Guard Dinner and Dance Planned by State National Guard
The first annual officers dinner and dance of the National Guard Association is planned at the country club with Major Claude R. Crooks leading. Gov Paul V. McNutt and Adjutant General Elmer Straub will attend as guests of honor, with 150 to 200 officers and wives expected. Golf on Saturday, dinner at 7, floor show style program, and dancing to the 139th Field Artillery Band follow the dinner.
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Iaditional Guard’ Association
Claude R. Crooks
Lebanon
Paul V. McNutt
Adjt
Elmer F. Straub
Tween
Indianapolis
139Th Field Artillery
Crooks
Albert H. Whitcomb
Hans H. Skabo
Chester Hill
Col. Robinson.Hitchcock
Paul A. Zartman
Garrett W. Olds
Leonard E. Webster
Oliver H. Stout
Norman L. Thompson
Frank L. Gray
John J. Boaz
National Guard
Young People Visit Indiana Methodist Home
A group of eight youths from Indianapolis Methodist Episcopal churches toured the Indiana Methodist Children's Home this Sunday afternoon. They offered gifts to Rev. F. C. Fraley, the superintendent, presented by Miss Mildred Heckman of Riverside M. E. Church on behalf of local youth organizations.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Methodist Children’s Home
F. C. Fraley
Mildred Heckman
Riverside M. E
Woman shoots former deputy in Fort Wayne quarrel
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 18 Nina Norton 31 shot and killed Fred Kiesel 34 a former Lake County deputy sheriff. Authorities say the act followed a renewed quarrel after they lived together for four years. Norton surrendered to police and was bound over to the Allen County grand jury on murder charges.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Nina Norton
Fred Kiesel
Hamond
Lake County
Norton
Alfred Campbell to Coach at Kokomo High School
Alfred Campbell of Shelbyville to coach Kokomo High School basketball this fall. He succeeds J Jones who remains as mathematics instructor. Campbell has coached at Stinesville for two years and formerly played at Indiana University.
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Ind
Alfred
Campbell
Shelbyville
Kokomo
Jones
Smpbell
Stinesville
Indiana University
Three Hurt as Car Hits Parked Vehicle in Indianapolis
Byron McGee 27 of Zionsville driven car sideswiped a parked vehicle on Washington Street at Tibbs Avenue injuring Washington Street owner George Nitterhouse 31 who broke his left leg and suffered cuts and bruises Lenny Powell 39 riding with McGee and a hitchhiker suffered cuts and bruises McGee arrested for reckless driving Powell charged with drunkenness Nitterhouse taken to Methodist hospital while McGee and Powell to City hospital
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Ind
Byron McGee
Zionsville
Tibbs Avenue
Washington Street
George Nitterhouse
Central Avenue
Nitterhouse
McGee
Lenny Powell
Bellefontaine Street
Powell
City Hospital
Methodist
Plane With Party Of Five Missing From Marion
Marion Indiana June 18 A silver cabin plane owned by Mayor Jack Edwards with his wife and four others aboard disappeared on the return from Chattanooga Tennessee where they went to attend a sorority convention The missing group includes Mrs Jack Edwards Elizabeth Smith Irene Holmes Sig Alexander and Lieut Harold Barnes pilot The mayor reported the ship left Chattanooga as scheduled and thunderstorms along the Ohio river were blamed for possible delay Navy Nashville and Louisville reports gave no news and a telegram from Chattanooga warned of a homeward departure heightening concern
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Marion
Ind
Jack Edwards
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edwards
Elizabeth Smith
Irene Holmes
Sig Alexander
Harold Barnes
Chattsnooga
Ohio River
Nashville
Louisville
Kentucky
Jules Alexander
Large Dairy Barn Burns on Remington Farm East of Whitestown
A large bank dairy barn owned by Mrs. Ethel Howard on the Remington farm, four miles east of Whitestown, was destroyed by fire last night. The 100 by 40 foot structure, built three years ago, housed stock which was moved to safety as the blaze rapidly spread. Estimated loss may exceed 7000 dollars with insurance unlikely to cover full replacement. This marks the third destruction of a dairy barn at the same site, with prior buildings lost to a storm and a previous fire.
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Remington
Ethel Howard
Whitestown
Woman Director Named for Lebanon Home
The Lebanon Home will abolish the board of trustees and place the institution under a woman director. Miss Marie Muyskens, joined the staff last January, becomes director as Rev. F. O. Fraley is reassigned to a pastorate by the Northwest Indiana Conference. Pulpit assignments will be announced next Sunday as Fraley and family remain until the conference assigns him.
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Indiana Methodist Children’s Home
Marie Muyskens
Blake
Methodist Children’s Village
Detroit
F. O. Fraley
Fraley
Northwest Indiana
Battle Ground
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Lebanon
B. D. Beck
Terre Haute
H. P. Ivey
Crawfordsville
H. L. Davis
Indianapolis
H. B. Yates
Missing dentist found shot to death near Omaha
The body of Dr. Homer Meyers, Eldorado dentist, was found shot in the back on a farm near Omaha Illinois. He had been missing after leaving with a stranger to view land, and a brunette accompanying the man was taken into custody as officers hunted the suspect.
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Omaha
Ill
Homer Meyers
Eldorado
Peane Buyer
Choisser
Saline County
Tod
William J Woods Dies in Sheridan at 83
William J Woods aged 83, Indianapolis resident and Sheridan real estate dealer and former Sheridan Gas Company cashier, died of hypostatic pneumonia Sunday at his daughter Mrs Walter Pritsch's home in Sheridan. He is survived by a son and two other daughters.
