Community Bible School Opens Monday Morning
Lebanon plans a week long Community Daily Vacation Bible School from 9 to 11 30 each weekday at General School with a 1 dollar per pupil fee. Miss Ira Miller heads the faculty with a team of instructors and four sponsoring churches inviting volunteers for openings Monday at Central Building 8 30 p m.
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Lebanon
Community Daily Vacation Bible School
A. E. Cowley
Carl H. Barnett
Central Christian Church
Homer P. Ivey
Methodist Episcopal Church
James D. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Cowley
Theinisterial Association
Irma Miller
Marion
Ira Miller
Ethel Maple
Martha Jane Swiggett
Eleanor L. Cunningham
Florence Hutchinson
Eileen Nelson
Elizabeth DeBord
Donna Mae Graham
Lucile Edens
Ellen Stewart
Pee Ied
Charles Bain
James Wimborough
Adrian Wilhoite
Vesuvius Quieting After Eruption Reports From Terzigno
June 7 Namtes Mt Vesuvius eruption winds down as lava solidifies signaling cooling. Minor explosions persisted overnight with burning embers. Terzigno churches reopened after near destruction, crowds seek aid and prayers for homes. Apollo Pine blesses the people amid relief efforts.
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Namtes
Mt. Vesuvius
Signor Malladra
Vesuvius Observatory
Terzigno
Mrs RR Toole to Return Home From Witham Hospital
Mrs RR Toole, recently admitted at the Witham hospital, is greatly improved and able to be removed to her home on North Fest street at Wednesday’s event in Harwathes Meetbine in Oneida New York. She is spending some time here with her sister.
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A. Toole
Bine
York
Ter
First Determinate Robbery Sentence Under New Indiana Law
Indianapolis June 7 William Howard 35 was sentenced to ten years in State Prison under Indiana's 1929 robbery statute requiring determinate terms when a weapon is used. He demanded $2 from Fred Partlow at gunpoint after failing to borrow 25 cents from James Brown, defense says appeal w tentatively planned. Howard, a World War II veteran, previously wounded in action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
William Howard
A. Colins
Howard
James Brown
Brown
Fred Partlow
Partlow
John Royce
State Supreme Court
Fenn reapportionment bill shifts House control to cities
Washington June 7 The rural population faces surrender of House control for the first time since the nation began as the Fenn reapportionment bill, after nine years of battle, moves toward law. Expected to become law within a week, it will tilt representation from 47 percent city population to 60 percent or more, giving the city vote major influence. President Hoover expected to sign after minor conference differences are resolved.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
House
Hoover
Thieves Steal Loot At Hine and Gochenour Farm
Thieves struck farms southeast of Lebanon stealing six joints of meat and a pipe wrench from the Hine farm near Whitestown and gasoline a milk bucket a drawing knife a claw hammer and hog ringers from the Gochenour farm on State Road 52 seven miles south of Lebanon. A separate theft west of Whites town netted an automobile auto accessories meat and eggs. Authorities believe the same person or persons were responsible for all incidents.
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Lebanon
Charles E. Hine
Whitestown
Charles Gochenour
Woman Dies Jumping From Eastbound Train Near Newcastle
Betty Steinbach 28 of Pittsburgh died after leaping from a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train at about 8 30 last evening near Lewisville. She suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries to her thigh and face was badly mutilated. It was unclear if the act was suicide or an escape attempt while being transported by a Los Angeles policewoman to Pittsburgh.
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Newcastle
Ind
Betty Steinbach
Pittsburgh
Lewisville
Los Angeles
Calif
Estrangement Ends Between Church and Italian Government
Rome reports the 59 year split between the Catholic Church and the Italian state ends as Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparri exchange ratifications of the Lateran treaties. The ceremony occurs in Vatican halls with honors, marking a historic rapprochement and the reestablishment of relations after decades of separation.
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Rome
Omam Catholic Church
Benito Mussolini
Cardinal Gasparri
Vatican
Pius XI
Gasparri
Mussolini
Vatican Palace
Vatican Hill
Chigi Palace
St. Damascus
Monseignors Borgongini
Pizzardo
Italy
State
Pius
Premierussolini
Holy See
Dr Williams to Speak on Traumatic Surgery at Pittsboro
Dr W H Williams will address He County Medical and Pittsboro members on Traumatic Surgery tonight. Earlier he and Dr O T Schem erhorn of Pittsboro attended Fountain Warren Medical Society’s annual fish fry in Covington.
