Colorful Indiana Guard dinner dance honors McNutt guests
The Indiana National Guard Officers Association held a colorful dinner dance Saturday at the Allen County Club with Governor McNutt and Major General Tyndall among 143 guests. The event featured a military pageant, lawn fireworks, a grand march, musical interludes, and praise from Governor McNutt for the Lebanon event.
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Paul V. McNutt
Robert H. ‘Tyndal
Indiana National Guard Officers Association
Alen Country Club
McNutt
Robert H. Tyndall
Charles Miner
Robinson Male Colored Y. M. C. A
Indianapolis
139Th Field’ Artillery Band
James H. Hoy
Robinson
Larry Arnsman
D. Wray de Prez
76Th Infantry Brigade
Governor McNutt
Straub
Tyndall
76Th Brigade
Crooks
Fred. Donaldson
Roy Metzger
Frances Wishard
Pte
Sylvia
Speaks
LaForge
Winter Wach
Out of the
Roberts
Donaldson
Bayard Shumate
John Edwards
Battery C
Lebanon
Major Crooks
Edwards
Lieut. Shumate
Fre Donaldm
J. E. Branch
Claude R. S. Buren Smith
Meee John .“W
Rotary’s Annual Convention Opens in Detroit
Detroit hosts the Rotary International gathering as 10 000 delegates from 60 countries arrive for the 25th annual convention running through Friday. Paul P Harris, founder and President Emeritus, greets attendees with Mark Sullivan delivering the keynote. Notables include Charles Kettering James A Farley and Bishop Freeman among week’s speakers.
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Detroit
Mackinac Island
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Frank Couzens
Temple Auditorium
Harris
Mark Sullivan
Charles ¥. Kettering
General Motors
James A. Farley
James FE. Freeman
Washington, D. C
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Clay Wilson of New Winchester Dies at 42 in Indianapolis
The death of Clay Wilson aged 42, of Indianapolis, was received today. A well known figure in this city he visited his relatives J. W. Chenoweth. He will be taken to New Winchester for funeral arrangements later. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
Four Criminals Hunted in Texas
Texas Rangers hunted a quartet of escapees who broke from a Lubbock jail last night and abducted two men. Hostages Walter S. Posey and C. H. Elkins were released unharmed in Big Springs, 75 miles away. Ed "Perch Mouth" Stanton, a killer under death sentence, led the group with others Bill Coupe, A H Stanton, and J B Stephens, all convicted burglars or murder suspects. the prisoners had sawn their cell bars.
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Lubbock
Texas
Texas Rangers
Walter S. Posey
First National Bank of
C. H. Elkins
Big Springs
Tex
Stanton
Bill Coupe
A. H. Stanton
J. B. Stephens
Bedford Carpenter
Marie Dressler III Remains in Fair Condition
Santa Barbara California June 25 Marie Dressler Hollywoods grand old trouper remained unchanged in condition today her physician Dr H R Schwallenberg announced Miss Dressler who has been resting at a home here for several months was quite ill the first few days of last week but improved in conditions Friday and Saturday and today was holding her own the doctors denied a report that Miss Dressler was in a dangerous condition The report was greatly exaggerated
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Marie Dressler
Hollywood
H. R. Schwallenberg
Miss Dressler
Mies Dressler
F. R. Nuzum Py
Boone County cooperative school opens with week of sessions
The Boone County Cooperative School opened at Dunbar Park west of Thornton with registration through noon. The program covered organization and administration of cooperatives, the Farm Bureau in its relation to the cooperative movement, and producers and consumers cooperatives. Martha Richhart spoke on organizing local study clubs and educational meetings, with a closing pitch-in supper and activities planned for children and adults.
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Boone County Cooperative School
Indiana Farm Bureau Association
Dunbar Park
Thorntong
C. S. Masterson
Cooperative Movement
Mr. Masterson
Producers and Consumers Cooperatives
Anthony Lehner
Martha Ritchhart
M. J. Briggs
Center Township
Okie Neal
Helen Lawler
Earl Perrine
Washington Township
Paul Thrine
Harold Endres
Clinton
Anna Alice Gibbs
John Gibbs
Sam Hershman
Donall Morton
Marion
Harold Hayes
Union
Vonda Beaty
Hortense Routh
Lowell Hutton
Eagle
State to Build Two Boone County Bridges
State Highway Commission to open bids Tuesday July 0 for two Boone County bridge projects on State Road 82 with widening and grading. Estimated cost over 500000 funded by state and federal sources. Projects include bridges over Heath ditch and a drainage ditch near State Road 29.
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State Highway Commission
John D. Adams
Adams
Boone County
Young guard member suffers burns in aerial bomb display
Norman Cox, 16, sustained painful but non critical burns to two fingers on his left hand while helping guardsmen from Battery C trigger small aerial bombs during a fireworks display at the Indiana National Guard Association dinner dance at the Ulen Country Club.
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Norman
Choppy) Cox
Battery C
Indiana National Guard Association
Ulen
Baer Carnera Fight Pictures Show Baer Dominance
Local theatre to screen Baer Carnera bout footage described as surprisingly realistic by Colonial theatre official Frank Carey. The film highlights Baer’s faster right hand, Carnera’s left jab, and Baer’s decisive knockdowns including the first round jaw shot that nearly ended it. Slow motion replays cover the dramatic rounds.