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Sheridan, Ind
William J. Woods
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Walter Pritsch
Woods
Sheridan Gas Company
Robert Love 79, prominent Boone County citizen, dies
Robert Curtis Love 79 died at 7 this morning at his daughter’s home in Clinton township from heart trouble after months of illness. Last rites at Hopewell Presbyterian Church Wednesday 2:30 pm officiated by Revs. Prentiss and Stokesberry. Burial in Hopewell Cemetery. Survived by daughter Ella Spray son Omer Love Virgil Love six grandchildren two great grandchildren. former Boone County Council member and longtime farmer and church leader.
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Robert Curtis Love
Boone County
Fred A. Spray
Clinton Township
Hopewell
Presbyterian
John L. Prentiss
W. E. Stokesberry
Mr. Love
Alexander M
Nancy
Cory) Love
Isabelle Bennett
Washington Township
Hopewell Church
Love
Masonic Lodge
Mechanicsburg
Ella Spray
Omer Love
Virgil Love
Masson Humorist Thomas L Masson Dies at 67
Thomas L Masson longtime editor of Life and noted humorist dies at Glen Ridge New Jersey home after six months illness He was 67 and family members were at his bedside at death The death closes a distinguished career in American humor journalism
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Glen Ridge
N. J
Thomas L. Masson
Life
Far reaching mortgage relief bill nears final enactment
Washington reports a sweeping debtor relief bill aimed at distressed farmers would soon go to the White House after congressional approval. It offers a five year moratorium on farm mortgage indebtedness, with courts allowed to suspend payments and restructure mortgages through appraisals and staged payments. The measure targets about 8 billion dollars in farm debt.
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Washington
Congress
Frazier-Lemke
White House
Two Army Reserve Officers Die In Plane Crash Near Lawrence
In Lawrence Indiana two army reserve officers were killed when an army plane in formation trouble banked vertically. Lieut Edward Johnson and Lieut James L Bruce died from injuries sustained near Fort Harrison after taking off from Schoenfield. An army board will report findings. Johnson had 1400 flight hours and commercial experience. Bruce had 800 hours and was a 1932 Kelly Field graduate. Witnesses included Captain George Vawter and Lt C B Bowers.
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Lawrence
Ind
Edward Johnson
Indianapolis
Schoenfield
Ft. Harrison
James L. Bruce
Terre Haute
Fort Harrison
Army Board of
Stanton Smith
809Th
Lieut
Johnson
Lieut Bruce
Kelly Field
Texas
George Vawter
C. B. Bowers
Bruce
Vawter
Purdue vocational teachers hold annual conference
M M Hamilton of Dover and H A Baldauf of Pinnell spent four days at Lafayette attending Purdue University’s annual vocational teachers conference. About 157 teachers from across the state participated with speakers and demonstrations led by Dean J H Skinner and Dean Fisher among others.
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M. M. Hamilton
Dover
H. A. Baldauf
Pinnell
Lafayette
Purdue University
J. H. Skinner
Purdue
Dean Fisher
University
Ashes of Omar Allen Interred at Oak Hill
Omar Allen who died last March in Los Angeles, California, was interred this afternoon at Oak Hill cemetery. Rev. N. O. Fraley conducted rites at the grave. Ashes were brought by Rev. and Mrs. Russell L. Phillips and their son Allen of LaPorte, guests in the Fraley home. Allen was Mrs. Phillips’s brother. Phillips is pastor of LaPorte's First Methodist Church.
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Omar Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
Oak Hill
N. O. Fraley
Russell L. Phillips
Allen
LaPorte
Fraley
Mr. Allen
Phillips
Mr. Phillips
First Methodist
Exploiter Of Famous Lewis Gun Dies Poor In Paris Hospital
Henry M. Rudd, linked to the Lewis gun’s market and famed during World War I, dies in poverty at 68 in the American Hospital Paris. A modest grave is paid by a competing armaments firm. Rudd’s career spans Cleveland ties to McLean, Belgium and England expansions, later tax troubles, and potential British settlements.
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Paris
Henry M. Rudd
Rudd
Elmira
N. Y
James McLean
Cleveland
McLean
John Henry Lewis
Lewis
Belgium
England
Great Britain
United States
The Uncongressional Record on U S bonds stability
The piece argues U S bonds remain highly stable despite inflation, due to the dollar's strength and the lack of alternative investment markets. It notes the new securities act has reduced financing options, bonds could sell off only mildly if inflation persists or industry recovers, and asserts investor confidence in America’s security and economy.
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United States
U. S
U.S
America
Adjourment clashes with banking bill and aims
Washington faces a snag in adjournment as Senate debates the Glass banking act and a railroad labor bill. President Roosevelt distances himself from action, saying Congress must decide. Bulkley’s move to delay, Dill’s railroad push, and Republican opposition shape the likely end of the session.
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Washington
Seventy-Third Congress
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Senate
House
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Senator Dill
Dill
Robinson
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Byrnes
South Carolina
Barkley
Kentucky
Adams
Colorado
Hastings
Delaware
Couzens
Norris
Nebraska
Senator Glass
Virginia
Wall Street
New York
Bulkley
Notable Jewelry Parade Sparks Public Debate at Fair
A sharp critique targets wealthy women flaunting jewels at World’s Fair nightlife venues. The author likens rich display to deceptive ads and dismisses public sympathy for theft of their stones, calling the women “glorified squaw women” and accusing them of vanity and arrogance.
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E.C.P
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Lfred Campbell
Kokomo H. S
Ule Man
Howard Farm
Mr. Kipling
WorTr
Rev. Fraley
Robert Love
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Mid-Western University
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