Roosevelt says greatest need of world is permanent peace
U S Military Academy West Point June 12 The great est need of the world today is the assurance of permanent peace Roosevelt tells the graduating class and assembled cadets. He urges citizen soldiers to serve toward mutual friendliness while admitting the army has drifted too far toward effectiveness for safety. He supports partial reduction and increased cadet enrollment.
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U. S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States
Presitt
West Pointers
U.S. Military Academy
King George Illness Sparks British Alarm
Britain bears anxiety as King George, amid jubilee celebrations, is laid low by bronchial catarrh. A Sandringham bulletin from his physicians notes the king is fatigued by weeks of effort and slow to recover, with illness second in less than a fortnight.
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Sandringham
Eng
Britain
George
Sandringham House
East Anglia
New State Police Board to Convene in Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 12 plans for a reorganized and enlarged state police force will be considered by a newly named board of four members at 10 o clock Thursday morning. Donald F. Stiver Goshen superintendent of police will present recommendations including a training school for recruits at the Indiana state fairgrounds. The biennial budget for state police and safety departments about 925000 for two years becomes available July 1. Stiver noted upgrades to the radio network and announced plans to train announcers. He and his wife and two sons will move to Indianapolis in the fall.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Donald F. Stiver
Goshen
Stiver
University of Michigan Law Sch
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indiana
Tt Police Ceat
Feeney Could Be Mediator In U S Marshal Fight
In Indianapolis June 12 Fred Feeney of Sullivan may step aside for Al Go Peevey or Richard Vernecke as U S marshal candidates for southern Indiana. Ongoing deadlock among Van Nuys Minton and Sherman Minton proposed choices spurs Feeney as compromise, with Bays possibly backing Feeney. Feeney denies blocking Vernecke or Bays and insists loyal friends support him.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fred
Sullivan
United States
Frederick van Nuys
Southern
Indiana
The
Federal Court
al Go Peevey
Jan Nuys
Bays
Sherman Minton
Richard Vernecke
Terre Haute
Meloy
Expressiona
Feeney
Senator Minton
Washington
van Nuys
Wernecke
Aff
Japan Demands Move on Chahar Extension in Mongolia
Peiping reports Tokyo pressed China to remove the governor of Chahar Province and evacuate troops in Inner Mongolia. Japan seeks to extend the Hopei agreement to Chahar, threatening western outreach and angering Chinese leaders who warned of serious consequences. Foreseeable clashes feared as war minister Ho Ying-Ching rejects the ultimatum.
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Peiping
Jane
China
Japan
Tonner Mongolia
United States
Chahar Province
Inner Mongolia
Hopei Province
Chahar
Russia
London
Ho Ying-Ching
Reuter
Nanking
Peace agreement inked amid South American talks
Bulletin reports a Chaco peace agreement signed today by Paraguayans Bolivians and foreign negotiators after a last minute hitch delayed the signing in Washington. Also disclosed Washington that the United States would accept Germany retaining a navy at 35 percent of Allied strength if Britain deems it acceptable. President Roosevelt expected back in Washington as executives moved to avert a soft coal miners strike of about 450,000 on Sunday.
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United States
Buenos Aires
Chaco
Washington
Germany
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Local Republicans Attend Grass Roots Conference in Springfield
Several Boone county and local Republicans attended the grass roots conference in Springfield Illinois. Myron Tauer served as delegate from Boone county. Attendees included B L Sumpter county chairman Will Brenton Young Republicans chair Walter Boyd Arch Monson Charles Boyer and Richard Beestey from Thorntown Will Brenton also served on the registration committee of Indian.
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Boone County
Springfield
Illinois
Myron Tauer
B. L. Sumpter
Will Brenton
Young Republicans
Walter Boyd
Arch Monson
Charles Boyer
Richarl Beestey
Thorntown
Hoosiers Rally at Springfield Boosts GOP
The Indiana state delegation returns home from the Springfield rally with renewed enthusiasm. Former Senator James E. Watson praises the gathering as reassuring, noting delegates from diverse backgrounds unified on sound principles and opposition to national administration policies. Continued coverage on page 4.
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James E. Watson
United States
Smoosier
Watson
Republican Party
Fog
Felix McWhir
Republicans Gird for 1936 Campaign
Springfield HL June 12 The 1936 presidential race shapes up with Republicans set to attack Roosevelt and the New Deal. The party denounces the Roosevelt record as subversive and un-American and shifts personal accountability to Franklin D Roosevelt. A grass roots conference produced a sharply partisan platform calling for a broad, personal critique of the administration.
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Springfeld
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Springfield
Mississippi Basin
Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Rooeveltian
Vera Sewing Room Seeks Supplies for Needy Relief
Twenty four women in the FERA sewing room at the Court House patch curtains and sew quilts and rat rags for distribution to needy families. Supplies like carpet rags old curtains and quilt pieces are requested contact Ernest Lewis or John Jones or deliver items to the third floor sewing room.
