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Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1936

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Vanguard in Indianapolis for convention

Indianapolis June 1 Indications were today that the Republican state central committee will meet tomorrow to settle the contest for the state chairmanship The compromise choice will likely rest with Ivan C Morgan of sustin Former Senator James E Watson predicted Morgan would win The convention will gather at the Coliseum for the state fair and delegates face choosing a governor and other officers amid party leadership turmoil

Indianapolis Ind Republican State Central Committee Ivan C. Morgan Sustin James E. Watson

Bond Forfeited In Cash Case At Boone Circuit Court

A disorderly cash bond case related to John W. Hornada and Wilbur A. Simall collapsed as the court ordered the $500 cash bond forfeited and turned into the county fund. An arraignment for a ring sale fraud involving Hammack was noted but unresolved with trials delayed and Davis’ counsel seeking continuances.

John W. Hornada Boone Circuit Court Frank Davis Wilbur A. Simall Kenn Ervice Hammack Wis Grant Raday Davis Ford

Men Injured After Desperate Battle With 28-Foot Python

In Cleveland on June 1 two men faces injuries after a 45 minute struggle with a 28 foot captive python. Frank J. Loughney and Cliff Wilson were treated after the reptile attacked during muzzle training and bathing. Police and snake experts aided in freeing them.

Cleveland Frank J. Loughney Cliff Wilson Singapore I T Laughney Wilson

World Court Adherence Likely Dropped From Platform

Washington reports that Democratic leaders may omit advocacy of American adherence to the World Court from the party platform in the upcoming election. High officials fear re igniting the controversy after the Senate defeated it last January and doubt any votes would be gained. Without Roosevelt’s personal insistence the issue may be left out.

Washington World Court Democratic Senate Roosevelt

Federal cancels Hoover era relief loans to states

The federal government definitively cancels about 200 million dollars in loans made to states counties and cities for relief during the Hoover administration. Secretary Wallace announced in a letter to Rep Rabaut of Michigan and noted the Hayden Cartwright Highway Act provision allowing future reimbursement was the basis. Counties and cities chiefly in Michigan Ohio Minnesota Washington New York and North Dakota hold collateral still in dispute as Rabaut pushes to recover 20 million in collateral.

Ton Washington Wallace Rep. Rabaul Michigan James B. Alley REC Congress Rabaut Miche Ohio Minnis Washingtos New York North Dakota

Freak wind gust blamed for trans continental crash

Chicago June 1 a freak gust of wind caused a Trans continental and Western Air transport plane to make a forced landing injuring twelve passengers and three crew members officials said the pilot Wesley L Smith avoided high tension wires and landed in a narrow lot near the field sparing the ship from major damage.

Chicago Wesley L. Smith Smith Sith Douglass

Adler Lectures In London On Individual Psychology

London June 1 Dr Alfred Adler famed Viennese psychologist told a London audience there is no truly normal man. He described lack of social interest as a sign of abnormality in a 24 year old man and said a child’s signs of normal consciousness show when no trouble arises. He warned against Freudian criticism and noted adolescence as a continuation of childhood with greater self expression. He added life hinges on striving for success and the fear of no hope may invite death.

London Alfred Adler Adler Dr. Adler Freud Hooks

Zeppelin Returns From South America Today

Berlin June 1 the zeppelin Hindenburg on its second return trip from Rio de Janeiro sped northward off the northwest coast of Africa. At noon Central European time it reported position 8 19 08 north latitude and 24 06 west longitude slightly northeast of the Cape Verde Islands.

Berlin Rio de Janeiro Zeppelin Hindenburg Africa Cape Verde Islands

Odd Sights In Hollywood Amaze Tourists And Film Crews

Hollywood June 1 Strange sights greet visitors as Indians aid cowgirls and Hindus roam the street while extras work on Last of the Mohicans. A car chase with machine gun smoke, pursued by motorcycle officers and an ambulance, turns film stunt into street theater. ExtrA performers lounge at soda fountains in evening dress, and a side-paddled boat stands in for a waterfront scene.

Hollywood Dransger Hollywood ‘Boulevard Violtoee

Mrs S M Ralston to Speak Tonight at Boone County Dems

The Boone County Woman's Democratic Club invites the public to attend tonight's meeting at the club home at eight o'clock. Mrs Samuel M Ralston of Indianapolis will give an address as a national committee worker. Also present will be Mrs Olive Delden Lewis who introduced Mr Ralston in his governor campaign, plus out of town guests Mrs Alton Baker of Noblesville and Mrs Stoker of Winnamac. A musical program precedes the talk and during the social hour.

