Parents' duty to educate on sex sparks Indianapolis debate
A Indianapolis symposium among clubwomen pastors and educators urged sex education as primarily a home duty aided by pamphlets. They cited YMCA health materials and praised Mrs. Dennett's booklet, while stressing parental guidance over school instruction and cautioning against commercial exploitation.
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Indianapolis
Ware Dennett
Broklyn
N. Y
Indianapolis VY. M.C. A
Indiana State Board of Health
W. F. King
The
Health Board
United States Public Health Service
A. H. Godard
Indianapolis Y. M.C. A
Godard
F. A. Hayward
Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis
W. C. Borcherding
H. E. Perigo
Free Methodist Church
City Men to Speak at Furniture Association Convention
Carl A. Taylor president of the Taylor Carper Company and Fred Millis president of the Millis Advertising Company will address the National Retail Furniture Association at its two day semi annual convention in Chicago. Taylor will speak Saturday morning and be toastmaster at the closing banquet Saturday night. The Millis company serves as advertising counsel for the association in its four year educational program.
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Carl A. Taylor
Taylor Carper Company
Fred Millis
Millis Advertising Company
National Retail Furniture Association
Chicago
Taylor
Millis Company
Gas Company Payments Postponed Amid City Acquisition Case
The Citizens Gas Company will defer a $5 payment on each $25 stock certificate set for May 15 after a court filing by Newton I Todd seeking to block city acquisition. A temporary injunction was filed to stop retirement of certificates, with a 30 day notice rule, and hearings set for June 21 and October 3 4.
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Citizens Gas Company
Newton I. Todd
Todd
John W. Holtzman
Pickens, Davidson, Gause, Gilliam and Picekns
Thompson, Rabb and Stevenson
Smith, Remster, Hornbrook and Smith
Easin
Mid-City Company of America to Issue 10000 Shares
Gary based Mid-City Company of America plans to offer 10 000 shares of common voting stock next week. Pfaff and Hughes Jewett and Company and E F McCoy and Company organize the issue led by I G Kahn. The $3 300 000 parent firm owns two Gary banks and a savings and loan association and has history dating to 1914. Shares priced at 20 2 per share with a 6 percent yield, tax exempt locally and federal tax normal.
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Mid-City Company of America, Inc
Indianapolis
Pfaff and Hughes, Jewett and Company
E. F. McCoy and Company
I. G. Kahn
Mid City Company
Gary
Fifth Avene Bank
Mid-City Foulding, Savings and Loan Associaion of
Indiana
Three Injured in City Traffic Accidents Reported
Three minor injury incidents were reported to police. Ross Walter aged 66 was struck by a street car at New Jersey and Washington streets and treated at the city hospital. Arthur Mitchell 16 suffered a broken toe. Bercell Weaver 20 was arrested for assault and driving without plates. Mrs Bridget Noon 48 was hit by an automobile driven by Ora Elliott.
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Ross Walter
New Jersey
Washington Streets
Walter
Arthur Mitchell
Sugar Grove Avenue
Bercell Weaver
Fleming Street
Bridget Noon
South
Meridian Street
Ora Elliott
English Avenue
Babies Found Abandoned At River Bank On West Washington
A mother and three infant children were found shivering and hungry at the river bank near West Washington street. Police took them to Station No 6 where firemen provided food. After debate, the firehouse was chosen as their temporary home and potential adoption site, while the unknown father is identified as a Fox Terrier dog.
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West Washington Street
First
Nations Will Act on Arms Reduction Plan
Informal technical and diplomatic talks in London Tokyo Washington and possibly Rome and Paris are seen as the next step toward naval disarmament. Navy technicians from each country will draft a reduc tion formula and combine the best features for a final draft before an international conference applies the plan to world fleets. Some Washington officials warn about Geneva conference attitudes toward land armaments.
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United Press
Washington
London
Tokio
Rome
Paris
Troops Start Hike From Ft. Harrison To Camp Knox
The Third Field Artillery began its annual hike from Ft. Benjamin Harrison to Camp Knox Kentucky in heavy rain under Major Marshall G Randol. First camp is Acton sixteen miles from the fort with stops at Edinburg Columbus Seymour Scottsburg Speed and Shively. The column aims to reach Camp Knox by May 10 covering 166.5 miles. Tank and howitzer platoons at Camp Knox will return to Ft Harrison late month after target practice. The field artillery unit will not return until September.
