Muncie Faces Health Row as Mayor Seeks Reports
Mayor George R. Dale warns physicians and undertakers that birth and death reports must go to health commissioner John Williams or face arrest. Former health officer H D Fair, backed by the state health board, still holds records. A council committee will propose plans to clean White River via an intercepting sewer, with a sanitary district favored by most council members but opposed by the mayor.
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United Press
Muncie
Ind
George R. Dale
John Williams
New Health Commissioner
City Health Commission
Dale
Williams
H. D. Fair
Police Department
Fair
State Health Board
White River
Farr
Vetoed veteran aid bill draws attack at Frankfort
Royal C. Johnson congressman ex serviceman praised the current veteran aid law and contrasted it with Hoover’s vetoed Rankin act. He noted 168277 service members applied for benefits and about half of cases passed were approved, while commending Fred A Pur nell for pushing beneficial legislation. Dr G Bromiley Oxnam listed October speaking engagements across Indiana Illinois Minnesota and North Dakota with a full schedule.
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Buy Times
Frankfort
Ind
Royal C. Johnson
Congress
South Dakota
France
Johnson
Hoover
Fred 8. Purnell
Indiana
Bil Times
Greencastle
G. Bromiley Oxnam
de Pauw University
Social Work
Gary
Olney
Ill
Southeastern Ilinois Teachers Institute
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Cincinnati
Chicago Methodist Social Union
North Dakota Education Association
Fargo
Hamlin University
Minneapolis
Minneapolis de
Evansville Exchange Club opens city nursery for children
Evansville mothers may work outside the home without worry as the Exchange Club opens a day nursery run by Mrs. Dora Harris. About twenty children aged 3 weeks to 10 years are cared for daily from 6:30 AM to 6 PM, with two playhouses and meals provided.
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United Preas
Evansville
Ind
Evansvillé
Dora Harris
Exchange Club
Sweet potato king claimed after 20 pound harvest
Virgil King of Sullivan Indiana declares victory as he grows seven sweet potatoes with a combined weight of 20 pounds. The unusual harvest earns him the nickname sweet potato king in local reports dated October 4.
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United Press
Sullivan
Ind
Virgil King
Funds Solicited to Pay Cost of I U Band Trips
Indiana University students launch the annual drive to fund the marching band and football trip. The goal is 4100 dollars, boosted by a possible Dallas trip for the Indiana Southern Methodist game. Chair George N. Craig leads a large committee including Elizabeth King Max Gray and numerous assistants from across Indiana. The campaign targets students faculty alumni and Bloomington merchants.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Dallas
Tex
George N. Craig
Brazil
Elizabeth King
Max Gray
Wabash
Stanley A. B. Cooper
Vincent Fowler
Robert Pebworth
Indianapolis
Harry Gladstein
Sellersburg
Edward Delaney
Veedersburg
Audrey Carter
Gale Robinson
Shirley Worrell
Ee Ralph Alsop
Vincennes
Popé
West Baden
Porter Bseven
Columbia City
James Abel
Greencastle
Fish Killing Charged in Elkheart County
A warrant issued by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J B Yoder for Dwight Coy former manager of Long Manufacturing charged with unlawful destruction of fish. State conservation official Ernest Lane testified acid was dumped into Rock Run creek at the plant causing thousands of fish to die.
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Times
Goshen
Ind
Yoder
Elkhart County
Dwight Coy
Long Manufacturing Company
Ernest L. Lane
State Conservation Department
Rock Run Creek
Long Company
Alimony Awarded in Morgan Circuit Divorce Case
In Tinsville Indiana on October 4 the Morgan circuit court granted Mrs Hattie Stephenson a divorce from Oscar Stephenson with six thousand dollars alimony and five hundred dollars for attorney fees. The couple, remarried after a 1917 divorce, faced allegations of cruelty and a prior sixty day jail term for illegal liquor violations. The husband denied the accusations and claimed a conspiracy to convict him.
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Times Special
Tinsville
Ind
Hattie Stephenson
Oscar Stephenson
Morgan Circuit Court
Republican Judge Charged With Campaign Threats in Vanderburg Race
Evansville reports indicate Charles P. Bock, candidate for re election as Vanderburg circuit court judge, may have met with County Chairman after threatening to run an individual campaign if he could not control election board officials.
