Judge in Lottery Case and Lawyer Judge Dismissal
A Marion County case details Judge Frank P. Baker appointing Clyde H. Karrer as interim Municipal Court 3 judge. Karrer urged grand jury action against pool operators, then co counsel in Emil Rahke’s lottery and gift enterprise case which was dismissed on a legal technicality. The Indianapolis Times notes Karrer acted as judge in Baker’s place for other clients.
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Clyde H. Karrer
Frank P. Baker
Marion County Criminal Court
Emil Rahke
Karrer
Indianapolis Times
Baker
Mr. Kaker
Carpenter
Sergt. Kruse
Rahke
Rhake
Alex G. Cavins
Harvey Grabill
Kaker
Cavins
Husband Hansman Paroled To Remarry Wife In Goshen
Edward Hansman, in Indiana State Prison for wife desertion, is paroled after Mrs. Florence Hansman of Goshen asks for clemency citing his being a good husband. She seeks remarriage as reconciliation follows old property settlement disputes from 1934. Indiana radios to broadcast police news in two five minute periods daily, announced by Al G. Peeney.
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Edward Hansman
Indiana State Prison
Florence Hansman
Goshen
State Clemency Commission
Hansman
Indiana
al G. Peeney
Indianapolis Fund names James F Carroll as president
Directors of the Indianapolis Community Fund have chosen James F Carroll head of the fund. The drive gathers more than 60 000 contributors toward its goal.
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Indianapolis Community Fund
James F. Carroll
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Indiana law under fire from Rep Evans at federation
Rep H H Evans told the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs that the milk control bill drains money from farmers and consumers and appoints Lieut Gov Townsend as a milk czar. He criticized the AAA and said New Deal agriculture reforms will take 15 years and may be unsound.
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H. H. Evans
Newcastle
Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Claypool
Ing
M. Clifford Townsend
Evans
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Hawaiian Defenders Brace for Air Attack
Honolulu reporters observe wartime vigilance as about 400 planes from battleships and aircraft carriers are anticipated to strike the Hawaiian Islands this weekend. Defenders are ordered ready at all times with no exact hour or direction disclosed.
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Honolulu
T. H
Hawaiian Islands
United States Navy
United States
Pope condemns sterilization as great ill at congress
In Vatican City on May 24 the Pope told 450 physicians at the International Hospital Congress that sterilization would be one of the greatest ills of mankind if practiced generally. He praised German surgical gains but urged dropping eugenics and sterilization from the conference agenda. He warned that extending Germany's pagan program would spread incalculable evils worldwide.
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Vatican Cty
International Hospital Congress
Germany
TVA Bill Tabled by House Military Affairs Committee
The House Military Affairs Committee tabled proposed amendments to extend the Tennessee Valley Authority from the TVA program in a 13 to 12 vote. Chairman John J McSwain said tabling does not end the program this session, noting a new bill or a reconsideration motion could come later.
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Washington
House
Missing Wife Dead Mystery Baffles Sheriff and Deputies
Sheriff Otto Ray leads 25 deputies to the Burns home to search a mile radius for Mrs Minnie Burns believed dead after an attack on her husband, who lies near death at Methodist Hospital. Investigators note missing firearms and possible larger motive, while neighbors recall no unusual sounds the night of the crime.
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Minnie Burns
Otto Ray
Burns
Eagle Creek
Methodist Hospital
Mr. Burns
Danish Prince Marries Ingrid in Royal Sweden Ceremony
Ingrid of Sweden wed Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark in Stockholm sealing a closer royal alliance. The ceremony drew wide royal attendance including the Danish and Belgian monarchs while relatives Astrid and Martha also feature in the connected royal network.
