Alumni dispute over Oxnam choice marks victory for Oxnam
DePauw University alumni directors voted 10 to 3 to seat Richard Shirley as alumni representative on the board, affirming President G Bromley Oxnam’s stance that unofficial ballots be disregarded. Indianapolis group had pressed to count those ballots for James L Gavin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin V. O'Neel
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University Alumni Association
Richard Shirley
James L. Gavin
Aluni
G. Bromley Oxnam
Oxnam
Shirley
Indianapolis
Association
George L. Clark
East Fiftyninth Street
Peoples State Bank
Clark
Felix McWhirter
L. R. Zaph
Clarence R. Weaver
Gavin
Board of Trustees
John W. Clark
Spink-Arms Hotel
George Clark
Berniece Allen Jones
Clarence A. Royce
Terre Haute
Farm slate issued by Agriculture Welfare Association
The Agriculture Welfare Association released its political slate led by Luke Duffy urging a constitutional convention or amendment, tariff equality, open utility bargaining, tax relief for homes and farms, labor cooperation, broader use of the primary system, and allied political support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Welfare Association
Luke Duffy
Air Pilot Wins City Pigeon Race In Indianapolis
Air Pilot owned by S. J. Gatto of 3514 East Michigan street flew 48 miles per hour to win a 100 mile course in the Indianapolis Racing Pigeon Club series. 197 entries from local lofts competed as birds race Sundays from Jeffersonville to Indianapolis with more distant cities to follow toward Tampa Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Gatto
East Michigan Street
Indianapolis Racing Pigeon Club
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Tampa Fla
Day law foes cited by Butler dean in church class
Dean J. W. Putnam of Butler university told a Tabernacle Presbyterian church class that three groups oppose the eighteenth amendment. He named the drunkard those seeking financial gain and those who claim it does not work as the three classes seeking its downfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Putnam
Butler University
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
New Pastor Preaches at Meridian Heights Presbyterian
The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry of Taylorville Illinois delivered his first sermon as pastor of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church Sunday. Formal installation will be held Thursday. He succeeds the Rev. Thomas R. White who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Blair Harry
Taylorville
Ill
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
Harry
Thomas R. White
MAP RADIO MERGER VIEWS TO BE VOTED IN STOCKHOLDER MEETING
The justice department will not intervene with a stockholders meeting Tuesday where RCA plans a colossal merger with General Electric and Westinghouse Electric for approval. John L. O'Brian, assistant attorney-general, made the statement. A separate report notes a robbery and burglary at a home on Saturday afternoon. Jewelry valued at over $100 and clothing were stolen from Miss Winifred Douglas of 1014 Congress Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Justice Department
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
John L. O'Brian
Winifred Douglas
Congress Avenue
Woman Dies of Burns in Coal Oil Incident
Daisy Kratzer, 37, wife of a farmer near Kokomo Indiana, died from burns after using coal oil to hasten a stove fire. She left five children and is survived by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Daisy Kratzer
Here
New Series Of Tax Hearings Is Scheduled
The Indiana tax survey committee will hold a second series of public hearings starting Wednesday at 10 a m in the statehouse senate chamber. Hearings run Wednesday and Thursday mornings with adjournment to meet May 21 22. Topics include Taxation of Corporations and State Income Tax. Committee appointments include C O Grafton president Indiana Manufacturers Association and members from Richmond Bloomington Seymour South Bend Fort Wayne Vincennes Muncie Marion Detroit Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Tax Survey Committee
Senate
Statehouse
J. Clyde Hoffman
C. O. Grafton
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
Vincennes
J. L. Kimbrough
Muncie
J. W. Stephenson
Marion
H. W. Webster
Detroit, Mich
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Oxnam Victory
Agricultural Welfare Association
Ripley
U. S. Y Patent Office
Mass
Ralph Bently
Anthony, Ki
New York Harbor
New York
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
UISTS
City Church
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
U.S. A
MAP Radio
U. S
Vonnegut
Washington St
Fletcher Trust Banks
State Committee
Canadian Rockies
P. G. Jefferson
Merchants Bank Bidg
G. A. Macnamara
Merchants Bank
Pacific
Buescher Band Instruments
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania
New River
West Virginia
Atlas Fuel Company
West Morris Street
Drexel
Economy Fuel Supply Company
West Bay Street
Gem Coal Company
Roosevelt Avenue
E. E. Heller, & Company
Fletcher Avenue
Drexel 1540
Hoosier Brick and Coal Company
E. 30Th Street
Hemlock
A. B. Keepert Company, Inc
North
Senate Avenue
Lincoln
Local Coal Company
Bates Street
Metropolitan Coal Company
N. Davidson Street
Peoples Coal and Cement Company
E. 15Th Street
Cherry
Pittman-Rice Coal Company
South la Salle Street
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
Northwestern Avenue
Talbot
Southern Coal Company
Madison Avenue
Speedway Coal Company
Speedway City
Indiana
Belmont
Stuckmeyer & Company
Lexington Avenue
Union Ice and Coal Company
Bluff Road
White Oak Coal Co
Merchants Bank Bldg
Coats
van Age
Indiana Days
Silk
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