Dust on headlights urged for safe night driving
Todd Stoops of the Hoosier Motor Club echoes an AAA warning urging drivers to dust the headlight lenses to reduce glare. He says clean lenses and proper focus are essential, noting dust acts as miniature lenses. Other tips include leaf skidding awareness, tire inspection, and avoiding stalling to prevent accidents on fall trips.
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Examiners Answer Many Questions on Indiana officials
Walt Owen and Greenberry Lowe, deputy examiners for the State board of accounts, assume the role of legal nursemaids for public officials. They report daily queries on election requirements for single ticket local races and dog fund payouts for livestock claimed killed by dogs. They note vast dog fund payouts despite disputes over cause of death in livestock. Natives of the Polynesian Islands eat bats with tender white flesh.
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Missing Prodigy Back in Ford
Delmore J Kendall a boy prodigy aged eight who could type and who at thirteen was a Northwestern University freshman has returned home to Mangum Oklahoma. He had set out for the university when he disappeared and now refuses to explain the case.
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Floats to Parade Draw 100 Entries in Indiana Mardi Gras
More than 100 floats entered for the Greater Indiana Mardi Gras parade on October 31. John F. Walker, general chairman, aims to revive community spirit for Halloween with a focus on Indiana. Charles Evans Hughes may address the State dinner led by James M. Ogden. Fourteen bands and orchestras volunteered for street dancing.
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Butler Plans Big Homecoming Saturday
Butler University organizes a large homecoming for alumni this Saturday. Graduates are invited to the campus with gatherings in the chapel at 1 30 p m Edwin B Thompson president of the Alumni Association will speak and President Robert J Aley will address the alumni on ties between graduates and the university.
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Largest US mushroom found near Wabash Indiana
The Rev P W Bond discovered a giant mushroom near Wabash Indiana believed to be the largest in the United States. It weighed more than eighteen pounds surpassing the former record held by Herman Stieglitz of Milwaukee who found a nine pound puff ball.
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Fraternity and Sorority Houses Host Luncheon Parade Cancelled
Luncheon will be served at various fraternity and sorority houses. No parade this year. Houses will be decorated. A dance sponsored by the Skulls Club and the Scarlet Quill will be held in Irvington Saturday night.
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All In diana campaign plans outlined at trade meeting
Tentative plans for the All In diana campaign were outlined at a Board of Trade meeting. About fifty state and local groups attended and a committee will convene on November 9 to draft a preliminary program under Indiana Chamber of Commerce president John B. Fredrick.
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