Indiana Democrats weigh renomination amid factional rift
In Giadianapolis Indiana on June 30 the political scene centers on whether Democrats yield to revived calls to renominate Senator Jerick Van Nuys after the Republic ticket’s backing. The July 12 gathering in Delphi faces Willis of Angola and Watson lining up to oppose. Delegates and party leaders maneuver to forestall anti-Watson forces as Willis gains support from a large portion of Indiana Republican elite.
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Eugene J. Cadou
Giadianapolis
Ind
Indiana Democrats
Jerick van Nuys
Hercal
Nation of the Republic
Liary F. Schricker
Ra BE
Willis
Angola
Rotary
Les Watson
Republicarite
Milk monopoly probe extends across states
Federal Judge James Wilkerson subpoenaed milk associations in Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and the Midwest for a sprawling milk monopoly investigation described as four and a half feet of records. Owens-Illinois and GE were ordered to disclose all dealings with the board of health and milk doors.
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Indiana
Wisconsin
Mid
Fed
James 4. Wilkerson
Owens-Illinois
Board of Health
Prison Break Rumors Suppress Leavenworth
Reports from Kansas indicate a possible escape plot at Leavenworth Prison. Authorities fear an organized breakout led by inmates, with guards and a large search underway on the grounds as investigators pursue a cache of torn bedding and improvised tools. The prison grapevine suggests several inmates are involved and the full extent remains under inquiry.
Gambling Racket Held Key To Slaying
Chicago police believe the gambling racket holds the clue to the slaying of 26 year old Harry L. Minor shot at a northside shopping center. He was approached from behind as he neared his car and fired upon, then another two bullets were sent into his body. Two men fled toward a waiting car, one diving into it as it accelerated away. The other man vanished into an alley, leaving no witnesses.
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Chicago
Harry L. Minor
Froday Northside
Minor
Coely
Jbold
Arknes
U C C Announces Fourth Activities At Alen Country Club
The Alen Country Club hosts a weekend qualifying round for its championship with an eighteen hole format. The event includes a Fourth of July all day program featuring bridge for women, holiday noon or evening winners, and a dance starting at nine. The sixteen lowest scores advance to the championship flight, with the next thirty two to the duffers flight. Match play begins July 17, with a driving and putting contest on July 4. Pete Hendrie leads the golf committee. Theodore Entz and LF Haonl head the organizing group.
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Bridge
Ano
Duffers
Pete Hendrie
Theodore Entz
LF. Haonl
Boone County Home Ec Tour Indefinitely Postponed
The Boone County Home Ec tour has been postponed indefinitely with no new date set. An announcement on the rescheduled date will be issued later.
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Boone County
Civil War Veterans Return to Gettysburg Battlefields
Gettysburg Pa June 30 arm in arm seven hours of reunion as aging Civil War veterans retrace Big Round Top Seminary Ridge and the Wheat Field battle sites. They pause at Little Round Top read bronze orders and recall Pickett’s Charge while nearly two thousand comrades march to the national shrine. Continued on Page 2.
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Gettysburg
America
Big Round Top
Seminary Ridge
Little Round Top
Pickett
Oas
City to buy Crime Detection Lab to fight Chicago crime
Chicago moves to purchase the Crime Detection Laboratory of Northwestern University for 25000 dollars. City plans to house it at the present site until a new police building can be arranged and will take over most of the university staff as city employees. The laboratory, founded by Col Calvin H Goddard, would study crimes with advanced forensic methods to quickly prove guilt through evidence such as dust, nails, blood stains, and footprints.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Une
Kelly
Omar
University
Col
Calvin H. Goddard
Nye G O P Winner In North Dakota Primary
Bismarck North Dakota June 30 Nye G O P winner in North Dakota primary with Gerald P Nyetpilay securing the Republican renomination as returns show Nye KG 802 and Langer 84 012 amid 2 260 precincts reporting.
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Nye G. O. P
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Gerald P. Nyetpilay
Wiliam Langer
Nye
Langer
Leander Tomlinson, Boone county leader, dies at 74
Leander Walker Tomlinson aged 74, lifelong Boone county figure and former Indiana state representative, died Wednesday at 6 45 pm at his home 18 North Lebanon Street after months of ill health. Survived by widow Minnie Booker, two sons Ben and Lloyd, brother Thomas, and preceded in death by son Lynn. Memorial services Saturday at 10 am at Comley funeral home with Rev Homer Dale officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Leander Walker Tomlinson
Boone County
North
Lebanon Street
Mr. Tomlinson
Nathan Worrell
Levina (Cox) Tomlinson
Ohio
Whitestown
Minnie Booker
Lebanon
Tomlinson
Hooton Brothers Hardware Company
Beck Washing Machine Company
Ilinois
Ohio Cultivator Company
Masonic Lodge of
Ben Tomlinson
Lloyd Tomlinson
Yuba City
Calif
Thomas Tomlinson
Lynn Tomlinson
Comley Funeral Home
Homer Dale
Indiana Soldiers Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
De Valera Reelected Premier of Eire in Dail Vote
Dublin June 30 Kaman De Valera was reelected premier of Eire by a 75 to 45 vote in the Dail. His party won a clear majority in the recent parliamentary elections.
