Raunser Route Beset With Rain and Dense Fogs
London reports poor flying weather as Stanley Hausner a Polish American flier pilots the St Rosa Maria from New York toward Warsaw. Dense Atlantic clouds mist and winds hindered progress with visibility 12 miles near Ireland and heavy fog along the route. Hausner 32 and his wife Martha left Floyd Bennett field aiming for Croydon then Warsaw.
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London
Air Ministry
Stanley Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Warsaw
Ireland
England
Hasner
Croydon
Baldonnell
Dublin
Floyd Bennett
St. Rosa Maria
Haustice
Bellanca
Rockaways
Martha
Paul Knappock
Hausner
John Coyne
North Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
Den
N. J
Walter Wates
Eq City
Curtis pleads not guilty in Lindbergh hoax case
John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk Virginia heatbuilder and creator of a gigantic hoax in the Lindbergh draping case arraigned in Flemington New Jersey and pleaded not guilty on a charge of obstructing justice. Mrs C L Stewart and her son of Fostoria Ohio who have been visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Waldron will return home Sunday.
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Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
C. L. Stewart
Fostoria
Ohio
Samuel Wal ‘Dron
Dairy Council Meeting Set For Monday Night
The Indianapolis Dairy Producers Council of Boone county will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 8 o clock in the Convention Hall Court House. All farmers selling dairy through the council are urged to attend for a full report on activities. President Joe Coons and Secretary Ralph Goodwin will be in attendance.
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Indianapolis Dairy Producer’s Council
Boone County
Court House
Joe Coons
Ralph Goodwin
Zionsville to Host 70th Pythian Rally Night of Entertainment
Knights of Pythias lodges from Indiana’s Eleventh district gather at Zionsville Castle Hall next Thursday June 9 at 7:30 pm for a major rally. Indianapolis Lodge No 56 will confer the Bank of Knight with Pluto, featuring special scenery and lighting. Past Grand Chancellor Charles Dunbar will present radio stars the Brown County Revelers plus brass band. Refreshments follow. An attendance contest offers a $20 prize to the lodge with the largest turnout across Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh districts.
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Knights of Pythias
Zionsville Castle Hall
Indiana
Bank of Knight
Pluto
Indianapolis Lodge No. 56
Charles Dunbar
Brown County
Lebanon Lodge
Edgar Stahl
Grand Lodge
Indiana Pythiantism
Zionsville
House passes $1.119 billion budget balancing tax bill
Washington June 4 The House today passed the completed 1 119 000 000 budget balancing tax bill speeding the new revenue measure toward final enactment. Only formal Senate approval remains before it goes to President Hoover for signature.
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Wahsington
D. C
Bal
Group One Young People Meet Monday at Friends Church
Boone county young people will meet Monday night at Friends Church near Thorn town at 7 30 o clock. The Rev Junius Clifton will be the speaker.
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Boone County
Friends Church
Thorntown
Junius Clifton
Boone County Board of Review to Meet in June
The Boone County Board of Review convenes Monday June 6 and will sit for about thirty days or until mid July. Members include Peter F. Wilson Carl Bowman Granville Wells Crayton McKinsey and Lester Everett, appointed by Judge John W. Horn. The panel will review real estate assessments and corporate property outside township jurisdiction.
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Boone County Board of Review
Peter F. Wilson
Carl Bowman
Granville Wells
Crayton McKinsey
Sugar Creek Township
Lester Everett
Perry Township
McKinsey
Everett
John W. Hornaday
Boone County
Board of Review
Henry C. Ulen Arrives in Warsaw After May Flight
Henry C. Ulen sailed from New York on the Europa Friday night May 27 and arrived in Warsaw Poland today. His overland journey was completed by airplane.
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Henry C. Ulen
New York City
Warsaw
Poland
All Weather Hiking Becomes British Health Craze
London on a bank holiday saw about 2 million hikers take to forest and beach as Britain shifts from social strolling to scientific walking. Interest rises 75 percent with a new cohort of all weather explorers, favoring lighter gear such as silk clothing and streamlined rucksacks and tents for extended trips.