Boone County Woman's Democratic Club Samuel M. Ralston Indianapolis National Mrston Lebanon Olive Delden Lewis Ralston United States Inlana Alton Baker Noblesville Stoker Winnamac Domestic Science Club Betty Edwards Marian Walker

Tax Bill May Be Taken Up Tuesday for Final Action

Washington dispatch reports a hoped end to Congress stalemate over the 800 million tax bill. The Senate finance committee rejects Roosevelt's undistributed earnings tax, while the House supports it. With the panel's revenue-only plan, adjournment hinges on Roosevelt's stance and potential convention timing.

Washington Congress Senate Finance Committee Rooseat House Roosevelt Senate

Zioncheck Arrest Sparks Washington Hospital Intake

Washington June 1 Rep Marion A Zioncheck Washington congress playboy was arrested this afternoon and sent to Gallinger Municipal Hospital for observation after two boisterous White House visits. Police sought him citywide as hospital staff notified headquarters. The day featured a madcap drama with a gift to Roosevelt and an attempted warrant against Garner as rumors of reprisals circulated.

Washington Marion A. Zioncheck State of Washington Gallinger Municipal Hospital Zioncheck White House Naval Medical Center Marion A Roosevelt Garner Z-Man Ernest W. Brown

G O P Considers State Platform at Indianapolis

A Republican advisory committee meets in Indianapolis on June 1 to draft planks for the state platform ahead of the June 3 convention. Key proposals include repealing the gross income tax, an agriculture program, reversing the 1935 government reorganization act, restoring partisan control of state institutions, and liquor law revisions.

Indianapolis Donald B. Irwin Aduilu

Missing Webster Thiele Sparks Nationwide Hunt

A nationwide search is under way for 15 year old William Webster Thiele heir to a wealthy family. Police say he may be a runaway or a possible kidnap victim. He vanished May 3 from his Westchester County home, prompting his father to appeal nationwide.

New York William Webster Thiele Thiele Daniel Webster Westchester County G-men Imne

Welcome Queen Mary Arrives in New York Harbor

The Queen Mary steamed into New York harbor on her maiden voyage from Cherbourg after a four day twelve hour run slowed by fog and the Grand Banks. Airplanes circled and tugboats cheered as crowds gathered to greet the massive British liner awaiting her official reception.

S. 5 News York New York Harbor England North Atlantic Ambrose New York Bay Cherbourg Grand Banks Newfoundland Long Island Jess Queen Mary

Decoration Day Observance At Cedar Hill And Oak Hill

Decoration Day was observed Saturday with morning services at Cedar Hill cemetery and afternoon rites at Oak Hill. Indianapolis speaker Frederick E K Schortemeier gave a tribute to soldiers of all wars. Boone county Civil War veterans W B Whittinghill M Caster Benjamin Cohee and James W James attended as honored guests.

Cedar Hill Cemetery Oak Hill Frederick EK. Schortemeier Indianapolis Boone County W. B. Whittinghill M Caster Benjamin Cohee This City James W. James Jamestown

Review Board Opens 0 Day Session Today

Boone County Board of Review began its yearly session at the auditor's office with Auditor Carl Bowman Treasurer Marvin Caldwell and Assessor P F Wilson serving by office. Two members appointed by Judge John W Hornaday are Ben H Coombs Republican and Ashbury Willams Democrat. The board will run for thirty days to equalize personal property assessments and will draft a schedule of public hearings.

Boone County Board of Review Carl Bowman Marvin Caldwell P. F. Wilson John W. Hornaday Ben H. Coombs Ashbury

Supreme Court voids New York minimum wage law

The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 4 decision, invalidated New York's minimum wage law as unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment. Justice Butler wrote the majority, joining concerns about freedom of contract, with dissent by Chief Justice Hughes. The ruling marks the first major challenge to local minimum wage statutes since 1928.

Washington Supreme Courr New York High Court New York Court of Appeals Liesenting Hues Cardozo Brandeis Stone Utah Colorado Massachusetts South Dakota Oregon Minnesota California Wisconsin Ohio Minois Cone New Jersey New Hampshire Rhode Justice Branders Joseph Tipaldo Brooklyn Industrial Commissioner of Butler van Devanter McReynolds Sutherland Roberts Hughes

Killed in Crash Near Lafayette Seelyne Indiana

Seeyne Ind June Wilbur Kammerer of Sedalia Pett County was killed in an auto crash two miles east of Frankfort on road 26 shortly after 1 o clock. Coroner H Klepinger said a skull fracture caused death. Three others injured, Joseph Merrill Dora Thayer Nora Younger, all from Frankfort, taken to Home hospital. Thayer and Younger women released after minor injuries. Merrill’s ear partly torn and he remained semi conscious.

Seeyne Ind Wilbur Alvin Kammerer Sedalia Cton County Frankfort H. Klepinger Kammerer Joseph Merrill Dora Thayer Nora Younger Merrill Thayer West Morrison Street Rossville Avene Home Hospital Wevern Wastz

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