Indiana high school music contest finals in Bloomington
Eleanor Williams from Washington will compete in the second annual state high school music contest at Indiana University May 17. Winners from sectional contests in Bloomington, Fort Wayne, Gary and Indianapolis advance. awards include gold, silver and bronze medals. The contest will feature an institute on music teaching and personal conferences with IU artist-teachers for contestants.
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Bloomington
Ind
Eleanor Williams
Washigton
Ins
Ana University
Moomington
Ft. Wayne
Garys
Indianapolis
Migs William
Indiana University School of Music
Indiana
Washington
Piano Divison
Mary Ellen Kapp
Walton
Jane Buch
Ladywood High School
Beulah Cole
Whiting
Mary Eleanor Fields
Bedford
Rosemary Humphreys
Linton
Robert L. Jacobs
Hartford City
Thomas Jensen
Wheatfield
Gwendolyn Maloney
Huntingsburg
Margaret Ray
Montpelier
Bertha Schmitt
St. Mary’s Academy
Juanita Zur
Chet
Floris Arnotss
Rensselaer
Ann Elizabeth Baker
Nort Side
A Wayne
Florence Grosvenor
High School
Fort Wayne
Maxine Palma
Ladywood
Idianapolis
Josephin Ro Emerson
Ace Withliam Stuart
Crispus Attucks
Austin Smith
Moray High School
London
Mary Elle Kapp
Edwin Patton
Bluffton
Naval Appropriations Bill Reported by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee reported the 1931 naval appropriation bill totaling 379,036,086 dollars. It includes 49,400,000 for new ship construction within the London limitation treaty. The panel paused endorsement of the London naval party pending executive session reconsideration. Rear Admiral William V. Pratt named to head expert naval witnesses with expectations to follow Secretary Adams.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Naval Sub-Committee
Wm. V. Pratt
Adams
Parker Nomination Rejected by Senate 41 39 Vote
Washington May 7 the Senate rejected President Hoover's nomination of John J Parker as associate justice of the United States Supreme Court by 39 to 41. The defeat ends a bitter fight dominated by organized labor and Negro groups, forcing the president to send another name to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Sanford's death. Parker said he would prepare a public statement.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
John 4. Parker
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Organized Labor
Negro Organizatio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Sanford
Richmond
John J. Parker
United Press
Unite States Supreme Court
Democratic Victors Lead Knox Daviess Primaries
Victory and disappointment rested on primary candidates as Knox and Daviess counties tabulated ballots. Democratic leads included Miles for county clerk and Raney for recorder, with Rankin for sheriff and Wilson for assessor. Republican gains led by Sisson for congress and Gilley for state representative. Voter turnout was about half, with 6,819 votes cast for sheriff and 12,440 in the previous presidential race.
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Court House
Henry Arthur Miles
R. L. MclIntosh
Miles
Dennigan
Raney
Rankin
Wilson
Sisson
Gilley
Camp
Ricks
Bateman
Washington Township
Lane
Knox County
Smith
William Dennigan
Washington
Knox and
Daviess Coun Daviess County
Livingston
le County
Greenwood
Denningan
Punctual Muncie youth to graduate from Indiana U
Robert Study of Muncie will end sixteen years of perfect attendance as he graduates from Indiana University this June with a commerce and finance degree. He began schooling in Muncie at age six and later earned Central High School honors. The dedication marks a lifetime of punctual study anchored in local education.
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Muncie
Ind
Robert
Indiana University
Jane
Central High School
Indicted man fails to gain nomination in Clinton primary
Clinton Ind May 7 All danger that Vermillion county might have a sheriff who was indicted on charges of liquor conspiracy was removed when the primary vote thwarted the ambitions of Roy Wright who was to appear for arraignment in federal court at Lis today and had campaigned for Republican domination of the law enforcing office.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
M. Holmes
Louis Ludlow
Pettengill
South Bend
Marion
Ind
Mary Watson
Grand County
Yesger
Sturgeon
Robert
Clinton
Vermillion County
Roy Wright T
Lis
Concrete work begins on State Road 57 project
Sandborn May 7 laying of the new state road 67 from Sandborn to Switz City began Saturday morning. The paving ends at the Kate Jerrell property corner in the south part of town with further connections planned from Bick to the Jerrell area.
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Sandborn
Switz City
Kate Jerrell
May Day Program for Washington Public Schools
The May Day program in Washington public schools features exhibits in manual training sewing cooking and art plus drills. The 2 pm event Friday in the new gym includes school acts from West End South Side Dunbar Walnut Street and more with music by Miss Smith and a Sailors Hornpipe drill by girls and boys classes.
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Washington Public Schools
West End
South Side
Dunbar
Walnut Street
Izzy
Bishop Cannon to testify before Senate lobby panel
Washington May 7 Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be invited to appear before the senate lobby committee in a week or ten days to answer testimony linking him to financing the anti Smith movement in the south Chairman Caraway announced. Cannon will be confronted with the testimony of Ed Jameson the Angel of the anti Smith campaign who said he gave Cannon and 50000 dollars.
