Columbia Gets Away on Flight Across Atlantic
Roosevelt Field, N Y June 4 The monoplane Columbia rose on its second attempt carrying Clarence D Chamberlin as pilot and Charles A Levine as sponsor The craft aimed for an unknown destination perhaps Europe Levine joined in street clothes as the plane lifted off amid dramatic scenes The flight followed Chamberlin’s earlier endurance record and set the stage for a Paris bound attempt if fuel allows
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Columbia
Europe
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Company
Chamberlin
Berlin
London
Paris
Rome
Moscow
Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Levine
Charles Levine
Enger
Mae Fe
Andbergh
Long Island
Lindbergh Cld
George Weiss
San Diego
Byrd
Teste
Rum violations on the decrease in Indiana says Winkler
Indianapolis June 4 George H Winkler chief federal prohibition enforcement officer for Indiana told United Press enforcement is more effective today than since the dry law. He recalled fewer drunks on Sundays and cited past factory areas surrounded by saloons as an example of changing conditions.
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Indianapolis
George H. Winkler
Indiana
United Press Today
Winkler
Purnell Improves After Severe Illness At Home
Congressman Purnell recovers at his Attica home from a recent illness. After tonsil surgery a speech in a southern town preceded a throat hemorrhage. He received surgical help and has been under the weather but is gradually regaining health.
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Con
Man Kred
Purnell
Attica
Lindbergh Sails From Cherbourg for Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh leaves Cherbourg for Washington after a two week homage tour in Europe. He carries honors from France Belgium and Great Britain and returns amid widespread acclaim. He boards the Memphis at 3 17 p m Eastern daylight time as flags, sirens and hydroplanes accompany the departure. Continues on Page Six.
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Cherbourg
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Belgium
Great Britain
New York
Paris
Europe
Admiral Burrage
Memphis
Three Charges Filed Against Rosasco in Liquor Case
Three charges have been filed against John Rosasco an Indianapolis commission merchant held in Boone county jail on $5000 bond Affidavits by Prosecutor John Sunderland accuse Rosasco of sale possession and transportation of liquor Rosasco was arrested after a liquor charge on a Jamestown man and offered a $500 bond by certified check Mayor Tauber noted the shortfall and ordered jail confinement
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John Rosasco
Indianapolis
Tauer
Rosasco
Officials Ponder Enactment Of 1927 Uniform Law
Boone county officials and residents debate whether constables and town marshals must wear uniforms to arrest for vehicle violations under the 1927 law. The secretary of state must prescribe the uniform, which could be deemed unconstitutional. a test case in Indiana rises. Town marshals in Thorn Town Jamestown Advance and Zionsville face legal limitations until Supreme Court guidance.
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Boone County
Secretary of State
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana
Supreme Court
Lebanon
Thorntown
Jamestown
Advance
Zionsville
Boone Circuit Court Grants Divorce to Prisoner Husband
Judge John W. Hornaday granted Delma Flinn a divorce from Frederick Flinn, now serving a prison term for arson, allowing her to resume the name Delma Summers. Flinn had earlier been sentenced for attempting to fire the Jamison residence where his estranged wife was with the Jamisons and another man.
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Boone Circuit Court
John W. Hornaday
Delma Flinn
Blubaugh Funeral Set For Sunday At Mechanicsburg
Funeral services for Charles A Blubaugh who died at his home near Mechanicsburg were announced for 2 p m Sunday at the Christian church Mechanicsburg with Rev John Hussey officiating Burial will follow at Mechanicsburg Cemetery
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Charles A. Blubaugh
Mechanicsburg County
Christian Church
Mechanicsburg
John Hussey
Mechanicsburg Cemetery
Harison Township Graduation Music By Aker's Orchestra
Armand Akers Orchestra furnished the music for the Harrison township grade schools commencement Thursday night at New Brunswick. The same orchestra will play for the Center township commencement in the Lebanon high school building next Wednesday night. Mrs. Charles Johnson has entered Williams hospital for medical treatment.
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Armand Akers
Harrison Township
New Brunswick
Center Township
Lebanon High School
Charles Johnson
Williams Hospital
Trooping the Color Ceremony by English Guards in London
London observers describe the Trooping the Color ceremony at Horse Guards Parade in St James Park marking the King’s birthday. King George, in full Guards uniform, rode from Buckingham Palace with Queen’s procession, saluted by bands and troops, amid cheering crowds and police cordons. The event, lasting about forty five minutes, ended with the Queen returning to Buckingham Palace and the King leading his Brigade of Guards along the Mall.
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London
British Empire
Horse Guards
St. James’ Park
George
Buckingham Palace
Brigade of Guards
Order of the Garter
LUMB SPEAKER AT ROTARY LUNCHEON
Rev Hardy Lamb pastor of First Presbyterian spoke at the Rotary Club lunch at Alen Country Club. He said life is costly physically mentally and spiritually and compared existence to building a house with a solid foundation. He cited General Robert E Lee declining use of his name in a questionable scheme to protect character. Page five continuation.
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Hardy Lamb
Fist Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Alen Country Club
Robert E. Lee
Mir. Lamb
Wells Wade Plan New World Flight
New York June 4. Linton Wells holder of the world record and Lieut Leigh Wade announce a two pilot attempt to circumnavigate in fifteen days in a three engine plane. The westward route will cross the United States Pacific eastward across Siberia and the Atlantic to complete the loop.
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New York
Pastont
Linton Wells
Leigh Wade
Army
United States
Pacific
Siberia
Dundee Wins World Welterweight Title Over Latzo in 15 Rounds
New York, June 4. Dundee of Baltimore defeated Pate Latzo in a 15 round decision to claim the world welterweight championship. Officials scored two for Dundee with a draw by the second judge. press vote showed Latzo ahead four rounds with two even.
