Prize Winners Announced at Indiana State Fair Exhibit Medalists
At the Indiana state fair Labor Day crowds viewed early judging of tanned fruits and vegetables sewing and garments. Winners span 4-H clubs with Mary Katherine Silia bow er and Eva Bixter among top cloth items while baking and canning awards honor Thelma Gardner, Jean Backley, Virginia Kennedy and many others across white and yeast bread, muffins, cookies, rolls, and fruit and vegetable canning entries.
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Kimono Knightgown
Mary Katherine Siliabower
Train Polis
Eva Bixter
Wakarusa
Edith Smith
New Harmony
Mary Margaret Scnoonver
Martinsville
Ind
Martyrise
West la Fayette
Helen Eliane Hassler
Blufton
Charlotte Murphy
Shelbyvile
Lois Graves
Terre Aute
Mildred Stinson
Evansville
Justine Ottinger
Carmel
Thelma Berry
Terre Haute
Lucy M. van Ness
Oakville
Mildred J. Trick
Iklin
Marvel Patrick
Quincy
Roi Kathryn Overman
Marie Hall
Reelsville
Rosemary Bell
Sheridan
Pirst
Eileen Bower
Kendana
Giana
Mildred Trick
Kirklin
Brookville
Pisces
Layette
Firet
Mary Louise Richardson
June Wright
Needham
Alice Road
Indianapolis
Clementine Record
Virginia Whitaker
Evelyn Johnson
Ildred J. Kick
Mildred Hauser
Julia Gogs
Katherine Stienkamp
Huntingsburg
Elizabeth McClure
Cloverdale
Martha Babb
Muncie
Elizabeth Springmire
Greensburg
Lois McCutcheon
Inglefield
Helen Hasler
Bluffton
Mary Thomas
Connersville
Sumer
Julia Goss
Irene Rosebalm
Eminence
Virginia Brown
Franklin
Martha Goss
Elizabeth Padgett
Morroco
Lillian Murphy
Remen
Elizabeth Messinger
Betty Gano
Mary Barnhard
Liberty
Mary Marshall
Arlington
Velmailier
LaFayette
Gladys Cox
Bowler
Thelma Gardner
Rushville
Carol Rolfe
Selma
Zink’ Pleener
Greencastle
Jean Backley
Marjorie Freeman
Bloomington
Esther Dunwoody
Bloominton
Ruby Lots Gentry
Yorktown
Marjorie Records
Dorothy Ennis
Irene Lanham
Virginia Dean
Bernice Gallagher
Marie Smith
Bargersville
Mary Jane Cromer
Daleville
Lula Childress
Wanatah
Gladys Frasch
Attica
Alice ‘Hunt
Richmond
Virginia Kennedy
Morgantown
Margaret Leah Litton
Mary Leah Mote
Spiceland
Jane Tilson
Whiteland
Organtown
Lucille Courtney
Crawfordsville
Margaret Myers
Lowene Callahan
Alice Garrett
Battle Ground
Anna Faye Switzer
Marcella Myers
Virginia Clark
Summitville
Hannah McEwen
Edinburgh Plain
Pelburn
Julia Keesling
Phyllis Polk
Oaktown
Edure
Dorothy Klaiber
Burg
Summitsville
Janes Tilson
Katherine Boyer
Knightstown
Edinburg
Mary Leahsbore
Rosalie William
Mary Davidson
Eckherries
Kathryn Percell
M . Pie
Lorelei Lacy
Florence Porter
Zona L. Cooksey
Lorene Krammes
Manilla
Morris
Charlottesville
Pea Io Oliver
Pineappie
Virginis Clark
Prucaa
Torencees
Rauber
Abel Helshtan
Aspa Vita Orebaugh
Lorene Krammel
Manila
Thelma Schock
Rushie
Lorene Kram
Phailis Howard
Cambridge City
Qigartoee
Charlotte Oliver
Crawfords
Talkies Tax Chaney Ingenuity: Keen Mind Discovers Solution
Lon Chaney, famed for his many faces, adapts to talkies in The Unholy Three by using five distinct voices for his ventriloquist character. He fears vocal reveal may spoil mystery, safeguards his voice with affidavits, and continues pushing makeup artistry despite new sound limits.
