Mellon 10 Draw Up No More Bills
The administration moves to drop the Mellon label from tax reduction proposals to gain congressional cooperation. Secretary Mellon will share suggestions with House and Senate committees while they draft their own bills and bear responsibility. Tax returns to March 15 meet expectations, enabling further tax cuts.
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Times
Washington
Mellon
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Senate
Treasury Department
Three Missing Children And Man Reported To Police
A boy, a girl, and a man are listed as missing by their families. Harry Craty, 14, of 526 Chase St., described with brown eyes and hair, was last seen in a light suit and ack shoes. Lena Laetsky, 18, of 1352 S. Meridian St., also missing. Louis Beyer, 49, of 262 E. Raymond St., missing per Oscar Kirst. A site near Spann Ave. and Shelby St. south of the Pennsylvania Railroad was considered today for a new Boys Club building as the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies approved Will Wertz report outlining future development.
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Harry Craty
Chase St
Lena Laetsky
S. Meridian St
Reva Laetsky
Louis Beyer
E. Raymond St
Oscar Kirst
Trish Hill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spann Ave
Shelby St
Boys’ Club
Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies
Will Wertz
How He Healed His Rupture
A historical self help notice tells how Captain Collings sailed long ago then suffered a double rupture. After trying many remedies he claims to have healed himself using a personal method. He offers a free book and medicine by mail with a coupon for rupture sufferers.
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Collings
Captain Cullings
Professor Fullerton Dies by Own Action in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York on March 24 Professor George Stuart Fullerton a famed philosopher and former head of the philosophy department at Columbus University died by his own hand at his home. The scholar who lectured at Vassar recently suffered despondency linked to wartime internment in Germany and could not shake off its weight.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Casetra College
George Stuart Fullerton
Fullerton
Columbus University
Vassar
Trackless Loco Motive Fraud Suit Filed In Circuit Court
George R. Jermain sues Harry McGee and Lykglas Company for 15000 alleging fraud in leasing America's First Trackless Locomotive The Highway Limited. Jermain says he agreed to buy for 10000 and could resell or lease. he claims a lease to Warner Brothers for thirty weeks at 1600 weekly expired before defendants saw him.
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George R. Jermain
Harry 0. McGee
Lykglas Company, Incorporated
America
The
Highway Limited
Jermain
Warner Brothers
Motion Picture Distributors
Romance S Abrupt Girl Missionary and Man Held on Bad Check Charges
Mary Lee an 18 year old Sunday school teacher and foreign missionary and Ralph Kent a 30 year old man faced charges of passing worthless checks in five cities. She met Kent after completing a missionary course and after a brief courtship he proposed marriage. Kent delayed their marriage as they traveled through Indiana and Ohio.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Mary Lee
Ralph Kent
Kent
Indiana
Ohio
Liquor Graft Allegations Surface at Iowa University
Iowa City camp us buzzes with accusation by State Senator E W Romkey that the University of Iowa used over 4300 gallons of alcohol last year despite fewer than 5000 students. He questions the handling and outcome of such consumption.
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Des Moines
Iowa
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
E. W. Romkey
Meetings Here Wednesday
Woman's City Club dinner at 6 30 p m C of C Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society card party at 8 00 p m Lincoln P and E Athletic Ass n dinner at 6 30 p m Severin Federated Patriotic Society meeting at 2 pm Real Estate Board luncheon C of C Women's Club luncheon Claypool Butler Alumni luncheon Lincoln tes
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Woman's City Club
C. Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society
Lincoln, P
E. Athletic Ass'n
Severin
Federated Patriotic Society
Indianapolis
Efroymson Dry Goods Store Burglary Report
Police report that Efroymson Bros dry goods store at 918 S Meridian St was entered Monday night and $15 worth of clothing was stolen.
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Efroymson Bros
S. Meridian St
Black-Draught Octogenarian Endorses Liver Tonic Use
An eighty year old West Union Ohio resident Mr James McClelland says Black Draught is among the best liver tonics he has found. His son Mr H C McClelland, 54, adds he keeps it at home for indigestion liver trouble headaches and colds and often recommends it to neighbors. The ad notes use for indigestion biliousness and constipation due to a torpid liver.
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James McClelland
West Union
Ohio
Local man sentenced for drunken driving in Noblesville
Ernest Snyder of Indianapolis was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 100 days at the Indiana State Farm after a Monday afternoon conviction by Mayor Brown for driving while drunk. His car allegedly struck a vehicle driven by Dr. Harry Kerr of Indianapolis near Noblesville.
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Noblesville
Ind
Ernest Snyder
Belle Vieu Pl
Indianapolis
Indiana State Farm
Mayor Brown
Harry Kerr
E. Market S&t
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