Army Plane Hops Off Today On Its Flight to Hawaii
Oakland Airport, San Leandro Bay, Cal. June 2 The Army seeks a coast to Hawaii flight with Lieuts. Maitland and Hagenberger in a tri motor Fokker heading toward Honolulu. Civil pilot Ernest L. Smith fails to beat them, returning after windshield break. Smith hopes a new windshield enables a second start this morning.
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Oakland
San Leandro Bay
Cal
Hawaiian Islands
Ernest L. Smith
Lester Maitland
Albert F. Hagenberger
Honolulu
Smith
Edmund J. Moffett
DeHaviland
Army
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Lester
Albert
Europe
Fokker
America
Richard Byrd
Paris
East Diego
San Francisco
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Convene in Martinsville
The twenty fifth annual state convention of the Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association will meet in Martinsville on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. Eight to ten Boone county carriers plan to attend. The event starts Saturday at 7 30 PM with delegate registration at city hall. A Sunday mass meeting follows at 2 PM with an address by Roy Tilford. On Monday morning a business session begins at 7 30 AM with President W S Mitts presiding and talks by Martinsville Mayor Lewis Sator LaGrange’s W K Kaufman and others. A free noon banquet is offered for carriers and wives. Election of officers and national delegates occurs in the afternoon as the convention adjourns later.
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Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association
Martinsville
Boone County
Roy Tilford
Gold Fish Pond
Convention Hall
W. S. Mitts
Kokomo
Lewis Sator
W. K. Kaufman
LaGrange
C. C. Wenrich
Post Office Department
D. Cy F Dick
Farm and
Ind
Firebug Maurice De La Tour Faces Life Term
Indianapolis June 28 Maurice De La Tour alleged firebug linked to burning at least ten Catholic churches today faces life imprisonment under Indiana's habitual offender law. Chief Claude M Worley said Ohio authorities identified him as one of two men who robbed and burned seven churches in Columbus last year. De La Tour was linked to Roy Marsden, now jailed in Upper Sandusky Ohio, with revenge cited as the motive by Ohio police.
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Indianapolis
Maurice de la Tour
Claude M. Worley
de la Tour
Indiana
Worley
Ohio
Columbus
Roy Marsden
Upper Sandusky
Honeymoon Held Up While Groom Serves Sentence
Two childhood sweethearts wed last Saturday sob as City Court delays their honeymoon for six months. Bennie F Whiteley age 25 pleads guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses with checks, receiving three months and six months on the state penal farm plus a $10 fine. Wants Mary Heckathorn as wife though law requires separation.
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Bennie F. Whiteley
Boone County
Mary Heckathorn
Jamestown
Aged Woman Dies at Soldiers Home in Lafayette
Mrs. Elizabeth Hollingsworth, about 75, died at the Soldiers Home in Lafayette at 8:40 am after a long illness. A Clinton County native who lived near Mechanicsburg most of her life, she spent the last twenty years at the Home. Her husband Abe Hollingsworth preceded her in death. she is survived by two sisters.
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Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Clinton County
Mechanicsjung
Abe , Hollingsworth
Japan Backs British Plan On Capital Ships At Naval Talks
Geneva June 28 The naval conference favored discussing auxiliary craft while two to one against reopening battleship limits. Japan supports Britain's proposal to extend battleship life and reduce tonnage in a move to cut naval costs. Tokio reportedly ready to study any economy driven instruction. Tokyo stresses treaty limits while the talks focus on long term economics and fairness.
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Geneva
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Tokio
America
Viscount Ishii
Saito
Two aviators crash onto a farm house near Warsaw
A Huntington commercial flyer Arthur Crabill and passenger Arthur Kloblentz from Liberty Mills were unhurt after their plane fell 300 feet, then bounced off the Nelson Razer home one mile south of Liberty. Mrs. Razer worked inside when the crash occurred.
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Warsaw
Ind
Nelson Razer
Liberty
Liberty Mills
Huntington
Razer
Crabill
Klan radio station project halted by United States Radio Board
Washington June 28 Plans for a gala opening of a Ku Klux Klan broadcast station were halted after the Fellowship Forum learned the Radio Commission has no available wavelength. The group had promoted a Protestant American Broadcasting Station with 10,000 watts, pledging funds to complete the setup near Mount Vernon. The commission warned that permits must be obtained and that wavelengths are scarce, with hundreds of applications pending.
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Washington, D. C
Fellowship Forum
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Commission
Fellowship Foray
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Jamess. Vance
United States
O. H. Caldwell
Vance
New Series of Bible Lessons Debuts in The Lebanon Reporter
The Lebanon Reporter announces a weekly feature titled The Life of Today in the Light of the Bible The Bible in the Light of the Life of Today by William T Ellis LL D The series based on International Sunday School Lessons aims to provoke thoughtful consideration of religion and morality with a non sectarian approach by a journalist and world traveler.
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William T. Ellis
Ellis
Lebanon
Bandits Rob Bank at Gallion Ohlo
Five bandits robbed the Commercial Savings Bank in Gallion Ohio this morning fleeing with 15000 in cash and 50000 in bonds. They halted in front of the bank in an automobile, entered the door, and forced cashiers B B Beall and C W Tracht into a corner while others took money and bonds from the vaults.
Jacob Deiser Hurt While Playing Golf
Jacob Deiser suffered a cracked ankle bone while playing golf at the Ulen County club. He reportedly fell into a ditch near the first hole and will be confined to home for some time due to the injury.