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W. H. Williams
He County Medical
Pittsboro
Williams
O. T. Schemerhorn
Fountain-Warren Medical
Covington
President Hoover plans fall tour of Mississippi Valley
Washington reports plans for a possible extensive fall tour by President Hoover through the Mississippi Valley possibly including Texas. An October Cincinnati address may launch the trip at the opening of the new lock system on the Ohio River. The itinerary envisions a river voyage to Louisville Memphis and New Orleans before visiting Texas.
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Washington
Hoover
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Cincinnati
New
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Cairo
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
J A Brown Moves Metal Shop To New Location
The J A Brown sheet metal heating and plumbing shop will relocate July 1 from the Ned building on West South Street to the room on South Lebanon Street formerly used by Blackman Grocery. The building is being remodeled and redecorated. Brown has operated at the West South Street site for thirty years.
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J. A. Brown Sheet Metal
Ned
West South Street
South Lebanon Street
Blackman Grocery Store
Mr. Brown
Marriage License Issued Here Thursday Afternoon
A marriage license was issued Thursday afternoon to David Belding ey teistart ang argaree or Zionsville ite 80.
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David Belding Ey Teistart
Zionsville
Fragmented Ad Copy Notes Miss Curry Address
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Adler's and a person named Miss Curry with a pin or gold reference. The readable portion is disjoint, lacking clear event, date, or complete names to form a full news item.
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Llgt
Wabo Gold
Abe
Miss Curry
Adler's
Demolay Degree Work Delights Lebanon Boone County
In Lebanon 22 young men from Lebanon and Boone counties were initiated into the Demolay Order with eight earning the first degree and fourteen the second. The first ever second degree in Lebanon was conferred by the Frankfort team. The class included Stanley Hall Edgar McColley Elmer Brenton Byron Fletcher Floyd Chambers Paul Smith Milton Nester Leon Adler Robert Langjahr Charles Platt Richard Voorhis Franklin Hart Wayne Cunningham and Joseph Rons. Paul Van Riper spoke on Demolay origins between degrees and several Masons offered brief remarks.
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Lebanon
Boone County
Demolay Order
Masonic Order
Charles Dutch
Robert Hutchinson
Eugene Cunningham
Gregg Lidikay
Fletcher Power
Charles Weddle
William Wainscott
Gordon Kernodle
Frankfort
Stanley Hall
Edgar McColley
Elmer Brenton
Byron Fletcher
Floyd Chambers
Paul Smith
Milton Nester
Leon Adler
Robert Langjahr
Charles Platt
Richard
Kreite Sentenced for Jackson County Slaying
Mrs Nora Kreite of Seymour faced a possible two to 21 year term in the Indiana Women Prison after conviction in Jackson Circuit Court of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Ralph Hodapp. The quarrel over a boundary line allegedly sparked the fatal blow with a fence paling as Hodapp kneeled to drive a stake. Hodapp, a 41 year old, died hours later. He left a widow and two children. Kreite has a husband and a 21 year old son.
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Brownstown
Ind
Nora. Kreite
Seymour
Indiana Women’s Prison
Jackson Circuit Court
Ralph Hodapp
Jackson County
Kreiten
Hodapp
Morrison Improves After Hospital Operation
MAAL: vo Ag je Morrison underwent an operation at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. Tuesday afternoon he is considered improved and resting easier after entering the hospital May 27. A second operation is planned later.
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Morrison
Methodist Hospital
Apollisioa
Hev
Churches of City Plan Observance of Children’s Day
Children’s Day will be observed in almost all city and county churches on Sunday June 9 with pageants tableaux songs and readings. Services vary by church with some in the morning and others in the evening. Rehearsals have continued for weeks and programs feature themes symbolic of childhood. First Christian church schedule includes a 7 30 PM program.
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First Christian Church
Woman praises Lebanon Scouts and traffic officers
Memorial Day visitors to Lebanon paid tribute in writing to the local Boy Scouts and traffic officers. Mrs. M. D. Westcott of Chicago lauded the Scouts for aiding travelers en route to Indianapolis for the Speedway Race and praised an unnamed state trooper for courteous traffic control.