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Ay United Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Ingrid
Frederik
Denmark
Bernardotte
Napoleon
Marshal
Astrid
Belgium
Martha
Olav
Norway
Police Seek Breakup of Little Bedbugs Juvenile Club
Police chase a youth gang named Little Bedbugs, a 25 member group of mixed race teens near Omar Baking Co. at 921 East 16th Street. They allegedly break bakery windows, nail tires, and seize a bakery truck before five members aged 10 to 14 were arrested after a 14 year old was found inside the bakery.
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Omar Baking Co
16Th St
Doyle Trial Scheduled to Begin Monday
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker ordered a venire of 30 prospective jurors to appear Monday morning for the case of Thomas Doyle former Criminal Court clerk charged with embezzlement A panel of 25 was ordered to fill the regular panel and 30 more talesmen will report Monday night for night court duty Special Judge William R Ringer will hear the case due to defense motions alleging prejudice against the former clerk
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Frank P. Baker
Thomas Doyle
William R. Ringer
Doyle
Italy defies peace moves in looming Abyssinian crisis
Premier Benito Mussolini rejected key points of a League of Nations plan and warned of marching onward. Observers fear renewed hostilities by September as Britain and France sought a time-bound commission to arbitrate.
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Pess
Geneva
Benito Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations Council
Mussolini
Europe
Rome
Council
Africa
League
Britain
France
Abyssinia
Frost Tonight and Warmer Tomorrow Forecast
The cold wave peaks tonight with a light frost in exposed crops as temperatures fall 22 degrees below normal. Tomorrow should bring fair skies and warmer conditions. streams recede after yesterday’s heavy rain in Indiana and nearby areas.
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J. H. Armington
Indiana
Hazelton
Vincennes
Wabash River
Davis Jr Wins Staunton Award Scholarship to Staunton Academy
George P. Davis Jr., a 15 year old Shortridge High School sophomore, has won The Indianapolis Times two year 2000 scholarship to Staunton Military Academy and will attend the Virginia school next year.
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Indianapolis Times
Staunton Military Academy
George P. Davis Jr
Shortridge
Virginia
Staunton Prize Winner Chosen for Indiana Boy Scout Path
George P. Davis Jr., 15, won The Indianapolis Times two year 2000 Staunton Military Academy scholarship. Judges selected 100 applicants after mental tests and interviews. Davis plans to move from Staunton to West Point. He lives with his parents at 426 Berkley rd.
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George P. Davis Jr
Shortridge
Indianapolis Times
Staunton Military Academy
Lincoln
Joel Hadley
Shotridge
H. M. Harshman
Technical High School
Brother Cassian
Cathedral
C. M. Sharp
Manual Training High School
E. B. Hargrave
Washington High School
H. L. Wann
Broad Ripple
William Carder
S. Keystoneau
Technical
Greyble McFarland Jr
R. R
Southport High School
Marjorie Miner
Grace Greenen
George
Staunton
West Point
George P. Davis
Berkleyrd
Bank and Office Stationery Co
E. Ohiost
Exchange Club Holds Annual Golf Tourney
Members of the Exchange Club held an outing at Clarence F. Merrells home 60 W 65th St this afternoon. The first of four rounds in the annual Lame Bull golf tournament were held on the Meridian Hills course.
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Exchange Club
Clarence F. Merrell
W. 65Th St
Meridian Hills
Five quin tuplets celebrate first birthday in Canada born sisters
A Canadian mother gave birth to quin tuplets a year ago. The Times reports the five girls now reach their first birthday with a chance to survive. Indianapolis readers will see the sisters in a special feature with the latest pictures on Saturday Monday and Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
The
Times
Reprieve Delays Indiana Prisoner's Execution
In Indiana City a condemned 20 year old, Richard Chapman, waits at the Indiana State Prison as guards prepare the execution chamber. The governor orders a 30 day reprieve to review new evidence, while Chapman's mother pleads beside the phone in Indianapolis.
