Indianapolis Republicans map 1934 state platform
Indianapolis observers report Republican leaders are shaping Indiana's 1934 state platform ahead of the state convention. Don Irwin plans a brief, plainspoken document with one principal speaker likely Major Norman E. Imrie. Subcommittee chaired by Ewing Emison will meet, with delegates organizing per district at the Statehouse and Claypool hotel. Possible U. S. Senate candidate Earlham College President Dr. William C. Dennis is discussed. Governor Leslie backs his own candidacy and Robinson opens headquarters amid party planning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Repub
Als
Don Irwin
Irwin
Norman E. Imrie
Culver
Republican State Committee
Ewing Emison
Vincennes
Ralph E. Gates
Columbia City
Eleanor Barker
Snodgrass
Nashville
Indiana
Moses Johnson
William C Dennis
Earlham College
Richmond
U. S
Son
Dennis
Leslie
Robinson
Darnall Joins Alpha Omega Alpha at Northwestern
Evanston June 2 William Robert Darnall son of Mr and Mrs James C Darnall 225 East South Lebanon was initiated into Alpha Omega Alpha the national medical honor fraternity at Northwestern University The ceremony honored twelve students and Dr William H Holmes of Chicago as an honorary member Darnall a Northwestern medical school junior is a Lebanon High School graduate who attended Wabash College before Northwestern
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Evanston, Ill
William Robert Darnall
James C. Darnall
East South Street
Lebanon
Alpha Omega Alpha
Northwestern University
William H. Holmes
Chicago
Darnall
Lebanon High School
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Northwestern
Pageant by Baptist church youth unseen by pastor
In the pastor’s absence Rev. C A Metz leads First Baptist Church youth during Sunday morning services. The young people present a pageant titled The Seeing Heart as part of the worship.
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C. A. Metz
First Baptist Church
Wendell Martin Wins District Epworth League Contest
Wendell Martin, a representative of the Epworth League, won a district contest in Williamsport on Thursday and Friday. He earns the privilege of representing Crawfordsville district during the seventh League Week at Battle Creek from July 16 to 21.
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Wendell Martin
Epworth League
Ptho
Epworth
Global debt payments near default feared as Roosevelt push met
Washington reports an all round default on foreign debt payments due June 15. Britain and France face large sums with Finland the only country likely to pay. Lindsay advised Britain reluctant to meet full payment unless Roosevelt reiterates non default stance. President notes American sacrifices in loan to allies and urges debtors to make substantial sacrifices. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Finland
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Britain
Ronald Lindsay
Europe
President Roosevelt to speak at Groton anniversary
In Worcester Massachusetts June 2 President Roosevelt slept late aboard his train home and prepared to attend Groton School’s fiftieth anniversary ceremonies this afternoon. The President a Groton graduate was to address the exercises while his youngest son John, who graduated from Groton yesterday, joined him aboard the presidential special train berthed in the yards here during the event.
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Worcester
Mass
Roosevelt
Groton School
John
Groton
Quintuplet Daughters Escape Fire In Canander Home
Fire in the Lionne household threatened the lives of Mrs. Alzire L. Dionne and her five newborn quintuplets aged 122 hours. An overheated stove heated by a cold spell scorched ceiling timbers, but the family escaped as hospital milk feeds continued. Nurse Yvonne Leroux reported a calm night with regular feeds and steady signs of improvement for the babies.
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International News Service
Callander
Alzire Legros Dionne
Lionne
Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Yvonne Leroux
Marie
Jamaica
Dafoe
Earthquake Shakes Muzzaffarpur Bihar Province India
London report says Muzzaffarpur a city of about 50 000 in Bihar was jolted by a severe earthquake early today causing panic. No casualties were reported though fissures reopened from a prior quake and makeshift shelters collapsed. The tremor lasted about ten seconds.
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London
Muzzaffarpur
Bihar
India
Exchange Telegraph
Planning Drive to Adjournment in House Rules Clash
Washington June 2 Democratic leaders moved to rule the House with an iron hand to push adjournment after using a special rule to break a Republican filibuster. Speaker Rainey and Burns defend the move as to end future threats while GOP leaders cry foul over the gag rule and Cannon era concerns.
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Washington
House
Rainey
Rep Burns
Tennessee
Rep. Snell
New York
Boone Sizzles as Thermometer Hits 101.5 in Whitestown
Weather reports show a dramatic rise from a 67 degree low last night to a noonday high of 101.5 in Whitestown, a new record for 1934. Readings climbed from 94 at 9 am to 98 at 10 and 100 at 11 as residents endured the heat.