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Third Field Artillery
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Camp Knox
Marshall G. Randol
Acton
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Scottsburg
Speed
Shively
Ft. Harrison
Northwestern students seek injunction over razz sheet
Five fraternity and sorority members petition for an injunction to stop publication of The Barker annual Northwestern campus razz sheet. The issue cites alleged disclosure of secrets of secret societies.
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Northwestern Society
Bu United Press
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern
Automobile thefts list nine missing vehicles
Police report details nine cars stolen including a Chrysler from 410 North Meridian street and Ford models at Capitol Avenue and Washington Street, Senate Avenue and Michigan Street, and from Ohio and New Jersey streets, with owners R L Worth Andrew G Jackson George R Beaver Charles Ferrin William Robbins Ben Seidel Henry Jones and locations in Indianapolis Oakland Gardner Carmel and surrounding streets.
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R. L. Worth
Delaware Street
Chrysler
Meridian Street
Andrew G. Jackson
South Street
Ford
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
George R. Beaver
Beville Avenue
Senate Avenue
Michigan Street
Charles Ferrin
Carmel
Ind
Ohio
New Jersey
William Robbins
Lawton Street
Oakland
East
Michigan
Ben Seidel
Fair Creek
Chevrolet
Market
Delaware
Henry Jones
Coffey Street
Gardner
Kentucky Avenue
Morris Street
Hoover Fires U S Attorney in New York Post
President Hoover dismissed William A. De Groot from the office of United States attorney for the eastern district of New York effective immediately after Mitchell's report. De Groot, accused of unsatisfactory conditions and incompetence, leaves with an unblemished record and no charges against him.
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Hoover
U.S. Attorney
Lawrence Sullivan
United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
William D. Mitchell
William A. de Groot
United States District Attorney
Brooklyn
White House
de Groot
United States Attorney
Eastern District of New York
Mitchell
Harry M. Daugherty
Calvin Coolidge
Long Island
Jersey Shore
United States
Florida
Great Lakes
Detroit
Sargent
Degroot
Norris proposes restraining control by utilities over newspapers
Senator George Norris urged legislation to bar power interests from owning and operating newspapers. He argued utilities should not own papers to influence public opinion and suggested denying them access to the mails as a possible measure.
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United Press
Washington
George Norris
Norris
American schooner seized in Lisbon smuggling probe
Portuguese authorities seized the American schooner Vilan Granner at Lisbon on May 2 on suspicion of smuggling immigrants from the Cape Verde islands to the United States.
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Lisbon
Vilan Granner
Cape Verde Islands
United States
Halt on Sale of Arms Urged by Indiana Judge
Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin urged a federal law banning manufacture use and sale of concealable firearms at the Indianapolis Bar Association meeting. He said such a law would cut major crimes by about 380 percent and a committee will draft text for Indiana lawmakers.
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United States
Harry O. Chaimberlin
Indianapolis Bar Association
Columbia Club
Chamberlin
Indiana
Congress
Hanover College President Speaks on A Fit Man
Dr. W. A. Millis, president of Hanover College, told the Bible Investigation Club at the Y M C A auditorium that genius is not born. He cited Edison on hard work and sweat and urged greater mental fitness to curb mob-mindedness and the influence of fads.
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Edison
W. A. Millis
Hanover College
Bible Investigation Club
Millis
Pullman Names New President After Carry Dies
David A. Crawford executive vice president of the Pullman Company was elected president by the board in New York. He succeeds Edward S. Carry, who died last week, announced at Pullman headquarters in Chicago.
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United Poest
Chicago
David A. Crawford
Pullman Company
New York
Pullman
Crawford
Edward S&s. Carry
Langmuir to Speak at Indians Section Meeting
Dr. Irving Langmuir assistant director of research at General Motors will address the Indians section of the American Chemical Society at the Chamber of Commerce Friday at 8 p.m. The meeting is open to the public with Robert M. Lingle of Eli Lilly & Co. presiding.
