Hindu Students Taught West Freedom Love Rebellion Insight
Webb Miller reports that Indian independence momentum stems from British schooling of Indians in democracy and culture. He notes educated Indians lead the home rule push, while mass illiteracy and limited schooling for women hinder progress amid linguistic diversity in Assam and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Karachi
India
Thes
Great Britain
England
British India
Vinces
Assam
Violence Shifts in India Stirring Independence Drive
United Press reports a swing toward violence in India as the independence movement resumes threats and uprisings. Sarojini Naidu vows to continue Gandhian campaigns by raiding salt works at Dharasana, while British forces target rebel bands led by Haji Turangzai with raids and martial law in Sholapur.
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United Press
India
Sarojini Naidu
Mahatma Ghandi
Dharfana
Peshawar
Haji Turangzai
Sholapur
Williamson bill would shift prohibition enforcement powers
In Washington on May 13 the senate expected prompt action on the Williamson bill transferring prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department as urged by Hoover's law enforcement commission. Leaders saw little opposition and predicted quick passage. In Paris, Vice-Admiral Varney of the French navy died at 65. He commanded the second French marines at Dixmude in 1914 and the cruiser Henri IV in the Dardanelles.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Treasury
Justice Ceent
Presq Hoover
law _enforcement commission
En United Press
Paris
Varney
Dixmude
Henri IV
Syracus Dardanelles
G O P heads to Gegie in county committee vote
The GOP county committee will meet Monday night to resolve a tie between John E. King and Milton N. McCord for eleventh place on the Republican county legislative ticket. Each candidate received 8138 votes. State election officials say the tie requires the committee to select the winner. Clyde E. Robinson says precinct and vice committeemen will hear both candidates before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. P. County Committee
John E. King
Milton N. McCord
Republican
W. W. Spencer
Fred C. Gause
Clyde E. Robinson
Youth re arrest of Arthur Bishop on new charges
Arthur Bishop 21 of 515 East Wabash street held on manslaughter charges for slaying William Hereth before being discharged on bond. Today he was arrested again on blind tiger and vagrancy charges. Hereth, found unconscious under the railway near East and Washington streets, died weeks after initial murder charges. Coroner Keever later changed the charge to manslaughter, with Bishop posting bond.
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Arthur
Atie) Bishop
Eest Wabash Street
William Hereth
Davidson Street
Bishop
Hereth
East Street
Washington Street
C. H. Keever
Chicago inquest into death of 13 year old Harold Weinstein
A junior high teacher and the assistant principal were summoned as witnesses at an inquest into the death of Harold Weinstein a 13 year old who hanged himself after being reprimanded for eagerness to recite The boy's body was found by a maid in the base home Monday night
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United Press
Chicago
Harold Weinstein
Free Slayer Suspects Released In 1928 Theatres Holdup
Mrs Florence Simmons alias Mrs Florence Bowley of 1417 St Peter street and a man held for questioning in the Paul T Pulliam theft case were freed by police today. Market notes show Westinghouse Electric opening at 1735s then advancing to 174%. Columbia Gas rose to 62% in early trading. General Motors showed a rise of 4 to 4875 after a stable opening. Chrysler also gained. United States Steel edged up fractionally as other leaders followed in light, irregular dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Simmons
Florence Bowley
St. Peter Street
Paul T. Pulliam
Bair Theater Chain
Westinghouse Electric
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Chrysler
United States Steel
MPEGT 300 AT BAKER SESSION
Early registrations indicate about three hundred bakers and tradesmen from Indiana will attend the three day session of the twenty sixth annual Indiana Bakers Association convention opening today at the Lincoln. Paul J. Brickley of Hartford City gave the welcome and C P Ehlers of Indianapolis is in charge.
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Indiana
Indiana Mbakers’ Association
Lincoln Today
Paul J. Brickley
Hartford City
C. P. Ehlers
Indianapolis
Tom Smith
American Bakers’ Association
Chicago
Charles R. McGill
Terre Haute
Bakery Sales Promotion Association
W. S. Allison
New York
The
Quality Bakers of America
William A. Zickgraff
Associated Bakers of Illinois
G. B. Crumb
Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Zionist Chief to Speak to Indianapolis Jewry
Gedaliah Bublick former editor of the Jewish Daily News and president of the Mazzarachi Organization of America will address Indianapolis Jewry at 7 30 tonight in the Congregation Ezrath Achim synagogue 104 South Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Flee Scene After Fatal Auto Crash Near Beech Grove
Police pursued two men believed to be occupants of a sedan that struck a milk truck injuring Andre De Boer. De Boer died in St Francis Hospital seven hours later. Officers questioned a Beech Grove resident who said his roommate and a friend fled with the car after the crash. The pair reportedly disappeared in the 1300 block East Minnesota Street. Neighbors reported drunkenness and a chaotic exit. Surviving family includes Adrena De Boer and Donald De Boer with five stepchildren. Additional injuries were reported in other Monday accidents across the city.