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London
United States
Congress Today Presses Economy Bill Debates
Senate continues debate on the economy bill as manufacturers resume hearings on Costigan unemployment relief. Banking and Currency committee keeps stock market inquiry active while the House reconvenes at 104 to vote a revenue bill as conferred.
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Senate
Manufacturers Committee
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Lambert signs 10 conduct schools across summer tours
Lafayette ind june 4 ward lambert Purdue hardwood genius will oversee coaching schools nationwide this summer sharing the lambert system that yielded six Big Ten titles. He leads sessions in Dayton ohio June 6 11 and Jeffersonville indiana June 20 25 joining A F Rupp. A football basketball school follows at Vincennes Aug 15 20 with Kizer and Lambert, then St Thomas college in St Paul Aug 22 31 with Andy Kerr directing football sessions.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ward Lambert
Purdue
Boilermaker
Middle West
Dayton
Ohio
A. F. Rupp
University of Kentucky
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Lambert
Noble Kizer
Boilermakers
Kizer
Vincennes
John Adams
Burl Friddle
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Minne
Andy Kerr
Colgate University
St. Thomas
Hines Family Sets Trip to Eagle Pass for Business
Mr and Mrs G E Hines and sons George and Philip Adler Jr plan Sunday departure by motor to Eagle Pass Texas to attend to Mr Hines business interests. They anticipate being away three or four weeks.
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G. E. Hines
George and
Philip Adler, Jr
Eagle Pass
Texas
Rites Sunday for Annie L Winters
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie L. Winters 63 will be Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Powell Memorial chapel Oak Hill cemetery with Rev Carl H Barnett officiating Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery Pallbearers are D G Edwards Delbert Neese Austin Heady Earl Reeves Elmer Vanarsdal William Clingler Bernard Honan Rex Moore She was a 36 year government employee including seven years as Fayette postmistress and 29 years as a Lebanon rural route carrier She was granted a pension on April 29 and died in Indianapolis hospital on May 25 She was born in Hendricks county daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Watson She married Willett Winters in 1894 who died 35 years ago Surviving are a stepson Bert Winters of West Palm Beach Fla and a brother George Watson of Indianapolis
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Annie L. Winters
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Powell Memorial Chapel
Oak Hill
Ceme‘tery
Carl H. Bar‘nett
Central Christian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
D. G. Edwards
Delbert Neese
Austin Heady
Earl Reeves
Elmer Vanarsdal
William Clingler
Bernard Honan
Rex Moore
Winters
Fayette
Lebanon
F. A. Spray
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis Hospital
Hendricks County
Samuel Watson
Marion County
Willett Winters
Bert Winters
West Palm Beach, Fla
George Watson
Four Begun 3-10 Year Burglary Terms In Indiana
Four Indianapolis youths pleaded guilty to second degree burglary for shattering a Whitaker Sterling show window and stealing wrist watches. Judge John W. Hornaday imposed terms of three to ten years in Boone Circuit Court. Vernon Justice and Joseph Wells were sent to Michigan City Prison. Ted Lafever and Roy Mackey were sent to Pendleton Reform School. Mrs Jere Lafever remained in custody as the case unfolded.
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Indianapolis
Whitaker-Sterling
John W. Hornaday
Boone Circuit Court
Vernon Justice
Joseph Wells
Indiana
Michigan City
Wilbur A. Small
Ted. H. Lafever
Roy Mackey
Boone Eian
Indiana G. O. P for Referendum on Prohibition
Indiana Republicans back a referendum on prohibition at the national convention, with plans to instruct delegates to vote for Hoover if James E. Watson endorses it. The committee emphasized retrenchment, tax relief, and a semi wet platform, with Watson expected to address the session. Delegates and state leaders anticipate a large Tomlinson Hall gathering.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
State Republican Committee
Convention
James E. Watson
Watson
Statesman
Hoover
Ivan C. Morgan
United Press
Harry G. Leslie
George A. Ball
Muncie
Dorothy Cunningham
George Stout
Lafayette
Arthur M. Robinson
Harry C. Fenton
G. O. P. Committee
Tomlinson Hall
Jim” Watson
Kansas
Baumeister Reaches Bay After 6000 Mile Flight
George Baumeister, who departed Miami last Sunday with Santiago, Chile as his final destination, has arrived in Bay aboard a flight covering about 6000 miles.
