Aviators Start Long Nonstop Flight From Moscow to Oakland
The iin aviators launched the longest nonstop flight in aviation history from Moscow to Oakland. General Gilmore announced crew members Ikaley, pilot. Baiducov and Beliakov, navigator. a note on a planned landing Sunday near Oakland Airport.
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Moscow
Oakland
Gilmore
Ad Leercy
Rosmeral Gilmore
National Aeronautical Alon Committee
Airme Land
Rosing
Giation Dexis Troyaador
United
Man Confesses Shooting Wife in Hoosier State
ler Ind June 18 Sheriff said Clark admitted he shot his wife during a fit she did not leave. Police found the scene bloodied with no clear motive. Investigators fingerprinted the stock and later took the body to the morgue. The wife reportedly died by her own actions while Clark, held by officers, reportedly denied it.
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Ler
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Aach
Clark
Ody
Goler
Interruption Halts Lia’s World Flight Briefly
An interruption forced Lia to return to base after a takeoff from Calcutta at 4 AM local time. She had departed toward Siam and then resumed after a short halt before continuing her global route amid unfavorable flying conditions.
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Oye
Calcutta
Siam
Garbage fight heads to federal court in Indianapolis
Four Indianapolis hotels asked Judge Robert C. Galtzell in Federal Court to stop city and state officials from interfering with their private sale of garbage. They claim such action isolates the U S Constitution, alleging the private sale yields a net monthly loss and a 34 percent average return drop, with the Washington hotel and Lincoln Operating Company among plaintiffs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fedral Court
Robert C. Galtzell
Federal Court
Courtty
United States
Washington Hotel
Lincoln Operating Company
Severin Hot Antlers
Davis Case Again in the Spotlight
Vincennes Indiana June issues detail the Davis murder case. Ware Davis 22 of Petersburg, a former star athlete, faces a third trial for first degree murder in the 1934 death of his 17 year old girlfriend AnnaVieve Franc. The long case has drawn four prosecutors five circuit judges and several high court and legislative figures amid years of delays and appeals. The latest proceedings will unfold next Tuesday in Pike County as judges and attorneys revisit the contentious matter.
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Agua
Ware Davis
Petersburg
Echo
Annavieve Franc
Supreme Covet
Davis
Lis Lawes Willapale
Beford
Sadie John Eb Summer
Jars
Judes Sarrarer
Sumner Dingy
Roscoe “Riper
Boones How
Pike County Couit
Riper
Two Women Sought in Kidnaping Case
Chicago police and federal agents probe the disappearance of 3 year old Irvin Fentress who vanished May 1 1980. The two middle aged suspects allegedly posed as relatives to lure the child from the Centisy Theatre and guided him toward an unknown location. The case hinges on kidnapping evidence and ongoing investigations.
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Forcenence
Irvin Fentress
Centisy
Gin Jeandy
Bby
Christine Fentres
Hoosier Nominated for Federal Post
Gary Indiana June 86 John W Scott 43 nominated by President Roosevelt for a federal commission term expiring June 22 A World War I infantry officer wounded at Cantigny Scott left the Republican party to back Senator Sherman Minton in 1931 He served in the Indiana State Legislature and practiced law in Gary Born Grand Rapids Michigan and earned an LLB from Valparaiso University in 1916 He succeeds Herbert J Crane on the Power Commission
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John W. Scott
Roose
Peder Commission
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France
Scott
Republic
United State
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Jin Gary
Grand Rapids
Mich
Valparaiso University
Herbert J. Crane
The
Power Commission
Jennings Adopts New WPA Policy
Indianapolis June 18 alleged corrupt acts by Wayne Weeks expose a policy change by WPA director John Ko Johnston defending commission salaries as administrative costs. The controversy centers on annual charges near 500000, with political pressure noted under Governor McNutt. National critique of admin expenses echoes Van Nuys claims of political appointees shaping state administration delegations.
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Wayne
Orm Weeks
John Ko Jewnnes
Indiana
WPA
The
Pit
Gover
Hoy Padi Vo McNutt
Coy
Thase
West
Thane
Frederick van Nuys
Desperadoes Shoot Two Officers Near Albion Netl
Albion Netl June 18. Sheriff Smoyer and Constable William Wathen were shot by two highway desperadoes near Albion, 18 miles northwest, and left to die in a sand hill. Smoyer died. posses pursued the attackers.
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Smoyer
William Wathen
Here
Stolen Truck Load of Chickens Recovered
Indianapolis police recovered a truck and 1800 chickens valued at $3000 after a radio alert. Driver E S Dagnell left the truck briefly. Kyle Fleming, 28, of Indianapolis, was arrested as the driver hired to take the truck to Rushville. Fleming faces vagrancy charges on a high bond.
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Indianapolis
E.S. Dagnell
Canal and
Vermont Street
Kyle Fleming
Rushville
Centennial at Hopewell Church to mark 100 years
Hopewell Presbyterian Church in Clinton Township Roone vty celebrates its centennial this Sunday with an all day program. A basket dinner at noon follows the bus school hour. Rev John Prentice will preach the centennial sermon and administer the communion, with Rev W Edward Stokesberry assisting. An afternoon service at 2 reads church history and includes greetings from former ministers and members with a memorial address.
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Hopewell Presbyterian Church
Clinton Township
Roone Vty
John Prentice
W.edward Stokesberry
Frei Spray
Pensions for World War Veterans Favored by VFW
In South Bend Indiana today the Veterans of Foreign Wars state convention unanimously backed general pensions for World War I veterans. About four and a half million served in the conflict. Delegates also urged state and national relief agencies for disaster aid and passed a resolution for annual Constitution Day observance.