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New York
Oe Dundee
Baltimore
Pate Latzo
Summer Library Hours Expanded for Saturdays
The public library will stay open each Saturday night until 9 at the start of the summer months to improve service for residents outside the city. The change aims to provide better access to library resources during the summer.
Basis for suit now disclosed amplifies contract claim
New York June 4 Frieda Hempel opera singer and former Metropolitan star sued philanthropist August Heckscher for 36000 unpaid under a 48000 yearly life‑long stipend. Amended complaint says she relinquished operatic career for charity and Heckscher promised 48000 a year, payable quarterly, with $12000 already paid, leaving 36000 due for the first year. She sang only for charity and community work to justify the payments.
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New York
Frieda Hempel
Metropolitan Opera Company
August Heckscher
Terence J. McManus
Heckscher
Wanted Boys for Paper Routes at Reporter Office
Energetic and ambitious boys between 12 and 14 are invited to carry paper routes. Apply at the circulation manager, rear of the Reporter office.
Pendleton Visit Set For June 8 Inspection Tour
Bone county residents planning the State Reformatory inspection at Pendleton must meet at noon next Wednesday in front of the Central School Building on Fast Main street. John W. Jones, in charge, said the local party will depart at noon to arrive by 2 p.m. Supt. Miles set that hour for the start of the tour. Names must be given to Jones by 10 a.m. Wednesday. The trip is open to all. organizers prefer traveling as a group, and no one will be shown through until all have arrived.
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Bone County
State Reformatory
Pendleton
Central School
Fast Main Street
John W. Jones
Supt
Miles
Mr. Jones
Reformatory
Smythe to undergo 137th surgical operation
St Louis, June 4. Harry B. Smythe, 54, will undergo the surgeon's knife for the 137th time soon due to a bone disease.
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St. Louis
Harry B. Smythe
Baseball game at Memorial Park canceled Sunday
Heavy rains left Memorial Park diamond and adjacent grounds in very poor condition making the American Legion and Kirklin game unplayable. Officials announced the cancellation with reluctance as Memorial Park opens for summer, shelving the season opener scheduled for the Legion.
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Memorial Park
American Legion
Kirklin
Memorial Fark
Slayers of Boy to face trial in Grant county
Marion Ind June 4 A husband and wife Arthur and Dorothea Walser admitted in signed confessions to plotting to murder Clifford Cox 12 for insurance. Prosecutor Edward C Hays said warrants for first degree murder will be issued and a special grand jury will convene Monday. Hays will lead the state's case as he nears the end of his term.
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Marion
Ind
Edward C. Hays
Arthur
Dorothea Walser
Clifford Cox
Hays
Grant County
Agi
Fairmount
Walser
Indianapolis
Clifford
Dorothea
Rotary ships near destination for International convention
Dover and Plymouth reports note six liners carrying about 3,000 American Rotarians bound for the eighteenth annual Rotary International convention in Ostend Belgium. Garinthia and Transylvania anchored off Dover, taking pilots for the voyage to Ostend while Caronia led the flotilla off Plymouth. The remaining four ships were expected to reach the area today as wireless greetings linked Cunarders.
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Dover
England
Garinthia
Rotary International
Ostend
Belgium
Transylvania
Plymouth
Caronia
Flushing
Flood Credits corporation to aid flood zone farmers
Washington June 4 the Chamber of Commerce announces a plan to create the Flood Credits corporation with 1 750 000 in stock to back three regional agricultural finance ventures in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. The effort will supply debentures and leverage for rehabilitation credits through local farm credit companies and federal loan board participation.
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Washington,d. C
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mississippi
Lewis EB. Pierson
Flood Credits Corporation
Arkansas
Louisiana
Hoover
Eugene Meyer
Federal Farm Loan Board
Polenta Hongomy
Ega
Exposition Fades After Rain Fails to Save Event
Greater Lebanon Trade Industrial Exposition and Auto Show opened midweek but weather ruined plans. Show was rebuilt then dampened by intermittent showers and a heavy downpour. Exhibitors dismantled displays as canvas tents sagged and organizers canceled further events. Vaudeville acts and the Exposition Queen attraction failed to draw crowds after the weather setback.
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Rome
Greater Lebanon
Xposition Committee
van E Brothers
Cain Sisters
Helen Kern
Dlc Es Ora
Nina Ki Kincaid
Country Club Park Home Contract Details
The article notes a residential construction for Dr and Mrs J D at Country Club Park. Work will start as soon as materials arrive. Architect Oscar Cook of Kokomo designed a two story brick Colonial style house planned for the east side of the drive. Ground details include an on site range and brick construction with a brick farm range.
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J. D
Country Club
L. W. Fu
Oscar Cook
Kokomo
Coons
J. R
Red Cross Worker to Visit Local Chapter
Miss Adelaide Barker of Washington D C field representative of the National Red Cross will visit Bone County late next week. An executive meeting is planned during her stay to discuss the year s work and national programs all to be outlined.
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Adelaide Barker
Washesington
D. C
Red Pan
Bone County
I U To Build New Chemistry Builds
Bloomington June 4 A chemistry building for University was authorised at a night meeting of the board of trustees. The structure is to be erected next year to remedy conditions in the chemistry department.
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Bloomington
University
Boar
Flood quota still shy of $1674 in Mississippi flood aid
The report notes the flood quota remains short by 1674 dollars as relief efforts continue. Details on additional contributions or fund-raising steps are sparse, but local agencies urge timely donations to meet the required target. Community leaders emphasize the ongoing need for support to address flood damage.
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Lumb
Rotary
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Wade
Dundee
Latzo
Boone Party
Onge
Wife
Adminster
A BY
Att Mung
Country Club Park
RED Cross
I. U
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