Insurgent Powers Seek Concessions From Britain and Italy
June 29 reports from Madrid indicate insurgent forces demand British sailing protections and nonattack rules for Spanish ports and seas. Aimed at expediting an Italian accord, the move includes concessions outlined by Italian sources via Giornale d'Italia and Virginio Gauda. An early war office leak in London features Duncan Sandys claiming a military court inquiry was summoned.
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Obituary: Pucehe Osbon 68 Passed Away in Columbus
Pucehe Osbon aged 68 died at Mt. Carmel hospital Columbus Ohio after hospitalization for tension and treatment. Born in N he was married Sep 14 1893 in Louisville to Trude Taylor who died May 37. He worked as a clerk in a Noblesville dry goods store, later owned a store, and moved to Lebanon nine years ago to become manager of the department in the Adier store. He was affiliated with Center Methodist Episcopal Church and the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include two daughters E. R. Branch of Columbus and Mrs Hubbard of To Ohio, and two grandchildren. Funeral at Noblesville Lodge Hall with burial in Crown Lane cemetery.
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Noblesville
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Noblesville Mill Ranch
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Columbus
John Martin Hubbard
Lithuanian Turmoil Tied to Nazi Expansion Fallout
In the Baltic theater a fierce two hour clash left a 16 year old German son dead and many injured including women. The riot, part of wider controversy over Lithuanian, Nazi expansion, signals mounting tensions as forces were drawn into the conflict gripping the region. Continued on page 4.
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Lebanon motorists in trouble at Lafayette
Lafayette Ind June 29 Frank Breedlove 44 of Lebanon was fined a dollar and costs 11 in city court for driving without a license His wife and Jess Reagan 43 were fined similarly for intoxication Two Reagan sons were sent to a hotel after the Lebanon group was arrested at Tenth and Main streets Monday evening when Breedlove ran a stop light and crashed into Herman Smith 25 South Tenth street
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Roosevelt mapping cross country tour from Hyde Park
President Roosevelt at Hyde Park drafts plans for an extensive cross country tour set to begin next week. Secretaries and railroad agents map routes while calls urge a public platform appearance. He signals support for the New Deal and plans for a new recovery drive starting in July with liberal Republican and Democratic figures set for speaking engagements.
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California
Nye Langer Senate Race Narrows In North Dakota
Fargo June 29 Gov William Langer gains as early returns show Nye leading 51 978 to 48 320 with 2080 of 2260 precincts counted. Observers note Nye bases counted first while Langer strongholds remain to report, signaling a toss up.
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Alleged chicken thief held here after chase
Clarence Horton, 35, held in Boone county jail on a preliminary larceny charge while police investigate links to a chicken theft gang. Officers pursued his car near Road 29 and 32. a rear tire was shot out, Horton surrendered with hands up. Twenty four chickens in crates were found in the vehicle. farm thefts were investigated and linked to Elmer Slipher near Rossten. Horton claimed he bought the fowls in northern Indiana.
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Stock Market Resumes Boom Pace in New York
The New York stock market reopened with strong buying after a brief pause, pushing prices higher in a rally reminiscent of last week. Leading issues surged with gains of $1 to over $4, with U.S. Gypsum jumping more than $9 during the session.
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Jobs Open Today To Person Who Can Sell Himself and Then Produce The Goods
Pittsburgh, June 2. A local consensus holds that the right job goes to a candidate who can sell himself and then produce results. Appearances matter, but intelligence must fit the role. firms seek the square peg in the square hole through careful screening, letters, photos, and rigorous interviews.
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Police War on Union Organizers in New Orleans
Police in New Orleans conducted a broad roundup targeting union organizers and members amid a major CIO drive. Acting Superintendent John Grosch said more than 10 arrests occurred recently, with 100 released and the rest kept in custody to prevent further activity. Two organizers were allegedly beaten and forced out of the city, while others hid. Mrs. Jean Holling and Lucille Pettyjohn were fined $25 for obscene language toward police and said they would appeal. Police roamed the streets day and night under Grosch’s orders as a strike spread through nine large firms for ten days, with officials vowing continued action to suppress the CIO in the city.
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Farmers clash with union labor at Wisconsin creamery
Highland Center Wisconsin saw about 500 farmers protest at the Richland Cooperative Dreamers creamery forcing seven union workers to quit and pressuring others to pledge no union. The scene followed clashes tied to the nearby Carnation plant as the NLRB retreat and officials warned of enforcement actions.
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Bruce Barton keynote speech outlines GOP revival aims
Indianapolis June 29 Bruce Barton NY Republican congressman delivered the keynote at the state convention. He blamed past GOP ommissions for losing touch with the common man and urged a future correcting New Deal mistakes. He praised Roosevelt but said the New Deal era is fading and warned of administrative weaknesses in Washington. Barton argued for purging the party of past excess and pursuing a more populist path under GOP leadership.
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Seek Cooperation Of All Churches To Combat Encroachment of Communism
The Hague June 29 nearly all Christian Churches worldwide are urged to cooperate to combat Bolshevism and Fascism under a World Council plan. A constitution adopted by 75 representatives from 21 countries outlines an assembly of up to 450 and a central committee of up to 90. The council, a fellowship of churches accepting Jesus Christ, will coordinate study, regional conferences, and united action without legislative power, linking Oxford and Edinburgh successors.
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Miami Indian Chief Godfrey Dies at 76
Peru Ind June 29 Frank Godfroy 76 chief of the Eel River band of Miami Indians died today two weeks after an operation. He was grandson of the late Francis Godfroy last war chief and great grandson of Frances Slocum White Rose of the Miamis kidnapped from white parents at six. Godfrey a St Charles Catholic parishioner and Notre Dame law student.
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Resolutions Bol Completes Work On Proposals
Indianapolis June 29 resolutions committee reports minority plan with sweeping changes to state government including unicameral legislature, appointment of judges, repealing gross income tax and local option liquor plank. Committee rejects local option, denounces beer traffic, proposes civil service reform and real estate reassessment.
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Willis Wins Republican Senate Nomination On Third Ballot
Raymond G. Willis of Angola led the final ballot at the G O P state convention for United States Senate, securing the nomination after Walter Bossert withdrew and rural delegates shifted. Final totals showed Willis ahead with support across Indiana sections. Starr and Wills trailed as votes continued, with 1,765 cast on the first roll call and 881 needed for nomination.
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Flood control bill signed by President Roosevelt
Hyde Park June 29 President Roosevelt signed a 375 million flood control bill funding public works on rivers and harbors from the’Imemac basin to the lower Mississippi and toward the Willamette. LaPorte June 29 grand jury considers first degree murder charge against Orelle Easton for the slaying of State Policeman Ray Dixon near South Bend. Syracuse June 29 two NY National Guard officers indicted on charges of defrauding the government over five years totaling 1200 dollars, with Cincinnati notes indicating broader irregularities exceeding a billion dollars.
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