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Lon Chaney
Professor Echo
NEA Service, Inc
Ollywood
Chaney
Giant
Echo
Crooks
F. L. Hendrickson
Los Angeles
Lon Chaney’s Clever Makeup Tricks Highlighted
Woman fatally hurt in an automobile crash near Greenville Ohio. Mrs. Van L. Ogle of Muncie died from injuries sustained Friday. Her husband, former prosecuting attorney of Delaware County, is named.
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Muncie
Ind
van L. Ogle
Greenville
Delaware County
Rural Regions to Fight Losses in Congress
United Press reports state legislatures face bitter battles over reapportionment based on the new census. Rural areas seek to preserve districts as big cities gain seats with Los Angeles, Chicago, New York among examples. battles hinge on dry rural versus wet urban blocs and future House balance.
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United Press
Washington
House of Representatives
House of Prohibition
California
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Michigan
Wayne County
Detroit
Thompson Trophy Race Nears Close at Thompson Field Chicago
Aviation races at Curtiss-Wright Airport feature eleven top speed pilots in a 100 mile event for a $10,000 purse. Favorites include Hawks and Wedell Williams with speeds around 240 to 300 mph. crowd reaches about 80,000 as a parachute incident endangers but ends safely.
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Curtiss-Wright
Chicago
America
Frank Hawks
Travelair
Wright Special
Arthur H. Page
Navy
James A Jimmy Doolittle
Wright
Hawks
E. M. Laird
Chevelair
Lee Schoenhair
Laird
Dannie Fowlie
Pabjoy
Fowlie
Roger Don Rae
Rae
Ship Carrying Andree's Bones Near Port
The whaler Brattvaag neared Thomsoe with the bodies of Solomon Auguste Andree and two companions, frozen in Arctic ice for 33 years. Reports noted skeletal remains, possible diary notes for identification, and wooden coffins carved by the crew. The region awaited official details on arrival and condition.
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Tromose
Norway
Brattvaag
Solomon Auguste Andree
Thomsoe
Arctic
Tromsoe
Scandinavia
Norway Casts Doubt on Andree Discovery Details
Oslo reports fade of hope to learn the secret guarded by the Arctic for thirty three years as Dr Gunnard Horn questions prior claims about the Andree expedition. He says only bones and a diary were found on White Island and Andree's head is missing, contradicting earlier reports.
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United Press
Oslo
Norway
Arctic
Solomon Auguste Andree
North Pole
Gunnard Horn
Andree
White Island
Jensen
Terninger
Horn
Morgehbladet
Dogs Block Aid for Unconscious Woman in Yard
Brooklyn dispatch reports 75 year old Mrs. Sarah Lavy collapsed from heat prostration and lay unconscious for two hours while two dogs guarding her yard prevented ambulance staff and police from reaching her. Police were alerted and a nearby shot into the air by John J. Murphy drove the animals away as Mrs. Lavy was finally taken to a hospital.
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Bu United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sarah Lavy
Oyster season to create 15000 jobs coast to coast
The oyster season opening in September will provide employment for about 15,000 men across nearly every coastal state. Maine and New Hampshire are excluded. Oysters rank as the second largest seafood item after salmon, with Americans consuming 160 million pounds last year. A new quick freezing method will allow producers to preserve oysters for next summer’s market.
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United Press
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
United States
Indiana air tour final report to be presented Thursday
A final report on the 1930 Indiana air tour will be presented at a meeting of the Indiana Aircraft Trades Association at 7 45 p m Thursday night in the Commerce building.
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Indiana Aircraft Trades Association
The
of Commerce
Studley Hiner
A. Dues
Dnemumees
Murderer Sought After Acid Attack Kills Woman
In P Illinois a statewide hunt is under way for the man who sprayed acid on Mrs Tranquila Rinaldo and set her clothes afire. She died after telling Sheriff Fleming that the assailant blew a whistle before the attack. Her 12 year old son found her wandering in woods near her home with burning clothing.
