Bankers urge road patrols as state police plan gains push
The Indiana Bankers Association calls for a statewide state police department to curb rising crime. Farm and rural communities face banditry from mobile gangs, with data showing rural areas not safe from major crimes. The appeal urges citizens to lobby legislators to pass the proposed bill for a coordinated police system.
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Department of State Police
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Bankers of
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Boston
Bankers’ Association
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
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Peo
Warning signs and new compass tech announced
Stop look and listen signs along Chinese railways use pictures to warn against trespassing on tracks. Airplanes adopt a newly invented earth inductor compass replacing the standard mariners' instrument.
Purdue researchers dub roosters to prevent winter suffering
University Poultry Department expert explains that male breeding chickens at Purdue are dubbed to prevent freezing of combs and wattles. The simple operation uses a razor to remove wattles and combs, allowing birds to endure cold with reduced injury and maintained fertility, despite temporary unappealing appearance.
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Purdue Experiment Station
Purdue Poultry Farm
Phillip Blair Rice Receives Rhodes Scholarship
Phillip Blair Rice of Martinsville, Indiana, a 20 year old Indiana University senior set to graduate with an AB in January 1925, was chosen from twenty candidates to win a Rhodes scholarship at Oxford. The judges praised him as a remarkable student with straight A’s, awarding him 1700 dollars annually. He is the son of Mrs Heane Blair Rice and grandson of the late James M Blair, Martinsville’s prominent citizen.
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International News Service
Bloomington
Ind
Phillip Blair Rice
Martinsville
Indiana University
Rhodes
Oxford College
Oxford
England
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Heane Blair Rice
James M. Blair
World's Highest Radio Station On Mount Corcovado
The highest radio station in the world sits atop Mount Corcovado, about 2000 feet above Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, dominating the skyline and signaling the city with its communications reach.
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Mount Corcovado
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
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