Nations Back American Plan On Global Disarmament
Geneva dispatch reports twenty six nations endorsed the American plan to cut world armaments by one third and save ten to fifteen billion dollars over ten years. Italy fully approved. Japan cautious with 1936 revisit. France and Britain show reservations on submarines and security roles.
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Geneva
Hugh Gibson
Tokio
Paris
Italy
Dino’ Grandi
Benito Mussolini
Duce
Matsudaira
Fear Mission
Soron
Japan
Germany
Spain
Russia
Great Britain
Grandi
Sixth District Legion Meeting At Forest Park Noblesville
The Sixth District meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be at Forest Park near Noblesville on Sunday June 26. A business session starts at 10 AM, followed by a pitch-in dinner at noon. A joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting begins at 1 30 PM with no registration fee.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Forest Park
Noblesville
Legion and Auxiliary
Arrest near Lebanon for fraudulent check in Brazil case
Allen Beery was arrested near Lebanon by Sheriff Wilbur Small on a charge of issuing a fraudulent check. Brazil authorities notified the sheriff they would come for the prisoner today.
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Brazil
Allen Beery
Lebanon
Wilbur Small
Hitchcock Heads Resolutions Body At Democratic Convention
Convention headquarters in Chicago reports Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska named chairman of the Democratic platform committee amid factional frictions. Roosevelt supporters push for a provisional sub-committee. Murray and Hull clash over authority and rostrum conduct as McAdoo delays action until 2 pm.
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Chicago
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
William H
Bill) Murray
Oklahoma
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Murray
William G. McAdoo
California
Hull
Tennessee
Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Comitteeman Fitts
Alabama
McAdoo
Lindbergh ransom bill found near Martinsville
A bill claimed to be from the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom payment was handed to Tudor Filling Station south of Martinsville Indiana by a man in a car with New Jersey plates. The bill numbered 429523 series 1928, prompted authorities to pursue the auto shown as N-5363 with a man and a woman who left the station.
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Martinsville
Ind
Tudor
Two Die In Jail Break Attempt in Chicago
Chicago reports a deadly jail incident when prisoner Jack Lawrence aged 23 attempted an escape at the county jail and killed guard Leo Nicholas, 50, before fatally shooting himself. The melee disrupted routine as guards restored order and Lawrence, wounded, died by suicide.
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Chicago
Jack Lawrence
Leo Nicholas
Lawrence
Nicholas
May Match Sharkey and Schmeling Again
New York reports Madison Square Garden plans a third heavyweight bout between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling to definitively settle who dominates. James J. Johnston, Garden boxing director, will start talks to stage the fight at Long Island City, with September targeted if Schmeling agrees or next summer otherwise.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
James J. Johnston
the Garden
Long Island City
Sharkey
Schmeling
Johnston
United States Delays France War Marker Dedication
Paris reports the United States postpones dedication of major World War markers in French battlefields and eight war cemeteries in France Belgium and England until next year due to economic hardship. A mass pilgrimage may occur in 1933. The Montfaucon tower nears completion and the Romagne cemetery monument will be finished when doors are hung. Bellau Wood tower is fully built awaiting dedication.
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International Organization of Security
Joseph Paul Bonjour
United States
Europe
France
Organization of International Security
Claude Swanson
M. Oumanski
Maxim Litvinoff
Swanson
Oumanski
Litvinoff
Sir John Simon
Paris
Belgium
England
Washington
Montfaucon
Washingtonvernment
Sou
Venir
Chateau Thierry
Marne
Paul Cret
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Varennes
Romagne
Belleau Wood
Senate Debates Economy Bill and Stock Market Probe
Congress today resumes debate on the economy bill in the Senate while the Banking and Currency committee continues its stock market investigation. The House adjourns until Friday as Shannon committee presses on with government competition with private business.
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Senate
House
Shannon Committee
Northern Indiana Public Service declares quarterly dividends
In Chicago June 23 regular quarterly dividends were declared by Northern Indiana Public Service Company and Public Service Company of Indiana, both part of the Midland United Company group. Northern Indiana pays 1 percent on each of the seven, six, and five percent preferred stocks, payable July 14, 1932 to June 30, 1932 records. Public Service approves $1.75 on the $7 cumulative prior preferred and $1.50 on the $6 cumulative prior preferred, payable July 15, 1932 to June 30, 1932 records.
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Chicago
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Public Service Company of Indiana
Midland United Company Group
Northern Indiana
Public Service
James Bowden Named Head of Indiana G A R
James Bowden of Muncie was named commander of the Indiana department G A R at the closing session of the fifty third annual encampment in Richmond Indiana He will succeed F N McNair of Martinsville Also chosen were senior vice commander William Mathews Centerville junior vice commander Jasper N Callicott North Vernon medical director E H Cowan Crawfordsville chaplain Q A Hunt Terre Haute assistant adjutant general J B Henniger Indianapolis and re elected administration council members R H Tiner New Castle Charles A Hale Logansport Colonel David N Foster Fort Wayne J M LaFollette Bloomington and delegate Amos Meyers Lafayette Alternate A Hunteshagen Kewanna
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Richmond
Ind
James Bowden
Muncie
Indiana
F. N. McNair
Martinsville
William Mathews
Centerville
Jasper N. Callicott
North Vernon
E. H. Cowan
Crawfordsville
Q. A. Hunt
Terre
Training program for 4-H members at Lebanon High School
Boone county 4-H members and friends were invited to a training meeting at Lebanon High School auditorium tomorrow night. Speakers from Purdue University and Indiana Condensed Milk Company will address earning and learning and the 4-H club program. From 8:35 to 9:20 pm group sessions will cover duties of club offices with named instructors.
