Leslie Plans Dinner to Promote Indiana Coal Use
Governor Harry G. Leslie sent invitations for a June 14 dinner at the Claypool where 150 to 175 industry transportation and commerce leaders will discuss a program to boost Indiana coal use in government buildings and Hoosier industry. The plan includes appointing Senator John H. Hewitt to lead the effort funded by the emergency fund and coal operator contributions, with Bert Puller backing the venture.
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Harry G. Leslie
Claypool
Purdue University
Hewitt
Frank Kaylor
Edgardd. Bush
Salem
Bert Puller
Leslie
Indiana Council on International Relations Secretary Resigns
Mrs. W S Lockhart steps down as executive secretary of the Indiana Council on International Relations. She will move to California mid June with her husband and son to supervise a Riverside citrus grove, staying at least a year.
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Indiana Council On International Relations
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Lockhart
Paul
Shortridge High School
Katherine Jenkins
Ray S. Trent
Gas Board to Organize for City Utility
William J. Mooney Sr a Mooney Mueller Ward druggists executive is eyed as possible president of a new city utility board. The panel held two secret meetings to pick seven directors due June 4 under the utility district law. The tentative slate was sent to Mayor L Ert Slack and Thomas C Howe is noted as secretary. The board would run the Citizens Gas Company if city ownership is achieved.
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Mooney-Mueller-Ward Company
L. Ert Slack
Thomas C. Howe
Citizens Gas Company
SLAIN BY HER MAID IN CLEVELAND HOME
Mrs. Dorothy Snyder wife of Attorney Alonzo Snyder was stabbed to death in her Cleveland home during a dispute with their maid Anna Seeman who confessed after detectives arrived. Snyder opposed the Van Swearingen brothers and backed terminal project backers.
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United Press
Cleveland
Dorothy Snyder
Alonzo Snyder
Snyder
van Swearingen Brothers
van Swearingens
Man Ends Life On Twelfth Anniversary
In South Bend on May 31 Alfred Kahlmorgan aged 32 chose his twelfth wedding anniversary to die by hanging. He was found in the back yard of his home, and authorities report a self-inflicted death amid domestic quarrels.
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Speceral South Bend
Alfred Kahlmorgan
Seaman's church chaplain aids in hospital rescue
A report notes Kelly with a broken leg assisting in a medical case where a transfusion given by Jim saved Wang's life. The hospital paid the Irish man, who then turned the money over to the purse.
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Seaman's Church Institute
Kelly
Wang
Outdoor travel tops as 12 to 15 million Americans camp
A New York May 31 report says 12 to 15 million Americans will spend one to six weeks this summer in the open, via camps, hiking tours, or cross country trips. Open-air vacations in 1929 are projected to cost about 300 million dollars, with over 4,000 public camps noted.
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Specie
New York
Sales Management Magazine
Free Trial Offer for Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement invites asthma sufferers to try a cost free method at the advertiser’s expense. It claims to relieve difficult breathing wheezing and paroxysms regardless of age occupation climate or disease duration and urges immediate mail in for a free trial without sending money.
Outdoor camps boom for youth and families nationwide
The article notes extensive summer camps for children and youths run by federal state city governments and youth groups plus 1,000 private camps. It cites 2,000 motor camps and five Los Angeles municipal camping areas and reports total outdoor recreation spending of about 293 million dollars for food equipment and clothing with sizable shares for private and public camps and motor camps.
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Girl Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Los Angeles
Secret vote discussion on senate sessions May 31
Senator Robert La Follette will discuss secret senate sessions in a radio address Saturday night at 9 p m over the Columbia network. The Wisconsin Republican praised publishing the roll call on Customs Judge Irvine L Lenroot and criticized the senate rules committee for disciplining United Press.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Irvine L. Lenroot
Robert la Follette
Rep
Wis
la Follette
Senate Rules Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Irish Blood in Chinese New York
May 31 report notes two pints of Irish blood in the Chinese veins of David Wang today and one dollar more in the purse that is being
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United Press
NEW York
David Wang
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