Friction Seen In G C Pranks As Convention Nears
Ambition and factional tension swirl ahead of the GOP convention as Hoover loyalists seek to preserve prohibition policy and party control. Old guards push to maintain Curtis on the ticket while debate rages over a preconvention resubmission plank and leadership influence.
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United Presse
Chicago
Hoover
Charles Curtis
Republican National Committee
Walter F. Brown
South Carolina
Mississippi
National Committee
Beyueen
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Hoover “Boy Scout
Kansas City
Mr. Hoover
Wayne B. Wheeler
Senator Borah
Washington
Mabel Willebrandt
California
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Bishop Cannon
Chiren
Curtis
County Schools To Open Set In Boone County
Boone county schools will convene on Thursday September 1 to organize for the 1932 33 term but classes begin Monday September 5. Miss Mary Brown is reappointed attendance officer at a 10 percent pay cut, the economy move. The Star Drug Store ends textbook headquarters, schools to handle books and equipment locally. Cemeteries in unincorporated areas will be properly marked with township cooperation and Memorial Day Association support.
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Boone County
Lebanon
Board of Education
Floyd I. McMurray
Mary Brown
Brown
Star Drug Store
Memorial Day Association
Ored
New Official Record for Melk Production at Indiana Co
A three year old cow named Valentines Flower Lass 269 in the Indiana Condensed Milk Co. herd at Zionsville has earned entry in the Advancer Register of American Guernsey Cattle Club Peterboro New Hampshire. The record shows 10832.4 pounds of fat in class EE and a value of $40.
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Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Zionsville
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterboro
N. H
Valentine’s Flower Lass
Loop Power Rate Plan Given Blow Up
Indianapolis June 11 The utility interests sought loop service rates. The commission ordered Northern Indiana Power Company to withdraw a system based rate petition. Commissioner Frank T Singleton wrote the order aligning with a federal court ruling that rates be set by municipality. The Martinsville decision also supports this.
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Indianapolis
Loop Service Commission
Northern Indiana Power Company
Frank T.singleton
Martinsville
Dictatorship in Germany Declared by Von Papen
June 11 Lt Col Franz von Papen announced the new regime will rule without party ties while conforming to the constitution. He addressed agricultural leaders, demanded unity beyond parliamentary democracy, and called Germany desperate, absolving ex-chancellor Bruning of responsibility.
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Franz P Rapeee
Agricultural Council
von Papen
Germany
Brueing
Island's Corsican Bandit Ettori Faces Court Decision
Bastia, Corsica June 11 A Corsican court weighs the fate of Jean Simon Ettori a 27 year self styled honor bandit whose life drew local lines of feuding honor He argues he acted to defend family honor and only committed a single crime decades ago While Corsicans debate his legitimacy as an honor bandit the court must decide whether Ettori may be judged as having honorably lived or must face justice for past killings and robberies
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Bastia
Corsica
Jean Simon Ettori
Ettori
Caviglioli
Spada
Bartoli
Island
Ettoyi
Sapphire Sea
Antoine Lenzi
Pila Canale
Lenzi
Dominique Casablanca
Saparello
Simon Ettori
Americans Retain Wightman Cup In Straight Sets
Wimbledon June 11 The United States defeated Great Britain to retain the Wightman Cup for the sixth time in ten years. Helen Wills Moody of California beat Dorothy Round 6 2 6 3, completing the US clean sweep of the three matches. The remaining matches will be exhibitions.
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Wimbledon
Edg
United States
Great Britain
Helen Wills Moody
California
Dorothy Round
Moody
America Fou Soins Pas Tokee Pesday
Anglers and Hunters to Organize in Boone County
Fishermen hunters and conservation-minded residents will meet Monday night at the Dodge-Plymouth Auto Sales room 208 S Lebanon St to form a permanent Boone County conservation group. State conservation officials led by Walter Shirts director Fish and GameGary Winders Tim O Conn er J H Buchanan and Glenn Wilson will attend. Several reels of outdoor pictures will be shown to engage attendees.
