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Newspaper

Lebanon Daily Reporter

Location

Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1934

Page

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Varied Features Planned for ATH Celebration

The Fourth of July celebration at Memorial Park sponsored by Emmett Brown American Legion Post and the Chamber of Commerce will feature a daytime program and a grand fireworks display from the Alen Country Club site. Highlights include pet show, horse shoe and barrel rolling contests, pushmobile and bicycle races, a 3 p.m parade, and a 9 p.m. fireworks finale.

Memorial Park Emmett Brown American Legion Post Chamber of Commerce Alen Country Club Ulen Club Ben Herr Ver Myers 139Th Field Artillery Band Harry Price Childen Mr. Price Price Cleaners East Main Street Roy Mayfield Carl Lacy Frank Hall Myers Hotel

Steel workers push new demands in looming strike

Washington June 26 Secretary of Labor Perkins weighed a plan to scrap the Green and Tighe settlement. The steel and metal workers union behind an 11 point program urged openings of company towns to elections, abolition of spy systems, recall of workers’ reps, and guaranteed minority votes. Patrick Cash and William Dunne presented the demands as Miss Perkins stayed silent on talks with the American Iron and Steel Institute over the threatened walkout.

Washington Perkins William Green A. F. of L Mike F. Tighe Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Steel and Metal Workers Union Nion Patrick Cash William F. Dunne Trade Union Unity League Miss Perkins American Iron and Steel Institute Amalgamated Association

Roosevelt to Address Nation On Recovery Congress

President Roosevelt planned a 9 30 p m radio address to review the Work of the 73rd Congress nicknamed The Recovery Congress and hint at future policies. He aims to finish his tasks by Saturday before a Caribbean and Pacific cruise stopping at Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and Hawaii via the Panama Canal.

Roosevelt Newan New England Rooseve Seine Annapolis Puerto Rico Virgin Island Panama Canal Hawaii

Leach confident Dillinger capture by July first

Indianapolis police captain Matt Leach bets with four Statehouse reporters that outlaw John Dillinger will be captured on or before July 1. He says the odds will be won on reports from two Indiana state police detectives planted in a western city, after setting a trap last week.

Indianapolis Ind Matt Leach Indiana State Police John Dillinger Frank A. White Harold Harrison Jerry Bowman Jimmie Doss

Ricketts Sentenced at Farm for Beer Larceny

Ed Ricketts, colored, pled guilty to stealing a keg of beer from Armstrong Beverage Corp. He was fined a dollar and costs and sentenced to sixty days at the state penal farm in Boone Circuit Court. Sheriff Small took him to the penal institution this afternoon. The case against James Barton on the same charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.

Armstrong Beverage Corporation Ed Ricketts Boone Circuit Court Small Ricketts James Barton

Gross Income Tax Forms Available in Boone County

Boone county residents can obtain gross income tax return forms at multiple sites beyond the courthouse autos branch. Forms are available from Fulwider Brothers Grocery in Advance, Laughner drug store in Whites Town, Eugene M Goodbar's law office in Thorntown, Citizens State Bank in Jamestown, and Clampitt's insurance in Zionsville. Returns are due July 1 to 15 with penalties and deferrals based on tax owed and quarterly filing urged to aid school funding.

Boone County Bertha Dodson Dodson Fulwider Brothers Grocery Advance Clyde QC. Laughner Drug Store Whitestown Eugene M. Goodbar Thorntown

Motorless Airplane Flight Record Set At Somerset

Richard C. DuPont of Wilmington Del. became the first to pilot a motorless aircraft nonstop across 155 miles from Elmira N Y to Somerset N J in 5 hours 50 minutes. He flew altitude up to 8000 feet while navigating Alleghanies and favorable currents with his glider Albatross II. The previous record was 136 miles set by Guenther Groenhoff in Germany.