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Evansville
Ind
Charles P. Bock
Vanderburg Circuit Court
Hame
Éléction Board
Mrs Wilson Dies After Fall Injuries in Pariso Temperance Crusade
Valparaiso Indiana October 4 Mrs John D Wilson aged 94 dies after injuries from a fall while visiting a temperance crusade group formed in her home town.
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Valparaiso
Ind
John D. Wilson
Band of Tempérance Crusaders
Washington Bulletins Pack for Readers Demand
A note explains thirty five Washington bureau bulletins readers crave most. Topics include etiquette, social hours, dream meanings, horoscope, budgeting, home education, and caring for house plants with a coupon offer for a pin and collar oil.
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Washington
Judge Refuses Long Penalties for Youth Burglary Case
Two 18-year-old Dayton, Ohio youths, Eugene Roberts and Jack Conner, were arraigned in Cass County Circuit Court where first degree burglary charges were dropped and grand larceny charges substituted. Judge John B. Smith noted the lack of prior records and opted for a shorter penalty after the theft of silverware and jewelry.
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Logansport
Ind
Cass
Dayton ‘O
Eugene Roberts
Jack Conner
John B. Smith
Liberty Given in Arson Gale
Rich mond Indiana October 4 Cecilgate and Hungate received suspended sentences from Judge Gustave H Hoelscher Wayne circuit court Hungate pleaded guilty to tampering with a railroad signal device and to third degree arson The act of revenge followed losing his factory job oil waste from a railroad signal lamp started a factory fire Hungate also faced a 50 dollar fine and four years probation
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
State Penal Farm
Cecilgate
Gustave H. Hoelscher
Wayne Circuit Court
Hungate
Love price suit and alienation case in Indiana courts
Charles B. Siford, Monticello high school instructor, sues for 25 000 alleging his wife’s affections were alienated by Dr Elbridge G Ricker after their five year marriage ended in divorce The case is in White circuit court Hancock county also reports a 26 000 alienation suit filed by Mrs Clara E Whitaker against Mrs Shore alleging the husband Oliver Whitaker’s affections were stolen and seeking property protection during the suit plus 15 per week support and 1 000 alimony in a related divorce action
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Times Special Oon
Ind
Charles 8. Siford
Monticello High School
Elbridge G. Ricker
Siferds
Siferd
Ricker
Times Special
R . Ind
Mollie Eee
Hancock Circuit Court
Clara E. Whitaker
Oliver Whitaker
Garrick Club Adds 23 to Membership at IU
Bloomington Oct 4 Twenty three Indiana University students are named new members of the Garrick Club after three rounds of tryouts. Roster includes Ned Wood Lillian Decker Frank Fishback Boss Silverman Patricia Burghart Louis Watson Alice Coffman Flas Barker Beryl Flynn James Féitéra Susan Dale Borden Armida Hall Tom Thorne Sara Ann Mathews Vetive Brown Virginia Traxler Susan Jane Dikeman Dorleen Woodsmall Charles Grow Ruth Leensing John Gant Harold Korn Thomas Noel John Crawford Fay Overton Robert McGray and others. Initiation will be a Nashville house dinner in Brown County.
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Bar Times
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Garrick Club
Ned Wood
Lillian Decker
Newcastle
Frank Fishback
Anderson
Boss Silverman
Indianapolis
Patricia Burghart
Jeffersonville
Louis Watson
Vincennes
Alice Coffman
Franklin
Flas Barker
Fulton
Beryl Flynn
Michigan City
James Féitéra
Elkhart
Susan Dale Borden
South Bend
Armida Hall
Marién
Tom Thorne
Sara Ann Mathews
Vétive Brown
Sooth Bend
Virginia Traxler
Ft. Wayne
Susan Jane Dikeman
Farrington
Dorleén Woodsmall
Terre Haute
Charles Grow
Reriséélaet
Ruth Leénsing
Evansville
John Gant
Attica
Harold Korn
Publisher Charged With Grand Larceny in Madison Circuit Court
Dallas M. Spurgeon publisher of a Frankton weekly newspaper faces grand larceny trial in Madison Circuit Court after the petit larceny charge was dismissed. He allegedly stole $300 in paper and equipment from Anderson High School and $50 in printing supplies from Gospel Trumpet Company’s plant, and fled to avoid city court. He was captured in Tipton after a friend alerted authorities.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Dallas M. Spurgeon
Frankton
Andersson City
Madison
Commercal
Gospel Trumpet Company
Spurgéon
Tipton
Mrs Marty Hunter Named Union Township Trustee
Mrs Marty Hunter succeeds her late husband Stonewell Jackson Hunter as trustee of Union township Madison county under an appointment by Ward She étterly auditor. She will serve out the unexpired portion of his term.