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Frank Carey
Colonial Theatre
Baer-Carnera
Max Baer
United States
Carnera Usea
Baer
Carnera
Primo
Donovan
Drowning claims spike in Indiana over weekend
Indianapolis records show at least nine drownings as heat drives crowds to lakes and streams. A capsized motorboat near Eastside lake killed Aden Singleton Jr. Max Roberts and Jack Johnson while twelve others were saved. Three-car Evansville crash killed Isom Small and Cleatis Powers and their wives, with five injured. Ray Miller charged with drunken driving.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Eastside Lake
Washington
Evansville
Robert Hume
New Brunswick
James Scott
Aden Singleton, Jr
Max Roberts
Jack Johnson
Terre Haute
Joseph Kuhns
Chicago
Allen F. Thomas
Collett D. Schafer
Wilbur Evans
Paul Hatmaker
Edwin Greiner
Connersville
William Bitzer
Huntington
Isom Small
Cleatis Powers
Aden Singleton
Ray Miller
Boone Youth and Indianapolis Man Lose Lives in Pit
Two fishermen died in a deep gravel pit on the Charles Hardesty farm near Fayette in Hendricks county. Robert E. Hume 17 of New Brunswick and James Lee Scott 57 of Indianapolis drowned after attempting to rescue one another. Scott's widow and son Carl Scott survive. Hume leaves parents and siblings with funeral in Brownsburg.
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Charles Hardesty
Fayette
Boone Line
Hendricks County
Robert E. Hume
New Brunswick
James Lee Scott
Indianapolis
Scott
Hume
Robert Hume
Harry Hume
Harrison Township
Mr. Scott
Robert
Mr. Hume
Robbert
Reward Offer Aims To Nab Dillinger Gang
New York officials announced a $50,000 reward fund to capture John Dillinger and his gang or provide information leading to arrests. The list includes George Nelson Homer Van Meter Alvin Karpis Arthur Barker Fred Barker Pretty Boy Floyd and others connected to bank robbery kidnapping and killings across multiple states. Officials believe the bounty will spur informants and aid federal efforts to apprehend the gang.
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New York
Department of Justice
John Dillinger
George
Baby Face
Nelson
W. Carter Baum
Department of A Justice
Spider Lake
Wis
Dillinger
Homer van Meter
Tommy Carroll
Waterloo
Iowa
Alvin Karpis
Arthur Barker
Fred Barker
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Minn
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Scourage of
Southwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Local group to visit Chicago exposition
Miss Mildred Alcorn Tom Grant George Burgess Charles Marvin Forbes Thomas Murphy John Mount Jr and Paul Jordan leave tomorrow from Indianapolis to attend A Century of Progress exposition in Chicago All carriers and employees of the Indianapolis Star will make the trip They leave Tuesday evening and return Friday morning.
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Mildred Alcorn
Tom Grant
George Burgess
Charles Marvin Forbes
Thomas Murphy
John Mount, Jr
Paul Jordan
Indianapolis
Chicago
Indianapolis Star
Reform of the British Lords Signals A Major Shakeup
London June 25 Powerful pressure from influential peers seeks to reform the House of Lords in the king's speech, aiming to reduce peers by fifty to sixty percent, grant budget power, and curb the Commons. Carlton Club backing boosts the move though the king remains neutral, with a likely but uncertain path before two years hence elections.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Carlton Club
Diehard
Tammany Hall
George
Whitehall
Boston hush over missing Agnes Tufverson mystery
Boston police pursue a lead from a dress cleaner who identified a photo of missing New York lawyer Agnes Tufverson as the woman who brought in a blue dress under the name Pedjerson. Dorchester and Cape Cod searches follow the clue as authorities probe a possible disappearance linked to her alleged bigamous husband held in Vienna on suspicion of murder.
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Boston
Agnes Tufverson
New York
Vienna
London
Ivan Poderjay
Iiss
Ruth Hall
Pedjerson
Dorchester
Miss Turverson
West Duxbury
Cape Cod
Poderjay
Will
Prisoners Held in Complete Isolation in Vienna Case
In Vienna on June 25, Ivan Poderjay and Marguerite Suzanne Ferrand were placed in separate single cells with no contact to other inmates as authorities investigate possible links to the disappearance of Agnes Turverson. Poderjay faces murder suspicions while Ferrand is suspected of profiting from a crime and misplaced belongings tied to Turverson.
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Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
Marguerite Suzanne Ferrand
Agnes Turverson
Poderjay
Mme. Ferrand
Don Juan
Miss Tulverson
New York
Jay
Mme
Mr and Mrs Harry Jordan Visit Montpelier Couple
Mr and Mrs Harry Jordan visited Mr and Mrs Paul Jordan in Montpelier, signaling a social call between two local families. The trip highlighted community ties and familiar customs of visiting relatives and friends in the region.
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Harry Jordan
Montpelier
Paul Jorda
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Wilma
Harriet Hume
D. Lee Andrews
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