Landis Denies Senate Candidacy In Indiana GOP Race
Logansport Indiana June 4 Frederick Landis Republican nominee for Congress in the Second Indiana District reiterates he is not a candidate for U S Senator opposing Arthur R Robinson He says no senatorial aspiration remains The Indiana Republican convention showcases delegates and leadership dynamics with Imrie named as key speaker and preparations underway for district caucuses and platform drafting focusing on taxation liquor control and McNutt criticism.
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Logansport
Ind
Frederick Landis
Congress
Indiana
U. S
Arthur R. Robinson
Landis
Robinson
Harry Leslie
Indianapolis
Don B. Irwin
Cable Tabernacle
Claypool
Azur R. Robinson
United States Senate
Irwin
State Committee
Republican State Committee
Norman A. Imrie
Ohio
Canada
Imrie
Ewiing Emison
Vincennes
Eleanor Barker Snodgrass
Nashville
Ralph F. Gates
Columbia City
Harry €. Fenton
MEN S CONDUCT AT PARK DRAWS FIRE
The Reporter received a strong complaint about conduct by several elderly men at Memorial Park on Sunday. A Lebanon father said two men frightened his three young daughters by talking to them in inappropriate language and attempting to solicit candy. Park officials plan to seek a federal fund to hire a matron, but city funds have not been secured. The matter will be investigated promptly.
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Memorial Park
Lebanon
Jacob Wilcox
Wilcox
Charles S. Thomas
Denver
Colorado
United States
Rocky Mountain
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
High Court
Thomas
Freight ships collide endangering sixty seamen off Am brose channel
Two small freighters the Chiloil and the Cubano collided in dense fog about eight miles from Ambrose channel. No injuries reported though sixty seamen were endangered. The Chiloil is an American line oil tanker and the Cubano a Norwegian owned vessel. The Cubano said it would proceed to sea and need no assistance.
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New York
Ambrose Channel
Radio Marine Corporation
Allyn J Adams Accepts Superintendent Post in W V
Allyn J Adams has accepted a position with Old Ben Coal Corporation at Glen Rogers West Virginia. He will serve as superintendent of the power plant and will be joined by his wife and children in six weeks.
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Allyn J. Adams
Old Ben Coal Corporation
Glen Rogers
West Virginia
Adams
Boone County Board of Review Opens Annual Session
The Boone County Board of Review began its annual sessions this morning at the courthouse. John Hooton, Democrat, and Victor S. Crane, Republican, were appointed by Judge John W. Hornaday to serve on the board. The assessor serves as chairman and the auditor as secretary, with a 30 day session required by law. The board will hear complaints on assessments and may adjust or change values as needed, and may reconvene in August if necessary.
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Boone County Board of Review
Court House
John Hooton
Victor S. Crane
John W. Hornaday
Peter F. Wilson
Carl C. Bowman
Marvin E. Caldwell
Japan's Hands-off Policy in China Cited to Armistice
Paris reports secret Sino-Japanese armistice clauses justify Japan’s new policy to prevent foreign aid to China by force if needed. The armistice halted Japanese advances near Peiping and Taian, with Tokyo Peiping sources noting rights kept for Japan. It cites prewar claims, radio monopoly disputes with China, and open door policy objections by the United States.
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Japan
China
Paris
Tokyo
Peiping
Tientsin
Slipensene
Mukden
Orient
State Department
Washington
Mitsui Company
United States
Miss Duff Gives Recital at Purdue University
Mrs John C Perkins Mrs Forrest Duff and Mrs Fred Duff visited Lafayette to hear Miss Mary Lyte Duff perform a dramatic recital at the Memorial Union Building Purdue University She was one of four chosen from the speech class to read modern plays on four consecutive afternoons She read The Barrets of Wimpole Street.
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John C. Perkins
Forrest Duff
Fred Duff
Lafayette
Mary Lyte Duff
Memorial Union
Purdue University
Miss Duff
Wimpole Street
Three More Days to List Expenses in Boone County Race
Twenty six candidates visited the office of Miss Lolita Thomas, clerk of Boone Circuit Court, to file itemized expense statements. Thursday is the deadline to avoid penalties under state election law. Various county candidates reported expenses, while several filed none. Municipal and township races also show small expenditures with several candidates listing no costs.