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Ba Times
Nderson
Ind
Marty Hunter
Stonewell Jackson Hunter
Union Township
Ward Sheét«terly
Madison County
Hunter
Tragedy Near Bloomfield as Wagon Hit by Truck
William Hamlin, 62, dies nearly instantly when his farm wagon is struck on Road 54 east of Bloomfield by a truck driven by William Terrell. One horse is killed and bad lighting prevented Terrell from seeing the wagon in time.
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United Press
Bloomfield
Ind
William Hamlin
William Terrell
Terrell
Hamiltn
Edith DePen Testifies in Stephan Divorce Case
Mrs Edith DePen testified that relatives of her husband Michael Stephan whispered conversations about her proportions. she seeks divorce after four years of marriage and alleges separation due to his actions.
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WATIE
Edith Depen
Michael K. Stéphan
Tomak
Fees Set for Night Schools and Public School Supervision
Anderson supervises public schools starting Monday at the senior high. fees charged for night classes to sustain the program. Sedalia church plans event on October 4 and Methodist church action noted.
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Anderson
Ages Clash in Hammond Divorce Case
Adolph Conrad, 55, sought a divorce from Cecilia Conrad, 22, in Hammond superior court arguing the large age gap and her night activity left housework neglected. He testified she kicked windows out of his shoe shop after he remonstrated.
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Ba Times
Hammond
Ind
Adolph Conrad
Cecilia Conrad
Virgil Réiter
Hammond Superior Court
Conrad
Two Motorcycle Riders Injured In Separate Marion Collisions
In Marion Indiana on October 4 two motorcycle riders sustained injuries in nearby crashes. Glen Sheets suffered fractures and lacerations after his bike collided with a car driven by H E Holm. Charles Malott sustained internal injuries in a separate collision with a car driven by Harry Floyd. prognosis uncertain.
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Marion
Ind
Grant County
Glen Sheets
H. EB
Mary Trimpe 75 Dies After Yearlong Illness Near Columbus
Mrs. Mary Trimpe widow of Henry Trimpe aged 75 died at her son William Trimpe’s home southwest of Columbus after a year of illness. She was born nearby, spent her life there, and was a member of the Engential Lutheran church. She leaves two other sons Otto and Albert Trimpe. Pastor J Aubrose Dunkel of Tabernacle Presbyterian Indianapolis spoke at Columbus Chamber of Commerce fall meeting, addressing business conditions and the need for courage.
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Columbus
Ind
Mary Trimpe
Henry Trimpé
William Trimpe
6Heé
Engeli«tal Lutheran Church
Otto
Albert Trimpe
Columbus, Ltd
J. Aubrose Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Tucker
Funeral services were held today for Mrs. Martha Tucker 91 who had lived in this Indiana region since childhood. She leaves four children G A Orgs G chusker Mendanesie eoil pee Near Southaliford and I aes Tooley Grand Rapids. Castle ind Oct 4 New methods oats discussed here for motor is capturing speeding is star Minty Ware totescyele wal ins ome stashed into an automobile hour ian un a feet af attempt to stop a speeding driver.
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Martha Tucker
Indiana
She Tucker
G. A. Orgs
G. Chusker
Mendanesie Eoil Pee
Southaliford
I Aes Tooley
Grand Rapids
United Press
Castle
Ind
Train Kills Motorist Near United Press Ind
Charles Bateman, 20, was killed when his auto was struck by a train. The incident occurred on October 4 near United Press Ind. Authorities investigated the collision and reported no further injuries.
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United Prese Ind
Charles Bateman
Men of Ball State cook dinner to compare meals
Ball State Teachers College faculty men will cook and serve a dinner at Dean Harry Howick's home to compare it with meals prepared by women faculty members.