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United Press
Ichigan City
Ind
Indiana State Prison
Richard Chapman
John Dillinger
John Hamilton
Harry Pierpont
Chapman
Roosevelt AIDS Decide to Drive for 2 Year NRA
President Roosevelt and congressional leaders plan to rush a two year extension of the NRA through the House amid Senate opposition. AFL head William Green warns of nationwide strikes if the measure is shortened, saying a nine and a half month extension would destroy the program and threaten labor’s economic rights.
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Roosevelt
Aids
United Presse
Washington
House
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Green
Ways and Means Committee
Labor
Congress
No Compromise on Bonus, Administration Says
Administration officials say only a compromise based on adjusted service certificates could pass this session. No full cash payment is likely, despite Patman bill defeat. Senator Clark seeks to attach a bonus amendment to naval or legislative appropriation bills, risking delays.
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Senate
Pat Harrison
Miss
Patman
Vinson
Bennett Champ Clark
Clark
Boston Cardinal Denounces Disturbing Religious Voices
Cardinal O Connell of Boston condemns loud voices of the Rev Charles E Coughlin as unbecoming a church teacher. In a speech to the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters he hints at the radio priest without naming him, calling the voices disturbing and unbecoming.
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United Press
Boston
William Cardinal O'Connell
Christ's Church
America
Charles E. Coughlin
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Nazi Flier Seized Near French Fort
Adolphe Bauer a 22 year old German pilot was captured after landing a German plane near French fortifications. He claimed to be a Duesseldorf pupil and said fog caused his misdirection. Peasants pulled him from the craft and damaged it as French authorities moved to enforce border air regulations.
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United Press Line
France
Adolphe Bauer
Bauer
Duesseldorf
Truck Driver Hit by Rail Crossing Gates
Clois Secrest 24 and Howard Ward 35 drive city park department truck when crossing gates drop at Massachusetts Avenue Belt Railroad. Secrest treated at City Hospital for head cuts. James Noonan 18 is thrown from a truck driven by Carl Minger 43 after a swerve to avoid Noonan’s vehicle. Noonan treated at City Hospital for cuts over the right eye.
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Clois E. Secrest
E. Ninthst
City Hospital
Massachusetts Av
Belt Railroad
City Park Department
Howard Woodard
James Noonan
N. Mountst
Carl Minger
R. R
R. R ., Box 536, When Mr. Minger
Leroy Rambo
Minger
Noonan
Mr. Noonan
Veterans Mobilize in Los Angeles for Washington March
About 200 veterans met in a vacant lot in Los Angeles to organize a march on Washington. Leader Royal Robertson urged recruiting to reach 2000 veterans and begin the trek by tomorrow night.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Royal Robertson
Ray Rairdon Case Continued by Baker in Local Court
The case against Ray Rairdon, alleged slot machine operator, continues as Ora Williams of 1511 Parker Ave is released. The state accuses Frank Wilkes and Chester Ballard of stealing machines and selling them to Rairdon. Williams, bonded by Mrs. Percy Gordon, was summoned as a witness. Williams says he was not in the city. The judge released Gordon from the $2500 bond. The case resumes Wednesday.
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Judge Bakers Court
Zahm
Chester Parker
Pennsylvania St
Grand Jury
Henry O. Goetz
Joel A. Baker
Baker
Frank P. Baker
Ray Rairdon
Ora Williams
Parker-av
Silver King Novelty Co
N. Capitolar
Williams
Frank Wilkes
Chester Ballard
Rairdon
Percy Gordon
Parker
Works Board votes for permanent Market Street improvement
The Works Board today passed a resolution calling for the permanent improvement of Market-st from West-st to Blackford-st, outlining plans for road work and infrastructure upgrades.
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Works Board
Market-st
West-st
Blackford-st
Brakes adjusted wheels aligned at Wagner Elec Corp
Brakes adjusted and wheels aligned at Wagner Electric Corp located at 1231 North Mer- Adv. Vehicle service completed with standard safety checks and alignment verification.
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Wagner Elec. Corp
N. Mer
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