Dillinger speech leads Indiana prison reform conference
Wayne Coy announces a July 6 meeting at Medinah temple with six penal and corrections leaders to advise on remodelling Indiana state prisons after Dillinger and parolees. Coy criticizes Indiana prisons for failing reform and notes Dillinger's notoriety has spotlighted prison administration issues and needs.
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John Dillinger
America
Central States
Medinah Temple
Wayne Coy
Phaneal Ai McCoy
Indiana
Dillinger
Hossier
Michigan City
Or McNutt
United States
Ewing Convicted of Murder in Greenfield Axe Slayings
Willard Ewing, 39, found guilty of second degree murder in Greenfield Indiana for the axe killings of David C. Boyles and a second victim. Jury deliberated about twenty hours and imposed life imprisonment in Michigan City State Prison. Authorities said he also killed Miss Elturress, stepdaughter of tone ere, who was reportedly a fugitive before capture.
Mrs Richard Shane of cows rural route one was
Mrs Richard Shane of Cows rural route one was listed in a brief local notice with limited readable details from the rural address segment.
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Richard Shane
Missing Delphi boy found at Zionsville located in Michigan
A Delphi boy reported missing was found alive in Michigan where he had been working as a cherry picker. Local authorities confirmed his location and safe condition after the discovery.
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Delphi
Zionsville
Michigan
Graham Sisters to Give Radio Program
Miss Athonia Mae and Emo Jean Graham daughters of Mr and Mrs Cecil of Mechanicsburg will broadcast on WHBU Anderson Saturday at 4 15 in the afternoon. They will perform their own instrumental accompaniment.
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Athonia Mae
Emo Jean Graham
Cecil
Mechanicsburg
WHBU
Anderson
Marion Girl Held In Death Of Man
Marion Indiana June 28 Leo Matthews traveling salesman died at Grant County Hospital from two bullet wounds to the head. Miss Bona McCall 29 is charged with shooting with intent to kill after a country road automobile ride. Coroner Loomis reports a .38 pistol found in the car and Matthews had told the girl he planned to move to New Jersey. Dale Matches a neighbor found Matthews wounded and summoned medical help.
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Marion
Ind
Leo Matthews
Grant County
Bona McCall
Matthews
Miss McCall
John F. Loomis
Avatar Pres Elves
Loomis
New Jersey
Dale Matches
Sweetger
W. S. Reasoner
Swayzee
Grant County Hospital
Charles Rosencrance
Indiana school textbook changes denied as costly
Indiana state superintendent Floyd I. McMurray rejected claims that small changes in public school textbooks would cause huge expenses. He said totals would be far less, noting existing high school texts remain under contract to 1988 and 28 elementary books are on contract.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Public
Floyd I. McMurray
Perry Central students tour Purdue University facilities
Fourteen Perry Central patrons and thirty-two 4-H members visited Purdue University for a Rural Leadership School tour. They observed agricultural and home economics departments, watched dairy experiments, and toured museums. Lunch at Columbia Park followed by park amusements capped the educational trip praised by Perry Central principal Hollenbach.
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Perry Central Schools
Perry Township
Purdue University
J. R. Friere
Helen Stell
History Museum
Old Locomotive Museum
H. L. Hollenbach
Perry Central High School
Columbia Park
Lafayette
Orville Woody
Henry Peeta
Elmer Denhart
Buren Sullivan
Harold Glendenning
Anna Glendenning
Sereldath
B. W. Smith
Assis Schenck
Helen and
Azel Everett
Hildreth Glendening
Maxine Hoyt
Thelma Smith
Helen Wethington
Helen Woody
Bonnie Jean Glendenning
Vinia Scott
Johannase Wieden
Lis Smith
Wilma Endell Nson
Francescae Asl
Elen Dinspee Neck Denhart
Kenneth
Wendell Sull
Weaver Weintraut given 65 to 50 year embezzlement sentence
Indianapolis judge William Ringer sentenced 80 year old Eph B Weintraut to 65 to 50 years in Michigan City state prison for embezzling $8 000 from Miss Mabel Gentry of Indianapolis by promising marriage. Weintraut proclaimed his innocence. The Shelbyville man was convicted by a jury of fraud against Gentry while his wife and children lived in Shelbyville.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eph B. Weintraut
Yille
Ial
William Ringer
Marion
Michigan City
Weintraut
Shelbyville
Mabel Gentry
Fight Pictures Arouse Interest At Colonial Theatre
Official motion pictures of the world heavyweight title bout between Primo Carnera and Max Baer at Madison Square Garden will play at the Colonial Theatre Friday and Saturday with a 2 PM matinee Saturday. The film features slow motion of rounds one eleven and details Baer’s tactical defense against Carnera.
