Hoover Returns to Find Work Piled on Desk
President Hoover, returning from a Midwest speaking tour, seeks to frame himself as a steady White House administrator rather than a campaign figure. He notes misread political implications, resumes work promptly, and discusses international issues with Secretary Stimson. He avoids more trips and emphasizes a two party system praised in Indianapolis.
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Ind
United States
White House
Stimson
the Rapidan
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago beer war flares up after attempted mass shooting
In Chicago on a June night a South Side gun attack wounded James Janis and Thomas Norton, with two other would be victims escaping. Bullets shattered a saloon front while a family in a nearby car hid, as authorities probe a theory that the saloon violated gang orders on beer purchases.
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Chicago
South Side
James Janis
Thomas Norton
Janis
William Conway
Regretful Lebanon Departure of Two Pastors Jones and Watkins
The Lebanon Ministrial Association meets this week and expresses great regret at the departure of Rev. Elmer Jones and Rev. E A Watkins. It lauds their splendid qualities, fellowship, cooperation, and Christian spirit, and offers hearty wishes as they begin new labor fields.
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Elmer Jones
E. A. Watkins
Lebanon
Heatwave grips nation with deadly temperatures
Chicago reports a 90 degree high as the United States endures a blistering heat wave. Two deaths are linked to heat, while crops face risk and beaches remain crowded under emergency measures. Forecasters warn relief may not arrive before tonight, except possibly along the Atlantic seaboard.
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Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Phoenix
Amarillo
Mercury
L. Shapiro
Benton Harbor
Mich
Henry Brandt
Oak Park
Ill
Shapiro
Brandt
Northwest
Southwest
Midwest
Canton
Dakotas
Minnesota
C. A. Donnell Consid
Union Service At Centenary Methodist Church
The new pastor Rev J J Wilson will preside at a union service Sunday night at 7 30 at Centenary Methodist Episcopal. Rev C A Metz will preach The Man Who Went Away to Think on vital living and self discovery of place and task in the world. The sermon urges thinking through and personal responsibility to curb evils.
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J. J. Wilson
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Metz
Pilgrim Holiness Young People meet in Terre Haute
The fourth annual convention of the state organization of the young people's society of the Pil grim Holiness church convenes at the Lighthouse Mission at Terre Haute Friday Saturday and Sunday. Those attending from the local church are Mildred Harligg Myrtle Cooper Juanita Etchison Martha Hines Okla Sluder Esther and Harold Crider.
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State Organization of the Young People’s Society of the Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lighthouse Mission
Terre Haute
Mildred Hazelrigg
Myrtle Cooper
Juanita Etchison
Martha Hines
Okla Sluder
Esther
Harold Crider
New Oil Pipe Line To Boost British Output In Iraq
The Iraq Petroleum Company and the Iraqi government signed an agreement to raise British Empire oil output by 2,000,000 tons annually from 1935 via a Kirkuk to Mediterranean pipeline. A 1,200 mile dual line to Haifa and Tripoli will cost about $50 million, with completion required by 1935. The project involves transit treaties with Transjordan Palestine Syria and Lebanon and splits ownership among Anglo-Persian, Royal Dutch Shell, and others.
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Persia
Iraq Petroleum Company
Iraq
Iraq Oil Fields
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Mediterranean
Haiditha
Rutbah Wells
Transjordania
Palestine
Haifa
Syria
Lebanon
Tripoli
The
Turkish Petroleum Company
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
Royal Dutch Shell Group
Compagnie Francaise Des Petroles
C. 8. Gulbenkian
Three Women See Janet Gaynor in Daddy Long Legs
Miss Mary Hill Mrs Alta Bramblett and Mrs Pauline Shultz spent Thursday in Indianapolis watching Janet Gaynor star in Daddy Long Legs at the Apollo venue Belle Bennett attended in person at the same event in Indianapolis.
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Mary Hill
Alta Bramblett
Pauline Shultz
Indianapolis
Janet Gaynor
Appolo
Belle Bennett
Youth Undergoes Nasal Operation After Baseball Injury
Paul Hottinger, recently injured while playing baseball at Terhune, returned to Long Hospital in Indianapolis for nasal surgery to remove a bone fragment from the left side of his nose. The bone was shattered and rebuilt during the procedure, following an accident when the bat flew from the batter's hand and struck him in the face.
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Paul Hottinger
Terhune
Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Hottinger
Torrio May Take Capone's Place in Chicago Gang
Federal agents hunt Capone followers as rumors spread that Johnny Torrio may return to lead the Chicago outfit when Capone goes to Leavenworth. DA George E Q Johnson probes Torrio claims while Capone faces tax and prohibition indictments and awaits sentencing.
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Torrio
Capone
Wallgazhu Cup Won by Troop 201 in Scout Field Day
Troop 201 of Lebanon Boy Scouts captured the Wallgazhu Cup for the third straight year at Memorial Park amid five events. Troop 211 finished second by one point, with Troop 202 third and Troop 205 smallest overall. Boone county troops did not participate. awards will be presented July 1 at the Indiana Condensed Milk model dairy farm.
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Lebanon
Memorial Park
al Wiley
Boone County
Troop 202
Flint and Steel
Troop 211
Troop 205
L. O. Borden
Boone County Scout Council
Virgil Stump
Harry Jones
Boone and Hamilton
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Brighter Days Ahead Sermon At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church holds a 10 25 a m service with Rev C A Metz delivering an encouraging sermon titled Brighter Days Ahead He urges personal work toward a brighter future A 6 30 p m Young People Meeting follows with a brief review of the book Larry by Larry Foster a college student who was killed in Arizona The pastor plans to loan the book to the youth after the service.