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Dodge-Plymouth
S. Lebanon Street
Boone County
State Department of Conservation
Walter Shirts
Fish and Game
Gary Winders
Tim O’conner
J. H. Buchanan
Glenn Wilson
United Brethren Bible School Opens Monday
Plans are set for a two week Daily Vacation Bible School at United Brethren Church starting Monday June 13. Open to city children ages four to fourteen without denomination, the program features Bible memory work and Bible history led by Nellie Wilson Mary Lou Hunt Olga Smith Clarence Dickerson J A Brenneman and Basil Nease.
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The
United Brethren Church
Nellie Wilson
Mary Lou Hunt
Olga Smith
Clarence Dickerson
J. A. Brenneman
Basil Nease
Boone county teachers vote against tenure law in survey
County teachers overwhelmingly oppose the tenure measure, with four opposed to one in favor, according to Floyd I. McMurray superintendent of county schools. The survey shows permanently contracted teachers favor the law, while those without such contracts oppose it, citing difficulty in securing or terminating contracts due to the law.
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Boone County
Floyd I. McMurray
Supt. McMurray
DePauw Professor Retires After 58 Years of Service
Greencastle Ind June 11 Dr Edwin Post retires from DePauw University faculty after 58 years leading the Latin department. He submitted resignation to the board at the annual meeting after long service including vice president from 1896 to 1908 and more than two decades as dean of the college. He authored a Latin text and contributed to philological journals.
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Greencastle
Ind
Edwin Post
DePauw University
Post
Yes
Congress Hurries to Adjourn Next Week in 1930s Session
Washington reports Congress pushing a fast pace to adjourn by end of next week. Senate passed the 300 million emergency unemployment relief bill and an additional 300 million boost to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowing power for state relief. President Hoover approves the measure amid ongoing House opposition and a Senate-House compromise on unemployment relief and construction stimulation.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Agriculture Department
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Reed
Senate Democrats
House Democrats
Speaker Garner Sidelined by Illness in House Bulletin
Washington bulletin reports Speaker Garner ordered to bed by House physician after grippe. In a separate camp near Washington, police seized dynamite with explosive caps and fuse from a site housing over 12,000 Bonus Expeditionary Forces demanding bonus legislation.
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Washington
Garner
George Calver
Bonus
Kindergarten closes with party at Memorial Park
The fourth term of the kindergarten run by Miss Lois Jones on East Washington Street finished Friday with a picnic at Memorial Park. It was the final term until fall.
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Lois Jones
East Washington Street
Memorial Park
Myers hails Indianapolis Speedway as world’s greatest show
T E Myers longtime Speedway manager addressed Lebanon Rotary Club at Alen Country Club praising the track as the outdoor laboratory of the auto industry. He noted its 23year history shaping 75 percent of U S motor vehicle development, detailed the May speed classic organization, staffing levels, safety provisions, and the spotless sporting record over the years while noting the 1982 race controversy prompt.
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Lebanon
United States
Indianapolis
Fisher
Allison
Newby
Wheeler
Indiana
Myers
Speedway
Two Million Will Watch Sun's Eclipse
New Haven reports that about 2,000,000 people will view the total solar eclipse on August 31 with roughly 50 scientists near Fryberg Maine. Observers from Lick Mt Wilson and Yerkes, Swarthmore and the University of Virginia prepare for weeks, shipping equipment to the site for a sub-100 second event.
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Fryberg
Scientists Headquarters
New Haven
Conn
Maine
Frank Schlesinger
Yale Observatory
New York City
Rose
England
Norway
Sweden
Arctic Circle
Canada
Quebec
New
Ashby Rites Monday for Eugene Ashby
Funeral services for Eugene Ashby of Chicago were held Monday afternoon at his late residence in Lai. Burial followed in Ladoga Cemetery.
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Ashby
Chicago
Lai
Ladoga Cemetery
Girl Scouts Sponsor Moving Picture Show at Colonial Theatre
Lebanon Girl Scouts sponsor a moving picture at the Colonial theatre Tuesday featuring Jackie Coe snr and Sale. The event aims to raise funds and community support for local scouting programs.
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Girl Scouts
Lebanon
Jackie Coesnr
Sale
Colonial Theatre
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Pop” Myers
Brinkert
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Violet Sharpe
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
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John F. Condon
Ranesom
Sharpe
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Jersey Ci Olice Department
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Westchester County
Norman Camoe
Eugene
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