Creamery zoning fight pits residents against board
The city plan commission reversed a Sept. 23 ban and moved toward permitting a creamery at 1011 North Gladstone Avenue after Benner Farms Dairy announced plans to file for special zoning on Oct. 21. Critics fear a precedent for other neighborhoods as protests and notices loom.
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City Plan Commission
Gladstone Avenue
Benner Farms Dairy, Inc
Louisville
Board of Zoning Appeals
Samuel O. Dungan
Polk Milk Company
Zoning Appeals Board
George O'Connor
Triangle Daries
Indiana Business Men's Association Teeters on Oblivion
Thomas C. Whallon resigned as president amid a probe into alleged improper activities reported by Indianapolis businessmen. George Eggleston and the prosecutor's office began the inquiry, with the Better Business Bureau and Indiana State Bar Association also scrutinizing the group. Whallon denied charges, while Boswell contemplated resignation if the bar association disapproved. The association, formed to publish the Commercial Guide and Reference Manual, links membership to ad purchases. Whallon was Sixth Ward Republican chairman. Boswell ran unsuccessfully for juvenile court judgeship.
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Indiana Business Men’s Association, Inc
Thomas C. Whallon
Whallon
George Eggleston
Eggleston
Better Business Bureau
Indiana State Bar Association
Indianapolis
Edwin C. Boswell
Thesociation
Association
Boswell
Times
Bar Association
Thomas C. Batchelor
State Bar Association
South Bend
David Byrnes
Byrnes
the Times
Professor Warns Students On Athletics And Liquor
Professor Oscar J. Campbell of Zoo Mich urges students to balance sports with thought. He says the average collegian spends time on athletics while neglecting study and the price of liquor, calling for a thinking man in America.
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United Press Zoo
Mich
Oscar J. Campbell
America
Come in Twins Contest Draws Nominations
The Times invites contestants to submit names addresses and photos for a big forthcoming contest. Readers without extra photos can have them taken by The Times. Details to be announced later this week with more information due tomorrow.
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Times
Wine question fuels parent ire at Shortridge civics class
A Shortridge high school civics instructor asked pupils how often they had wine cider or other beverages in their cellars sparking parental condemnation. He says the questions aim to spark frank discussion and not pry, while parents fear snooping and tattling in classrooms across the city.
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Shortridge High School
Federal Prohibition Agents
Washington
Johnny
Notre Dame Northwestern Game Shifts Venue for Charity
Officials from Notre Dame and Northwestern consider moving the November 22 game to Soldiers Field and diverting about 250000 dollars in receipts to aid unemployed workers. Coach Knute Rockne and Evanston athletics director Kenneth Wilson support the plan which would not cost either school money while boosting three charitable groups United Charities Catholic Charities and Jewish Charities.
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United Press
Chicago
Notre Dame
United Charities
Catholic Charities
Jewish Charities
Oklahoma Supreme Court backs oil proration power
Oklahoma Supreme Court upholds the state corporation commission’s authority to enforce oil proration in the state. The court denied the writ of prohibition sought by Co C Julian Oil and Royalty Company.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Co. C. Julian Oil and Royalty Company
Horse Theft Alleged in Terre Haute Court Case
Arthur Presnell faces grand larceny charges in Terre Haute city court for allegedly stealing a horse. The trial is scheduled for Thursday.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Arthur Presnell
Hope
Poison Ends Life of I. U. Instructor
Miss Jessie Hogate fifty five member of the Indiana university faculty killed herself by poison at her Bloomington home. Enoch Clements nephew found the body. Funeral planned for Thursday with burial at Crown Hill Indianapolis. Survivors include sister Mary Clements brother Charles Hogate and cousin Julian Hogate.
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Enoch G. Hogate
Danville
I. U. Law School
Alleghany College
University of Chicago
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Indiana
Miss Hogate
Indianapolis
Monroe County
Bloomington
Crown Hill
Mary Clements
Charles Hogate
Julian Hogate
Jesuit Priests and Pilot Die in Alaska Crash
Two Jesuit missionaries Father Philip Delon and Father William Walsh and pilot Ralph Wren were killed when their airplane crashed on the frozen tundra of northern Alaska. The craft fell into a tailspin from 400 feet while returning from a trip to isolated native communities.
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United Preas Nome
Alaska
Father Philip Delon
William Walsh
Kotzebue
Ralph Wren
Young farmer missing triggers search in Greenwood
Police began a search for Fred Sherber 19 of Greenwood who left his farm with a truckload of garden crops bound for Louisville. The truck was found at the city market today and his mother Mrs E W Hance reported him missing.
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Fred Sherber
Greenwood
Louisville
City Market
E. W. Hance
Chevrolet Buys Martin-Parry Plant for Commercial Bodies
Chevrolet Motor Company announces the purchase of the Martin-Parry Body Corporation Indianapolis plant at 1100 West Henry Street. The 600 worker operation will switch to full time, producing commercial bodies for Chevrolet. The deal includes land, factory space, storage, and rail access with 21 branches to 50, and J. A. Jamieson named general manager of the new Chevrolet Commercial Body division.