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Dublin
Kaman de Valera
Eire
Hammond Woman Fatally Injured In Highway Crash
A Hammond woman died and another was seriously hurt in a traffic accident on US 8 and Highway 52 near Center Ridge School north of Lebanon. Four men sustained minor injuries as occupants of the Hammond car returning from the Republican state convention in Indianapolis. Mrs. Lillian Anderson died en route to Witham hospital. the car owner H B Howard and Harold Bittner were among the injured. Coroner E B Rainey reported Anderson’s neck was broken and skull fractured. State police counted heavy congestion as north and southbound lanes slowed and a passing Ohio car driven by Noland Fehl of Cincinnati contributed to the collision. Continued on Page 6.
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Center Ridge School
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Lake County
Lillian Anderson
Witham Hospital
Jacob Bannings
H. B. Howard
Harold Bittner
EB. A. Rainey
Anderson
Trafic
Makean
Ohio
Noland Fehl
Cincinnati
Roosevelt urges relief and reform policies for freedom
President Roosevelt spoke to the National Education Association in New York urging bold relief and reform. he condemned censorship and purges in other lands while defending New Deal policies. He stressed investing in natural resources and people, warning against exhausting capital and favoring long-range budgets. He praised public education and a warless path, outlining a democratic, progressive national vision.
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New York
Roosevelt
National Education Association
Nazi Germany
Italy
USC Student Finds Way To Send Sound Over Light Beam
University of Southern California student Gerald Mosteller, one of 448 master’s degree candidates, discovers a method to transmit sound using a light beam. With a five cent flashlight battery and amplifiers, music and voice can be sent along a focused light, offering secrecy beyond radio and potential aviation, military, and automotive uses.
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Los Angeles
Gerald Mosteller
University of Southern California
Wis
Mosteller
Army
Navy
S. C
U.S. C
Two Helens to face off in Wimbledon final
Wimbledon England June 30 Mrs Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs, both from California, will meet in the women’s singles final after Moody defeated Fran Hilda Sperling of Denmark 12 10 6 4 and Jacobs beat Alice Marble 6 4 6 4 in the semifinals.
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Wimbledon
Fng
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Commons rocked by disclosures in Sandys case
London June 30 a sensational revelation that a young Conservative MP received a highly secret document on Britain's emergency air defense plans. War Minister Hore-Belisha laid out the Sandys affair, admitting defense inadequacies as Privileges Committee found a breach.
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London
Britain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Duncan Sandys
Sandys
M. P
Belisha
Commons
Laniy
Pennsylvanias 44 hour work week ruled unconstitutional
Philadelphia reports that the 44 hour week law aimed at 2.5 to 3 million male workers in Pennsylvania was declared unconstitutional by the State Supreme Court. Other items note sympathy strikes in New Orleans threatening cargo movement, CIO unions refusing to handle cargo from truck firm protesters, and New York Stock Exchange electing William McMartin as first paid president with a 48000 salary. Madrid reports a surprise government attack near Guadaram a capturing four villages as insurgent lines retreat near Segovia. Terre Haute, Indiana chosen for a new federal prison funded by the PWA. Hull denies U S lending money to Mexico for public works or navy oil purchases.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
State Supreme Court
New Orleans
CIO
Morgan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Washington
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
United States
Mexico
Governor to Call Special Session on $8 Million Building Plan
Governor M. Clifford Townsend announced a special session of the Indiana Legislature to appropriate funds for a federal PWA aided building program. Aiming to start around August 1, the session will focus on an $8,000,000 public works initiative with about $4.4 million state and $3.6 million federal funds for buildings at Indianapolis and Indiana University.
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Indianapolis
Ind
M. Clifford Townsend
PWA
Indiana University
Stocks Hit New Highs Then Ebbs in Late Trading
New York June 30 Stocks rose early to a new high for the year but fell back, losses replacing gains. Utilities rallied in the last hour, easing the list’s decline. Early rush kept premiums. A. S. Gypsum dropped eight points as overall volume cooled to about 300000 shares per hour after over a million in the first hour.
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New York
A. S. Gypsum
Youthful Bandit Awaits Extradition to Indiana
In Kankakee Illinois on June 30 Orel Caston 25-year-old bandit awaiting murder trial in La Porte Indiana cried in his cell over no letter from his parents in reply to his plea for forgiveness His mail to Valley City North Carolina was mailed yesterday His brother Clarence 27 hours earlier also faced arrest after a gunfight that killed Indiana State Trooper Dixon Clarence died and Orelle was wounded in a police trap Deselm Illinois extradition papers approved by governors of Indiana and Illinois enabled his departure for LaPorte today
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Til
Orelcaston
la Porte
Ind
Oreille
Valley City
N. C
Qorelle
Clarence
Carreer
R Dixon
Indiana
Orelle
Deselm
Ill
LaPorte
Illinois
Japan vows not to bomb open Chinese cities
Vatican City June 80 Japan pledged to stop bombing open cities in China following an appeal by Pope Pius Osservatore Romano the official organ of the Holy See reported today.
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Japan
China
Pius Osservatore Romano
Holy See
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