Hoover Satisfied With Result Of Midwest Tour
President Hoover on his special train returning to Washington from a Midwest swing says he is thoroughly gratified by reception in Indianapolis Marion Columbus Ohio Springfield Illinois and other stops. He plans no immediate extended trip this summer and aims to strengthen administration and party footing for a turbulent winter and coming election.
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Hoover
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion
Columbus
Ohio
Springfield
Ill
Congress
Doles
White House
William Howard Taft
Danville
Capital
U. S
Chicago
al Capone
Lincoln
Capone
Republic
Mr. Hoover
Wilhoite Low Bidder on City School Coal
Lebanon school board awarded Samuel Wilhoite the contract to furnish thirteen car loads of coal for next winter. Wilhoite submitted bids on Fourth Vein Deep Shaft Indiana coal Lin ton No 4 screenings priced at 3 dollars and 70 cents, egg sized coal 8 dollars 70 cents, six inch by 38 inch lump 3 dollars 75 cents, six inch by 4 inch lump 3 dollars 90 cents. There were four other bidders.
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Lebanon School Board
Paul van Riper
Samuel Wilhoite
Wilhoite
Indiana
Welfare Council Forming Unified Plan For Lebanon
Interest grows in uniting welfare efforts as numerous groups report permanent representatives to the Council of Agencies. By Monday’s meeting at City Hall, 32 groups have submitted appointments with more due by Saturday to elect a board of directors and establish a welfare exchange.
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Lebanon
American Legion
Floyd Perkins
American Legion Auxiliary
C. B. Dowden
Board of Children’s Guardians
Mark Adler
Louis Sterling
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
H. Barnett
John W. Hornaday
Lebanon City Council
John Perkins
Psi Tota Xi
Byron Jones
Red Cross
Daisy Riley
Sigma Delta Phi
Rex Shinn
Fred Spray
W. A. W. V. Auxiliary
Catherine Paxson
Lebanon Welfare League
John Jones
Nonpariel Club
Ed Henderson
Rain Or Shine Club
J. E. Pierce
Boone County T. B. Association
Norman McCallum
Kappa Delta Phi
Elsie Nester
Tri Kappas
Juanita Varntz
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Centenary
Methodist Church
Christian-Congregational Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Red Men’s Lodge
Odd
County Bankers Elect Officers in Semiannual Meeting
The Boone County Bankers Association held its semi annual meeting in the county courthouse. New officers take duties immediately with W A Cline as president and Herbert C Epperson retiring. G H Waters becomes vice president Granville Wells secretary and Ernest Harvey treasurer. A farmer banker tour is planned for fall with date to be set.
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Boone County Bankers Association
W. A. Cline
Home National Bank of Thorntown
Herbert C. Epperson
First National Bank of Lebanon
G. H. Waters
State Bank of Advance
Granville Wells
Jamestown Citizen Loan Bank
Ernest Harvey
Farmers State Bank of Zionsville
Epperson
Turkey plans youth movement to spark national spirit
Angora June 18. President Kemal leads a new political era after a special Congress of the People's Party. The plan centers on intensifying Turkish national consciousness among youths through athletics culture and political loyalty. Turk Ojac centers will train future voters under party direction, with a focus on citizenship and a non fascist national mindset.
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Angora
Turkey
People’s Party
Angola
Kemal
Grand Assembly
H. H. von der Osten
Oriental Institute
University of Chicago
Aleshar
People's Party
Salesman flies to Lebanon in own airplane
B Morse, Paradise Shoe Co salesman, flew to Lebanon Tuesday afternoon in a four passenger plane. He landed at the local airport and visited merchants while his plane, decorated with Bird of Paradise figures, advertised Brauer Bros shoes of St. Louis. It is believed to be the first such airplane sales call locally.
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B. Morse
Paradise Shoe Co
Lebanon
Brauer Bros. Co
St. Louis
Hooks Return Home After Visit From Reynolds Family
Mr and Mrs J A Hook of Arthur Illinois have returned to their home after visiting Mrs S T Reynolds.
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J. A. Hook
Arthur, Illinois
S. T. Reynolds
Tort.riollis Epidemic Sweeps Hammond
Hammond reports a stiffness neck epidemic sweeping the city as doctors urge residents to pull in their necks. Dr. Hershel Cole notes the condition’s spread amid recent air maneuvers over Hammond. Some physicians link the ailment to the airborne exercises conducted locally.
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Hammond
Hershel Cole
Arthur Sapp May Succeed Murden on Highway Board
Indianapolis June 18 Arthur H Sapp Huntington former Rotary International president was named by Governor Harry G Leslie to replace Jess L Murden of Peru on the State Highway Commission. Murden reportedly resigned with ten months left in his four year term citing need to devote time to private business interests.
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Indianapolis
Arthur H. Sapp. Huntington
Rotary International
Harry G. Leslie
Jess Murden
Peru
State Highway Commission
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
Jess L. Murden
Murden
Jackson
Sapp
Surety Payout to Union Township Over Hancock Bond
The National Surety Company paid $814 to Union Township for a funds shortage uncovered when Perry T. Hancock resigned as trustee. The bond covered Hancock’s shortfall. remaining loss will be pursued from depository bondsmen. Attorney Edward Gul l i on represents the township in recovering the total deficit.
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National Surety Company
Union Township
Perry T. Hancock
Hancock
Edward €. Gullion
Chosen Trustee of Rockville Hospital Reappointed
Indianapolis June 18 A Hargrave of Rockville Republican was reappointed trustee of the Rockville state tuberculosis sanatorium by Governor Harry G Leslie. The action sustains leadership for the sanatorium.