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Irving Langmuir
General Motors Company
American Chemical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Robert M. Lingle
Eli Lilly & Co
Day Violators Escape Jones Law Penalties
Indianapolis liquor violators faced the new Jones act penalties in federal court with sentences shown to be not heavier than under the old law. Judge Baltzell warned violators to avoid repeat offenses as the act sets a maximum five years and ten thousand dollars fine, while minimum terms remain unchanged. Chicago defendants received four year sentences for motor theft, and other offenders were given varied terms for white slave and liquor charges.
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Indianapolis
Robert C. Baltzell
Baltzell
George R. Jeffrey
Chicago
Fred Bellows
Harry Rice
Orus William Thompson
John Fezekas
Ernest W. Gilstrap
Salem
Ind
Frank Manno
Marjorie Baugh
Harry Bellamy
Madison
Attacker Davis Found Guilty in Hammer Attack
Harry Davis, 30, of 1511 North Pine Street, convicted in criminal court on assault and battery with intent to kill after striking Alphonse Te Kaeling at 312 314 Virginia Avenue with a hammer on February 21. Davis, sentenced to one to ten years in Indiana state prison, told by Judge James A. Collins he narrowly escaped murder charges.
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Indiana State Prison
Harry Davis
North Pine Street
Davis
Alphonse Te Kaeling
North
Delaware Street
Virginia Avenue
Kaeling
James A. Collins
Arms runner Salvadore Ateca held by federal officers
Federal officers in Kansas City hold Salvadore Ateca a 42 year old Mexican national from El Paso Texas on charges of shipping munitions of war to rebels in Mexico. Ateca surrendered after handing two American attorneys $200000 in currency to officers.
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Binited
Kansas City
Salvadore Ateca
el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Ateca
Connie to Wed Rich Merchant Date Is Fixed
Hollywood reports Constance Talmadge plans a third marriage to Townsend Netcher a wealthy Chicago merchant with the ceremony set for next Wednesday at the home of her sister Mrs Natalie Keaton wife of Buster Keaton. Netcher travels to Hollywood for the wedding.
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Connie
United Press Hollywood
Screen Colony
Constance Talmadge
Keaton
Netcher
Power Plant Plans Advance for City Hospital
The city health board approved preliminary drawings for the new hospital power plant and ordered attorney Howard Caughram to draft an amendment to the bond ordinance of 530 009 to cover 71 000 for connecting the plant to the hospital. Bid timing holds up the issue. estimates of 516 000 from C Ammerman and Daggett were approved. outpatient and lab building drawings were received. work on the power plant is expected to take about sixty days.
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New City Hospital
Board of Health
Howard Caughram
C. R.ammerman
Robert Frost Daggett
Herman G. Morgan
Health Board
Zemo Clears Eczema and Skin Irritation Quickly
An advertisement touts Zemo as a remarkable antiseptic liquid that relieves eczema, itching, blemishes, and dandruff. It claims 20 years of reliable results, odorless and invisible application, with prices 35c 60c and 1.00.
Georgia Calls Mass Meeting on Crime Wave
Governor L G Hardman calls a Georgia mass meeting at the state capitol to form citizen and legislature committees to study criminal laws and gather information for the next session. Supreme Court Justice S Price Gilbert to chair. B T Castellon secretary.
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Georgia
L. G. Hardman
General Assembly
Supreme Court
S. Price Gilbert
B. T. Castellon
Hardman
Free asthma sufferers invited for no cost trial
An offer promises a free trial of a method to control asthma regardless of age occupation or climate. It targets long standing or recent cases and claims to relieve difficult breathing wheezing and paroxysms without any payment or hidden fees.
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Dennett
Bagdad
Philomathean Literary Society
Indiana School For the Blind
Leafy Ales
Mildred Gilliland
Eva Batchelor
Frieda Heider
Claude Dooley
Fletcher Smith
William Nottingham
Gary Stock
Hart
Edwin Kilner
Speedway Avenue
Jeanette Kilner
General Motors
Chemical Society
Bayer
Board
Piledele
Kresge Bidg., Penn. and
Wash
America
Maxoline
Edward W. Lewis
Atlanta, Ga
Frontier Asthma Cf
Frontier Bidz
Niagara St
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