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Igers
Boone Pe
Thaye
Lebanon High School
Friends of
Ehib
Cecil Pigg
Lester J. Boatman
Lebanon
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Erning
Hary R Ainsworth
Purdue University Extension Department
Thora Melson Brindle
Charles Dinsmore
Harry Ainsworth
Carl Dale
Miss. Mae Masten
Purdue University
Elaine Robertson
W. R. Amick
Alla Woody
de W. Ross
Purdue football tickets lowered for upcoming season
Lafayette Ind June 23 Purdue University will cut home game top ticket price from 3 to 2.50 dollars Athletics director N A Kellogg announced. Best seats in Ross Ade Stadium for homecoming against Wisconsin October 15 and Dad's Day with Indiana November 19 cost 2.50. Intersections game with Kansas Aggies October 1 top price trimmed to 2. Admission to curved end stands 1 dollar.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
N. A. Kellogg
Ross-Ade
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas Aggies
Tidal Wave Devastates Colima Coast Killing Dozens
Many residents of Cuyutlan were killed as a tidal wave wrecked the city and carried bodies to sea. Reports cite 30 to 50 known dead, with destruction extending 10 miles along the coast. Colima City faces refugees and no room left locally. authorities plan to move survivors to Mexico City and other towns.
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Colima City
Mexico
Cuyutlan
Pacific
Manzanillo
Sancedo
Tecoman
Mexico City
St Louis Times and Star Merge to Form New Paper
The St. Louis Times and St. Louis Star will merge under Star-Chronicle Publishing. Elzey Roberts announces the combined publication, to be named the St. Louis Star and Times, beginning tomorrow at the Star plant. The deal is not a merger per Roberts statement.
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ST. Louis Times and ‘Star
St. Louis
St. Louis Times
Star - Chronicle Publishing Company
the Star
Elzey Roberts
The
Star
St. Louis Star and Times
the Times
Roberts
Shields Wins Again In Tennis Tournament
Wimbledon, June 23. Francis X. Shields of the United States, among the favorites for the British National singles championship, barely avoided elimination by defeating Edward Andrews of New Zealand in five sets 4-6 13-15 6-3 7-5 6-2 in a dramatic uphill battle.
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Wimbledon
Francis X. Shields
United States
Edward Andrews
New Zealand
Kiwanis Speaker Dr. B Garner Reflects on Destiny and Career
Dr. B Garner, longtime associate of Wabas C College Bradley Polytechnic Institute and the University of Pittsburgh, spoke at a Kiwanis lunch, describing a life shaped by destiny rather than Aladdin’s lamp. He praised Standard Oil and the Rockefellers for freedom in research and honest business, and hinted at continued ties to Lebanon, his old hometown.
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J. B. Garner
Lebanon
Wabas C College
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
University of Pittsburgh
Standard Oil Company
Kiwanis Club
Garner
Otus Faulkinbury
A. A. Garner
Mr. Garner
Destiny
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Oine
Rockefellers
Smith Refuses 10 On Combination In Favor Of Owen
Chicago June 23 Alfred E Smith refuses to join any compromise in his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He said he would not discuss others as Roosevelt aides draft a short platform urging repeal of Prohibition. Roosevelt battles to gather enough support to break the two thirds rule as Tammany Hall weighs its vote and the convention opens Monday.
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Chicago
Ill
Alfred E. Smith
Owen D. Young
Smith
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Paris
Aewd
Gilbert N. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wilson League of © Nations
Senate
Resolutions Committee
Tammany
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Curry
Blackstone Hotel
Roosevelt’sanager
James’ Farley
Britain Considers Penal Reforms for Hardened Offenders
London reports a Home Office submission from the Committee on Persistent Offenders urging longer sentences for hardened criminals and new detention terms of two to four years and five to ten years. The plan emphasizes improved industrial training and medical evaluation to aid rehabilitation and societal protection.
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London
Home Office
Britain
Dartmoor Prison
Dartmoor
United States
Great Britain
Fifty Patients Rescued From Hospital Fire
Fifty patients were rescued as volunteers battled a sudden fire at Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington VI on June 23. The blaze threatened the million dollar institution but was contained and no serious injuries reported.
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Bennington, VI
Tony
Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Lindbergh
Sharkey and Schmeling
Congress
IvOeNs
Public’ Service
T. R. Caldwell
Rich Mountain
G. A. R. Post
Springfield
Council of Administration
Boone
Purdue
City
Shields
B. Garner
Owen
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