Somerset Hills N. J Richard C. DuPont A. Felix DuPont Wilmington Del Somerset Airport Elmira N. Y Guenther Groenhoff Germany

Lebanon Bangtails to Compete at Lafayette

Earl Martin and Edgar Dodson shipped two jumpers to Lafayette for the three day running and harness events at Tippecanoe county fairground starting July 4. The pair are managed by Andy Overleese and include Trouble some O a 5 year old purchased recently. Ada Adler a 71 year old is also expected to start. Martin seeks an 80 pound jockey for the mounts.

Earl Martin Edgar Dodson Lafayette Tippecanoe County Fairground Andy Overleese Lebanon Chicago and Dade Park Martin-Dodson Ada

Plan District Session At Noblesville Child Welfare Meeting

The Board of Children's Guardians district meeting will convene at the Christian church in Noblesville on Friday June 29 with district president Mrs. Mark Adler in charge. Sessions at 2 PM and 7:30 PM feature talks by E C Gullion and Judge Frank B Russell with others including L R Ngent and S K Millikan. A round table, dinner between sessions, and participation from Hamilton county committees and delegates from Boone, Hamilton, Tipton, Clinton, Fountain, Hendricks, Marion, and Montgomery counties.

Board of Children’s Guardians Noblesville Christian Church Mark Adler E. C. Gullion Lebanon L. R. Newgent Indianapolis Frank B. Russell Tipton Adler S. K. Millikan State Board of Charities Hamilton County Gullion John Hornaday Carl Barnett Boone Hamilton Clinton Fountain Hendricks Marion Montgomery

Chicago arson ring convicts confess amid mass fire plot

Chicago police say sixteen prisoners tied to a wholesale arson ring confessed to 25 fires intended to net over 1 million from insurance. Prosecutor Courtney warned of murder charges for deaths of three victims and said more arrests would follow. Confessions describe kidnappings to extract remaining insurance funds and additional fires for another million. Rudolph Pisani alias Miller and Valentine Notari admitted to the Loop fire at Pappas and Alex Restaurant Supply for 5000.

Chicago Thomas Courtney Courtney Rudolph Pisani Miller Pisani Valentine Notari Pappas and Alex

Billingsly Accepts Job in Oakland California

Robert Billingsly son of Mr and Mrs Robert Billingsly left by bus from Indianapolis this morning for Oakland California where he accepted a position with his uncle Harry Ashley at the Electric Motor Company He was accompanied to Indianapolis by his parents.

Robert Billingsly Indianapolis Oakland California Harry Ashley The Electric Motor Company

Hull family to perform at United Brethren church tonight

A delightful musical program by the Hull family will be featured at the United Brethren church tonight beginning at 8 o'clock. The public is given a cordial invitation to attend. There will be no admission charge.

Hull United Brethren Church

Economic death sentence claims Harriman Hosiery Mills

The first recognized victim of the NRAs economic death sentence is Harriman Hosiery Mills of Harriman Tennessee. NRA supporters defend the action as punishment for alleged union coercion while the firm faces job cuts and loss of federal contract business as the Blue Eagle is removed. Gen. Hugh S Johnson awaits a final decision and a report from A R Glancy after efforts to patch the dispute.

Washington Blue Eagle Hugh S. Johnson NRA Harriman South General Johnson Tennessee A. R. Glancy Glancy United Textile Workers Union T. Asbury Wright, Jr Johnson Department of Justice NIRA National Labor Board Wright United States

Second Boy Arrives in Gene Tunney Home

New York reports Mrs Gene Tunney the former Polly Lauder gave birth to a second son at Presbyterian hospital at 7 44 am The former heavyweight champ was present at the hospital all night The Tunneys married in Rome October 3 1928 Their first son Gene Jr will turn four in November

New York Gene Tunney Presbyterian Hospital Tunney Polly Lauder Connecticut Tunneys Rome Gene, Jr

Glock Rejoins Ulen and Company in New York

Ralph F Glock will leave Friday for New York City to re enter the employ of Ulen and Company as private secretary to Thomas M Shepperd president. He recently resigned from Metropolitan Insurance to resume his former post with Ulen. Glock previously served three years as secretary at the local office before it closed seven months ago.