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United Press P
Ill
Tranquila Rinaldo
L. Fleming
Teachers to Use Air From New York University
Teachers from New York University will fly to distant cities this winter to conduct extension courses. The School of Education will pilot the experiment with an airplane serving four instructors daily for four days each week to reach cities not readily reached from New York.
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Science Service
New York
New York University
School of Education
Bread Price Probe Demanded of U S
Representative George Huddleston of Birmingham calls on four federal agencies to investigate bread production costs. He seeks data from Justice, FTC, Tariff Commission, and Labor on raw materials and labor, arguing a 3 cent cost per loaf versus 9 to 10 cents retail. He cites Army bread margins and fixes labor and overhead limits at seven tenths cent per loaf.
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Scrippe-Howard Newspaper Alliance
W. G
George Huddleston
Birmingham
Ala
Department of Justice
Huddleston
Federal Trade Commission
United States Tariff Commission
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Tariff Board
Statistical Division
Arlington Memorial Bridge Nears First Use For 1932 Washington Celebration
Washington reports the Arlington Memorial bridge, a premier stone arch span, should be usable with temporary approaches on the Virginia end for the 1932 centennial of George Washington. Lt Col U S Grant says the bridge itself may be completed by summer and earth hauled to form fills on Columbia island and the Virginia shore. Traffic on unsurfaced roads could begin by the end of the 1931 season.
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Science Service
Washington
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Virginia
George Washington
U.S. Grant
Capital
Columbia Island
Pilot to shuttle faculty by rail or auto across cities
Leaving New York, the pilot will stop at each city where a passenger has a teaching engagement. The next morning he will return to pick up the passengers and bring them back to the university in time for their day's work.
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New York
Arrivals and Departures for Chicago Air Races
Hoosier Airport hosts Curtiss Robin entrants Carl F. Millican and Mrs. Millican plus several others Pierre Dowden Livezey Biddle Stanford Farr heading to Chicago air races. Mars Hill Airport Captain H Weir Cook with Norman Perry Jr. in a Fairchild monoplane. Dick Arnett joins Wa co biplane from Lafayette. Embry Riddle passengers include Louise Norris and her father Ralph Norris. Eleanor Fisher of Hines Illinois heads to Chicago.
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Hoosier
Carl F. Millican
Chicago
Clarence Dowden
Ralph W. Norris
New York
Cincinnati
Eleanor Fisher
Hines, Ill
Hoosier airport opens ground school after summer
After summer vacation the Hoosier airport will open a ground school on Tuesday evening with twenty two students enrolled. Classes will be held on Tuesday and Friday nights.
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Hoosier Airport
Goloski Set for Parachute Jump at Hoo Sier Airport
Goloski will perform a parachute jump at Hoo Sier airport this afternoon at five o clock. The event draws interest from local residents and aviation enthusiasts.
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Goloski
Barney Goloski
Hoosier
Girl Leaps 17 500 Feet
Bernie Labaster 19 year old parachute jumper from Louisville claimed a new record for women jumpers after leaping from a plane at 17 500 feet above Teterboro airport in Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey on September 1.
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United Press
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Bernie Labaster
Louisville
Teterboro
Bank case ban issued in Liberty Ind
A restraining order by Circuit Judge Roscoe O Byarne bars Citizens bank stockholders in Liberty from selling or encumbering property. Receiver Elmer Bossert filed the action alleging former cashier William P Kennedy, under indictment for embezzlement, attempted to collect rental money. Arguments on bondholders priority over other creditors proceed.
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Bu Timgs Special Liberty
Ind
Roscoe O’byrnne
Citizens Bank
Elmer, Bossert
William P. Kennedy
Yeggmen Crack Three Safes In Indianapolis Robbery Spree
A gang of three yeggmen cracked three safes in Indianapolis on a weekend spree, netting about $500 in cash and valuables. They forced entries at Blatz Brewing Company and other locations, with police noting door breaches and a sledge hammer used on safes. Multiple incidents included jewelry theft from Stanley Jewelry, a Meier Electric loss, and cash from a cafe and meat market.
