Peril of general strike in steel industry grows
Washington reports the peril of a general steel strike reaching a peak as labor leaders demand recognition of collective bargaining rights and threaten action next week. President Roosevelt may be forced to intervene while recovery chief Hugh S Johnson faces sharp backlash over remarks fueling the rift.
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Washington
General. Steel
Roosevelt
Hugh 8S
Johnson
Iron and Steel Institute Board
Michael Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
NRA
Texas
Arizona
Hands-Off Policy May Be Altered In Senate Fiat
Indianapolis June 9 United States Senator Frederick Van Nuys faces a high stakes task as he curates the Democratic nomination battle to oppose Republican Arthur R. Robinson. Van Nuys met with leaders and several senatorial hopefuls, with Governor Paul V. McNutt as the lone scheduled interrupter. The convention outcome hinges on McNutt influence and Van Nuys guidance as 2,150 delegates convene, while candidates including R Earl Peters Clarence E Manion Sherman Minton Albert Harvey Cole Regis Sullivan Louis Ludlow George Rauch William N White Robert Proctor and D Frank Culbertson jockey for position. The event also names other state posts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Frederick van Nuys
Solomon
Arthur R. Robinson
van Nuys
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
Indiana
R. Earl Peters
Fort Wayne
Peters
Washington
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame
Sherman Minton
New Albany
Public Service Commission
Albert Harvey Cole
Peru
Dark Horses
Reginald Sullivan
Louis Ludlow
George W. Rauch
Marion
William N. White
Covington
Robert Proctor
Elkhart
D. Frank Culbertson
Vincennes
Secretary of States Auditor of State
Davis arraigned in jewelry racket case in Boone court
Henry B. Davis of Douglas Georgia, 52, arraigned in Boone Circuit Court on obtaining money by false pretenses. He asked to delay plea while securing counsel. judge ordered jail hold. Davis allegedly operated a scheme involving a woman victimized by a jewelry racket.
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Boone
Henry B. Davis
Douglas
John W. Hornaday
Davis
Swank Car Goes Into Ditch South of Traders Point
Mrs. Roy C. Swank and Myrta Jean of La Georgia escaped injury when their car veered into a roadside ditch south of Traders Point Friday evening after a rear wheel came off. The car was not badly damaged and there were no collisions. The Swanks, visiting Rev. Irvin B. Pulliam in Lebanon, were en route from Georgia for their annual visit.
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Roy C. Swank
Myrta Jean
la Georgia
Traders Point
Mr. Swank
Mrs. Swank
Georgia
Gala Party Planned by Alen Country Club Committee
The Alen Country Club hosts a Monday gala expected to draw record attendance. Events include auction bridge and bingo with prizes, followed by special entertainment and refreshments. Ninety reservations booked. Indianapolis members among attendees.
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Alen Country Club
Indianapolis
Local Boy to Receive Ohio State Degree
Columbus O June 9 A class of 1300 will graduate at Ohio State University's fifty seventh annual commencement at 5 PM Monday June 11 in the stadium. President G Bromley Oxnam of DePauw University will be speaker and President George W Rightmire of Ohio State will present the diplomas Lloyd C Ferguson of this city is among the graduates in veterinary medicine.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
G. Bromley Qxnam
DePauw University
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State
Lloyd C. Ferguson
Silver Slippers serial opens in The Reporter
Temple Bailey presents Silver Slippers a gripping romance to begin next Tuesday in The Reporter. Giles Armiger a loyal former soldier becomes a bookseller in a war scarred town, a wholesome American gentleman whose fate unfolds across the new serial.
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America
Temple Bailey
Giles Armiger
France
Scripps
Giles
Three Men Fined For Intoxication After Collision
Sam E. Penecost F A Van Slyke of Detroit and Henry Lillie of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to intoxication after a car collision ten miles north of Lebanon on U S Highway 52. The trio were fined 12 50 each in Squire Edmund Conner's Court after Sheriff Small transported them from the wreck scene to jail. No one was seriously hurt.
