Plan Institute May 12 final arrangements in Indianapolis
Final arrangements for the first Indianapolis Community Welfare Institute to be held May 12-13 under the American Association of Social Workers will be made at a May 8 meeting at the Community Fund office. Henry H. Hornbrook, a director of the Indianapolis Foundation financing the institute, will preside at the opening session on Tuesday evening May 12 at Claypool. Rowland Haynes, director of the Cleveland Welfare Foundation, will speak on recreation.
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Stitute
American Association of Social Workers
Community Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Henry H. Hornbrook
Indianapolis Foundation
Institute
Claypool
Rowland Haynes
Cleveland Welfare Foundation
Hog Market Rises Slightly Amid Steady Demand Across Regions
Hog prices continue upward with a 15 cent gain per hundredweight as demand stays strong for medium and light hogs. Light to heavy hogs range from 11.75 to 12.00, bulk business around 11.90 to 12.12, and calves and cows hold near Monday levels amid mixed livestock activity across Chicago and regional markets.
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Choice
Chicago
California
Wittsburgh
Weland
Toledo
Hoca
Abe
Tank Wagon Prices Amid Gasoline Tax Exclusion
The note lists various fuel products with prices and discounts, referencing a 3c state tax exclusion. It mentions Solite Crystaline Sinclair Silver Flash and Stan 208 combinations, alongside Standolind Cleaners and prices like 92.56.
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Sinclair
Local Wet Wheat Elevators Report Indiana Oats
Wet wheat conditions impact Indiana elevators with oat and grain markets noting limited movement and cautious pricing as elevators respond to harvest delays and quality concerns in local grain trades.
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Ain
Court awards $3500 to Ayreshire Coal Company
The Ayreshire Coal Company of Pike County was awarded $3500 in damages by the Court of Claims of five Marion County Superior Court judges sitting in Superior Court Two. Judge T. J. Moll presided. The claim stated the State breached a contract to buy all coal used in 1928 at the Jeffersonville Rehabilitation.
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Ayreshire Coal Company
Pike County
Court of Claims
Marion County
T. J. Moll
Jeffersonville
Coarse grains finish strong on a nervous wheat day
Coarse grains rose on the Board of Trade as corn was buoyed by Grain Marketing Corporation buying and a bullish 244 million bushel deficit forecast. Oats gained on better cash demand and Canadian exports, while wheat and rye weakened amid low cash demand and a trepid market sentiment.
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United Prear
Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Marketing Corporation
Commodity Prices and Receipts Report From Chicago
Chicago markets show mixed prices for wheat corn oats and barley with cash and future quotes for No 2 and No 3 grades. May September and October grain prices appear alongside butter eggs hay and timothy figures. Primary receipts list entries for wheat corn oats and bale counts with comparative shipment data.
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Ledo
Timothy
Alsike
Chicago
Cleveland Market Summary of Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Markets report mixed dairy and poultry prices across Ohio and New York with receipts at Cleveland and New York. Butter, eggs, cheese and potatoes show varied quotings while poultry including fowls, roosters and turkeys move at multiple cents per pound.
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Indgianapous
Standard
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Florida Speulding
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Florida
Fruit and Produce Market Prices Listing Summary
A dense catalog of produce prices by item and region including apples Winesaps Ben Davis and Grapefruit Florida Lemons California Oranges California Pineapple Tennessee strawberries Vegetables such as beans green cabbage cauliflower celery cucumbers lettuce onions potatoes and more with prices per unit crate box or dozen notes on home grown and regional varieties. The list references multiple states including Florida California Texas Mississippi and Ohio with prices ranging from under a dollar to several dollars per unit.
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Arrele
Ben Davis
Elbiow
Newton
Romes
Soccan
Florida
California
Tennessee
Texas
Alabama
Pei Celery
Mississippi
Michigan
Ohios
Indiana
Burial Wednesday for Rev. Andrew J. Merrill 82
Last rites are set for Rev. Andrew J. Merrill at his son's home 1209 Linden Street at 2 p m Wednesday. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Merrill a Civil War veteran served twenty seven major engagements and was active in the ministry for fifty years. Survivors include son Oscar A. Merrill assistant bailiff at city court.