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Rockville Hospital
Indianapolis
A. A. Hargrave
Rockville
Harry G. Leslie
Postponed Wet Speech At Kiwanis One Week
The Kiwanis luncheon presentation by The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment was postponed a week due to the wet organization speaker missing the order. William Bhoken said the assigned Lebanon club speaker misunderstood the date. Next Wednesday L B York of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League will present the dry side.
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Association Against the Prohibition
Kiwanis
William pBhoken
Lebanon Club
L. EB. York
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Kiwanis Club
Willett H. Parr
Floyd J. McMur
Robert Shaver
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Norman McCallum
Hospital superintendents attend convention in New Castle
Miss Louise Hiatt of Clinton county hospital Frankfort Miss Elizabeth Goepinger of Culver Crawfordsville and Miss Mary Jane Moss of Witham hospital attended a convention of county hospital superintendents in New Castle today.
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Louise Hiatt
Clinton County
Frankfort
Elizabeth Goepinger
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Mary Jane Moss
Witham Hospital
Federal agents begin to mop up Al Capone's gang
Chicago June 18 The United States government began a final push against Capone's underworld after his plea of guilty left sixty eight gangsters to face federal tax and prohibition charges. Agents descended on Capone's badlands area targeting liquor, vice, and gunmen while seeking unpaid taxes and hidden assets.
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Chicago
United States
Scarface al” Capone
Palm Island
Fla
Mra
Alfonso Capone
al Capone
Big Bullet
Underworld
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Badlands
Washington
Capone
State
Twenty-second
Mid-West
A. P. Madden
Internal Revenue Department
Madden
Scarface al
Picnic for troops 201 211 at Memorial Park
Following the Walli-Gha-Zhu event at Memorial Park this evening, a picnic is hosted by the mothers for Boy Scouts of Troop 202 and Troop 211. All mothers and fathers of boys in these troops are invited to attend both groups.
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Memorial Park
Boy Scouts
Broadcast from WKBF Friday noon announced
Miss Nora Bennett and Mrs. C. M. Hatton with daughter Miss Beatrice Hatton will air a Crawfordsville program on WKBF Friday June 19 at 12 15 p m.
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Nora Bennett
C. M. Hatton
Beatrice Hatton
Crawfordsville
WKBF
Golden Wednesdays draw big crowds in Lebanon shops
A large midweek crowd packed downtown Lebanon for the first of four Golden Wednesdays sponsored by about forty merchants and the Chamber of Commerce. Cash prizes totaling 200 dollars were awarded to residents from Montgomery and Clinton counties and local shoppers, with winners listed by name and address.
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Lebanon
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Clinton County
Georgia Scott
Thorntown
Low Faulkinbury
Busby Street
City
Charles W. Ford
South East Street
Roscoe Ideobelli
West Washington Street
Victor Caplinger
Advance
Norman MecCallum
Alen Drive
Eva Harris
East Superior Street
Joe LaBelle
West Noble Street
Francis Carr
Gus Sedwick
North Meridian Street
Rosemary Whitecotton
New Ross
Helen Flynn
Witham Hospital
Harry Dean
Mast Street
Arthur. Veach
Kirklin
Tr. C. Epperson
Washington Street
John Glock
Mast North Street
Hubert Long
West Walnut Street
Dr. Polen
Navy Telescope To Be Of New Design Plans Prepared For 40-Inch Reflector
Washington June 18 Dr George Willis Ritchey designer of the 100 inch reflecting telescope at Mt Wilson will build for the U S Naval Observatory a 40 inch reflector with new refinements to rival the California instrument. The project, awarded after a three year planning phase, aims for 90 percent efficiency and mercury bearing movement synchronized to the earth, enabling precise star photographs.
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Navy
Washington
George Willis Ritchey
Mt. Wilson
U. S. Naval Observatory
California
Ritchey
Greenwich Observatory
Naval
Ritchie
Naval Observatory
Naval Station
France
Saint-Gobain
Paris
Rites Held Today for Mrs McIntyre in Rushville
Funeral services were held at Oak Hill Cemetery for Louisa Mae McIntyre who died Tuesday at her Rushville home after a brief illness. Born in Jay County, she later lived in Lebanon and Anderson before moving to Rushville seven years ago. Maiden name Louisa Wilkins, she was a member of the Rushville Christian Science Society. Survived by husband J B McIntyre, two daughters Mrs Clyde Tribbett of Connerv ille and Mrs Hazel Bronnenburg of Rushville, two sisters Mrs Gwyn and Mrs Minta Miller, and a brother John Wilkins.
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Oak Hill
Louisa Mae McIintyre
Rushville
McIntyre
Jay County
Lebanon
Anderson
Louisa Wilkins
Hazel Bronnenburg
Gwyn
Own
Minta Miller
Bellevue
John Wilkins
Rescue minister found hanging in Dallas church
Rev. B P Brown, 80, supply pastor of North Dallas Baptist Church, was found suspended by rope from a ceiling fan after a kidnapping ordeal at the church. He recalled masked captors forcing him inside, stripping clothes, and stringing him up. police suspect parish factional feuding. Brown survived by toe support as rope stretched, then alerted authorities after hours of choking agony. He had received threatening letters about his pastorate amid local tensions.
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Dallas
Tex
B. P. Brown
North Dallas Baptist Church
Brown
Adolphus Hotel
Ma” Brown
Rev. Brown
North Dal
Revue Reguir
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Midwest
G.O.P
City School
Arthur Sapp May
Surety Company
New Castle
Mrs. McIntyre
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