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FERA
Court House
Ernest Lewis
John Jones
MURDER death by own action may be verdict in Burns deaths
Indianapolis coroner William Arbuckle said Minnie Burns 58 likely killed her husband Jerome Burns 63 then died by suicide. He noted two self inflicted wounds possible and that evidence points to murder death by own action. A note in Mrs Burns handwriting spoke of trouble and guilt.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Arbuckle
Minnie Burns
Jerome Burns
Arbuckle
Leonard Goble
Camby
Morris Street
Donkey Baseball For Camp Fund At Lebanon Park
Lebanon Elks sponsor three donkey baseball games to aid the Boy Scout camp fund at South Side Park Sunday and Monday nights. First game 3 PM Sunday features Lebanon Chamber of Commerce vs Elks, then 8 PM Sunday Elks vs Eagles, and 8 PM Monday Elks vs Eagles. Proceeds to Boy Scout camping fund.
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Lebanon Elks
Boy Scout Troop No. One
South Side Park
Boy Scout Asping Fund
Lebanon
Eagles
Ralph Miller
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Johnson County Jury Awards Wilcox $42,000
Franklin Indiana June 12 Indianapolis Speedway officials consider appealing a Johnson Circuit Court verdict awarding race driver Howard Howdy Wilcox forty two thousand dollars after a suit for one hundred thousand. Jury said Wilcox suffered a disability that could endanger his life and others and barred him from the 500 mile race in 1921. Colonel E V Rickenbacker testified for Speedway saying the physician warned of the disability.
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Franklin
Ind
Indianapolis Speedway
Johnson Circuit Court
Howard
Howdy) Wilcox
Speedway
Wilcox
E. V. Rickenbacker
Speedway Corporation
Rickenbacker
Fight Looms Over Extension Of NRA
Washington reports a Senate House clash over NRA extension as the four day expiration nears. Democratic leaders warn of a possible deadlock over the Clark resolution and the anti-patronage provision forcing Senate confirmation of $4,000 annual federal workers.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
Gore
Oklahoma
Borah
Idaho
NRA
Codes
Urges modification of utilities measure in House fight
Washington reports June 12 that Representative Samuel D. Pettingill and revolting Democrats press to rewrite the Wheeler Rayburn bill outlawing big utility holding companies. Speaker Burns appeals to the moderates to allow the administration bill a chance on the House floor despite Senate passage.
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Washington
Samuel D. Pittengil
Indiana
House
Senate
Pettingill
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Burns
Holding Companie
Youth Killed as Truck Hits Girder in Indianapolis
Indianapolis dispatch reports Elmer Cook, 54, driver, lost control when heavy cargo shifted in a truck on East Merrill Street near Rockville Road. The vehicle swerved into a girder under the Big Four elevation and Sesbe, a youth riding in the truck, was crushed to death between the cargo and steel structure.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Losbe
Merrill Street
Rockville Road
Elmer Cook
Sesbe
Helen Wills Moody Advances to Kent Final
Beckenham England June 12 Mrs Helen Wills Moody won her way into the finals of the Kent tennis championships defeating Miss N Lyle of England 6 A 6 2. Playing mainly as Wimbledon preparation she displayed her best form in recent return to the game.
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Helen Wills Moody
Beckenham
Eng
N. Lyle
England
Waleys Face First Hearing in Weyerhaeuser Kidnaping Case
Salt Lake City June 12 crowds filled a federal court corridor awaiting Harmon M Waley 24 and his wife Margaret 19 for arraignment in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. DOJ kept quiet as a possible midafternoon removal hearing loomed. In Tacoma the couple were said to face life sentences with anticipated transfers to Alcatraz and a federal women’s prison.
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Salt Lake City
Federal Court
Harmon M. Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
Margaret
Tillman D. Johnson
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Waley
U.S
Tacoma
Wash
Harmon Metz Waley
Alcatraz Island
Uncle Sam
Devil's Isle
San Francisco Bay
Federal Woman's Prison
Alderson
Milan
Mich
Waleys
Weyerhaeuser
New Ross Man to Face Charge Here
Deputy Sheriff Wilbur A. Small planned to fetch Clifford Hockersmith from near New Ross to Boone Circuit Court where he faces a petit larceny charge filed this morning. Hockersmith allegedly stole twelve fleeces of wool from Joe and Otis Wall of Advance on March 7 and sold them to an Advance wood buyer for 11 dollars.
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Wilbur A. Small
Crawfordsville
Clifford
Hockersmith
New Ross
Boone Circuit Court
Small
Verner L. Bowers
Walter Gray
Joe and
Otis Wall
Van Riper Undergoes Cataract Operation
Paul Van Riper, superintendent of schools, had a cataract operation on one eye at Methodist hospital this morning and is resting comfortably. Bandages will come off Saturday. he remains hospitalized for ten to fourteen days. The specialist called the operation successful though final outcome awaits Saturday.
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Paul van Riper
Methodist Hospital
Absolve Redmond in Dorre n Death
Crawfordsville Indiana June 12 A verdict of justifiable homicide was announced by Coroner Charles Riley in the death of L H Dorren who was stabbed fatally by Richard Redmond.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Charles Riley
L. H. Dorren
Richard Redmond
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