Federal payroll deadlock slows economy talk
Washington reports a conference committee stalemate over Hoover's furlough plan to cut federal payrolls. House conferees oppose. Senator Wesley Jones backs a 10 percent cut but supports the furlough concept. Other business includes the pending bonus bill and navy appropriations while the Red Cross expansion bill is discussed.
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Washington
Conference Committee On
Congress
Hoover
House
Senate
Wesley Jones
Fulmer
Red Cross
Kirklin 24 Class in Reunion Sunday
Members of the class of 1924 held their seventh annual reunion at Kirklin High School Sunday. An early 1 pm dinner in the dining hall followed a brief business meeting and an afternoon of socializing with attendees from Indianapolis Sheridan Lebanon Frankfort and Kirklin and families listed among the guests.
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Kirklin High School
Ilena Maze
Dianapolis
Doyle Smith
Tades
Teresa Ann
Ernest Stowers
Sheridan
Carl Graham
Lebanon
Lucille Stern
Norma
Earl Douglass
James
John Hodgen
Benson
Albert Colgrove
Doris Joan
Robert Phil
Faye Wright
Frankfort
Jonas Fritch
John Bogan
Oren Stowers
Wayne Morton
Kirklin
Indiana B P W Club Council to Meet at Claypool Hotel
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women holds midsummer council at the Claypool hotel Indianapolis June 19 noon with nearly all clubs represented. District presidents will elect district directors and the executive board meets Saturday evening to appoint committee chairs and members. Indiana Business Women invited to Winona Lake Chautauqua Child Health Clinic July 3 to 9.
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Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Indiana Business
Winona Lake Chautauqua
Dinner Tonight For Team Match Planes Golfers
Golfers who participated in the team match play will attend a 6:30 dinner this evening. The winners will be the guests of the losers, and other club members unable to play in the match were also invited.
Congress Today Faces Funding, Bills and Hearings
Congress today pores over Navy Department appropriation and unemployment relief farm bills. Committees resume stock market probes and river bond plans. Foreign Relations, Finance, and Banking panels review treaties, bonus, and Farm Board wheat cotton relief. House and Rules panels push competition, privatization, and farm relief measures.
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Aoedita
Navy Department
Banking and Currency Committee
Commerce Committee
Shipstead Rivers and Partners
Foreign Relations Committee
Finance Committee
House
Falmer
Farm Board
Shannon
Mrs W H Ellis 72 Dies in Alabama
Alzina Ellis wife of W H Ellis died in Marbury Alabama on June 7 at age 72 Funeral services and burial were at Marbury She was born in Clinton County and the family lived in Boone County from 1903 1914 before moving to Alabama She was mother of fourteen children five of whom preceded her in death and was last surviving immediate family member of three sons and five girls
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Alzina Ellis
W. H. Ellis
Marbury
Ala
Boone County
Alabama
Clinton County
Senate to vote on bonus Friday blocked
Washington June 16 A Senate vote on the 2.4 billion Patman bonus bill was blocked when Senator Thomas Democrat Oklahoma objected to an immediate ballot. The finance committee had reported unfavorably and Smoot pressed for the vote. The House passed the measure yesterday and hundreds of bonus expeditionary forces gathered outside the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Finance
Smoot
House
Bonus
Mrs C H Deichmann Heads Springfield P T A Council
Mrs C H Deichmann was elected president of the Springfield Parent Teacher Council, an umbrella group for twenty one city schools. She attended the state convention in Rockford and is visiting with her children at her parents’ home in Springfield.
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Springfield
Ill
H. Deichmann
William Means
Deichmann
Parent-Teacher Council
Rockford, Ill
Kmann
Kenosha Delegate Leaves Camp For Home In Bonus Force
Washington reports the Kenosha Wisconsin delegation in the bonus expeditionary forces broke camp today and departed for home. Veterans from Wa bath Indiana applied to the police for transportation to that city. Huntington Indiana notes Michigan City chosen as 1933 host to the Indiana Elks Association at this morning's session, concluding the 1932 gathering. Union City won the Fanning cup in the ritual contest with Columbia City Frankfort Warsaw Hartford City and Bluffton following.
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Washington
Kenosha, Wis
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Wabath
Ind
Huntington
Michigan City
Indiana Elks Association
Union City
Columbia City
Frankfort
Warsaw
Hartford City
Bluffton
Home Loan Bank Measure Passes in House Vote
The House approved a plan supported by Rep. Fred Purnell to create eight to twelve home loan banks with at least 6 million dollars each to rediscount mortgages for building and loan institutions. Government capital would reach up to 1.256 billion, with additional funds from securities sales.
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Fred §. Purnell
Franklin College student completes pre medical course
Mack Slusser has completed the pre medical course at Franklin College and returned home to spend the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Slusser He plans to enter the University of Pennsylvania medical school next fall
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Mack Slusser
Franklin College
Charles Slusser
Pennsylvania Medical School
Fatal shooting at fashionable roadhouse in Chicago
Four persons including a woman were shot during an attempted holdup at the Dells roadhouse. Fred Pacelli died later in hospital. Miss Marjorie Bruce was critically wounded, Roy Marshall listed as bandit driver, another bandit escaped. Gun battle occurred before patrons and guards, led by Gus Arnheim's orchestra, in attendance. Police disabled the gunmen at their car.