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United Prenc Muncie
Ind
Ball State Teacher's College
Harry Howick
Old Gin Found Behind COLUMBUS Cigar Shop
Clarence Kepley unearthed three stone demijohns of gin in a Columbus Indiana basement. The unbroken seals date to 1880, with a May 12 1892 issue of the Champion of Freedom and Right, the Illinois liquor dealers association organ, found inside. The former Kep Ley building once housed a saloon run by William Kautz.
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Bei Times
Columbus
Ind
Clarence Kepley
Champion of Freedom
Illinois Liquor Dealers State Protective Association
Kepley Place
William Kautz
Blanket Hop Oct 11 Backed by Times Spheci at Indiana
The Blanket Hop at Indiana University on Saturday night Oct 11 features Jean Goldkette's Vagabonds under Fréddy Burgin after the Indiana Oklahoma A M game. Proceeds fund I blankets for graduating lettermen next spring. committee includes Pebworth and Graffis among others.
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Spheci
Bloomington
Ind
Sigma Delta Chi
Jean Goldketté
Fréddy Burgin
Indiana University
Robert Pebworth
Indianapolis
Stanley Cooper
Brazil
Ray Mullén
Kokomo
Ray Thorpe
Ladoga
Vincent Fowler
Jéan Graffis
Richmond
John Collins
John Rosebaum
Charles Hoover
Wabash
De Pauw homecoming play names leads in First
Greencastle Oct 4 Old Gold day play at De Pauw homecoming Oct 18 features John Chesterfield from Brazil and Charles Niemeyer of Clayton as male leads with Jean Davenport of Auburn in the feminine role. The comedy First includes Mary O Rear Greencastle Wayne Shumaker Indianapolis William Cragen Fred Chreist South Bend Franklin Tooke Fort Wayne and Mary Margaret Tutweiler Indianapolis in the cast.
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Greencastle
Ind
John Chesterfield
Brazil
Charles Niemeyer
Clayton
de Pauw University
Jean Davenport
Auburn
Mary O'Rear
Wayne Shumaker
Indianapolis
William Cragen
Fred Chreist
South Bend
Franklin
Kosciusko Quartet to Sing at Madison Conference
The Kosciusko county male quartet, winner at the 1929 and 1930 Indiana state fairs, will sing Wednesday on the American country life conference program in Madison Wisconsin. Members are Floyd Stevens Harold Alrey Claypool Harry Mischler and Leith Freed. Albert Funkhouser of Evansville named to Indiana Masonic Home board in Franklin succeeding Elmer Gay who was named superintendent.
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Tintes
Arsaw
Ind
Kosciusko County
Indiana
American Country Life Conference
Madison
Wis
Floyd Stevens
Harold Alrey
Claypool
Harry Mischler
Leith Freed
North Manchester
United Press
Franklin
Albert Funkhouser
Evansville
Elmer Gay
Indiana Masonic Home
Funkhouser
Roescoé Kiper
Boonville
Ihdiaha Masons
Gay
Garden Labor Lost and Harve Hunter Ties Special
Harve Hunter worked in a factory and cultivated an eight acre truck garden during the summer months. The notice highlights labor loss and ties to a special indepth feature.
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Ug Ties Special
Ind
W. Harve Hunter
Driver Hert Bei Timés Special Tragedy Report
Ellsworth man 25 was injured when the automobile he drove for Robert Brown collided with a Stanley-Painter Coal Company truck. The incident occurred on a highway outside Ellsworth and involved a company vehicle.
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Bei Timés Special
Aon
Ellsworth
Robert Brown
Stanley-Painter Coal Company
Indiana Native Heads National Bankers Body
Rome C. Stephenson, 65, of South Bend becomes head of the American Bankers Association. A Rochester lawyer turned banker, he founded the Rochester Trust and Savings bank in 1905 and later led St. Joseph Loan and Trust Company. Married Ella Maxwell in 1899, she died in April this year. two sons Joseph M. and Hugh R. Stephenson.