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Whitestown
Cee
Laughner
Lebanon Rotary elects new officers at luncheon
Directors of the Lebanon Rotary club announced the new staff at the Alen Country Club Friday. Earl Good was chosen president with Isadore Eichman as vice president and Harold Lawler as secretary treasurer. They will assume duties July 6. The meeting also covered debate on expanding Rotary classification to create a senior group for long-time members, a proposal defeated in this session. Guests were Harry Baldauf and W. O. Mills, with Russell George present.
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Lebanon Rotary Club
Alen Country Club
Earl Good
Isadore Eichman
Harold Lawler
Robert Ross-Shannon
Rotary International
Detroit
Mich
Louis Sterling
James Higbie
Ross- Shannon
Cordell Hull Guest of World’s Fair
Chicago June 2 Secretary of State Cordell Hull was the principal guest at the Century of Progress Exposition. He received a nineteen gun salute and a formal reception in the administration building. The article notes Hull as the first Roosevelt cabinet member to visit the 1934 World’s Fair and mentions attendance figures and the millionth visitor milestone.
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Chicago
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Hull
Court of Honor
Exposition Grounds
Cabt
Toledo Labor Overhang Eases After 20 Percent Wage Rise
In Toledo Ohio the Electrical Workers Union voted 154 to 34 to accept a 20 percent wage increase ending a threatened strike that would have shut three auto plants. Federal mediators Taft Dunnigan and Lind helped secure the deal with Frank Coates of Toledo Edison aiding. The settlement restores the June 1 1932 wage scale for all workers and includes arbitration talks for future issues.
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Toledo
Ohio
Electrical Workers’ Union
Electric Auto- Lite Company
Auto-Lite
Charles P. Taft
E. H. Dunnigan
Ralph Lind
Frank P. Coates
Toledo Edison Company
Taft
Tola’o Edison Company
Indianapolis Banker Dies Aboard Train
John T. Sauber 65, an Indianapolis banker, died suddenly of a heart attack aboard a New York Central Railroad train near Erie Pennsylvania. His body was removed at arrival and held for family word.
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Erie
John T. Sauber
Indianapolis
New York Central Railroad
Three Whitestown Men Hurt in Auto Crash
Three Whitestown men suffered cuts and bruises when their car collided with a machine occupied by two Chicago men near the Boone County Children's Home on U S Highway 52 last night. In the Whitestown car were Roy Shaw driver Otto Allen and Glen Gresh. The Chicago machine was taken to a service garage for repairs.
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Whitestown
Chicago
Boone County
Roy Shaw
Otto Allen
Glen Gresh
Question of Christ's religion as the permanent hope
The sermon contemplates John the Baptist asking if Christ is the expected one and argues that selfless devotion to a great cause, not personal gain, marks true greatness. It contrasts Herod's riotous reign with Jesus, asks whether Christianity remains humanity's final religion, and notes Rome's rulers fade while Christ endures. Page Six continues.
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John Baptist
Jesus
Inquirer
Jerusalem
Jordim
Israel
Scott
John
Herod
Christ
Chaco
John’ Baptist
Rome
Drought Ravaged Grain Belt Faces Food Shortage Risk
Chicago and the Midwest endure record heat as a northwest wind shift offers relief yet drought threatens main grain producing areas. Experts warn a two week drought continuation could wipe out much of the surplus, with no near rains expected. Local storms bring brief relief in St. Louis and Urbana.
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Downstate
Illinois
St. Louis
New England
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Columbus
New York
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
Dallas
Tex
Panhandle
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
W. C. Coffey
Federal Farm Relief
Northwest
United States
St. Louisana
Urbana
Cub Scouts Reorganization Meeting Announced
Cub Scouts will hold a reorganization meeting Monday at 7 in Memorial Park announced by scout master Edward Gullion Jr. Open to boys aged 9 to 12. Plans for summer include a camping trip. Charles Carr is assistant scoutmaster.
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Memorial Park
Edward Gullion Jr
Charles Carr
Center Farm Bureau Meeting Tuesday at Lindbergh School
The Center township farm bureau will hold a meeting at Lindbergh school at 7:80 Tuesday evening June 6. Speakers will be featured with Sugar Creek township farm bureau in participation.
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Center Township Farm Bureau
Lindbergh School
Sugar Creek Township
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