Shell Taking Over Convention Gaves Indits New Ofa
Auditorium Cleveland June 10. Rep Bert Snell of New York denounces the New Deal at the Republican national convention. He accuses Roosevelt and his administration of dictatorship and class warfare, calling for Republican unity to lead against what he terms unconstitutional governance.
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Cleveland
Clove Range
Bert Snell
New York
Uilirng
House
Weington
Ito
Arite Gies
Americ
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Snell
Eight Valparaiso U Students Suspended
Eight Valparaiso University students faced suspension after visiting Michigan resorts last weekend without authorization. The group includes seniors Lois Rohf or, Dorothea Kowert, and others from Chicago, Herschell Illinois, Linn Kansas, West Hartford Connecticut, Elmira Wisconsin, and more.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Michigan
Wer
Louis Sauer
Herschell
Lois Rohfing
Linn
Kans
Dorothea Kowert
Donald Pomeroy
Gladys Swarte
Jeanne Steinhoff
Chicago
Charles Richman
West Ortford
Elmira
Wis
Miss Rohf
President Roosevelt Tours Hot Springs for Arkansas Centennial
President Roosevelt spent a day in Hot Springs Arkansas with Senator Joseph T Robinson as part of Arkansas centennial celebrations. A busy touring schedule and numerous informal appearances highlighted his visit before he continued to Little Rock for a major address marking the statehood anniversary.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansans
Robinson
Senate
Rockport
Ina
Landon Declines Cleveland Appearance Promise
Topeka Kan June 10 Gov Ah Me tendon announces he will not go to Cleveland to address the Republican convention. Reports say he stands by his plan but will not alter his stance even as the party platform is being drafted. The governor declined to comment on the Cleveland events pending the convention actions.
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Topeka
Kan
Cleveland
Heredim
Clare D. Chay Hin
Hotes
Chamberiir
Lam
Cleve
Gover
Lincoln Marker to Be Dedicated at Zionsville
A memorial to Abraham Lincoln will be dedicated in Zionsville next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Louis Warren of Fort Wayne, a Lincoln life expert and research director of the Lincoln National Life Foundation, will give the principal address. The marker, a large native rock with a bronze tablet, marks the spot where Lincoln spoke in 1861 on his way to Washington. The ceremony is under the Lions Club with aid from the American Legion, Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls. Civil War veterans and sons of veterans are urged to attend.
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Abraham Lincoln
Zionsville
Louis & Warren
Fort Wayne
Lincoln
Warren
Lincoln National Life Foundation
Eces
Pater
Springfield
Washington, D. C
Sons of Veterans
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Campfire
Indianapolis Slayer Must Die in Chair
Columbus, G., June 10. Richard Keller, 30, Indianapolis resident, must die in the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary after the state supreme court denied his motion for leave to appeal the death sentence. Keller was found guilty by the Hamilton county common pleas court for the murder of Adolph Woest, a Cincinnati laundry owner, killed during a 1933 Armistice Day robbery. His defense claimed insanity.
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Columbus, G
Richard Keller
Legion District Meeting Set For Memorial Park Thursday
American Legion posts and auxiliaries of Sixth district plan a Thursday meeting at Memorial Park with a 6 PM supper. about 250 members expected. Joint session with Rev. Ac Metx addressing Fidac. Lunch at base of grandstand, then separate Legion and auxiliary sessions. Plans include state convention in Muncie August 22 to 26 and national meeting in Cleveland. Rain plan is shelter house near grandstand. All members urged to attend.
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Memorial Park
Legion and
Auxiliary
Fidac
International Organization of Allied Army Veterans
Legion
Department
Muncie
Cleveland
Ohio
Legionnaires
Freighter Damaged in Fog Collision Near New Jersey
In dense fog a freighter named San Simeon was damaged after colliding with the Dakota off North New Jersey. The San Simeon, taking on water, was limping toward New York at two miles per hour as two coast guard cutters escorted it to port. The Dakota sustained no serious damage and proceeded south.
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New York
Freghter
San Simeon
Dakota
North New Jersey
Coast Guard
Six Die in Train Crash at Mt Vesuvius
Naples June 10 six persons were killed and about 200 injured in a train crash today near Mount Vesuvius. Authorities report a foggy morning wreck caused by a derailed locomotive and passenger cars. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as hospitals prepared to receive the wounded.
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Mt, Vesuvius
Naples
Yow
Traffic Club Hosts Annual Golf Tournament and Dinner
The Indianapolis Traffic Club held its annual golf tournament at the Alen Country Club yesterday with fifty players in the afternoon event and seventy five attending the dinner. Prizes were distributed after the event.
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Indianapolis
Rabid Dog Slain Here By Owner
The city health officer warned Lebanon residents with dogs to observe and report symptoms after an English bulldog owned by Glen McKenzie of Country Club Park was found rabid. The dog attacked nearby properties, was killed, and found rabid at the State Health Board. Five dogs are under provisional quarantine and bitten dogs receive treatment while owners are urged to keep animals under ten day observation.