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Jacob Deiser
Ulen Countylub
Duvall Motion to Be Argued Friday in Indianapolis
Ruling on motions to quash affidavits charging Mayor John L. Duvall with political fraud will be made in criminal court Friday at 10 a.m. before Special Judge C. G. Shirley. The motions challenge three of seven affidavits from a nine month political fraud investigation. The defense offered to file without arguments. prosecutors agreed.
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Indianapolis
John L. Duvall
C. G. Shirley
Gas Fames Kill Family of Six in New York
White Stone New York June 28 Mrs Marie Freedman 35 and her five children Theodore 10 Janet 7 Catherine 4 Nancy 3 and Joseph 2 died in their home. Police said the mother turned on the gas at the kitchen stove and all six were dead when Dr Babcock of Flushing hospital arrived. The Freedmans were poor.
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White Stone
N. Y
Marie Freedman
Babcock
Flushing ,Hospital
Freedman
Theodore
Janet
Catherine
Nancy
Joseph
Stores to Close All Day on July Fourth in Lebanon
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce lists Coulter Smock Lebanon Hardware PB Perkins Co dler Eichman Morgan Shoe Dr Jones Davis Clothing Budd Dry Goods Remy Store John Kernodle H G Curlee Red Goose Hooton Davis Kanan Heffelmire Bon Ton Bertha MacConaughy Nelle Bienfang Will Davis Kersey Thompson Parrish Tice Brown First National Bank among others planning to close all day on July 4. Notices ask other shops to report closings for publication.
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Coulter Smock Co
Lebanon Hardware Co
PB. Perkins Co
Dler Co
Isadore Eichman
Morgan Shoe Co
Dr & Jones
Davis Clothing Co
Budd Dry Goods Co
Remy’s T
John W. Kernodle
H. G. Curlee
Red Goose
Hooton-Davis Co
Kanan & Heffelmire
Bertha MacConaughy
Nelle Bienfang
Will C. Davis
Kersey & Thompson
J. A. Parrish
Tice and Brown
First National Bank
Adney Enters Sea School Training At Norfolk Va
Robert E. Adney 19, son of Earl Adney of Lebanon Indiana, left Marine Corps post for Sea School Norfolk Virginia. He will learn rowing lashing hammocks boxing a compass and other sea duties with aim to join a naval vessel as part of a regular marine detachment. Born in Lebanon he joined the Marines in Indianapolis last April after prior land duty at Faro Island.
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Parris Island
S. C
Robert E. Adney
Earl Adney
Park Street
Lebanon
Ind
Marine Corps
The
Sea School
Norfolk
Marine
Young Adney
Indianapolis
Faro Island
Tight wire walker Loosens Up for $40
Sam Asher a railroad section man was fined $40 for public intoxication at City Court last night. Patrolman Omer Dale arrested him after he spotted Asher attempting a chalk line walk on the sidewalk with over anxious performance when the officer neared.
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Sam Asher
Omer Dale
Asher
Marion grand jury to continue probe in Indianapolis
The Marion County grand jury will carry on the probe into political frauds. Special prosecutors Emsley W. Johnson and John Holzman recommended continuation to Judge Collins as new evidence emerged. The old grand jury closed after about nine months, with indications of further misconduct in public office coming to light.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Emsley W. Johnson
John Holtzman
Collins
Drive Starts for Additional Funds for Scouting
Nine Lebanon business men will start a joint campaign Wednesday at nine to raise more funds for the Boy Scout movement. Campaigns will run in county towns with Scout troops. Treasurer Clark L. Lindsay said no definite local goal is set. A previous drive raised pledges and funds sufficient for a three-year program, though the full quota was not secured.
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Lebanon
Clark L. Lindsay
Lindsay
Boone County Council of Boy Scouts
Band Lovers 10 Select Program
The 189th Field Artillery Band will perform concerts at Memorial Park next Sunday and on the Fourth of July. Director James H. Hoy announced a box at the Legion Canteen in the park for written music requests to please listeners.
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189Th Field Artillery
Memorial Park
James H. Hoy
Legion Canteen
Jamestown Pipe Line Rebuild Plans Near Jamestown
The Illinois Pipe Line company will reconstruct about four miles of pipeline between Jamestown and Portland Mills. Work begins Tuesday with moving 8 and 12 inch pipe as arrangements are made.
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Jamestown
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Portland Mills
South Dakota Shifts Toward Coolidge, Lowden Fades
Rapid City dispatch notes a Coolidge cross current in South Dakota as Lowden support wanes. Legislature adjourns without welcoming Lowden ally Representative Dickinson and signals a shift in farm relief stance. Local polls show Coolidge leading with broad statewide backing.
City Council adjourns to study electric plant move
At regular session the City Council voted to adjourn until tomorrow night at 7 30 as they push a plan to valuate the local electric plant with Interstate Public Service and seek Public Service Commission approval to phase the plant. Mayor Paul C Tauer said they will solve the high rate issue soon and discussed engagement of a certified public accountant to prepare a report on municipally owned plants. Other business included tree pest eradication discussion, alley addition approval, oil street maintenance, and building permits and remodels for several properties.
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Paul C. Tauer
Interstate Public Service Company
Public Service Commission
Tauer
Efliz
Girt
Lebanon
Hiam
Lebane Street
Board prepares prison report on Michigan City facility
Indianapolis report notes the State Board of Charities is completing an investigation into conditions at the Michigan City state prison. Officials refuse to confirm details and expect only after full board consideration to reveal the report’s conclusions about prison treatment and trustees’ responses.
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Indianapolis
State Board of Charities
Michigan City
Bers
Oeurpo
D. C. Stephenson
Prison Board of Trustees
Es Tion
Stepare
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