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Andrew J. Merrill
Oscar A. Merrill
Linden St
Crown Hil
Merrill
Switzerland County
City Court
Kiwanis Club to Hear Davey on Trees and Forest Conservation
Congressman Martin L. Davey of Ohio will discuss trees and forest conservation before the Kiwanis Club at a Wednesday luncheon in Claypool. Walter White organizes bus transportation for the Indianapolis delegation. Bedford hosts the Fourth Division convention on May 13 and a spring golf tournament is set for May 7.
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Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Claypool
Walter White
Bedford
Indianapolis
E. J. Gausepohl
Teens charged in auto thefts from multiple addresses
Lester Shue and Aubrey Johnson both 16 of Eastern Ave were arrested today on charges of stealing E J Young's car parked in front of 2314 E Washington St. F W Abell 28 of Marion Ave is jailed on charges he stole David Yaverwitz's automobile from 1251 Oliver Ave.
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Lester Shue
Eastern Ave
Aubrey Johnson
E. J. Young
Ridgeview Dr
E. Washington St
F. W. Abell
Marion Ave
David Yaverwitz
Oliver Ave
Auto overturn injures teen on Rockville road near Indianapolis
Miss Ida Miles 16 of 2039 W Washington St sustained injuries to her right leg when an automobile she rode in turned over about two miles west of Indianapolis on the Rockville road Monday night. She was accompanied by Miss Margie Foreman and Bud Henley.
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Ida Miles
Washington St
Indianapolis
Rockville Road
Miles
Margie Foreman
Bud” Henley
Bishop Leete to Speak at Methodist Bishops Meeting
Bishop Frederick D. Leete of the Indianapolis area will deliver the opening address to the Methodist Episcopal Church board of bishops in Minneapolis Minnesota on Wednesday. His topic is Methodism And The Road Ahead.
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Frederick D. Leete
Indianapolis
Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Minneapolis, Minn
Strong Stock Market Trends Persist As Bonds Hit Highs
New York May 5 United Press reports forty leading bonds as compiled by Dow Jones reached new highs, signaling easy money conditions. Rail shares led gains with Frisco common at a record, Gulf Mobile and Northern at 31 44, and Southern Railway at 9544. Utilities rose, with Consolidated Gas reaching a yearly high of 80. Industrials showed broad gains, though Radio Corp slipped. Equipment stocks led by American Car and Foundry at 104 1 4, Baldwin at 114 , American Locomotive at 122 , American Brake Shoe at 106 , and American Ice at 108, on expectations of higher dividends and stronger orders.
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United Press
New York
Dow Jones
Frisco
Gulf, Mobile and Northern
Southern Railway
Consolidated
Radio Corporation
American Car and Foundry
Baldwin
American Locomotive
American Brake Shoe
Foreign Exchange Closes Higher in New York Markets
Foreign exchange in New York on May 5 closed higher with Sterling rising to 4.85% and Franks up 0.24 to 0.25. Lire and other currencies showed modest gains as Hong Kong and Yokohama rates edged up. Russia posted a 5.16 cent move in the afternoon session.
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New York
Hong Kong
Onalee
Yokohama
Russia
Missing 17 year old Hattie Watkins sought by police
Hattie Watkins, 17, of 1710 Naomi Street, is missing. Her mother describes her as having blue eyes and light brown hair, wearing a black fur collar coat, cream dress, purple hat and gray stockings. Police are aiding in the search.
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Hattie Watkins
Naomi St
Dr Lilian Gilbreth Discusses Scientific Management
Dr Lilian M Gilbreth consulting engineer from Montcalm New Jersey will discuss Recent Advances in Scientific Management as a feature of Purdue University extension course at the Chamber of Commerce tonight.
