Australian flyer Mrs Miller disappears over Atlantic flight
Sullen seas hinder search for Mrs J M Keith Miller Australian flyer who departed Havana for Miami Friday. Air and sea units from Key West Miami and Havana continue the hunt despite poor visibility and high winds. She flew solo from Havana on a 34 degree course with little fuel and no instruments carrying food water and a rubber boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
J. M. Keith-Miller
Miami
Fla
General Machado
Key West
Pan-American Airways
Cubana de Aviacion
Pittsburgh
Florida
Art Shires Sold to Milwaukee After Honeymoon Claim
Washington club president Clark Griffith announced Art Shires has been sold to Milwaukee of the American Association for cash. Griffith called Shires the best player sent back to the minors, suggesting possible player exchanges may follow. Shires, newly married to Elizabeth Greenbaum, had vowed to burn the majors next year.
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Washington
Elizabeth Greenbaum
University of Wisconsin
Clark Griffith
Washington Baseball Club
Shires
Milwaukee
American Association
Griffith
Arthur
Two New Features in The Times Next Week
The Times announces two new features starting next week. Be Sure You're Right debunks common myths in its Tuesday Thursday and Saturday classified pages. Sticklers offers daily brain twisters on the comic page for readers to solve.
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Bunker Hill
Dunker Hill
William Tell
the Times
Times
Dictator for Berlin Chauffeur Kidnapped
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Bruening outlined a semi dictatorial constitutional plan to push the financial program. Police clashed with unemployed rioters in central Berlin along Friedrichstrasse as shops closed to deter looting.
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United Press Berlin
Pens Bruening
Friedrichstrasse
Berlin
Gunmen Steal Costly Car After Robbing Driver
Police seek two gunmen who boarded a luxury auto on Clinois Street and Fall Creek Boulevard Friday night forcing Isham Benton the chauffeur for W J Hogan to drive miles northeast and abandon him. The robbers took a wrist watch gloves pen and pencil and two purses and left Benton on a country road. Hogan presides over several Indiana companies and serves as an officer of the National Terminals Corporation.
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Clinois Street
Fall Creek Boulevard
Isham Benton
W. J. Hogan
North
Meridian Street
Benton
Hogan
Indiana Terminal Warehouse Company
Indiana Refrigerating Company
National Terminals Corporation
Swine Prices Drop at City Stock Yards
Swine prices at the city stock yards fell about 15 cents from Friday with most hogs 160 to 300 pounds selling $8.50 to $8.60 and an early top of $8.60. Receipts about 6,000 with holdovers 286. Slaughter cattle steady. calves strong. Sheep weak. lambs $8 to $8.50. cattle receipts 300. calves 200. hogs unsettled in Chicago market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Death of Dr Grover H. Alderman Pittsburgh Educator
Dr Grover H. Alderman 44 dean of the University of Pittsburgh school of education and former Indiana university education professor is dead. He was a notable figure in higher education and served previously as a professor at Indiana university. His death was reported from Pittsburgh on November 29.
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Times
Pittsburgh
Grover H. Alderman
University of Pittsburgh School of Education
Indiana University Department of Education
Stolen Hook Receipts Trigger Armed Robbery Shooting
Two masked bandits robbed J E Free of 3000 dollars at Merrill and Delaware streets driving his auto beneath the subway. Free, a Hook Drug Company collector, was shot in the head after recognizing them as former employees. A stray bullet struck Charles Mobach in the neck as bandits fled in a red nickel-plated sedan.
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J. E. Free
North Bosart Avenue
Hook
Free’s Auto
Pettis Dry Goods Company
East Washington Street
Free
Ray Wyatt
Union Street
Held
Mobach
Ed Pennington
A. G. Stephens
South
Delaware Street
E. F. Rush
Hook Company
Wyatt
Elevator operator preferred to baronetcy in Waterloo
Sir Reginald Beatty Wolsely, known as Dick, left England 33 years ago for America and, though eligible for the tenth baronetcy of Mt. Wolsely after his cousin’s death, will remain in Waterloo Iowa where he works as an elevator operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Times
Waterloo
Baronet
Mt. Wolsely
England
Reginald Beatty Wolsely
America
Reginald
Maple Bay Grain Carrier Missing With 22 Crewmen
Coast guardsmen searched Lake Superior for the Maple Bay of Montreal and its 22 crew after a violent wind storm after it left Bete Gris bay Tuesday afternoon. Marquette coast guard Captain T E Deegan said the vessel was en route to Marquette for fuel and the search followed the path the ship would have taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Marquette
Mich
Coast
Hoover Stirs Senate War Over World Court Protocol
Immediate opposition rises in the Senate to President Hoover's plan to submit the Root world court protocol during the short session. Senator Watson calls it a grave mistake, opposing any extra session. Borah and Johnson will lead the attack for ratification, seen as the last step for U.S. entry into the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Hoover
James E. Watson
Senate
William E. Borah
Idaho
Hiram Johnson
Rep
Cal
United States
Kane to Hear Trial in First Degree Murder Indictment
Attorney R’ ob Kane was chosen as judge to hear the trial of Erne Pryor of Martinsville on a first degree murder indictment. The trial is set to start in criminal court next Wednesday. A thief broke a store window on 833 South Meridian Street by hurling a brick and stole several watches, value not estimated, from Abe Bookatman’s shop Friday night.
