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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1934

Page

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Indiana Democrats gather for pivotal senatorial bid

Indianapolis June 11 delegates to the Democratic state convention converge to name favored senatorial contenders among ten candidates led by Peters Minton and Manion. District caucuses tonight will test support and possible deadlock as leaders poll the delegations on status amid McNutt opposition and Roosevelt era ties. The 9:30 AM Tuesday session opens with Omer Jackson presiding and readings of the convention call followed by brief remarks from Mrs. Emery Scholl.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana R. Earl Peters Fort Wayne Sherman Minton New Albany Public Service Commission Renee E Pat) Manion Notre Dame Louis Ludlow Reginald Sullivan Peters Minion Manion Ludlow Sullivan George W. Rauch Marion Albert Harvey Cole Peru Robert Proctor Elkhart William White Covington D. Frank Culbertson Vincennes McNutt Roosevelt Washington Paul V. McNutt United States Frederick van Nuys Roscoe Fertick Department of Interior Patrick J. Maloney Columbia City Home Owners Loan Corporation Glenn Gifford Tipton AAA Minton, Manion and Cole Rauch Omer Jackson Greenfield E. L. Day Martinsville Christian Church Joseph M.cravens Madison Emery Scholl Connersville

Young People Injured In Sunday Automobile Crash

Miss Doris Allegre of Greenwood and Sedwick Ellis of New Castle were hospitalized after a Sunday morning crash five miles north of Lebanon on U S Road 52. Their coupe veered when driver Ellis dozed, overturning in a ditch. Allegre sustained a scalp wound needing stitches. Ellis had cuts and body injuries. Both were later able to continue to Indianapolis after treatment.

Doris Allegre Greenwood Sedwick Ellis Newscastle Williams’ Hospital Lebanon Ellis Indianapolis Allegre

Four from Boone in list of graduates at Purdue

Lafayette Ind June 11 Boone county is represented by four graduates among nearly 800 receiving diplomas at Purdue universitys sixtieth commencement President E C Elliott confers degrees and Judge Walter E Treanor of the U S Supreme Court gives the civic address The Boone county group includes Victoria M Braimblett Lois R Crane Mary L Duff and Joseph W Gray all earning science and engineering degrees Miss Crane is the daughter of Victor Stephen Crane Purdue alumnus 1911

Lafayette Ind Boone County Purdue University E. C. Elliott Walter E. Treanor U. S. Supreme Court Lebanon Victoria M. Braimblett Lois R. Crane Mary L. Duff Joseph W. Gray Miss Crane Victor Stephen Crane Purdue School of Agriculture

Gales Kill 2000 in San Salvador

San Salvador and surrounding areas suffered two thousand deaths as hurricanes pummeled the republic over the weekend. Relief workers reported widespread destruction of villages and damage to the Lempa river area where a steamer sank. A passenger train derailed, and officials surveyed the devastation from the air.

San Salvador Republic of Salvador L. C. Calloway, Jr Pan-American Airways Lempa River International Ruiways Central America Calloway

Bears Win Ulen Honor Day Team Match

The Bears under Floyd King defeated the Bulls led by Lee Taylor in the Ulen Honor Day 18 hole team match at Ulen Country Club by 48 percent to 36 44. Sixty eight players competed and Mark Adler earned a net 65 with an 82 gross and 17 handicap. Adler’s win earns him engraving on the new plaque donated by the club. dinner for the Bears is set for Friday night June 22 at Bulls’ expense.

Bears Floyd King Bulls Lee Taylor Ulen Mark Adler Mr. Adler

Suspect Held in Slaying Linked to Five Murders

In Susanville California on June 11 Pietro Alesi, 43, mill worker, was ordered held as a suspect in a mass murder case. Five people including a family of four were found mutilated with a tooth edged buzz saw blade. The Fazio family and a friend Lena Ammiseani are named among the victims. The arrest follows questions about a quarrel with Joseph Fazio over his daughter Sarah. The interior of the Fazio home was a bloody scene. Sarah and Lena’s bodies were found near a mill pond. The weapon is described as a ten inch tool.