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Lebanon
Glen McKenzie
T the
Country Club Park
McKenzie
Memorial Park
Ker
State Board of Health
Indiana Board of Health
Tennis Board to Control Memorial Park Courts
Clifford Parr of WPA recreation announces a rules committee to govern the new Memorial Park tennis courts. Wanda Murphy, Rich Hi Lenox, and Rush Stevenson will craft usage rules and join later. Parr says locals praise the courts as among Central Indiana’s best clay facilities, rebuilt with WPA labor and city materials.
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Clifford Parr
WPA Recreation
Wanda Murphy
Rich
Hi Lenox
Rush Stevenson
Memorial Park
Parr
Indiana
WPA
City
Eleanor Roosevelt to visit Purdue housing project in Indiana
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt wife of the President will inspect the Purdue University low cost housing experiment and guest of Governor and Mrs Paul V McNutt on June 16 at Lafayette Indiana She has followed the movement since its start and will accompany her husband on a southern tour after the Clark Memorial address at Vincennes before visiting several mid west cities She will dine with Dr EB Elliott Purdue University president on June 16
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Lafayette
Ind
Eleanor Roosevelt
Purdue University
Paul V. McNutt
Purdue
EB. C. Elliott
Ex-Treasurer Indicted for Embezzling County Funds
Danville Indiana June 10 Alvin Harris former Hendricks county treasurer is indicted for embezzling 1600 dollars of county funds. The record notes he faced a grand jury and details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Danville
Ind
Alvin Harris
Coatsville
Hendricks County
Nestis
Reid
Hoover Arrives as Republicans Open Cleveland Conven
Former President Herbert Hoover arrived in Cleveland for the Republican national convention and addressed plans to discuss the New Deal. Delegates reconvened amid high tension over the platform with Governor Alf Landon expected to be the on-ballot nominee.
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Cleveland
Warwicks
Platform Carpenters
Alf M. Landon
Herbert Hoover
William F. Borsh
Idaho
Hoover
Senator Borah
London
Vandenberg
Four More Hooded Cult Members Housed by Police
Detroit reports an arson squad within the Black Legion is revealed as police arrest four additional hooded cult members. Prosecutor Duncan C. McCrea states the suspects were identified by a secret group oath and connected to the organization in the ongoing crackdown.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Duncan C. McCrea
Sged
Communista An Rm
Queen Mary Arrives Cherbourg After Maiden Atlantic Run
The Queen Mary completes her first round trip across the Atlantic from New York to Cherbourg. She covers 3,198 miles at 28.74 knots, arriving four days 15 hours 15 minutes after departure, missing the Normandie record.
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BR. M.S
Britain
Atlantic
Cherbourg
New York
Ambrise
Steiner Delivers Keynote At Republican National Convention
Cleveland June 10 The Oregon Senator Frederick Steiner delivered the keynote address at the Republican National Convention in Convention Hall before 17 000 attendees and thousands more outside on public systems. He denounced the New Deal as a government lacking political morality, blamed it for job losses, tax hikes, and debt, and accused Roosevelt of mishandling the bank crisis of 1933 while praising Hoover.
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Cleveland St
Mann
York
Nsylvania
Washington
New Jersey
New
MBG
Snell
Roosevelt
Cleveland
United States
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Convention Hall
Kleig
Steiner
Rorkevelt
Hoover
Sterner
Flag Day Observance by DAR and CAR at Herr Log Cabin
A joint James Hill Chapter DAR and Liberty Society CAR meeting is set for Sunday afternoon June 14 at the Herr Log Cabin Memorial Park at four. The CAR program begins at 4:30 with Song America salute to the flag prayer talk by Margaret Hornaday song Star Spangled Banner poem by Jennie Lou Budd. A picnic lunch follows. members should bring lunch and own table service.
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James Hill Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Liberty Society
Children of the American Revolution
Herrlog Cabin
Memorial Park
America
Margaret Hornaday
Jennie Lou Budd
Woman Not Indicted in Husband Killing in Brownsburg
Brownsburg Ind June 10 A jury refused to indict Mrs Gertrude Black after she shot and killed her husband Harry Police say she claimed he battered her repeatedly and knocked her down just before the fatal shot was fired The case centers on self defense as presented by Mrs Black and the arresting officers report.
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Brownsburg
Ind
Gertrude Black
Harry
Borah plan approved by foreign affairs subcommittee
The Borah foreign affairs plank was unanimously adopted by a subcommittee in Cleveland. It opposes League of Nations and World Court membership, pledges neutrality in non threatening foreign disputes, and seeks a nationalist platform with a balanced budget and strong labor safeguards. The panel, led by Herman Langworthy, postponed full platform consideration to pursue unity with Borah and avoid a floor fight.
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Cleveland
William E. Borah
Idaho
Subcommittee
Borah
League of Nations
World Court
United States
Senator Borah
Herman M. Langworthy
Kansas City
Landon Backer
Roosevelt
Rep
Taber
New York
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
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California
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Connecticut
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James Goodrich
Don Berry
Iowa
William Allen White
Kansas
Sam W. Reynolds
Nebraska
George Moses
New Hampshire
Walter E. Edge
John Taber
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