Indiana Motorists Not Liable for Guests Under 1928 Act
Frank D. Hatfield of the Hoosier Motor Club states the 1928 act limits liability of automobile owners for injuries to guests riding without payment. The law excludes claims unless the accident was intentional or due to the owner's recklessness or disregard of others.
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Frank D. Hatfield
Hoosier Motor Club
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Blood donor earns $5000 after 23 donations
Detroit May 31. Frank Welch 36, a factory worker, claims he can donate blood like no one else after his 18th transfusion. Over seven years he gave twenty three and a half gallons earning more than five thousand dollars from his blood selling activity.
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Fruit Fly Invades Six More States
The Mediterranean fruit fly has spread to New York Texas Louisiana Arkansas North Carolina and Georgia in addition to Florida. Officials announce a nationwide ban on inter state fruit shipments will be discussed Saturday to curb the pest. Many infested Florida fruits were shipped before detection posing a broad agricultural risk.
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Minister Chosen To Wed Lindberghs In 193? Ceremony
Dr. William Adams Brown of Union Theological Seminary is selected as minister for the Lindberghs wedding to Anne Morrow. Brown, a longtime family friend and writer on religious themes, notes that future religious expression may vary in form but will always seek God.
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Anne Morrow
William Adams Brown
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Dwight F. Morrow
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Ripon to Celebrate Republican Jubilee at Birthplace Shrine
Governor Kohler issues invitation to Congress and the nation for the diamond jubilee of the Republican party at its Ripon Wisconsin birthplace shrine. He proclaims Ripon the original birthplace and calls the event a notable occasion for the party.
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Republican Party Birth Celebrated in Ripon Parade
A grand celebration in Ripon marked by a parade and a pageant at the schoolhouse site where the first mass meeting that defined the Republican Party was held on March 20, 1854. James W. Good, secretary of war, spoke as Governor Kohler’s escort plans and a 25,000 attendance are anticipated.
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Petrified Forest Found in Eastern Montana
Large forest of petrified trees covering four or five acres was located thirty miles northeast of Glendive Montana. E E Roddis reports the discovery after eastern Montana surveys. Some logs reach ten feet in diameter and lie parallel as if blown by a prehistoric gale. Argentina news line mentions 19065 miles of highways.
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Glendive
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One Hundred Shriners Headed to Imperial Council in Los Angeles
One hundred members of Murat temple and their relatives departed on a special train to attend the Imperial Council session of the Temple Mystic Shrine in Los Angeles the dates June 2 to 4.
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