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Martin-Parry Body Corporation
Indianapolis
West Henry Street
Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors
Detroit
W.S. Knudsen
Chevrolet
Knudsen
J. A. Jamieson
Chevrolet Comptroller
Chevrolet Commercial Body
Martin-Parry
H. F. Howard
F. M. Small
Howard
Martin-Parry Corporation
York
South Kearney
N. J
Reds clash with Boston police outside AFL convention
Police charged a 300 strong Communist group outside Hotel Bradford during the AFL convention in Boston. The five minute melee with clubs left several bruised, delegates watched as arrests were made and the session continued inside. Temperatures listed for morning hours follow.
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United P
Boston
Bradford
American Federation of Labor
Labor Federation
Only Three Trains Stopping Daily Abandonment Sought
A veteran Massachu setts avenue station agent describes three daily trains stopping at the old depot as railroad companies seek abandonment. The scene recalls a once busy terminus with $2 excursion tickets to Chicago and memories of telegraph keys and Santa Claus crowds.
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Massachusetts Avenue
J. W. White
Big Four
Springfield
Chicago
Santa Clauses
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Mesker
Public Service Commission
Legs Diamond Dying After Four Bullet Wounds Reported
A concealed man and two assailants shot gangster Legs Diamond at the Monticello hotel. Doctors say his condition is serious and he is unlikely to survive as police search for witnesses and motives including possible gang or loan connections.
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New York
Polyclinic Hospital
Jack
Legs
Thomas Crain
Diamond
Hotel Monticello
Crain
Jacob Ginsburg
Monticello
Count Miller
Mulrooney
Diamond Gang
Snow
Marion Roberts
Jean Nash
Jack Diamond
Negroes Seek 100000 Damages Over Dining Car Access
In Marion circuit court E Louis Moore attorney for the Independent National Funeral Directors Association files a suit against Louisville and Nashville railroad seeking 100000 dollars. The claim notes railroad employees refused a delegation of Negro undertakers admission to a dining car between Louisville and New Orleans on June 14 as they traveled to a convention in New Orleans. Plaintiffs allege mental agony and distress from the discrimination.
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Marion Circuit Court
E. Louis Moore
Independent National Funeral Directors Association, Inc
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
New Orleans
Louisiana
Desperado Fleagle Captured on Train After Shootout
Branson Missouri October 14 Desperado Little Jake Fleagle the wests most hunted outlaw was shot and captured on a train after refusing to surrender He fired two guns as officers from four states closed in and was struck in the stomach. One officer ahead of the ambush beat him to the draw and subdued him.
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United Press
Branson, Mo
Little Jake" Fleagle
West
Little Jake
Witnesses allege Brenz marked ballots to nominate self
Testimony in a criminal trial depicts John L. Brenz a Coffin associate and Republican poll official at a May 6 primary marking twenty five ballots with a blue pencil after polls closed to influence the count. Witness Everett Saxton described watching Brenz, others faced charges for possessing blue pencils during tally. Judge Henry M. Dowling presides.
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John L. Brenz
Coffin Henchman
Criminal Court
Everett F. Saxton
Graceland Avenue
Star State
Bienz
Fourth Ward
Dantonen
Brenz
Saxton
Thomas A. Daily
Daily
Morrow Seeks Senate Bid Linked to Hoover Outlook
Dwight W. Morrow, seen as a possible 1932 presidential candidate, predicts Hoover will be renominated and re elected. He spoke in Newark launching his senate campaign while stressing support for Hoover and prosperity. He criticized Democratic claims and reaffirmed his liquor stance amid shifting prohibition politics.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Dwight W. Morrow
East
Hoover
New Jersey
White House
Morrow
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Alexander Simpson
King of Siam Seeks Mansion in New York
New York report says the king of Siam will visit for an operation and requires a mansion with at least twelve master bedrooms and twenty-four servants' rooms, not a hotel suite, per commentator Alexander Woollcott.
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United Press
New York
Siam
Alexander Woollcott
King Victor Emmanuel Meets Bernarr MacFadden
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel greeted American publisher Bernarr MacFadden in ce and held a thirty minute discussion on MacFadden's efforts to develop physical culture and fitness initiatives.
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United Press
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Bernarr MacFadden
Ince
MacFadden
Weather Brief Warns of Cold Wave Skirting Indiana
A slight cold wave, with a 15 to 20 degree drop, bypasses Indiana and moves toward Michigan and Canada. Highs will remain near recent levels for two days. temperatures may fall 4 to 5 degrees within 24 hours, according to J H Armington of the U S Weather Bureau.
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Indiana
Michigan
Canada
J. H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Armington
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Butler University
Fred W. Mayer
A. J. Emhardt
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E. Kirk McKinney
Works Board
Fred C. Gardner
Paul R. Brown
Business Men ‘Association
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Supreme Court
I. U
Jessie Hogate
Clinton
William H. Payne
Payne
Vermillion County
Clinton Hospital
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REDS
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North Meridian Street
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