Ball State awards scholarships for 1926 37 year
Ball State Teachers College announces 100 new high school scholarship awards with 15 renewals under a state act. Winners from 306 graduates include Naomi Stadler Harrison Township and Mary Michaels Fort Wayne. Recipients receive tuition and fee remission totaling 66 dollars, with many counties and towns represented across Indiana.
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Muncie
Ind
Ito Ball State Teachers’college
W. E. Wagoner
General Assembly
Naomi Stadler
Harrison Township
Adams County
Mary: Michaels
South Side High School
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Robert Risinger
Hartford City
Blackford County
Thelma L. Gray
Royal Center
Cass ‘County
Gilbert Staley
Bowling Green
Clay Coun
New ruling on annual race fuel at Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis June 30. The rules committee of the Cont est Board of the American Automobile Association decided there will be no limit on fuel amount for the 500 mile race next May 30, but fuel must come from the same pump serving the public. The change follows a history of fuel mixtures and aims to show stock fuel performance. A prize of $2,000 will be given for the best fuel economy performance.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Motor "Speedway
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Statpr
Try
Indianapo Hs Motor Speedway
Louis Meyer
Lou Moore
Babe’ Stapp
F Frank Brisko
Billy Winn
Russell Snowberger
Dave Evans
Chet Miller
Harry “Cotton” Henning
Harry Miller
BH. V. Rickhenbacker
Wild Bill Cummings
Kelly Petillo
Meyer
Louis Schwitzer
the Speedway
Lee Oldfield
B. E. Sibley
W. G. Lovell
General Motors Research Laboratories
W. G. Wall
Society of Automotive Engineers
Harry Henning
Indiana farmers fill 210000 work sheets in 1926 farm program
Indiana reports rapid progress in the 1926 farm program as about 210 000 work sheets were filed by June 22 under soil conservation aims. Vogler notes that sheets show county plans and eligibility without obligating farmers, with two sheets sometimes needed for combined farming units. County counts may not equal participant numbers.
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Indiana
L. M. Vogler
Vogler
Washington
North Central
Battle to tame wild sheep and goats in Hawaii forest
A major effort to control rapidly multiplying wild sheep and goats begins on 85 000 acres of forest with a 52 mile sheep proof fence. When finished, the plan calls for rounding up and culling the wild animals, a method to be used in other forest reserve districts across the islands. Hawaii hosts about 1 000 000 acres of forest, with 566 000 acres government owned and the remainder held by private sugar interests.
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America
Enelobtite
Hawaiian Islands
Suar Prowers
Visits Here First Time in 23 Years
Mrs. Mary Allen welcomed a surprise visit from her son Erwin Collins arriving from Hannah Oklahoma for a month. It marked his first visit to relatives in the city in twenty three years.
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Mary Allen
Erwin Collins
Hannah
Okla
Mr. Collins
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