Stimson Refuses Senate Request For Information
Washington reports the administration will not let the Senate foreign relations committee examine correspondence tied to the naval treaty. Secretary of State Stimson sent a note to Senator Borah stating duties and scope rest with the treaty document itself. Borah says the committee will meet Monday and expects treaty approval early in the week.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
London
Stimson
Borah
Idaho
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
United States
Troop 201 Wins County Boy Scout Field Day Title
Lebanon Troop 201 defended last year’s county title by finishing first at Memorial Park in the Field Day with 1475 points. Troop 208 of Zionsville was second with 850, Troop 202 Lebanon third with 750, Troop 211 Lebanon fourth with 650, and Troop 205 near-organized fifth with 275. Troop 201 won five events, set a fire by flint and steel record in 45 seconds, and Deputy Robert L. Littrell presided as judge. Scoutmaster Al Wiley treated the team to a Frankfort swimming party after the meet.
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Lebanon
Memorial Park
Zionsville
A. M. Lofland
Troop 201
al Wiley
Frankfort
Boone Postmasters Meet Tuesday in Whitestown Home
Members of the Boone County Postmasters Association and their wives will meet Tuesday night at Whitestown postmistress Mrs Kate Huckleberry s home. A postal inspector will join the program addressing postmaster problems. The group organized last fall at Postmaster Fred Spray s home and plans four meetings yearly plus a summer picnic. John C Hodge of Zionsville is president with Mrs Huckleberry as treasurer and Mr Spray as secretary.
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Boone County Postmasters’ Association
Kate Huckleberry
Whitestown
Fred Spray
John C. Hodge
Zionsville
Mrs. Huckleberry
Mr. Spray
Arrests in Rum Case Conspiracy Reaches Ten
Indianapolis June 13 ten people have been arrested in Indiana’s largest liquor smuggling conspiracy. An alleged order taker and a still operator were held by federal agents. Authorities say the plan used airplanes from Canada for toxicants. Roscoe Miller the salesman and Louis Komlane the still owner were among those named. Trap doors led to dugouts where liquor-making gear was found at the Komlane home. A federal grand jury was bound over seven conspirators and one witness.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Canada
Roscoe Miller
Louis Komlane
Komlane
United States
John W. Kern
Supreme Court ruling costs Indiana taxpayers a million a year
Indianapolis June 18 A State Supreme Court decision in State versus Brubeck will cost Indiana taxpayers about one million dollars annually. Deputy AG Connor D. Ross filed a petition for a rehearing arguing the ruling on damages in road construction ignores the just compensation clause. If upheld, highway progress would entail higher annual expenditures.
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Indianapolis
State Supreme Court
Indiana
Connor D. Ross
Ross
Edward S. Brubeck
Vigo
Supreme Court
Children Day Observed at Presbyterian Church
Children will observe a Sunday morning service on June 15 at 10 o'clock at Presbyterian Church. The program features organ music reading and a playlet with roles for girls and boys, including recitations songs and a playlet America for Americans.
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Presbyterian Church
Mack Stewart Returns Home After Hospital Operation
Mack Stewart returns to the Joe Navis residence on South East street from Witham hospital where he recently underwent an operation. He is recovering nicely from his illness.
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Mack Stewart
Joe Navis
South East Street
Witham Hospital
Illness Labouring Crews In Critical Condition At Home
H C Crews remains in a critical state after collapse at his East Main Street residence late Wednesday. He has been unconscious for most of the time since the episode.
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H. C. Crews
East Main Street
Fishing season to reopen next Monday in state waters
After a 46 day closure the bass gills perch pike pickerel sunfish and crappies season resumes June 16 and runs until next May before spawning. Affected species include black and silver bass rock bass bluegills yellow perch pike perch pike pickerel red eared sunfish and crappies.
Thieves Abandon Cars After Local Thefts
Auto thieves abandoned a Buick stolen from John Nolan on Indianapolis Avenue and wrecked a Chrysler owned by John Kernodle on West Washington Street. The thefts occurred near Cambridge City and Lebanon with gas shortages ending the chase. Lieut. Frank McCormick and Lebanon police are investigating as the Cambridge City car is held in a local garage.
