Troops patrol Tunis to guard Eucharistic congress
Black Senegalese troops patrolled Tunis streets to ensure tranquillity as the thirtieth international Eucharistic congress opened. Arab visitors organized a Muslim demonstration nearby while 20,000 pilgrims gathered at Carthage for four days of services. About 500 American pilgrims attended. Martyrs of Rome honored at an open air meeting as children sang and laid palms.
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Carthage
Tunis
Buenos Aires
Dublin
Rome
Music Week Concerts At City and School Hubs
A series of performances across Indianapolis today includes Immanuel Lutheran’s children’s chorus at Manual High School auditorium at 8:15 pm under the Emmanus Walther League, Shortridge High School Band on Monument steps at noon, and 8 pm shows by Indiana Central College’s male quartet with YMCA junior orchestra at the central YMC A. Also featured are William Hogle’s whistles at School 28 and a joint concert by Cosmopolitan School of Music and Indianapolis Music Promoters at JTW Hill Center Seventeenth Street and Columbia Avenue.
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Manual High School
Emmanus Walther League
Immanuel Lutheran Children’s Chorus
Shortridge High School
Monument Steps
Indiana Central College
Central Y. M. C
Irvington School of Music
William Hogle
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Indianapolis
J. T. W. Hill
Seventeenth Street
Columbia Avenue
Birth Control Play Stirs Silent London Premiere
In London on May 8 an audience sat silent during the premiere of Dr. Marie Stopes' Our Ostriches. The new play features a scene of an expectant mother collapsing and being carried away, and it was passed by the censor.
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United Press
London
Marie Stopes
Pyle Leads Republican Primary In South Dakota
Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of state and a GOP governor hopeful topped four rivals in the recent primary though no candidate cleared the required 35 percent law to win. The May 20 Pierre state convention will select the nominee. Late returns show Senator W H McMasters and Governor W J Bulow likely to clash in the fall senate race.
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United Press Huron
S. D
Gladys Pyle
South Dakota
Miss Pyle
Pierre
W. H. McMasters
W. J. Bulow
Stolen Automobiles Report Lists Owners and Recoveries
Police report details several stolen vehicles linked to owners James Witlow Eldon Terry Chester Westherry Andrew Broshier and Paris Horney with addresses and vehicle models plus recovered cars belonging to J R Crump Willy Knight and Ford coupe M 2093 located at specified streets and intersections.
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James Witlow
Sherman Drive
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Eldon Terry
Ashland Avenue
Cleveland
Chester Westherry
North la Salle Street
Essex
Marmon Motor Car Company
Andrew Broshier
West Twenty Sixth Street
Maryland
Meridian Streets
Paris Horney
Roosevelt Avenue
St. Clair
Illinois
J. R. Crump
North Fifth Street
Beech Grove
Willy Knight
Madison Avenue
New York Street
White River
Tragic Horse Fatality Involves Driver Tony Concilla
In Greencastle Indiana on May 8 Tony Concilla driving a truck struck and killed a farmer's horse near Fillmore. The horse, tied behind a wagon, broke loose and jumped in front of the truck causing the vehicle to leave the road and go into a ditch.
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Pu Times
Greencastle
Ind
Tony Concilla
Frank Concilla
Fillmore
Federal terms handed to eighteen in liquor and narcotics cases
Judge Robert Baltzell presided over federal court sentences for liquor law violations and narcotic charges. Eighteen defendants received prison terms at Leavenworth and Chillicothe, with durations from sixty days to eighteen months, including two years for four men and a year and a day for several others.
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Robert ©. Baltzell
Ft. Leaven
Homer Johnson
North
Pennsylvania Street
Fred Farber
South Meridian Street
Mary Lane
East Tenth Street
Frank C. Meade
le Hall
Moores Hill
Frank Hughes
Tippecane Street
Leavenworth
Marcella Hughes
John C. Hadd
West Twenty-sixth Street
Nellie Jefferson
Superior Street
Dolph H. Staub
Claude Mitchell
Indianapolis
James Longmire
Walter Harrison
Dayton
Chillicothe
Marion R. Stevens
New Albany
Growth record set Beverly Hills census gain
Beverly Hills is named the nation s fastest growing community as 1930 census figures show a population of 17 428, up from 674 in 1920, a gain of 2 percent. Local enumerators note the preliminary census shows rapid expansion in southern California.
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Beverly Hills
Man files 12000 damage suit for injuries in Greencastle
George W. Cotterel of Terre Haute filed a $12,000 damage suit in Greencastle against Charles W. Buts alleging injuries after being struck by a truck driven by an employee of Buts.
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Greencastle
Ind
George W. Cotterel
Terre Haute
Charles W. Buts
Buts
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