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Chicago
Dells
Fred Pacelli
Marjorie Bruce
Roy Marshall
Gus Arnheim
Guarda
Miss Bruce
Services Friday for Mrs M E Cox
Funeral services for Mrs Mor ris EB Cox who died at her Thorntown home will be held Friday at two o clock at the residence with Rev CB McKean of the Friends Church Sugar Plains officiating Burial will be in the West eld Cemetery
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Morris EB. Cox
Thorntown
Riday
CB. McKean
The
Friends Church
Sugar Plains
Westeld
Hiestand School Reunion Set For June 19
The third annual reunion of pupils and teachers of Hiestand school in Jefferson township will be held on the old school grounds one half mile north of Max on Sunday June 19. Friends are invited. There will be a tin dinner and those attending are asked to bring their own table service.
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Hiestand School
Jefferson Township
Max
Sinclair to Build Modern Service Station at Tanyard Corner
Sinclair Oil and Refining Company leases the northeast Lafayette and West Washington corner from the Adam sisters Henry Adams estate. A brick veneer two story service station will be built with drives from both streets and under roof car service. The site extends east to the Adam yard and north to Harney School line, previously a vacant tanyard.
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Lebanon
Sinclair Oil and Refining Company
Lafayette Avenue
West
Washington Streets
Adan
Caroline
Rosa
Louise
Henry Adam
Adam
Washington Street
Oil Company
The
Oilway
Harney School
Kiwanis Discuss Milk Fund Drive at Luncheon
Kiwanis members spent the after luncheon period debating the milk fund campaign it sponsors. Howard L. Townsend of Fort Wayne and Judge W. H. Parr attended as guests, with Willett H. r. Plans for raising funds and detailed steps will be announced soon.
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Kiwanis Club
D Howard
L. Townsend
Fort Wayne
W. H. Parr
Willett H. ” R
Indiana University cadet set for six weeks ROTC training
George Kimmel departs tomorrow for Camp Knox in Kentucky with the Indiana University ROTC unit. He will undergo six weeks of training toward a commission in the U S Infantry and will be a senior at Indiana University next year.
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George Kimmel
Joe Knox
Indiana University
U. S. Infantry
Achievements of Hoover Praised in GOP Platform
Chicago June 16 The Republican platform praises President Hoover and his program while calling for high wages and shorter workdays. It critiques Democratic rule in the House and endorses relief measures, farm relief, tariffs, and veterans support, but omits a soldiers bonus. The document, crafted in 24 hours, projects Hoover as the leader and argues the party faces the future unafraid.
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Chicago
Hoover
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Republican Party
White House
Congress
Washington
Dan Turner
Town
Cone
Norris Calls Christians Unite Against Atheism and Communism
Fort Worth Texas June 16 Rev J Frank Norris prominent Texas Baptist minister urges a united war by Catholic and Protestant Christians against atheism and Communism. He supports Pope Pius XI encyclical calling all churches to join against the church’s overthrow in Russia.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Frank Norris
Norris
Pius XI
Russia
Hoosiers vote for wet plank at GOP convention
Indiana delegates to the National Republican Convention prepared to back Hoover and Curtis while voting 28 to 3 for the minority prohibition plank proposed by Senator Bingham of Connecticut. The display included banners calling for repeal, led by Harry Barnard Silas Haynes and Dr Frank Reynolds, with Governor Harry Leslie and Will Hays present.
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Chicago Stadium
Chicago
Indiana
Hoover
Curtis
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Harry E. Barnard
Indianapolis
Silas Haynes
Greencastle
Frank M. Reynolds
Montpelier
Henry Marshall
Lafayette
Resolutions Committee
Minority Report
Bingham
Senator Bingham
F.yl van Orman
Evanaville
Harry Leslie
Hays
A. M. Smith
George A. 1
Fred Green
Michigan
Leslie
Fred
Hoover and Curtis Lead Gop Nomination Battle
Chicago reports Curtis renomination for vice president after Pennsylvania shifted 78 votes to make 633 of 878 needed for the ticket. Hoover wins the presidential nomination after a formal convention round, amassing 1124 votes with minimal opposition.
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Chicago
Charles Curtis
Curtis
Pennsylvania
McNeider
Harbard
Fuller
Schnell
Dawes
Rofogle
Hurley
Hoover Nominated For Second Term At Republican Convention
The June 16 convention in Chicago moved to nominate Herbert Hoover for re election with L Scott of Los Angeles named as the running mate candidate. Delegates prepared for a quadrennial campaign as the national committee chairmanship was to be decided in Washington.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Republican Party
United States
Republican Nation
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Coolidge
Dawes
Blaine
Wadsworth
United Press
Convention Stadium
Curtis
Uthouth
National Committee
Washington
Snell
Tosday
Ruth Pratt
New York
Standard Oil
L. Scott
Los Angeles
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Charlee Curtiss
Franklin
Bhouse
M. E. Cox
Qinclair
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Kiwanis
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