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Uth Bend
Ind
American Bankers Association
Rome
C. Stephenson
St. Joseph Loan and Trust Company Bank Hire
St. Joseph County Savings Bank
Wabash
Rochester
George W. Holman
Stephenson
Rochester Trust and Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Ella Maxwell
Upper Sandusky
Joseph M. Stephenson
South Bend News-Times
Hugh R
Legion Band on Trip to National Encampment in Boston
The American Legion band of Columbus Ohio leaves for Boston to attend the national encampment. The journey is funded by public gifts and post entertainment proceeds, with a Columbus delegation led by post commander Marfton H. Amick and including Nicholas Dell Walter Western Jesse Bozzell and Roy Hoskins.
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Columbus
Ind
Américan Legion Band of Columbus
Boston
Mass
Legion
Marfton H. Amick
Nicholas Dell
Walter Western
Jesse Bozzell
Roy Hoskins
Raymond Bell
Charles Miller
Wayne Brougher
Walter Senuisteban
James Shockney
Gus Wehmeier
Harry Bradbury
Hobart Nicholson
Roger Vincent
Charles Watson
Glenn Pond
Lawrence Wilmer
Charles Brown
Russell Powers
William Hill
George Cook
A. J. Vincent
Arthur Parcheck
Dwight Poland
Omer Moorman
Delmos Holmes
Leé Winchester
Roscoe Anthony
Ben Beam
Forest Vincent
Roy Imley
Russell Imley
Bradford Narcotics Inquiry Ends With No New Indictments
In South Bend on October 4, the federal fraud jury adjourned without recalling, voting no additional indictments against reform politician Ralph G. Bradford of the Calumet region on narcotics charges. The government had planned further indictments in an alleged drug conspiracy, but a one week recess was taken to gather more evidence.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Ralph G. Bradford
Reform
Calumet
Indictments Return in Wayne County Grand Jury Case
Richmond Indiana October fourth two indictments from Wayne County grand jury. One accuses Charles Smith of killing Willard Hoover in November and notes Smith has been in custody for months. The second indictment is secret. Prosecutors say Hoover was shot after a quarrel in a barber shop.
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Richmond
Ind
Wayne County Grand Jury
Charles Smith
Willard Hoover
Smith
Hoover
Forth
Bedford Eyes Four Radio Stations In City
Bedford Indiana observers report the city may support four radio stations after The Lewis Electric Company filed with the federal radio commission for a 100 watt station at an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. In Uton Indiana police say Dick Walter sustained a minor chest wound after his wife fired four shots amid alleged threats to kill. He faces a drunkenness charge.
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United Press
Bedford
Ind
Lewis Electric Company
Federal Radio Commission
Times Special
Uton
Dick Walter
Walton
Horse Slams Into Car In Sudden Stampede Near Selma
In Muncie on October 4 a horse bolted from a herd and charged C. W. Propst of Selma, damaging his automobile but causing no injuries. Propst said several horses were being driven across the road and the vehicle waited for them to pass when one horse veered and struck the car.
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United Press
Muncie
Ind
C. W. Propst
Selma
Propst
Muncie City Asked to Pay for Prohibition Informer
In Muncie on October 4 the city is asked to pay $120 for the services of George Armstrong, an informer used in raids by local and federal prohibition officers. Armstrong testified he split his time between farming and informing, with his evidence aiding a series of recent raids that charged nineteen people with liquor-law violations.
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Muncie
Ind
George Armstrong
Ladoga
Armstrong
Park bulbs donated by city gardener in Muncie
Muncie’s leading McCulloch park will receive 5 000 bulbs next year thanks to a gift from Will Nation, a local gardener. Beds were laid out this week by E H Lowery, an Indianapolis landscape artist.
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Ey Times
Muncie
Ind
McCulloch Park
Will Nation
E. H. Lowery
Indianapolis
Mother of Nine in Custody on Dry Law Count
Haute Indiana October 4 Judge John P Jeffries Vigo circuit court has taken under advisement until October 17 the case of Mrs Laura Huffman mother of nine children one nursing baby charged with violation of the prohibition law A similar case against her husband Alonzo Huffman will be disposed of at the same time Two men claiming to be agents from Indiana attorney general James M Ogden office identified themselves as Robert West and David Bruner West said an intoxicant the Huffmans sold was the best of corn liquor and Bruner told the court liquid evidence cost two dollars
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Ry Times Special
Haute
Ind
John P. Jeffries
Vigo
Laura Huffman
Alonzo Huffman
James M. Ogden
Indiana
Huffmans
Robert West
David Bruner
West
Huffman
Bruner
Purdue Radio Station Opens
Purdue University in Lafayette announces WBAA will resume Monday and Friday night broadcasts next week with science and engineering on Monday and agriculture on Friday. An application to the federal radio commission seeks to increase power from 500 to 1,000 watts to cover the state. The semester staff for October to February includes R R Brunner L E Yoder J W Hammond D H Ebbeler as student operators and assistants R C Bierman R L Bookwalter O J C Baily with J A Dewinter M W Brown R S Neikirk R K Caskey and Richard Throckmorton as program managers.
