Clarence ChamberlainAims at Berlin Flight Dupe of Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlain, American flyer, leaves New York for Berlin to try to duplicate Lindberghs feat he fails. A vacation reading club forms at the public library. Saron Reformed church will conduct a daily vacation Bible school this summer. Mrs Grant Bredgew was hostess to the Baptist Missionary Society at her home on East Vincennes street. In Vincennes a jury finds Ora Hatfield guilty of shooting a woman at Bicknell. sentence life imprisonment.
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Clarence Chamberlain
New York
Berlin
Lindy
Saron Reformed Church
Grant Bredeweg
Baptist Missionary Society
East Vincennes Street
Vincennes
Ora Hatfield
Linton
Bicknell
Time studies urged to cut military waste in bills
A government hearing quoted Harold J. Mack urging the Army and Navy to adopt time study methods and industrial engineering to save billions. He noted current prohibitions on time measurements since 1915 but said labor now accepts the approach, with possible 10 percent efficiency gains and incentives for top performers.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
Harold J. Mack
War and Navy Department
Mack
Ford Motor Co
Associates
Time study on gun loading speeds sparks protest
Mack says the Army and Navy violated time study rules to find the fastest loading and firing method. He calls it a crime that they broke the law to improve efficiency, noting a four minute saving per stop operation and nearly halving crew size.
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Mack
Army
Navy
Health plan shortages highlighted at PTA convention
Chicago June 4 40 000 000 Americans lack real health service says Thomas Parran surgeon general in a National Congress of Parents and Teachers speech He urges local health units and praise for PTA pillar of jubilee year He notes progress of public health movement and calls for continued voluntary agency influence Frances Perkins warns on juvenile delinquency signaling need to catch up intellectually and spiritually.
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Chicago
U.P
Thomas Parran
U. S. Public Health Service
United States
Parran
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Congress
Truman
Hortense Gilbert
New York City
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Frances Perkins
Hoosier grads flooded with job offers across Indiana
Indiana universities report a surge in spring graduates receiving multiple offers. Engineers from Notre Dame and Purdue see up to three offers per student, with average salaries around 259 dollars and some women offered up to 250 dollars. Indiana University notes veterans drive the hiring rush.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Hoosier Colege
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue
Depauw
Butler University
John F. Mee
Indiana University Business School
Tomorrow’s Heart Troubles in a Turbulent House
Val recovers after a near death, and Sherry counsels her on love and loyalty. Lex comforts Sherry while caring for Val, as Val confronts Kevin Blake’s accusations and Wade’s patience. Val contemplates a fresh start with Wade, and Sherry reveals her own unfulfilled love while facing an uncertain future.
Engineers Earn High Starting Salaries Surge
Engineers commands salaries up to $300 in some offers yet graduates favor stable, established firms. They seek reliable employers that promise better job security during potential downturns.
Livestock Prices Report From Indianapolis Market
Hay and hogs show varied shifts across weights with 270 to 280 pound hogs up to 25 higher. Early sow market steadies around 18 to 19. Cattle and calves mostly steady. good loads of lightweight steers and heifers at 24.40 to 25.50 and 24.75 to 25.50 respectively. cows and cutters steady to weak with lower bids on common grades.
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Indianapolis
U.P
PMA
Cattle Prices Mixed With Steady Veal and Beef Values
Canners and cutters steady to slow with declines up to 50 cents. Good beef cows largely 17.75 to 20.00, common and medium 13.50 to 17.25, canners and cutters 10.50 to 13.50. Vealers fairly active and steady, good and choice 23.50 to 26.00, common and medium 12.00 to 23.00, culls around 10.00.
Dallas Told Off About Its Airport
Dallas Love Field is not the worst airport in the United States but second to Chicago, a claim by Dudley M. Steele of the American Association of Airport Executives during a stopover. City officials rebut the charge saying the field looks mussed because construction work is in progress.
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Dallas, Tex
U.P
Dallas
Love Field
United States
Chicago
Dudley M. Steele
American Association of Airport Executives
Steele A Hero Or Foe Of L A Airport Policies
Steele, former resident turned Lockheed manager at Burbank air terminal, criticized Burbank city demands for higher airline landing fees. He defended proper management as the key to a first-rate city and airport.
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Steele
Lockheed’s
Burbank
Calif
Court Judge E B Chappell Seeks Barber License
Lincoln Nebraska judge E B Chappell of the state supreme court resigned from the bench to study and pass barber written and practical exams. He practiced barbering for nine years before entering law. Examiner Jack Gore said the license is sought for sentimental reasons.
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Lincoln, Neb
E. B. Chappell
Nebraska State Supreme Court
Chappell
State Examining Board
Jack Gore
Elkhart Soldier’s Body Found in Philippines
The War Department reported the body of Cpl. John Novak, 28, of Elkhart, missing since 1942, was found in the Philippines and identified. He was captured May 7, 1942 and declared dead May 8, 1944, with malaria listed as the cause at Camp O’Donnell. His sister Mrs. Frances Mills of 910 Cedar St. Elkhart was listed as next of kin.
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Washington
U.P
Elkhart
Philippines
War Department
John Novak
Camp O’'Donnell
Frances Mills
Cedar St
Doctors warn sulfa and antibiotics not sinuses cure all
Dr. Harry P. Schenck of the University of Pennsylvania Hospital cautions against indiscriminate use of sulfa drugs streptomycin and penicillin for sinus ailments. He says the basic disorder is relieved by opening and draining congested passages, with drugs aiding only after drainage.
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Philadelphia
A.P
Harry P. Schenck
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelpha County Medical Society
Schenck
Caution Needed At Home Too
A state public health survey finds more than 300 Massachusetts children were killed in home accidents last year. The report highlights risk factors in domestic settings and calls for safety measures to prevent injuries.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State Public Health Department
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Sherry
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Heaven
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Steven Geray
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Sarvenlay
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Columbia Picture
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