Speer
James Earl Sanders to Be Buried at Crown Hill
Funeral set for 2 p.m. Wednesday for James Earl Sanders 34 a World War veteran who died at his home 1928 West Michigan Street Burial at Crown Hill Cemetery survives widow Inez Cox Sanders and a daughter
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James Earl Sanders
Crown Hill
West Michigan Street
Inez Cox Sanders
Patriotic Youths Leader Sam Cator Active in Haiti Row
The Patriotic Youths group is led by Sam Cator, a key figure in Haiti political developments since last October as the league claims about 10,000 members.
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Patriotic Youths Group
Sam Cator
Haiti
Brown's Hat in Ring for County Surveyor Nomination
County Surveyor Paul R. Brown of 3207 East Sixteenth Street announced his candidacy for the Republican renomination. Brown is finishing his first term as county surveyor and previously spent thirteen years as city and assistant park engineer.
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Paul R. Brown
East Sixteenth Street
Brown
Sugar as flavoring approved by nutrition experts
Leading food chemists and dietitians endorse using sugar to season vegetables meats and fruits. Sugar enhances taste and color, helps make bland vegetables appealing, and can improve meat stews and fresh fruit by softening harsh acids.
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The
Sugar Institute
Olive Tablets advertised as a remedy for tiredness
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe, plant based remedy for tiredness, poor digestion, and dull skin. It claims the tablets cleanse the bowels and liver, restore energy, and improve appearance with nightly use. Available in 5 30 and 60 cent sizes from all druggists.
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Dr. Edwards
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