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First Baptist Church
C. A. Metz
Larry
Larry Foster
Arizona
Judson Baptists Set August 12 13 Convention in Lebanon
The Judson Baptist Association will convene August 12 and 13 at First Baptist church in Lebanon with morning afternoon and night sessions. Nineteen churches will be represented by delegates laymen and officers. Key leaders include Rev Wesley Pearce moderator from Kokomo and Rev Royden Rea vice moderator from Galveston with Leon Alter secretary treasurer and Miss Ivy Caldwell assistant secretary treasurer. A women's committee will handle registration.
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Lebanon
Judson Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Wesley Pearce
Judson Association
Mr. Pearce
Kokomo
Royden Rea
Baptist Church
Galveston
Leon Alter
Forest
Ivy Caldwell
Clinton Township
Boone County
Women
The
Anson Bush
Lissa Ryan
Clarence Smith
Bunker Hill
Camden
Elizaville
Flora
Frankfort
Hills
Judson
First
North Street
Walnut Street
Middlefork
Russiaville
Sharon
Scircleville
Whitestown
Young America
Rites Saturday for Miss Clara M Sears
Funeral services for Miss Clara M Sears Indiana state treasurer of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at the First Baptist Church in Indianapolis. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Boone county W C T U and prohibition friends are invited to attend and pay last tribute.
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Clara M. Sears
Indiana Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Indianapolis
First Baptist Church
North Meridian and
Vermont Streets
Crown Hill Cemetery
Boone County
Friends of Prohibition
U B Cradle Roll Observance Sunday at United Brethren
Sunday is Cradle Roll Day at the United Brethren church. A program will be rendered under Mrs Livings ton and Mrs Honan. Those wishing to have babies baptized may do so at this service. The sermon theme Sunday is The claims of Childhood. Sunday night theme is No Other Name. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 invites the public.
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United Brethren Church
Livingston
Honan
Christ
Missing Lambs Dealer Ray Neal Sparks Family Alarm
Relatives of Ray Neal express grave concern over his prolonged absence from his home in the city. He last wired from Chicago saying he would be home over the weekend. Seen Monday in Indianapolis by a Lebanon man while in town for Grover C. Shelby’s funeral, Neal had left June 9 for Chicago where he conducts lamb deals. A June 11 telegram was the last word to his family. Fay Turner, a Lebanon truck man, spoke with Neal at the Indianapolis Stockyards and he asked if any Lebanon men would help.
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Ray Neal
Chicago
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Mr. Neal
Middle West
Grover C. Shelby
Fay Turner
Neal
Exchange
Lebanon Boys
Gas line survey underway south of Zionsville
Surveyors were busy Wednesday fixing a proposed gas line to be laid south of Zionsville by the Ohio Gas Co. The line will strike Michigan Road at the Jackson farm and cross the county line road nearby. Crews aim to complete before concrete on Michigan Road is poured, with work starting at the south end and more than 100 men employed until highway completion.
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Zionsville
Ohio Gas Co
Michigan Road
Jackson Farm
County Line
Revolutions Narrow Bride Field for Prince of Wales
Paris June 19 With royal marriages reshaping Europe the pool of eligible brides for Edward Prince of Wales has dwindled to four from reigning houses Princess Eudoxia of Bulgaria Princess Juliana of Holland Princess Maria Francesca of Italy and Princess Ingrid Victoria of Sweden The piece notes Spain turmoil trimmed options and weighs Ingrid Victoria as the likeliest match while Warned by Dutch denials about Juliana's betrothal and suggests home choices among British duchesses or awaiting an unlikely future throne approval
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Paris
Edward, Prince of Wales
Wales
Eudoxia
Bulgaria
Boris
Juliana of
Holland
Maria Francesca
Italy
Ingrid Victoria
Sweden
Ingrid
Astrid
Duchess of
Brabant
Europe
Edward of
Spain
Old England
Margaret of Connaught
Great Britain
Netherlands
Prince of
Saschen-Coburg-Gothia
Guillaume von Erbach Schoenberg
Juliana
Edward of Wales
The
Hague
London
Zog I
Albania
Mellon Visit Held Significant Despite Denials
London reports say Andrew Mellon the U S secretary of treasury drew unexpected interest in London with talks on war debt revision and arms reduction. Government denies inviting him and says such reports are untrue while Mellon’s meetings with MacDonald Norman and bankers continue amid broader disarmament and debt issues in Europe.
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Andrew Mellon
United States
Treasury
Mellon
Daily Express
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
The
Great Britain
Russia
No. 10 Downing Street
England
Washington
Geneva
America
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Norman
Josiah Stamp
Owen D Vo
Europe
MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Brandenburg Rescued After Paralyzed Fingers Blaze
Chicago June 19 Walter H Brandenburg aged 40 was saved today after his fingers were paralyzed and one side scorched during a window ledge hold. Fire crews reached him and removed him from the perilous position. The incident continued on page three.
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Chicago
Walter H. Brandenburg
Bridge collapse in Tennessee city scene claims workers
A forty foot span of a Caney Fork River bridge under construction in Carthage Tennessee broke away and fell into the river today trapping fifteen workers. Early reports spoke of multiple deaths and serious injuries as rescue efforts began. In Reno Nevada Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr a noted author filed for divorce from his wife alleging cruelty after a pursuit incident with a New York artist.
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Tenn
Caney Fork River
Here
Reno
Nev
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
P Arco
New York
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