Susanville Cal Pietro ‘Alesi Grover Julian Alosi Joseph Fazio Fazio Sarah Alesi Maria John Fazio Sarah Fazio Lena Ammiseani Lena Ammiseano

Look for Counterfeits by Eyes in Portraits Says Secret Service Head

San Francisco report quotes Captain Thomas B. Foster, head of the Secret Service Bureau, urging a portrait eye test to detect counterfeit bills. He notes genuine portraits are clear and sparkling, while fakes often have a film over the eyes. Foster cites rising counterfeiting, with about 1.25 in counterfeit currency per 100,000 in circulation, and says arrests average near 38,000 annually. New York leads counterfeiting activity.

Head of Secret Service San Francisco Thomas B. ‘Foster Secret Service Bureau Poster Captain Foster Foster New York

Mrs George Nagel Dies in Clinton Funeral Planned

Mrs J H Atkins and her brother Marion Smith were summoned to Clinton on June 1 for the critical illness of their sister Mrs George Nagel. News of her death came Friday June 8 and Mr Atkins and daughters traveled to Clinton for the funeral services.

J. H. Atkins Marion Smith Clinton George Nagel Atkins

Alonzo Perkins Dies At 63 In Boone County

Alonzo Perkins 63 a Boone county resident died Sunday at Williams hospital from complications. He lived on a farm near Bethel for 40 years and was born in Boone county to Riley and Nancy Perkins. He married Ora Ann Witt in 1890 and she survives. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm from the Washington township home with Rev Grant Howard, burial at Oak Hill cemetery. He leaves a son Lytle B Perkins a brother Mayor John Perkins and several half siblings.

Alonzo Perkins Boone County Williams Hospital Mr. Perkins Bethel Riley and Nancy (Caldwell) Perkins Ora Ann Witt Mrr Perkins Centenary Methodist Episcopal’ Church Washington Township Grant Howard Oak Hill Cemetery Lytle B. Perkins John €. Perkins Bert Perkins Jennie Anderson E. M.perkins Charles Perkins Elmore Perkins Jo- Ann South

Swails Accepts Columbus Insurance Post

Frank Swails, long time Rex Lunch employee, accepts a job with Western and Southern Insurance Company in Columbus. He and his wife will move to Columbus soon, and he begins his new duties today.

Frank Swails Columbus Rex Lunch Western and Southern Insurance Company Mr. Swails

Train Bus Crash Kills Twenty in Lapola Spain

Twenty people die and many are injured after a collision involving a train and an automobile bus near Lapola Spain on June 11. local officials report multiple fatalities and extensive injuries as responders work at the scene.

Lapola Spain

Jewelry racket suspect held on false pretense charge

Sheriff Wilbur Small received letters about Henry Davis held under $1000 bail for a false pretense scheme. Davis allegedly ran a fake jewelry racket with a female accomplice, targeting filling station operators in the southern state. A Royalton operator noted paying $10 for a worthless ring. others at Seymour and near Bedford reported similar swindles.

Wilbur Small Henry Davis Lebanon Davis Kenneth Hammack Royalton Sheriff Small Seymour Bedford Small

President Roosevelt Pushes Compromise To Avert Steel Strike

President Roosevelt works behind the scenes to avert a 100000 strong steel workers strike as union leaders and steel barons clash over a three man board and Section 7A labor representation. Johnson hopes a board plan wins union approval despite insurgent leaders demanding full recognition. The Pittsburgh strike convention looms with local delegates ready to vote.

Washington Roosevelt Iron and Steel Institute Hugh S. Johnson Wagner New York National Labor Board Pittsburgh Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Johnson Michael F. Tighe Amalgamated NRA Steel Union Earl, Forbeck William J. Long Weirton West Virginia Long Weitron Steel Company Forbeck Carnegie Steel Company

Cambridge Men Set Sail To Chart Arctic Northwest Passage

A nine man Cambridge University expedition sails from Aberdeen aboard the Herman of Tromsoe bound for Disko Island then Melville Bay and Smith Sound. Led by J M Wordie with ten Arctic veterans, they aim to navigate the Northwest Passage and collect geological data, despite odds of ten to one against success. They carry eighteen months of provisions and expect a five month voyage.