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Ind
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WBAA
Federal Radio Commission
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Duluth
M. W. Brown
Indianapolis
R. S. Neikirk
Veedersburg
R. K. Caskey
Richard Throckmorton
Vacancies Filled on Republican Tickets in Two Townships
Sherman Harlan, county chairman, appointed replacements after deaths created vacancies. Fred D. Wright becomes Anderson township advisory board member. Arthur E. Harrah fills the Grider vacancy. Earl Kebile of Anderson is named Republican member of the county election board, replacing Harlan who moved to chair.
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Anderson, Inc
Sherman Harlan
Fred D. Wright
Robert W. Bailey
Anderson Township
Arthur E. Harrah
John L. Grider
Earl ‘Kebile
Anderson Merchant
Harlan
Poultrymen hear on eggs prices and labor buying power
In Lafayette Purdue expert W. W. Underwood said egg prices would not rise until laboring class buying power improves with normal business conditions. The Indiana State Poultry Association banquet occurred Wednesday night as Marion leaders announce J. W. Stephenson named to join Indiana’s national tax association delegation for City meetings Oct 20 to 24.
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Ind
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Purdue University
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Marion
J. W. Stephenson
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State Tax Survey Commission
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National Tax Association
City
Stephenson
Indiana Truck Corporation
Methodist Church Homecoming Marks 18th Annual Event
Ind Oct 4 The Methodist church founded in 1858 will hold its eighteenth annual homecoming Sunday Former pastors have been invited as special guests.
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Methodist Church
Fire Department Rescues Two Fans in Idle Rochester Fires
In Rochester Indiana, the fire department found two fans idle for six weeks and put out two fires caused by defective wiring. Damage was slight and no injuries were reported.
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United Press Iter
Ind
Rochester Fire Department
Shelby county Christian churches conference set for Wednesday
The annual Shelby county Christian churches conference will convene in Yville Indiana on Wednesday with attendance expected from all nine churches. Several hundred worshippers are anticipated to participate in the event.
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Yville
Ind
Shelby County Christian Churches
Indiana completes 136 bridges in year cost 2 225 000
State highway department reports 136 bridges finished at 2 225 000 with 91 more contracts let totaling 1 579 329 57. Noblesville over White River and Lincoln Memorial at Petersburg are among large structures. Knox Pike counties funded the Petersburg span.
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Washington
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Versailles
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Vernon
MINER GROUPS CLASH AT VINCENNES MEETING
A miners meeting in Bicknell was broken up by union members from Sullivan Terre Haute Princeton and other areas with no disorder sheriff Kruse of Knox county said along with deputies and Vincennes police visited the town A report of 200 men gathering to descend on Bicknell was denied later reports said a large group gathered in a nearby woods but neither claim was supported by authorities
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Vincennes
Ind
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Sullivan
Terre Haute
Princeton
Kruse
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Sullivan County
Bickell
Pony causes fire in Rochester barn
Mrs Tom Herds pony kicked a lantern starting a blaze that destroyed only the barn and its contents valued at about 4000 dollars. Neighbor Edward Shaw, 45, fractured his hip after falling into a hole while helping fight the flames. The Herds live eight miles southwest of Rochester.
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United Press
Rochester
Ind
Tom Herd
O'Leary
Edward Shaw
Pittsboro Student Elected Toynbee Club President
Kenneth Williams of Pittsboro, a DePauw University student, has been elected president of the Toynbee sociology departmental club. Martha Eller of Crawfordsville is vice president, Marian Emery of Hammond secretary, and Virginia Stair of Port Huron historian. The club aims to stimulate sociology research via information from trips to Indiana charitable and corrective institutions.
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Ind
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Crawfordsville
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Hammond
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Mich
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