French Warning Over Japan Rights On Hainan Island
June 24 reports indicate France warned Japan of potential action if Nipponese troops are ceded on Hainan Island off the China coast. A French cruiser stands by, and Britain was advised. U S officials say Washington will insist on preserving extra territorial rights and China may abolish such privileges. Diplomatic channels and Shanghai dispatches show rising speculation on American-Eastern policy amid Japan's moves.
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McCracken Named RMCKEN TB COACH ATU INDIANA
McCracken, famed Indiana City basketball figure, will coach at RMCKEN TB COACH ATU in Washington Indiana. The announcement comes after his recent resignation from a similar University post serving as successor to Dean. Paul Harrell named freshman coach. McCracken is a Te n Indianapolis graduate and former Ball State standout and high school star from Monrovia. In 1929 30 he scored 147 points as team captain, then joined Ll U Foot-.
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Gable and Shearer Cast in Gone With the Wind
Hollywood beams with the selection of Clark Gable as Rhett Butler and Norma Shearer as Scarlett O’Hara for Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind. Producer David O. Selznick announces a co production with MGM for a road show release amid long standing industry speculation.
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Ten Drowned In Montana Flood Tragedy
Great Falls Mont June 24 addition to deaths feared as reports flow in from eastern Montana flood areas where 100 persons were drowned Thursday and 26 families driven from homes. A wall of water roared down Laredo Coulee south of Havre and through the Zurich mining district near Chinook. Bodies found include Emile Debaar and family and Charles Pratt and Herman Wendt. Debaar infant missing. A 69 year old man, Fred Tillizhman, drowned near Zunch. Cloudburst at Great Falls. roads Havre to Helena dangerous. Great Northern tracks washed out.
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Traffic Club Outing At Allen Country Club
The Indianapolis Traffic Club held its first outing of the season at Allen Country Club Thursday. Eighty six members participated in the golf tournament with 145 reservations for dinner in the evening. Low net score among visitors was RoC. Hurley, blind hogey prize went to W. A. Whiteside, and low gross score was Duke Brammeill.
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President Roosevelt Prepares Radio Address From White House
Washington June 24 Roosevelt returns to Washington to broadcast tonight. He will speak on prosperity and defend New Deal moves while defending Congress and the nation’s economy. Tom Corcoran, the White House mystery man, was with Roosevelt at Hyde Park as preparations continued. Continued on Page 2.
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Belief that snacking harms children challenged by Philadelphia pediatrician
Dr Emily P Bacon of Philadelphia argues that eating between meals can be beneficial for healthy children. A survey of 3249 American parents during Child Health Week found interest in appetite, diet, teeth and behavior. She urges medical checks for disease, then focus on proper selection, preparation, and decoration of foods with a milk heavy daily diet and vitamin rich items, noting cheaper leafy vegetables as a remedy for limited budgets.
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Parr Will Address Sixth District Bar Outing
Willett H Parr of Lebanon will speak at the annual outing of the Sixth District Bar Association at Turkey Run State Park Inn. Lunch is set for 1 p.m. and the program will follow with the subject Bar Integration. Johnny McFadden of Rockville is president of the district group and Boone County members plan to attend.
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Ward en Wins Stay for Robert Shaw
Michigan City Ind June 24 Rober t Shaw condemned for murder in Indiana narrowly won a stay of execution after Warden Alfred Dowes alerted Governor Clifford Townsend that Shaw had pleaded guilty without a jury. Shaw, a British subject, was to be executed at midnight for killing Deputy Harry Spice last December. Dowes, noticing the plea without jury, pressed for time to review Shaw's rights and recalled a 1919 Batchelor case. The Governor ordered a stay pending further action. Continued On Page 4
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G.O.P. Activity Instate Quickens
Indianapolis June 24 Republican activity grows as the state convention nears. Senatorial hopefuls Oliver Starr and Raymond E. William establish headquarters at the Claypool with other candidates and supporters converging at various hotel rooms for strategy. Louis Markin and Noel Neal announce candidacies for auditor and district chair, while a large dinner by the Indiana Woman’s Republican Club draws attendees from numerous cities.
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Schmeling Shows Steady Improvement After KO
New York June 24 Max Schmeling's condition improved at Polyclinic hospital though he remains dazed from his one round knockout by Joe Louis. Dr. Robert E Brennan reports a very comfortable night with normal pulse and temperature and a favorable prognosis.
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Explosion Kills Eight In Monument Oil Field
Hobbs New Mexico June 24 three survivors were treated after a blast that killed eight in the Monument Oil Field ten miles southwest of Hobbs. The explosion involved 160 quarts of nitroglycerine being loaded into a well for a shooting operation. Workers named include H A Greer J T Broughton Forrest Houton Charles Wrigley Alex Blair and W B Pecky. Witnesses cited uncertain explosive qualities of nitroglycerine as a likely reason the total death toll may never be known.
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Roosevelt to issue revised federal budget message
Washington June 24 President Roosevelt plans to issue a new budget message that will revise the January estimates of federal revenues and expenditures and gauge the effect of the business slump on the Treasury. Budget officials say the statement on the government's financial position should be ready for publication soon.
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Above Normal Heat Continues Across Indiana
Indianapolis reports an ongoing above normal heat wave will persist for at least 36 more hours. Meteorologist J H Armington of the US Weather Bureau warns of occasional thundershowers and little temperature change. State highs yesterday ranged from LS& at South Bend to 93 at Lafayette, with Columbus 92, Evansville 90, Angola 89, and Rochester 92.
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Stock market gains fifth day in row as wave of buying continues
New York June 24. A fresh surge of buying carried the stock market to its fifth consecutive advance since the rally began. The tape lagged early as trading floor activity fell behind actual transactions. Leaders rose 1 to 3 points with heavy volume 820,000 shares in First Hour Sales. U S Steel Bethlehem and chemicals led gains while Chrysler GM affected by rising prices. Rallies lifted Union Pacific and utilities, profits trimmed by intraday profit taking. Aviations began strong then leveled, dollar firm against major currencies amid devaluation talk. Cotton rose with grain firm at start.
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Search for Medill McCormick Extends Across New Mexico
In Albuquerque on June 24 the search for Medill McCormick 21, son of the Chicago publishing family, widened to all parts of New Mexico after no trace was found in the Sandia Mountains where he was last reported on a hiking trip with Richard Whitmer, amid storm and exposure fears. His mother Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms expressed concern, while stepfather Albert G. Simms remained hopeful he sought shelter and would return home.
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Railroads predict business rebound at Washington meeting
At the American Association of Railroads session, leaders from the Pennsylvania system Boston and Maine Maine Central and New York Central signaled a coming upswing in activity. They cited rising car loadings since April and stronger freight demand.
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Investigations By Congress Committees Spur Legislation
Congressional investigating committees, empowered only to investigate, sparked much vital legislation and exposed scandals. From Burr conspiracy to Lincoln’s Lecompton fight, probes revealed pivotal events shaping U.S. history and politics through the Civil War era.
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Van Nuys Plans Still Unchanged In Senate Fight
Indiana Democrats meet in late July to pick a nominee for the Senate seat held by Frederick Van Nuys. Van Nuys will stay at Walloon Lake Michigan three weeks and intends to run as an independent even if nominated by Democrats. Townsen d and Minton backers shape the convention. Governor Townsen acting as keynote and Minton as permanent chairman. Rumors of a Van Nuys revival persist though admin forces aim to renominate Henry S. Schrick er.
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