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Andre de Boer
Beech Grove
Churchman
Wade Streets
de Beer
St. Francis Hostital
Archie D. Purser
Dennis Hotel
Gordon Anderson
J. D
Gordon
Minnesota Street
P. L. Mosely
de Boer
Mosely
Stanley Tuttle
North Rural Street
Burgess Stewart
North Keystone Avenue
Donald Whitaker
North Forest Avenue
Sterling Henderson
North
Hamilton Avenue
Marion Harrison
Thirty-fourth
Keystone
Savage Smith
Meridian Street
Patterson
North Streets
Della Bowhart
Bradley Avenue
Washington Street
A Dave
Catean
James Mc
Holt and Butler Face Federal Prohibition Conspiracy Charges
Olin R. Holt and C Ora Butler both of Kokomo are to be tried in federal court on charges of conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. They allegedly organized the Hoosier Protective Association with bootleggers paying $3 annually for legal aid if nabbed. Holt had sought the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1928 and once represented C Stephenson before a grand jury. Joseph J. Ryan faces disbarment for failing to appear to defend James and Pearl Thomas in the same case. Ryan was arrested on a drunk charge after reporting his car stolen.
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Olin R. Holt
C. Ora Butler
Howard County
Kokomo
Holt
Butler
Hoosier Protective Association
C. Stephenson
State
Stephenson
Joseph J. Ryan
James
Pearl Thomas
Ryan
Robert C. Baltzell
WOWEN DAYS IN NEW CAMPAIGN
The Indiana Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plans a “council of war” at Claypool to draft a white ribbon campaign against liquor law violations. Reports on county institutes will be reviewed and ways to boost city and state law enforcement discussed. President Mrs. Elizabeth T. Stanley announces the meeting with officers named.
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Indiana Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Council of War
Claypool
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Liberty
Ind
Stanley
Ida M. Mix
Kokomo
Mary Woodward
Fountain City
Mary C. Donnell
Greensburg
Clara M. Sears
Indianapolis
Felix T. McWhirter
Vivian Carey
Marion
Stella C. Stimson
Terre Haute
Minnie B. Thomas
North Vernon
Judges Named For Indianapolis Junior League Horseshow
Original and colorful costumes will be seen in the costume class May 22 at the Indianapolis Junior League horseshow and rodeo at the state fairground. Riders will be divided into two classes boys and girls under sixteen and older participants. George Somnes of the Little Theater Charlie Cook of Shelbyville Ky horse show judge and Edward Vaughn Richardson rodeo manager were announced as judges in the costume class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Fairground
George Somnes
the Little Theater
Charlie Cook
Shelbyville
Edward Vaughn Richardson
Y. M. C. A. Starts Swimming Campaign at Central Pool
The Y M C A opened its free swimming campaign with 431 boys registered led by Walter Vogelsang age 11 from Sunshine Gardens. Roland Williams and Edward Scenden took second and third dives. School 16 sent forty boys under principal L E Hall. Enrollment remains open to boys aged 10 to 18 with a projected total of 850.
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Central Y. M. C. A
Walter Glenn Vogelsang
Sunshine Gardens
Roland Williams
Central Avenue
Edward Scendsen
East Regent Street
L. E. Hall
Air Weather Conditions Reported In The Field
In the air at a.m. conditions show a south wind at eight miles per hour with barometric pressure at 30.07 inches sea level. Temperature is 70 degrees with unlimited ceiling and visibility. Field conditions are good.
Curtiss-Wright Air Stunt Team Set for Mars Hill Weekend
The Curtiss-Wright exhibition stunt team will perform at Curtiss-Mars Hill airport for a two day program starting Saturday. Charles E. Cox Jr announced the Indiana Curtiss Company sponsorship. The show features risky formation flying and parachute jumps by pilots in Travel Air biplanes and a Travel Air monoplane, with Miss Frances Harrell among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport
Charles E. Cox Jr
Indiana Curtiss Company
Mars Hill Field
Memphis
Tenn
Travel Air Mystery
Frances Harrell
Department of Commerce
Swanee Taylor
C. L. McElroy
Leo Allen
J. L. McGrady
Dale
Red) Jackson
Jackson
Guggenheim Foundation
Wichita
Kan
Byrd to Be Honored With Gold Medal
Admiral Richard E. Byrd will receive a gold medal from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce for South Pole explorations upon his June return to the United States. Only Charles A. Lindbergh has earned the honor before. The group will also issue sixty five silver medals to Byrd’s expedition members and one thousand bronze medals for banquet guests.