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Lebanon
Squire Edmund Conner
Sam E. Penecost
F. A. van Slyke
Detroit
Henry Lillie
Cincinnati
Small
Cummings Declared Official Winner of 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis racer Wild Bill Cummings was officially declared the winner of the 500 mile International Decoration Day Automobile race by the AAA contest board after protests over first and second prizes were resolved. Leon Duray’s appeal against the stewards was denied.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wild Bill” Cummings
American Automobile Association
Leon Duray
Cummings
Communism in Government Discussed at Rotary Club
Ben M. Scifres spoke at the Alen Country Club luncheon on communism as a philosophy of government. He contrasted radical aims with constitutional US government and recalled New Harmony's failure. The talk favored constitutional forms and contrasted ideal systems with real limits, ending as the series continues with Paul Van Riper.
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United States
Rotary Club
Alen Country Club
Ben M. Scifres
Scifres
Tura Vor
Robert Dale Owen
New Harmony
Indiana
Paul van Riper
Annual Pushmobile Race Set For Sunday
South Side boys organize their pushmobile race at South Side Park starting 2 o'clock. The event draws city spectators from all areas with seven cars entered and more expected. Twenty laps around a 360 foot oval. Drivers must be 8 years old and pushers 16. Committee members include Sambo Booth Frank Breedlove and Harold Medsker.
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South Side Boys
South Side Park
Eld
Sambo Booth
Frank Breedlove
Harold Medsker
New Rate Order Cuts Indiana Electric Rates Affected Towns
The Public Service Commission reaffirmed a rate reduction affecting 290 Indiana cities and towns served by Public Service Co of Indiana. The move saves about 800000 dollars yearly and impacts nearly 100000 electric customers, including Lebanon and Zionsville. Class A towns see stepped KWH rates with a $1 minimum. Class B uses a similar structure with different tiers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Publi Service Company of
Public Service Commission
Acion
Commission
South Bend
Eommission
Congress
Aurora
Bedford
Bloomington
Brazil
Columbus
Connersville
Franklin
Jeffersonville
Lafayette
West Lafayette
Lebanon
New Albany
Newcastle
Princeton
Seymour
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Vincennes
Alen
Zionsville
Lebanon Residence Rates Set to Change Under New Schedule
The Lebanon residence rate currently 8-5-3 shifts to 6-4-21 under an order issued today. The minimum charge remains one dollar.
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Lebanon
Wheat prices soar on bullish crop report disruption
Wheat jumped amid heavy buying after a government crop report, with gains spreading to other grains and later profit taking trimming advances. In Mexico, seven people died when a plane crash near Villa Flores forced landing to avoid cattle.
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Chicago
Mexico City
Villa Flores
Chiapas
The Saturday Sermon on Rest Amid Busy Life
A preacher laments the rush of modern life and urges balancing efficiency with service. He casts Jesus as the model of strenuous work paired with contemplative prayer and calls for spiritual dynamics through quiet communion with God to renew the soul amid a hectic age.
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Jesus
Evangelist
God the Father
Church of the Living God
Roosevelt seeks 525 million for drought relief plan
President Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate 525 million dollars for drought relief and outlined a seven line attack plan. The largest share, 125 million, would support direct human relief and farmers in drought areas, with loans, livestock purchases, shipping and processing, and seed loans among the proposals. He stressed tentative allocations and that only necessary funds would be used.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Indianapolis Times Golf Tourney At Alen Club
The Indianapolis Times staff will stage their annual golf tournament at the Alen Country Club Sunday morning. About thirty six employees are expected to participate in the event.
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Indianapolis Times
Alen Country Club
Repairs Planned Next Week For Court House Clock
The courthouse clock, inactive for a week, will be repaired next week after ordering a new part from Connecticut due to a broken verge in the mechanism.
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Court House
Connecticut
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Memorial Park
Emmett Brown American Legion Post meeting outlines a town Fourth of July event at Memorial Park sponsored with the Chamber of Commerce. Businessmen and citizens will fund the celebration with day and night entertainment, a large fireworks display at one o'clock, and family contests with prizes. The Field Artillery Band is slated to perform in the afternoon. Details will be released in a few days.
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Memorial Park
Emmett Brown American Legion Post
The
Post
Chamber of Commerce
Field Artillery
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