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Indianapolis
Blatz Brewing Company
Burdsall Parkway
Cecil Collins
Clifton Street
Stanley Jewelry Company
West
Washington Street
Alex Liverson
Central Avenue
Meier Electric and Machinery Company
East Washington Street
Yeggs
Frank L. Meier
Meier
General Allen's Body To Return To Capital
Waynesboro Pa Sept 1 The body of Major General Henry T Allen 71 who died Saturday of a heart attack will be taken to Washington today with a military escort He commanded American occupational forces in Germany and collapsed on a German embassy official's veranda after visiting Dr Rudolph Leitner on his summer home bluff Doctors attributed death to a blood clot on the heart
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United Press
Waynesboro
Henry T. Allen
Washington
Allen
Germany
Rudolph Leitner
General Allen
Orphans Hear Pastor Doc Waddell at Knighstown Home
Orphans at the Sailors and Soldiers' home in Knighstown heard circus evangelist Pastor Doc Waddell share his experiences under the big top. He spoke to the Bible class of the Broadway Methodist church Sunday morning about his world fair shows and faith.
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Sailors and Soldiers
Knighstown
Doc” Waddell
Dodson
Death Toll in Weekend Indianapolis Crash Spikes
One person died in two weekend traffic crashes in Indianapolis. Adolph Turner, 62, of 448 North Kealing avenue, a salesman for M. and H. Co Operative Laundry, died after his truck struck a Greyhound bus at Cruse and Washington. John F Williams, 29, bus driver, faces involuntary manslaughter charges. Turner’s funeral will be Tuesday at Kreiger Undertaking, with burial at Crown Hill. he is survived by a son Elmer A. Otto Kienle, 23, near the crash, was mildly injured. Two boys, Robert Drybought, 12, and Thomas Drybough, 9, were injured when a Indiana Railroad traction car hit the rear of a streetcar at Forty first and College. Charles Oursler, 79, hip injuries from a collision at Ashland and Massachusetts. Abel Warner, 43, not held. Maxine Arnold, 6, cut by flying glass in a Prospect-Sherman crash. Four‑month‑old John Elmer Osmond was cut above the eye at Fall Creek Boulevard.
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Indianapolis
Adolph Turner
North Kealing Avenue
M. & H. Co-Operative Laundry
Greyhound
Cruse
Washington Streets
John F. Williams
Turner
Kreiger Undertaking
Fourteenth
Illinois Streets
Crown Hill
Elmer A
Otto Kienle
East Market Street
Indiana Railroad Company
Forty-first Street
College Avenue
Robert Drybought
Thomas Drybough
Ralph M. Drybough
Pennsylvania Street
Robert
Omar Lee
A. A. Crutchfield
East Twenty-fourth Street
Ashland
Massachusetts Avenues
Charles Oursler
Ashland Avenue
Abel Warner
Clermont
Prospect Street
Sherman Drive
Maxine Arnold
John Elmer Osmond
Raymond Osmond
North
Harding Street
Fall Creek Boulevard
Green catgut infection breakthrough reported from Odessa
Wounds in surgical operations may soon be sewn with bright green catgut to protect against infection. Dr Baccal in Odessa reports the antiseptic kills bacteria quickly, remains sterile in wounds for seven days, and can be used on mucous membranes and in the eye.
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Soil Service
American Medical Association
Odessa
S. Baccal
Teachers Warned of Possible Wages and Qualifications Changes
In Muncie Indiana teachers at the Delaware County Institute were warned by Roy Roudebush assistant state superintendent of a possible legislative move to abolish the teachers minimum wage scale. He urged teachers to take special interest in the next session and cited the chance of efforts to lower or abolish technical qualifications.
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Muncie
Ind
Delaware County Institute
Here
Roy Roudebush
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