Aberdeen Scotland Cambridge University Pacific J. M. Wordie St. John’s College, Cambridge Herman Tromsoe North- West Canadian Arctic Islands Dr. G. Longstaff C. T. Dalgety Sir John Hanham H. P. Hanham P. D. Baird M. H. W. Ritchie T. T. Paterson Lieut. W. E. Fletcher Royal Navy Admiralty

Commencement Reflections On College Friendships And Alumni Support

An Uncongressional Record piece praises college commencements for renewing friendships formed on campus. It argues that learning is aided by these bonds, noting Providence guides education and alumni loyalty underpins a university's lasting success and alumni association strength.

Providence

Republican policy set as 1986 battle hymn

The Republican National Committee issues a policy statement that criticizes Roosevelt era methods and outlines two key stands. It argues against spending to stimulate prosperity and pledges to defend individual rights under constitutional guarantees, signaling a focus on individual initiative against top‑down brain trust plans.

Republican National Committee Indiana Republican Party

Verbal salute for Sheriff Holley of Crown over Dillinger chase

The column commends Sheriff Lillian Holley for her effort to capture John Dillinger after her husband, the prior sheriff, was killed. She faced criticism, not personal blame for Dillinger's escape, and spent over a thousand dollars of her own money. Public ridicule contrasts with her sacrifice and the failures of trusted men.

Lillian Holley John Dillinger Dillinger Mrs. Holley

Indiana Democrats await McNutt verdict at convention

An observer notes a tense moment as Indiana Democratic leaders prepare for tomorrow's state convention to decide Paul McNutt's leadership. The piece suggests McNutt will likely retain control while insurgent Peters fades, calling the day a climacteric turning point in McNutt's career.

Indiana Robinson Paul McNutt McNutt Peters

Lie definition by a preacher's son in scripture

Two Methodist ministers dine at the parsonage when the visiting minister asks the pastor's son how he would define a lie. The boy answers that a lie is an abomination to the Lord yet an ever present help in time of trouble, prompting reflection on why preachers' sons often excel in business and the professions.

Missing airliner found all aboard dead near Mongaup Park

Livingstone Manor New York June 11 The pilot of a search plane from Worstboro airport reported finding the wreckage of the missing American Air Line passenger transport at Mongaup Park near here and that all seven aboard are dead. The craft crashed in a rocky Catskill area miles from habitation. The pilot Ted Hallock and state police rushed to the scene as rescuers searched the isolation area. The plane carried four passengers a stewardess a pilot and co pilot and was on a Newark to Chicago route. The wreckage is described as charred and twisted with efforts continuing to determine full details.

Livingstone Manor N. Y Worstboro American Air Line Mongaup Park Here Rocky Catskill Mountains Victor Bourke Livingston Manor Newark Chicago Ted Hallock Wurstboro Catskills Hudson Clyde Holbrook Liberty Airport Hallock

Solons in angry mood at Tugwell hearing

Washington June 11 Fist cuffs nearly erupted during the Senate agriculture committee hearing on Dr Rexford Tugwell s promotion to under secretary of agriculture Senator Smith of South Carolina and Senator Murphy of Iowa clashed as Smith rushed the dais and swung at Murphy amid loud cheers confirming the bitter partisan tone of the session and the administration facing harsh opposition over Tugwell s candidacy

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Rexford G. Tugwell Smith South Carolina Murphy

County Pig Club to Meet Tuesday in Courthouse

A Boone Car Pig Club meeting is set for Tuesday night at 8 in the courthouse small courtroom. Eson township boys are assisting with arrangements for the event.

County Pig Club Boone Car Pig Club Eson Township

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