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United Press
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Lindbergh
Byrd
Chambers’ Board of Governors
New York
Arrivals and Departures at Curtiss-Mars Hill Airport
Curtiss Mars Hill Airport reports Lieut D E Watson of the Indiana National Guard returning from Texas. C D Young travels from Cincinnati and back. West bound passengers include M W Bushy Louisville and R L Stephens Indianapolis. East bound passengers include Joe Nathan Mary Quill Eva Lamb of William H Block Company and Mr and Mrs J R Hannahe of Chicago.
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Curtiss-Mars Hill
D. E. Watson
Indiana National Guard
Texas
Douglas
C. D. Young
Cincinnati
Flamingo
M. W. Bushy
Louisville
R. L. Stephens
Indianapolis
A. B. Cook
St. Louis
H. M. Clifton
Joe Nathan
Mary Quill and
Eva Lamb
The
William H. Block Company
Mrs. J. R. Hannahe
Chicago
Airline guests dine with Newcastle Dynamo Club at luncheon
Indianapolis officials and passengers flew to New Castle Monday as guests of the Newcastle Dynamo Club. Bob Shank of Hoosier airport spoke with William R. Kester and Lt. E. H. Jones. Charles Hack of Capitol Airways and others attended.
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Indianapolis
Newcastle
Newcastle Dynamo Club
Bob Shank
Hoosier Airport
William R. Kester
E. H. Jones
Charles Hack
Capitol Airways, Inc
Lee Hottel
H. E. French
Protest Light Line Battle Over High Tension Route
A Warren Township Property Owners meeting at Pleasant Run school discussed opposing a high tension line through eastern suburban property. East side residents urged routing the line farther from the city to protect local homes and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Township Property Owners and Protective Association
Pleasant Run
East Side
Defense of modern youth by Purdue dean at church talk
Stan ley Coulter, dean emeritus at Purdue University, defended today’s youth in a church talk to the Stanley Coulter Club. He argued parents resist change and that youth adapt to the auto and airplane age, urging focus on parental attitudes rather than youth behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Second Presbyterian Church
Grundy Tariff Viewed Fatal for Industry
Washington May 13 Fears the Grundy billion dollar tariff bill would wreck the industrial structure by depriving markets needed for mass production. Opponents warn mass layoffs and unemployment could reach seven to nine million with huge employment losses. Commerce Secretary Lamont stresses foreign trade is vital to prosperity and that cutting exports or imports would endanger millions of jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
United States
America
Lamont
South Side Civic Clubs Meet At Fountain Square Theater
Central committee of south side civic clubs schedules 8 PM Wednesday meeting in Fountain Square theater auditorium. J Ed Burk chairs and announces speaker William Hurd building commissioner. Reports on south side civic enterprises will be presented by committees.
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South Side Civic Clubs
Fountain Square Theater
J. Ed Burk
William Hurd
South Side
Indiana Delegation Heads to Salvation Army Jubilee
A twenty member Indiana delegation led by Lt Col J W Hay will depart Thursday for New York City for the Salvation Army fiftieth anniversary congress. The group plans a historic pageant on Indiana's history as part of the event opening Friday and running to May 23 with speakers Evangeline Booth and Commissioner Henry W Mapp among those addressing sessions.
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Indianapolis
J. W. Hay
New York City
National Congress
The
Salvation Army
Indiana
Evangeline Booth
United States Forces
Henry W. Mapp
London
Irv ington Republicans split over meeting conduct
Harold F. Kealing a Warren precinct committeeman at the Irvington Republican Club laments how Saturday’s county and district meetings were run. He cites Coffin regulars as dominating the event and mentions potential actions to reform or end the primary. Edward J. Hecker Sr. proposes presenting ideas to the legislature. A separate note reports blankets worth 200 dollars were stolen from Mrs Effie Day’s home on Central Avenue during her two week absence.
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Republican County and District Committee
Harold F. Kealing
Warren Township
Irvington Republican Club
Kealing
Coffin
Edward J. Hecker Sr
Effie Day
Central Avenue
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Raymond Raible
Erle Park
Henry Davis
Gilbert Abbott
Don Fortune
Clea Warren
Mildred Pickell
Neva McCaun
Eric Rainey
Jessie Lynch
Eiline Wilcoxon
Carl Willis
Richard Middleton
John Berger
Wilem Car
Kathleen Cleveland
Frances McCammon
Maxine Mo‘on
June Deupres
Jean Patridge
Jo Ann Bates
June Lynch
Margaret Coryell
Mary Dehne
Dorothy Greenwell
Marian Smith
Frieda Bruce
Russel Epley
William Barnes
Harold Stephens, and
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Crace Mullinix
Eileen Smith
Naomi Emmel
Mary Ann Berger
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Holland
Baltzell
George Winkler
City Hospital
Mars Hill
Embry-Riddle
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Hoosier
A. F. Foulkes
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Capitol
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Muskegon
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Purdue
Hurd
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Gotham
Rap
G. O. P. Action
Irvington Club
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