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George Baumeister
Miami
Fla
Santiago
Chili
Bay
Carol Faulkinbury Receives B S Degrees
Carol Faulkinbury of this city graduated from Central Normal College at Danville Thursday afternoon with the B S degree in Education and the B S degree in Physical Education. Attending the exercises were Mrs R E Faulkinbury and daughter Elmina, Mrs Clarence Shipley and daughter Marguerite of Lebanon, Mrs H L Faulkinbury of Advance, Mrs Carol Faulkinbury and Mr and Mrs Switzer of Monticello.
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Carol Faulkinbury
Central Norman College
Danville
R. E. Faulkinbury
Elmina
Clarence Shipley
Marguerite
Lebanon
H. L. Faulkinbury
Advance
Switzer
Monticello
Purdue Chemist Speaks on Coal at Lebanon Rotary
Dr. R E Nelson of Purdue University spoke at the Lebanon Rotary Club luncheon on coal its formation storage by products and economic value. He described coal by products like gas coke and tar and their uses including dyes medicines perfumes. Capt Willard Dubar and R L Holden attended as guests and the next speaker will be T E Pop Myers on racing and automobile development.
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R. E. Nelson
Purdue University
Lebanon
Dr. Nelson
My Lady’s” Boudoir
Willard Dubar
Culver Military Academy
R. L. Holden
Lafayette
G. E. Hines
Eagle Pass
Texas
Country Club Park
T. E. (Pop) Myers
Speedway
Indianapolis
Parsley Sister of May George Dies in Noblesville
Mrs. Mary E. Parsley, sister of Mrs. May George of Lebanon, died at her Noblesville home Thursday night at age 52. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM in the Wesleyan Methodist church in Westfield. Burial in Summit Lawn cemetery.
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Mary E. Parsley
May George
Lebanon
Noblesville
Wesleyan Methodist ‘Church
Westfield
Summit Lawn Cemetery
Rushville Family Visit Spanning Several Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Alexander and daughters Etta Margaret and Helen Ruth of Rushville visited Mrs. Etta Shelby on Friday. Helen Ruth stayed for a several weeks visit with her grandmother and relatives.
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Donald Alexander
Etta Margaret
Helen Ruth
Rushville
Etta Shelby
Mrs. Shelby
Americans Have Best Voices in World Says Claudia Muzio
Italian prima donna Claudia Muzio praises American singers in Rome remarks to reporters. She notes Chicago voices thrive and American talents can study voice culture at home, warns aspiring sopranos against cocktails and late nights hindering grand opera success. Madame Muzio has performed in Milan and Chicago engagements this season.
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Claudia Muzio
Prima Anna
Rome
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Italy
United States
Chicago
Benson
Bentonelli
Asa Gemma
Milan
America
Madame Muzio
Bonus Marchers Take Possession Of Dalroad Yards
Leaders of 1200 World War veterans seized the Pennsylvania yards in Cleveland stopping freight traffic for 14 hours as they sought free transportation to Washington. Police deployed, order restored as the marchers prepared to move on foot toward Pittsburgh, under command of John T. Pace of Detroit.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Merrick
Harry Weiss
George White
Frank D. Henderson
Columbus
William L. Marlin
145Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Detroit
Toledo
John T. Pace
Erans
Stephen Murphy
James C. Poffenberger
New York Central
Washington
Pace
Roundhouse
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