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Lolita Thomas
Boone Circuit Court
LeRoy Smith
Ralph Sloan
William A. Schofield
A. A Williamson
Laurel Rays
A. E. Lewis
Cal Grimes
Kenneth M. Smith
Alva Gant
Harry E. DeVol
Ray Patterson
Clay Williams
Frank A. Berry
Thomas W. Campbell
Rocco Iacobelli
L. B. Fulwider
Joseph LaBelle
Richard
Karl Kouns
Jam Carl
Lowell H. Ditzen
Elizabeth Shepard and Minnie Spend Sunday in Crawfordsville
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepard and Miss Minnie visited relatives on Sunday in Crawfordsville, sharing a quiet day with family.
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Elizabeth Shepard
Minnie
Crawfordsville
Johnson Seeks to Prevent Strike in Steel Industry
Washington reports Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson contacted William Archibald Irvin of United States Steel Corporation and labor adviser Edward F McGrady to avert a steel industry walkout. A faction calling itself rank and file steel labor demanded a White House conference with manufacturers and leaders to secure assurances of collective bargaining rights.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
William Archibald Irvin
United States Steel Corporation
Edward F. Mce Grady
California
Roosevelt
White House
Rain brings relief to drought regions across the Midwest
Rainfall finally offers relief in the grain belt with two thirds of Illinois benefiting and scattered showers reaching North Dakota and Manitoba. Forecasters warn that despite rain, crop losses remain severe and relief plans span a year with livestock salvage and federal drought funds.
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Aurora
Ill
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Huron
Omaha
Kansas City
Charles City
Iowa
Bismarck
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
North Dakota
North
South Dakota
Utah
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Kansas
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Leaders of Nation's Youth to Meet in New York City
The First American Youth Congress gathers 500 leaders from every state, invited by the Central Bureau for Young America led by Miss Viola Ima. Planned for August at New York University, the conference aims to present youth organizations’ views on jobs, social order, and youth’s right to live, with leaders from established groups and new thinkers.
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Leaders of Nation
New York City
New York
American Youth Congress
Central Bureau For Young America
New York University
Harry Woodburn Chase
Viola Ima
America
Miss Ilma
Congress
United States
Eone
Miss Ima
Drought struggles, gold case echo in Indiana and national politics
The column notes Boone county drought relief doubts and corn hog payments delays. It honors Charles S. Thomas of Denver for defending his gold stake and argues that civic courage and scrutiny sustain a functional republic. It previews Indiana Republican convention and critiques ministerial career loneliness claims.
Roosevelt Pushes Six Point Plan For Immediate Action
President Roosevelt urged Democratic leaders in Congress to pass a six point program without delay. The plan includes silver monetary status, Wagner labor bill, federal housing bill, new AAA licensing, unemployment and drought relief funding, and Tugwell’s confirmation as assistant secretary of agriculture. Congress members expect extended sessions with adjournment uncertain.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Robinson
White House
Capitol Hill
Rainey
Rep
Burns
General Johnson Criticized for Aggressive Backing Down
A fragment notes General Johnson’s reputation for backing down more than other prominent figures. It cites Voltaire’s quip about defending one’s life to the death, implying a critique of Johnson’s resolve and public stance.
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General Johnson
Voltaire
Boone Club Leaders Attend Camp Meeting
Boone county is represented at the Junior Leader Club camp at the Boy Scout Camp in Indianapolis, running from today through Friday. The 4-H club department of Lafayette leads the event with Farm Bureaus from several townships enabling attendance. Attendees include Dorothy Davidson, Edith Perkins, La Verne Martin, Junior Sc of Perry township, and Mable F.
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Indianapolis
Lafayette
Seve
Dorothy Davidson
Eagle
Edith Perkins
Co Township
la Verne Martin Worth
Scof
Perry Township
Mable F
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Versailles
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Evansville
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York
Aoe
W. VA
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Purdue
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Steel Corporation
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