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Lilian M. Gilbreth
Montcalm
N. J
Chamber of Commerce
Purdue University
Marriage Licenses Listed for Walter Ley and Others
A long list shows multiple marriage licenses with names, ages, and addresses across cities. Entries include Walter Albert Ley and Magdalena Mary Miller, among many others, with varied occupations and hometowns.
Gun Court Aims for Speedy Trials in Chicago
Chicago May 5 The new gun court enters its second day with Chief Justice Jacob Hopkins ruling no probation for youths who rob with a gun. The 16 year old charged with using a gun during a hold up faces quick trial and immediate action to deter repeat offenses. Hopkins says swift trials and limited continuances will curb crime through publicity and early convictions.
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United Press
Chicago
New
Jacob Hopkins
Jail Break Is Halted in Chicago Plot
Five inmates in solitary confinement as officials probe a plan to march out prisoners. A young woman, described as the ringleader's sweetheart, warned Superintendent R. C. Graham and thwarted a mass escape that could have released seventy five convicts and endangered guards. Two cells showed nearly sawed bars.
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Bu United Press
Chicago
House of Correction
Supt
R. C. Graham
Missing Autos Reported Stolen in Indianapolis Area
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Dr. Elizabeth Farra of the College of Missions on S. Downey Ave and to E. J. Young of 131 W. Ridge View Dr. A Ford with plate 20.765 and another Ford 494,099 were taken from Michigan and Massachusetts Avenues and from 2314 E. Washington St. Police seek tips via the Indianapolis Times.Main 3500.
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Indianapolis Times
Elizabeth Farra
College of Missions
S. Downey Ave
Ford
Michigan St
Massachusetts Ave
E. J. Young
W. Ridge View
Washington St
Automobiles Found Belong to Floyd F. Paisley
Police report a Ford touring car found southwest of the city on Virginia Avenue, owned by Floyd F. Paisley of 722 Pletcher Ave Miller. The vehicle is unlicensed and stripped with engine number 11070289.
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Floyd F. Paisley
Pletcher Ave
Miller
Virginia Ave
Woman Found Guilty in Disfiguring Husband Case
Bernice Day 21 wife of Darby Day Jr a Chicagoan was found guilty by a mixed jury in Los Angeles of disfiguring her husband s face with caustic acid. Sentencing set for next Monday with a penalty of one to fourteen years. Carolyn Lunstrom her sister and named accomplice was freed.
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Bu Times
Los Angeles
Bernice Day
Darby Day Jr
Carolyn Lunstrom
Bernice
Evangelist Sees Indianapolis Prayer Revival Chance
Raymond T. Richey, evangelist at Cable Tabernacle, urged that confessing Christians in Indianapolis must fall on their knees and pray aright to start a nationwide conflagration for God. He called for a revival of good old fashioned prayer.
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Indianapolis
Raymond T. Richey
Cable Tabernacle
Richey
Death recalls Civil War case in Anderson veteran
Funeral services were held for G. W. Suratt 80 Confederate veteran who died from injuries after a street car accident. An optician for 35 years, he was briefly suspected in Lincoln assassination intrigues but freed due to Col. Thomas Brady’s intervention. Suratt survived by a wife and three children. they marked their 55th wedding anniversary last December.
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Ind
G. W. Suratt
Suratt
Lincoln
Col
Thomas Brady
Arthur W. Brady
Union Traction Company
Brady
Washington
Mr. Suratt
Ford Seeks merger of Detroit Toledo Ironton Railroads
Henry Ford asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to consolidate the Detroit Toledo Ironton Railroad and the Toledo Detroit Railroad with the newly created Detroit Ironton Railroad Company. He said grouping the roads under one management will make operations more convenient and economical.
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United Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Toledo-Detroit Railroad
Detroit & Ironton Railroad Company
Building Collapse Kills One in Chicago
One man is believed dead and several injured after a five story brick building near downtown Chicago collapsed during roof repairs. The structure gave way, with the roof caving in and bringing down four floors. Fire and police units responded to the scene.
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United Press
Chicago
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