Ralph F. Glock New York City Ulen and Company Thomas M. Shepperd Glock Metropolitan Insurance Company Ulen Company Shepperd Mr. Shepperd Alen and Company New York

Tavern Owner Kidnapped in Chicago Ransom Plot

Chicago June 26 six masked men abducted Andrew Sciacca fifty a tavern owner from his car as his seventeen year old daughter Ann watched. Gunmen warned the girl to keep quiet while two others guarded Sciacca and drove him away. A phone call to his son Carlo suggested a ransom attempt but no figure was set. Detectives believe the tavern owner was kidnapped for ransom.

Chicago Andrew Sciacca Sciacca Ann Carlo

Slayer Goes To Death In The Electric Chair

Warren Buster Little, 22, of McLeansboro Illinois was executed at the southern Illinois penitentiary for the fatal shooting of Denver Carlton over a 50 cent debt. His brother Karl, serving 25 years for involvement, slept nearby as the sentence was carried out. Little uttered a final apology and a plea in Jesus name.

Chester Ill Warren Buster) Little McLeansboro Southern Illinois Denver Carlton Carlton Little Karl Jesus

Lebanon Man's Sister Succumbs in Florida

The body of Mrs. John Meek sister of Joe Pauley of this city who died at Clearwater Florida Sunday evening will reach Indianapolis tomorrow and be taken to Greenfield for last rites Thursday afternoon. Mr Pauley and family will attend the funeral and burial services. Mrs. Meek died after an emergency appendectomy. Survivors include the husband two sons two daughters two sisters and three brothers.

John Meek Joe Pauley Clearwater Fla Indianapolis Greenfield Mr. Pauley

Mrs Fall and daughters visit ends with Indianapolis trip

Mrs Clarence Fall and her daughters Miss Mary Myrtle and Miss Martha Jones of St. Louis Missouri have been visiting Mr and Mrs Lester F Jones on North Meridian Street and other relatives in the city. They plan a three day visit with friends in Indianapolis before returning home.

Clarence Fall Mary Myrtle Martha Jones St. Louis Lester F. Jones North Meridian Street Indianapolis

Hitler Faces Pressure for Radical Nazi Policy Shift

Berlin reports a push from storm troopers to dissolve the Steelhelmet veterans’ group and purge reactionaries. Capt. Ernst Roehm’s absence fuels talk of steering toward more radical Nazi aims, as Rudolf Hess warns radicals against revolt while confirming Hitler’s readiness to press the revolution.

Berlin Storm Troopers Steelhelmet War Veterans Nazi Party Nazi Front Fighters League Steelhelmet Ernest Roehm Hitler Rudolf Hess Hess

Factor's release ordered by court

Chicago June 26 Judge Evan A Evans freed John Jake the Barber Factor from custody via a writ of habeas corpus at the United States Circuit Court The action prevents extradition to England where Factor faces charges of swindling British investors of more than 7 000 000 The ruling follows a sixty day deadline from arrest and may invite further legal steps by British officials to seek extradition

Chicago John “Jake the Barber Factor Evan A. Evans United States Circuit Court Evans James A. Reed Bella*Factor England

Truck Registration Set For Tomorrow In Crawfordsville

Russell Thompson, secretary of the Crawfordsville Chamber of Commerce, will be at the Lebanon City Building Wednesday evening to register trucks under the new code. The chamber serves Boone, Montgomery and Fountain counties as registration HQ. Thompson will be at the Lebanon City Building starting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Owners of two trucks used for hire must register. A separate deal with this reg is on Page 2 of Porter.

Russell Thompson Crawfordsville

Miss Ruth Porter Injured In Indianapolis Afternoon X Rays Taken

Miss Ruth Porter was in Indianapolis this afternoon where X rays were taken after she sustained injuries to a small, unspecified extent. A brief report notes the incident but lacks further details about cause or outcomes.

Ruth Porter Innapolis

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