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South Bend
Ind
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Coal mine manager shot from ambush near Zenith mine
Jamestown Tennessee June 18 authorities seek killer Caspar Wood 26 manager of the Zenith coal mine shot to death yesterday by a rifleman hidden in woods near the mine office. Since March 8 non-strikers have operated the mine after a strike of 75 men last December 28. Sheriff Wilford Smith broke a leg in a clash with pickets when the mine reopened.
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Jamestown
Tenn
Caspar Wood
Zenith
Wilford Smith
Italy Aroused by Bombing of Salp
An international incident unfolds as Italian press protests the bombing and machinegunning of the Italian steamer Maddal off Oran. Loyalist defense lines hold against rebels, while reports from Bil l Front hint at a possible rebel victory.
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Spain
Madda
Oran
Gloria
U S Backs 16 Inch Guns as Naval Talks Intensify
The United States and Japan prepared to mount 18 inch guns on battleships if Tokyo refuses to cap naval calibers at 14 inches. The two nations signaled willingness to match each other’s gun size, while Britain France and Italy’ stance on 16 inch arms remained uncertain. Secretary Grew indicated U S resolve to compete in armament, with Japan’s stance unchanged and ships’ keel laying next month.
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Jung
United States
Japan
Koki Tittoin
Asnalder Jon Wwdojian
Hirota
Cigeles
Erickiay
United Sta
Washington
London
Britain
France
Italy
Names given to tax probe body at Washington
Washington June 18 Involving pitiless publicity the Treasury bared the names of prominent persons before the joint congressional tax investigation committee today who have resorted to unusual schemes to escape or reduce their taxes In some cases Treasury officials told the committee that taxpayers were acting within the law In one case actual fraud was charged Large amounts in taxes have been lost through formation of foreven personal holding companies Trey said the first named was Philip Deronde former president of the Hibernia Trust Company and chairman of Phoenix Securities Corporation Jules Bache Wallace and Percy K Hudson were named along with Jacob S Shick and Charles Laughton Laughton formed an English corporation to cut taxes on his American earnings and paid his salary to a personal holding company in England
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Treasury
Joint
Congressional Tax Investigation Committee
R “Ans
Elmer Ivey
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Philip Deronde
Hibernia Trust Company of
New York
Phoenix Securities Corporation
Jules Bache
Moross Missing in Desert Near Topock Colorado River
Ernest A Moross of Mosherville Michigan longtime manager at Indianapolis Speedway vanished from his prospecting camp east of Topock on the Colorado. His auto and effects left untouched though a $50,000 portable assaying outfit is missing. Authorities search the desert for Moross.
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Calif
Ladnhen
Seateh
Ernest A. Moros
Mosherville
Mich
Indianapolis Speedway
Moross
Topock
Colorado River
Dewoit
Vacation Church School to Continue Next Week
The Vacation Church School, a successful program, will run through next week with open enrollment. This week 28 children joined the kindergarten at the Presbyterian church, 40 in the primary, and 47 in the junior department meeting at the Methodist church. Classes run daily 9 to 11:30 a.m. excluding weekends.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Radio Scripts Writer Al Boasberg Dies Suddenly
Beverly Hills June 18 Al Boasberg 45 author of the Jack Benny radio scripts died suddenly at his home today of a heart attack. Widely known as a screenwriter he penned the new Marx Brothers picture and had just signed a new contract with Benny. Surviving him are his widow a brother and two sisters in Buffalo N Y
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al Boasberg
Jack Benny
Boasberg
Benny
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S. Official Stamp Booklet Issued With Illustrations
The new edition of the official booklet on United States postage stamps covers issuances from 1847 to 1936 and includes full size illustrations. Priced 25 cents paper binding and 75 cents cloth, delivered by the Superintendent of Documents. Orders to U.S. Government Printing Office Washington D.C. Remittances via postal money orders or checks only.
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United States
Superintendent of
U. S. Government
Washington, D. C
Parsons Plans Another Appeal In Missing Wife Case
William H. Parsons plans a third appeal as investigators pursue a kidnapped wife believed held for 25000 dollars. Authorities cite a lone note and lack of leads while Massachusetts and New York officials push lines of inquiry into her fate. The missing socialite, last seen Wednesday, prompted a large-scale woods search near the Parsons estate and a ferry link from Martha's Vineyard to the mainland.
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William H. Parsons
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Long Island
Massachussetts
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Parsons
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Martha's Vineyard
Police Training School 10 to Be Held in Indiana
Indianapolis announces a state police training course blending liberal arts and sciences with modern crime detection. July 5 start for about 100 officers. 50 to join campus operations under Indiana University experts and G-men. Emphasizes nonlethal pursuit and interrogative methods.
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Ind
Whith Liberal Arts and Sciences
al Bradys
Dillingediana University
Wall le
Jy G
Indiana University
Indiana
United States
Brady
Maintenance of Status Quo Sought in Steel Mills
Secretary Perkins urged keeping the status quo as the mediation board seeks a peace formula in the steel strike. Three federal mediators for Roosevelt hope for progress tomorrow while violence and heated rhetoric shake Johnstown Chicago and Cincinnati as lawmakers demand action and a quick settlement.
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Perkins
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
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Roosevelt
Johnstown
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Citizens’ Committees
David Watkins
Chicawa
John Te Lewis
Chita Police Department
Republic Steel Corporation
Thomas Onneytvanias
Shields
Cincinnati
Charred P. Tait
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Vandenburg
Bailey
North Carolina
Boais
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