Prison term given to Portsmouth physician for narcotic act
Dayton Ohio June 1 Judge R Nevin sentenced Portsmouth physician Dr Herbert H Morgan to two and a half years in Atlanta penitentiary after he pleaded guilty to two of seven counts for violating the Harrison narcotic act. Dr Elizabeth Overhulser and her husband Dr Lloyd Overhulser relatives also charged won continuance til Monday afternoon.
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Dayton
Ohio
Herbert H. Morgan
Portsmouth
Atlanta
R. Nevin
Elizabeth Overhulser
Lloyd Overhulser
Morgan
Youth Lockjaw Victim Norwood Sheley Dies in Indiana
Norwood Lee Sheley four years old, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Sheley of Washington county, developed lockjaw from a minor heel scratch. He died at 7:30 p.m. Thursday after a two day illness.
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Washington
Ind
Norwood Lee Sheley
Lester Sheley
Miss Adela Hale Named Honorary Colonel at KU
Miss Adela Hale of Hutchinson Kansas has been chosen honorary colonel of the University of Kansas Reserve Officers Unit. She will assume the rank when she presides as queen of the upcoming military ball. Hale has served as captain of the coed rifle team.
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Adela Hale
Hutchinson
Kan
University of Kansas
Supreme Court adjourns after busy term
Washington, June 1 The supreme court will end one of its most eventful terms here Monday. Decisions on pending cases will be announced as the nine justices disband until October. O Fallon Sinclair and Great Jakey water cases were high points of the eight month term, which set a new speed record. About 1,000 cases were heard and roughly 200 disposed of by written opinions. Fewer than 200 docketed cases will carry over to the next term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
O'Fallon
Sinclair
Raid One Brewery in Chicago Smashes 46000 Gallons Mash
Prohibition agents raided one of Al Capone's big Chicago breweries in his absence and confiscated 46000 gallons of mash. The three story plant stood just south of the Loop as occupants fled through a skylight while agents battered the front door.
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United Press Dispatcis
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Loop
Stamp Men Arraigned Over National Stamp Fraud Ring
New York June 1 post office officials disclosed a nation wide conspiracy that defrauded the United States of 4 500 000 in the past year. Two men were arrested and arraigned as part of a group charged with washing and selling canceled postage stamps.
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New York
United States
Post Office
Ford and Russia Sign $80 Million Auto Deal
Detroit June 11 An agreement between Soviet Russia and Ford Motor Co involves about 80 million dollars worth of Ford cars and a Ford factory to be built by the Soviet government. Henry Ford Valdemir Meshlauk and G. Bron signed for nine years with Amtorg Trading Corp in New York assisting.
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Detroit
Mich
Soviet Russia
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Henry Ford
Valdemir Meshlauk
Supreme Council of National Economy
Government of
Union
Soviet Socialist Republics
8. G. Bron
Amtorg Trading Corporation
New York
Reynolds Jailed 30 Days for Defacing Flags During Memorial Day
Milwaukee area brief. Ray Reynolds, 34, was sentenced to thirty days in the house of correction after tearing down and trampling several American flags part of Memorial day decorations in Cudahy. Judge Douglas B. Hett, a World War II Navy veteran, imposed the sentence in a brief session.
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Milwaukee
Wis
House of Correction
Douglas B. Hett
Ray Reynolds
Indianapolis Markets Report With Hog and Cattle Prices
Hog receipts 5 000 holdovers 190 market steady 250 850 Ibs $10.75 11.10 200 250 Ibs $11 11.15 160 200 Ibs $11 11.15 180 160 Ibs $10.50 10.75 90 180 Ibs $9.50 10.25 pack ing sows 9 10 Cattle receipts 200 calves 300 market steady Beef steers 12.50 14.75 top id beef cows 8.50 11 low cutter 6.50 8 vealers 13.50 14.50 heavy calves 7.50 12 bulk stock feeder steers 9 12.50 Sheep receipts 400 market steady top fat lambs 18 quotable bulk fat lambs 11.50 12.50 bulk cull lambs 8.50 10.50 bulk fat ewes 4.50 6.50 spring lambs 15 16.50
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Indianapolis
Highway damage after heat sparks explosions in Indiana
State Highway reports from Vincennes indicate concrete highways fractured by premature July fourth like explosions due to sudden heat rise and wet base. Incidents occurred on the Oaktown road on St Clair hill and Bruceville road, damaging the pavement.
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Vincennes
Ind
HH. C. Offutt
Oaktown
St. Clair Hill
Bruceville Road
Pheasant Eggs to Be Distributed Across Indiana
Indianapolis June 1 The state conservation department fish and game division will distribute 16450 pheasant eggs to be hatched on farms across the state. Eggs will be delivered by June 10 to 114 sportsmen clubs which will release the chicks later.
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Indianapolis
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
George N. Mannfeld
Repudiates Confession in Eldorado Family Slayings Case
A Kansas case draws national psychiatric interest as Owen Oberst, an 18 year old farm boy, faces trial after repudiating a confession to killing seven family members and burning the house at Eldorado. He was previously sentenced to life but was remanded for trial by the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Qwen Oberst
Eldorado
Kansas
Supreme Court of Kansas
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