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Washington, D.C
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Texas
Angel
Ed Jameson
New York
Indus- Jameson
Cannon
Louisville Woman Sprains Ankle At Filling Station
Mrs F Sharp of Louisville sprained her right ankle early this afternoon stepping from a car at a filling station on Road 50 east of here. She was taken to Dr H Wadsworth's office where X rays were done and the ankle placed in a cast. The party then continued to Louisville with Mr Sharp and a young friend of the family joining.
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F. Sharp
Louisville
St. Lg
Here
Louis
Sharp
Sir
Separation from husband suit filed in St Joseph court
A Mrs Yolanda N Nemeth of South Bend Indiana filed for a five year separation from her Hungarian husband Dd D.z Nemeth in St Joseph circuit court. The action seeks alimony of 25000 dollars. Detention: pti t eth. 26. via Joseph circuit ry and non as in Hungary. The year 1925.
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Sis
South Bend
Ind
Dd. D.z Nemeth
Yolanda N
Ptit
Joseph Circuitry
Nonas
Hungary
Seven of Her Ten Children Die in Ohio Tragedy
Mrs. Ethel Geller, 44, shot and killed seven of her ten children in Columbus after reportedly cutting them to bed, then tried to kill herself. The dead include twins Alige and Alden Yeldon aged three, Byron and Wayne Yeldon aged five, Eleanor aged seven, Elaine aged eight, and Bernard Geller aged 15. Mrs. Geller, in a dying condition, had a second husband Darby 46, previously sentenced to seven to ten in 1926 for a statutory charge. Surviving children are Mildred 17, Verne Pas, and Marion Geller 21, with the United States aid at Atlanta.
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Columbus
Ethel Geller
Jehildren
Alige
Alden Yeldon
Byron and
Wayne
Yeldon
Eleanor Yeldon
Elaine Yeldon
Geller
Darby
Mie
Mildred
Verne Pas
Marion Gelier
United States
Atlanta
Kiwanis Club Meeting Retains Mix of Talks and Guests
The Kiwanis club held a session with no program, featuring classification talk by Bu zap and a talk by Dr. W Me Kitttrick about Dr. Burres. Mrs. J L Henderson attended as a guest and sang three vocal solos with Stix Nutter on piano, while Leslie Hamersly and Rolla Gines also joined. Plans were made to send a delegation to Vincennes and Oakland City on Thursday May 16.
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Kiwanis Club
Itingly
Buzap
W & Me Kitttrick
2 Burres
J. L. Henderson
Stix Nutter
Leslie Hamersly
Car Club
Davenport
Lowa Rolla Gines
Missouri
Vincennes
Oakland City
John H. Shipp Confined to Home After Illness
Local report states John H. Shipp, described as a respected public figure, has been confined to his home due to illness. No further details on diagnosis or treatment were provided, and the situation was confirmed this morning by family sources.
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John H. Shipp
Evansville MA Regains His Pet
Evansville Indiana May 7 Fré Brissenden happy for the first time in five years he can see friends many he never before met His sight failed years ago when he came Evansville two years ago he could only guess at appearances Now he takes them by the hand with a new understanding Medical science stored sight A delicate operation three months of darkness with heavy bandages over his eyes and then Brissenden saw in
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Evansville
Ind
Brissenden
Khé
Brissendén
Local Youth In Serious Condition At Evansville Factory
Mr and Mrs Henry Rayman of Sugarland are called to Evansville as their son Fabian, employed at the Gras ham Brothers Evansville factory, is in serious condition with cancer. No further particulars available.
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Henry Rayman
Sugarland
Evansville
Ness
Fabian
Grasham Brothers
Petersburg Doctor Reports Major Operation at Local Hospital
Fred Newkirk of Petersburg underwent a major operation at a local hospital in Daviess County this morning.
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Fred Newkirk
Petersbur
Daviess County
Large oil well found in Pike County
A new oil well in Pike County has been drilled by a prominent operator. The well yields a 190 barrel natural flow in High Tower sand with oil rising to a depth of 00 feet in an 18 inch formation, signaling a productive strike for the operator and local industry.
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Pike County
Literro
Foreign relations panel to start open hearings May seventh
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee announced plans to begin public hearings in London on naval matters. The session aims to scrutinize relations with foreign powers and address pressing defense concerns amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Senate Foreign Rélations Committee
London
Priests Attend Blessing at St Meinrad's Abbey Service
Thirteen Catholic priests from the territory witnessed a rare blessing at St Meinrad's today. Right Reverend Ignatius Esser received the blessing from High Reverend Joseph, Bishop of Indianapolis, with attendees from St Simons St Mary's St Patrick's and other local parishes.
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St. Meinrad’s
Ignatius Esser
St. Meinrads Abbey
Joseph, Chartra
Indianapolis
John T. O’hare
William da
A. A. McLaughlin
St Simons
Meinrad Rouck
St Mary’s
James A. Holland Cannerburg
Bicycle Rider Causes Accident Near Bluffton Indiana
A May 7 report says a youth riding a bicycle caused a collision that endangered eight people in two autos. Drivers swerved to avoid the rider at Kingsland north of Bluffton. one car overturned injuring the driver, his wife, and two children. The other car’s occupants escaped injury.
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Bluffton
Ind
Kingsland
Blufften
John Zer
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