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R’ Ob Kane
Ss ‘11
Erne. Pryor
Martinsville
Abe Bookatman
South Meridian Street
Mercury to rise in city amid wintry forecast
Indianapolis forecaster J H Armington predicts warmer weather tonight and Sunday with temperatures near freezing and possible snow. Rain expected to switch to snow Sunday, with driving hazards from sleet Friday night. Friday saw a steady rise from 26 to 32 degrees above. highest 18 degrees above, low 2 above at 6 15 am. Traffic hampered by cold and ice but schedules improving. Richmond records 1 degree below zero.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
United States
Armington
Richmond
Opening of New York Stocks Dips in Quiet Thanksgiving Trading
The market opened irregularly lower as holiday absences kept volume light. United States Steel fell to 144, while United Stores preferred rose to 434% and Westinghouse pref climbed to 99 1/4. Rails were mixed with Atchison around 183 1/2.
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United Press
NEW York
United States Steel
Standard of New Jersey
American Telephone
Union Carbide
Sinal
Warner Brothers Pictures
Radio
Sinclair
Texas Corporation
Anaconda
Standard Brands
American Can
Montgomery Ward
United Corporation
General Motors
United Stores
Westinghouse Electric
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
American
Loew’s
Public Service
Safeway
Atchison
Weather Report Summary From Air Field
In the air at a.m. wind from the south at 13 mph. Barometric pressure 30.34 inches. Temperature 32 degrees. Ceiling unlimited. Visibility 2 miles with light haze. Field conditions good.
Milk price cut announced by Capitol Dairies
Capitol Dairies, Inc. says sweet milk will drop from 12 to 11 cents a quart and creamed buttermilk from 12 to 11 cents per quart, effective Monday. Dairy operators cite lower raw milk costs and expect other dairies to follow.
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Capitol Dairies, Inc
Dairies
Notre Dame Army clash tests undefeated teams at Soldiers Field
Army faces Notre Dame in a highly anticipated clash before a 125 000 crowd at Soldiers Field. The Irish seek an eighteenth straight win while Army hopes to derail the national title favorite, with radio audiences exceeding two million expected to follow the game.
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United Presse
Chicago
Army
West Point
Notre Dame
Irish
Yankee Stadium
New York
Jack Elder
Joe Savoldi
Kiday
Glatty
Herb
Yale
Soldiers Field
Notre Dame Army
Midwest
Navy
New Center Township Assessor Names Deputies
John McCloskey announces appointment of a chief deputy Theodore Dammeyer and twenty three deputies for the Center township assessor's office. The salary is 2035 dollars for the chief and 1875 for the deputies. Nine women are appointed, eight widows, including Ruth Kennedy and several Layden Fisch McMahan OConnell Clark Feeney and others.
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John McCloskey
Center Township
Frank Brattain
Theodore Dammeyer
City Board of Works
Slack
City Assessment Bureau
William A. Graham
McCloskey
Brattain
Edward C. McLaughlin
North Meridian Street
Joseph G. Bruce
Wooddawn Avenue
Theodore Schuller
Delaware Street
William J. Dudley
Sanders
Edward J. Kribs
Jefferson Avenue
William Sanders
New York Street
Louis J. Wahl
Tacoma Street
Richard G. Stewart
Graceland Avenue
Jacob L. Smith
Woodlawn Avenue
Paul P. Koesters
William F. Kleis
Orange Street
John W. Porter
Michigan Street
Jesse L. Monroe
Ruth Kennedy
Kansas Street
Mesdames
Nellie Layden
Prospect Street
Katherine Fisch
Gladstone Street
Mary McMahan
College Avenue
Olive O’connell
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Hezel Clark
North
State Street
Anna Feeney
North Dorman
Emma Wood
Yandes Street
Marie Long
California Street
Doak From 1.30 Day Clerk to Labor Secretary Pick
William Nuckles Doak, a 48 year old railroad yard clerk earning 1.30 a day, emerges as President Hoover's nominee for secretary of labor. A longtime counsel and leader of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Doak faces Senate confirmation amid Green of the A F L warning about federation appointments.
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Washington
William Nuckles Doak
Senate
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Bluefield
W. Va
Doak
Notre Nid
Our Nest
Hoover
Brotherhood of
Green
United States
Mr. Green
Federation
Brotherhood
Elizabeth Doak
D. F. McCarty
Bristol
Tenn
Bristol On
Detroit Legislators Hurt in Ravenna Car Crash
Congressmen Clarence J. McLeod and State Senator Cass J. Jankowski of Detroit were hospitalized in Warren Ohio after an automobile accident near Ravenna Friday. Jankowski suffered a fractured skull while McLeod had severe cuts and body bruises.
Carter's successor to be discussed by trustees
Trustees at the Indiana state sanatorium in Rockville will discuss selecting a successor to Dr. Amos Carter who has resigned. Secretary A A Hargrave has contacted many institution superintendents and TB associations for candidates. Dr. Herbert Pirkle, Carter's assistant, currently leads the sanatorium.
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Amos Carter
Indiana State
Rockville
A. A. Hargrave
Herbert Pirkle
Carter
Parke Beadle
Hargrave
Louise Klinger
Brazil
Harold S. Hatch
Indianapolis
Robber Suspect Held In North Side Burglaries
Eugene Leland Gobin aged 26 was charged with burglary and grand larceny after a police confession claim. He allegedly admitted committing three robberies on the north side, taking clothing and jewelry valued at about 1000 dollars.
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North Side
Eugene Leland Gobin
Christmas Bargains Appear With Unusually Low Prices
Bargains at Christmas time are rare but this year many articles are offered at unusually low prices. Shoppers are urged to visit counters and take advantage of the wide selection and discounts available.
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United Press Staff
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Mrs
Art Shires
I. U
Man
Collector
Iowa
Lake
Kane
Mercury
BY Dixon Stewart
Center
Frank Brittain
Paul R. Mallon
Liam Green
The
A. F. of L
Norfolk &Western Union
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Potomac River
Virginia
Collis
Waltham
Margy
Organized Labor
John Mitchell
Railroad Control Board
William N. Doak
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