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Cambridge City
Lebanon
John Nolan
Indianapolis Avenue
Washington Street
John Kernodle
Lafayette
Frank McCormick
Middlefork Named Site for Next Baptist Meeting
At the Judson Associational Sunday School and B Y P U convention closing session at Walnut Street Baptist Church, Middlefork Church in Clinton county was chosen to host the next annual meeting on the second Thursday in June, to be held in one day next year. Officers elected include Ford Wolf of Camden as president, Adrian Wilhoite of Lebanon secretary-treasurer, Nina B. Chaney of Russiaville assistant secretary-treasurer, and Edna Welty of Young America chorister, with praise and talks by Rev. Royden Rea, Rev. W. A. Bender, and Rev. C. A. Metz, among others. the event featured readings, solos, and a closing address by Rev. W. P. Pearson.
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Judson Associational Sunday School
Baptist Young People’s Union
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Middlefork Church
Clinton County
Aford. Wolf
Camden
Adrian Wilhoite
Lebanon
Nina B. Chaney
Russiaville
Edna, Welty
Young America
Jesus
Royden Rea
Galveston
Ind
W. A. Bender
Bender
Marjorie Pitman
M. S. Sparger
Mildred Ferguson
Judson School
J. W. Clevenger
Our Baptist
C. A. Metz
Lebanon First Baptist Church
Lucille Copeland
George Monty
Kokomo
Marion Marrow
Myrtie Huckleberry
W. P. Pearson
First Baptist Church
Library stays open until 9 P M on Saturdays
The Public Library will remain open until nine o'clock on Saturday nights during June July and August. The usual closing hour is eight. The change serves country visitors who cannot come to town early in the busy farm season.
Mrs. W. C. Darnall Seriously Ill at East South Street
Mrs. W. C. Darnall is reported seriously ill at her home on East South Street.
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W. C. Darnall
East South Street
British speed king Segrave dies after Miss England II crash
Major Sir Henry Segrave died from injuries after Miss England II capsized during a Lake Windermere speed trial. Halliwell, a Rolls Royce executive, was killed. Segrave had just set a world speed record, averaging 98.763 mph over a one mile course, with further tests reaching about 109 mph recently.
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Windermere, Eng
Sir Henry Segrave
Britain
Lake Windermere
Windermere
Eng
Henry Segrave
Rolls-Royce
Halliwell
Segrave
Miss England
Segrave Chank
M. J. Cock
Orld
Oir Laight
George
Kaye Don
Boone county towns show population drop in decade
The incorporated towns of Boone county report a combined population decline of 107 over the last ten years in a preliminary census count by W A Irwin of Frankfort, with gains only in Lebanon and Zionsville. Thorn Town led losses at 109 as figures await the official Washington census release.
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Boone County
W. A. Irwin
Frankfort
Washington
Lebanon
Zionsville
Thorntown
Irwin
Check Forgery Fakes Contractor to Rob Merchants
A stranger forged the name of George T. Miller, a Lebanon contractor, on several checks and obtained more than $30 from local merchants on Thursday. He passed the checks at Gregg Brothers, Moore's and Haffner's stores, and at Meslay Sao Martin and Melvin drug store. The con artist posed as Miller's employee, who denied knowledge of the man.
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George T. Miller
Lebanon
Gregg Brothers
Moore's
Haffner’s
Sao Martin
Melvin Drug
Miller
Children’s Day Activities at Max Sunday Church
The Max church will observe Children’s Day exercises on Sunday June 15. The program includes Responsive Reading Octava Jackson, prayer, Welcome Everybody, recitations by Darnell Walker Maridell Cory Robert Goliday Calvin Edward Creasy Flita Hatcher Gladys Jackson Paul Cory. solos by Edna Wall Mildred McClaine. duets by Holiday Girls. a tableau and a three child exercise with songs by Children.
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Max Church
Octava Jackson
Darnell Walker
Ralph Rose
Edna Wall
Maridell Cory
Robert Goliday
Della May Witt
Maurine Smith
Mildred McClaine
Calvin Edward
Master Magician In The Lebanon Jubilee Program
Frye and Company led by William Eugene Frye the Master Magician head a notable lineup for the Lebanon Exposition and Good Will Jubilee opening June 18 with days of showcases. The act features levitating birds and clocks among bewildering tricks while an old time fiddlers contest and jazz set offer nostalgic and modern entertainment to attract diverse crowds.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frye & Company
William Eugene Frye
Freeman and Green, Inc
Lebanon
Paganinni
Exposition Auditorium
Girl Scout Cookie Day Sale In Lebanon
The Lebanon Girl Scouts will begin delivering 1 000 dozen cookies made on a special order for the second annual cookie day sale. Crescent Bakery hosts the meeting Saturday at seven in the morning, and volunteers with cars are urged to assist with deliveries.