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Primo Carnera
Maxie Baer
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Colonial Theatre
The
Colonial
Primo
Mussolini
Baer
Carera
Carnera
Patie
Edie Terete
Explosion at J A Dean Power plant kills ten in Olympia
June 28 Olympia Washington reports the J A Dean Power Company plant explosion leveled the facility eight miles from town. Ten dead include a woman and a 12 year old boy with two missing and two dozen injured. investigators seek cause as blast may have spread to fifteen casualties.
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Olympia
Wash
J. A. Dean Power Company
Five Kolff Family Dead In Burned California Home
Hanford California authorities probe a possible mass murder after a mysterious fire destroyed the Kolff residence. Bodies of dairy rancher A Kolff, his son Albert 13, Matthew 10, daughter Jenny 11, and a housekeeper named Gertie were found among the ruins. Neighbors say another child was rumored but unconfirmed.
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Hanford
Cal
A. Kolff
Albert Kolff
Matthew Kolff
Jenny Kolff
Transatlantic start for two brothers named Adamowicz
Joseph Adamowicz and Benjamin Adamowicz with advisor Holger Hoims launch from Floyd Bennett Field in a Bellanca monoplane City of Warsaw bound for Harbor Grace as the first leg of a flight to Warsaw Poland. The crew carries limited supplies, no radio, no parachute, no life raft, and signals distress with a Very flare. Relatives witness the departure amid rain and hopeful forecasts for a successful crossing.
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New York
N. Y
Joseph Adamowica
Benjamin
Floyd Bennett Airport
Brooklyn
Warsaw
Harbor Grace
N. F
Poland
Holger Hoims
Copenhagen
Atlantic
Indiana orders lower small loan rates in state action
Indiana officials issued a general order reducing interest on small loans effective August 1. The move targets borrowers statewide with savings estimated at 236,617 dollars annually, based on 1933 loan totals. Rates cap at 8 percent up to 100 dollars, 2 percent on the excess to 200 dollars, and 2 percent on the excess to 300 dollars. Public heat records followed as Indiana sweltered with 104 degree readings and a statewide humid, hot spell.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
State Department of Financial Institutions
Homer C. Stone
Indiana Financial Institutions Act
Stone
Local Women Golfers Enter Women's Invitational
Seven Noblesville area players from the Alen Country Club women’s group joined about one hundred competitors at the Forest Park links Noblesville for the Women’s Invitational Golf tournament beginning at 8 a m. Ten central Indiana clubs were represented and a noon luncheon was held at Forest Park Inn hosted by the Noblesville Ladies’ Golf Club. Participants from Lebanon included Mrs Mark Adler and six other women. notable entrant Elizabeth Dunn, the state champion, played with Highland Golf and Country Club of Indianapolis.
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Alen Country Club
Forest Park Links
Noblesville
Indiana
Forest Park Inn
Noblesville Ladies’ Golf Club
Lebanon
Mark Adler
James R. McCann
Guy Davis
Bayard Shumate
John Edwards
John Baumeister
John Richard Porter
Elizabeth Dunn
Highland Golf and Country Club
Indianapolis
Americans Seek Remains Of World War Doughboys In Siberia
A three man American expedition led by Lieut. Col. Clifford L. Corbin departs Paris to search swamp lands near the Amur frontier for remains of doughboys who died in the Archangel sector. Bodies would be exhumed this summer and shipped to Lenin grad for international disposition.
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Paris
Siberia
Clifford L. Corbin
United States War Department
France
American Battle Monuments Commission
Col
Corbin
Amur
War Department
Wutclen
Archangel
Leningrad
Hamburg
United States
310Th Engineers
Amersicana
Russell H. Corbin
Cher
Hans
Takes Appeal From City Court Sentence
Robert Bryson of Indianapolis was convicted in City Court for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Mayor John C. Perkins fined five dollars and costs and sentenced Bryson to sixty days at the penal farm. An appeal to Boone Circuit Court was granted and Bryson posted $500 bond for a September trial.
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Robert Bryson
Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Perskins
Bryson
Royalton
U. S. Highway 62
Small
Alleged swindler released on bond in Boone County case
Henry Davis 65 held in Boone county jail on charge of obtaining money by false pretense linked to jewelry swindle. His attorney Paul Binford Greenfield posted $500 bond late yesterday allowing his release from the Boone Co jail after several weeks in custody.
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Henry Davis
Boone County
Paul Binford
Greenfield
Boone Coats Gree
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