Indiana Sate News Summary of Hoosier happenings
Dr. B L Donaldson, 55, ex Hartford Mich and Elkhart, who began practice in Goshen, suicide in apartment. 70 year old Richard Sommerville shot by Andrew Bales, 70, in North Salem with Bales jailed. jealousy cited. Watermelons 8 cents, cantaloupes 7 for 25. Postmaster reappointments. tomatos yield at Purdue station. county cattle data. numerous local notices. Public liquor seizure sewer pour at city hall. Long Lake game association formed. Roads funding in Madison county. wool savings in Shelby county. coal and canning notes. many state posts and guards. Governor McCray mulls extending purchasing committee. Klan certificate controversy. corn stalk with 32 ears shown in Columbus.
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B. L. Donaldson
Hartford
Mich
Elkhart
Goshen
Richard Sommerville
Andrew Bales
North Salem
Bales
Tendricks
Danville
Dales
Summerville
Jeffersonville
Seymour
W. J. Reed
Cecil Burkett
Bennie Slavin
Ora
Knox
Burkett
Posey
Gibson Counties
Posey Ville National Bank
Poseyville
Indiana
Edward B. Spohr
Jamestown
Charles H. Callaway
Milton
William A. Holtel
Oldenburg
Lyman R. Ruinforth
Leavenworth
Senate
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Bryant
St. Mary of the Woods
Dunbar
Mollie V. Askten
French Lick
Lake
Laporte
Porter
Marshall
St. Joseph
Fulton
Pulaski
Starke
T Starke
Calton
Ilords
Iulton
Laport
John Wazner
Notre Dame University
Wezner
Bloomington
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Walter Peterson
Browning
Long Lake and Game Protective Association
Long Lake
Lagrange County
State Conservation Department
128Th Protective Association
Division of Fish
State Department
Madison County
Shelby County
Columbus
Bartholomew
Deavers
Lawrence Lyons
State Highway Commission
Lyons
Indiana National Guard
Camp Inox
Albert Rich
War Department
Militia Bureau
Washington
Milita Bureau
Purdue University
Wlein Woods
Jennings County
North Vernon
Purdue
McCray
State ‘Purchasing Committee
Fred R. Robinson
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Robinson
Two Year World Cruise Begins Aboard Speracks
Mr and Mrs Albert Y Goewen start a 50 000 mile two year cruise aboard the 98 foot motor yacht Speracks from New York with eight others in the party.
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Albert Y. Goewen
Speracks
New York
Rockefeller and doctor plan golf on hundredth birthday
Dr Hamilton Fisk Bigrar a noted Cleveland surgeon and personal physician to John D Rockefeller predicted Rockefeller will live to a century old. Both men are eighty two and plan to play golf on their one hundredth birthday anniversary.
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Hamilton Fisk Bigrar
Cleveland
John D. Stockefeller
Rockefeller
Flood prevention plans eyed for Pueblo Arkansas valley
Engineers from the federal reclamation service outline multiple flood control options for Pueblo and the Arkansas river valley with estimated costs from 9 million to 17.5 million dollars. Plans include 210000 acre feet of detention storage, channel enlargements, concrete channels, and bank protection, noting data gaps and the need for detailed hydrographic surveys.
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Ngineers
Federal Reclamation Service
Pueblo
Arkansas River
Secretary of the Interior
James Munn
J. L. Savage
Denver Reclamation Office
Fountain Creek
Steel Hollow
Arkansas Valley
Parcel Post Rates May Be Increased
The Postmaster General says parcel post rates may rise if an investigation confirms a projected 70 million dollar annual deficit. Auditors and engineers survey nationwide to determine if parcel post is a major loss, with deficits blamed on business slump, higher wages, and railroad payments.
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Ashington
Hays
Post Office
Congress
Oil Shale Could Supply U S Petroleum In Future
A Bureau of Mines report says United States oil shale imports may meet all national petroleum needs after crude supplies run out. Deposits span Colorado Utah Montana Nevada and California with some production already in place. Retorting plants for 1000 tons daily could cost 1 to 5 million dollars and over 150 companies have formed to develop shale oil ventures.
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United States
Bureau of Mines
Scotland
France
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Nevada
California
Debeque
Colo
Watson
Elko
Nev
Dillon
Mont
Geological Survey
Move to tax beer under nonintoxicating cereal beverages plan
A national movement asks Congress to shift taxes from the public to nonalcoholic beer by enabling beer with 2.75 percent alcohol to be manufactured and sold. Proposals aim to raise the revenue from 1.0 to 1.25 billion dollars. Prof Seligman voices cautious support for taxing beer and light wines without repealing Prohibition. Experts estimate 90 to 120 million barrels could be consumed if beer runs at 2 percent alcohol.
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Congress
Edwin R. Seligman
Columbia Uni
Versity
Finance Committee
Senate
Seligman
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