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Lebanon
Chief of Police News
M. D. Westcott
Woodlawn Avenue
Chicago
Indianapolis
Evanston High School Prom Clash Over Race
Evanston Illinois June 7 Negro students at Evanston township high school insist on attending the Junior Prom scheduled for next Friday at Evans ton country club. Carl Davis social chairman warned that if blacks attend the dance would be canceled. The colored students replied they would attend if the prom is held.
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Evanston, Ill
Evanston Township High School
Evanston Country Club
Carl Davis
Miss Mary Coil Undergoes Abdominal Operation
Miss Mary Coil underwent an abdominal operation this morning at Williams hospital. The procedure was reported as routine and without complications.
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Mary Coil
Williams Hospital
Jury Deadlocked in Poisoned Liquor Murder Case
Peoria Ill June 7 A deadlocked jury after more than forty hours deliberation could not reach a verdict in Morris Mansfield charged with murder for deaths tied to alleged poisoned alcohol. Ten jurors want murder while two favor manslaughter. case involves Harold Huddleston of Somerset Ind.
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Peoria
Ill
Morris Mansfield
Mansfield
Harold Huddleston
Somerset
Ind
Graduates Honored at Indianapolis Teachers College
Members from Lebanon including Mrs Zella Hutchinson McBride Mrs Angel Rogers Cory Miss Martha McRoberts and Miss Hazel Tharp receive diplomas at the Teachers College of Indianapolis commencement held today.
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Zella Hutchinson McBride
Angel ‘Rogers, Cory
Martha McRoberts
Hazel Tharp
Lebanon
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Reparation Pact Signed at Paris
Paris June 7 reports the reparation accord embracing the Young plan was signed at the Hotel George V. The agreement sets Germany's war debt payments over fifty nine years and becomes effective September 1 replacing the Dawes plan, after ratification by allied and German governments. Belgium signed the English text, Germany the French text.
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Paris
Germany
Hotel George V
Belgium
Europe
Wreck near Royalton Injures Two Women
Mrs J P Given and her daughter Mrs William McClain were injured when their Dodge sedan ran into a ditch on State Road 52 near Royalton after a front tire blew. Given suffered two broken ribs and facial injuries while McClain had minor injuries. They are from Frankfort en route to Indianapolis and were taken to Dr A G Chittick in Frankfort for care.
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J. P. Given
William McClain
McClain
Royalton
Frankfort
Indianapolis
A. G. Chittick
Baker Wrecker
Betty Trout and Mary Ann Wynkoop Visit Gilmore Family
Betty Trout and Mary Ann Wynkoop spend a few days this week as guests of Mary Ann’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gilmore, at Stringtown.
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Betty Trout
Mary Ann Wynkoop
Mrs. A. C. Gilmore
Stringtown
Lindberghs Begin Maine Honeymoon Yacht Cruise
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his bride left Cape Porpoise aboard the Mouette at dawn headed for the Morrow summer home at North Haven. The couple, seen by locals, planned a quiet cruise along the Maine coast, while journalists shadowed the famous aviator.
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York Harbor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cape Porpoise
Kennebunkport
Biddeford Pool
Lindbergh
Goat Island
Anne
North Haven
Maine
Hartley Phillbrick
Long Island Sound
New England
Jim
Col. Lindbergh
Lindy
Hoover urges swift action on Prohibition enforcement
President Hoover asks Congress to appoint a summer select committee to overhaul enforcement and move Prohibition duties from Treasury to the Department of Justice. He demands rapid reorganization, citing open rum running near Detroit and Treasury efforts to mop up the sector. The Wickersham Commission continues hearings behind closed doors.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
Prohibition Bureau
White House
Treasury
Detroit
Law Observance Committee
Wickersham
Department of Justice
The
Canada
Politician Slain Near Mishawaka in Roadhouse Shooting
South Bend Ind June 7 Ed ward J Blankert 41 a Mishawaka business man and Democratic politician was shot to death and several others wounded in a roadhouse brawl two miles east of Mishawaka Authorities say Blankert and Marvin Cramer 24 Mishawaka automobile salesman visited Buster s Place shortly after midnight Cramer fetched a pistol after Blankert sent him for it but was struck unconscious upon return Blankert lay dead with no bullet holes reported two wounded escape
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South Bend
Ind
Edward J. Blankert
Mishawaka
Blankert
Marvin Cramer
Buster
Blanket
Cramer
Blankett
Ethel “Buster” Boyer
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Gochenour Farm
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DR. Williams
J. A. Brown
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Young
Lindberghs
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