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The
Lebanon
Primary in New Jersey Stirs Interest
Newark June 13 The New Jersey Republican senatorial primary draws voters and infighting as Dwight W. Morrow Franklin Fort and Joseph D Frelinghuysen seek the nomination. Prohibition splits the field with Morrow and Frelinghuysen wet and Fort dry as leaders fear an enigma on next Tuesday’s tally.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Franklin Fort
Joseph D. Frelinghuysen
Prohibition
Jersey
Morrow
Frelinghuysen
Fort
Ciry
Schmeling Says He Was Fouled In Title Bout
New York June 13 Max Schmeling heavyweight champion of the world said after being carried to his dressing room that he was fouled and did not want to win the title in this way Sharkey cried and protested the decision and Schmeling promised a return match While Sharkey blamed a low blow and insisted he had the fight won hands down with the referee awarding the title to Schmeling over the protests of Buckley his manager Schmeling spoke of the pain and said he would rest Joe Jacobs Schmeling's manager called the foul rank and said Sharkey hit six inches below the belt
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New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Sharkey
Phil Scott
Miami
Schmeling
Max
Joe Jacobs
Schmelling
Jacobs
Fisherman Fined Over Birding Dispute in Thornetown
Earl Osborn of Thorntown, while fishing on Sugar Creek, shot a flicker while using it for bait. A federal agent intervened, and Osborn was fined $10 plus costs for killing a migratory bird. He argued it was a sap sucker, but authorities upheld the flicker classification.
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Earl Osborn
Thorntown
Earl
Sugar Creek
Feddy
Squire Roberts
Thorne Town
Osborn
Warl
Boone County tax hearing dates set by county auditor
Boone County taxpayers must attend the Board of Reviews to readjust spring assessments. Hearings run daily from the first day of the month through August with sessions in Marion Clinton Washington Jefferson Thorntown Sugar Creek Lebanon Center Union Perry Zionsville Eagle Harrison Worth Advance Jamestown and Jackson townships scheduled on specific June dates.
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Boone
Boone Board of Reviews
Merle Hervey
Marion
Clinton
Washington and Jefferson
Thorntown
Sugar Creek
Lebanon
Center Township
Union
Perry
Zionsville
Eagle
Harrison
Worth
Advance
Jamestown
Jackson
Miniature Golf Course Planned for North East Street
Announcement today that John Myers of Ladoga has leased city ground on the south west corner of the Varntz farm at East Fordice and North East streets to lay out an 18 hole miniature golf course. Ground work starts immediately with night lighting planned and a surrounding fence and parking.
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North East Street
John Myers
Ladoga
Frank O. Myers
Lebanon
Varntz
East Fordice
North East Streets
Prairie Creek
Myers
Elkhart Teacher Gaynell Stump Leaves Williams Hospital
Gaynell Stump, a teacher in the Elkhart schools, left Williams hospital today after a week of medical treatment.
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Gaynell Stump
Williams Hospital
Miss Stump
Elkhart
Senate Passes Billion Dollar Tariff Bill By 44 To 42
Washington June 13 The weary Senate adopted the billion dollar tariff measure by 44 to 42 sending it to the House for approval. Supporters hailed it as defending American industry while opponents warned it would raise costs for farmers and curb foreign trade. The bill would levy close to a billion in duties and leaves the President power to approve or veto tariff changes after a tariff commission issue recommendations.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury
Hoover
U. S
Services Announced at Central Christian Church
Members respond to the Crusade with weekly worship. Services begin at o'clock with an orchestra, followed by the regular choir at 9 30 and the Sunday school period after at 10 30. Sermon titled Man's Moral Faith discusses modern views of life without God.
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Central
Chri
Philosophy of Life
Prterian
Pad
Two Put To Death In Kentucky Prison
Eddyville Ky June 18 Ballat T Ratcliffe and Richard Ramo were executed in the electric chair at the state penitentiary. Three other inmates were scheduled for electrocution but stayed at last minute. Ratcliffe was convicted of beating William Muse to death while he threatened his wife.
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Eddyville
Ballat T. Ratcliffe
Richard Ramonegro
Ratcliffe
William Muse
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