davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

FL viejito Despaigne, ell de.
"bolsillo cerrado', a quien unos
llaman ell integro, otros Ell pull
Gro y algunos ell "tanyanista".
espera solucionar la "cYntrover
STA" de los $40, OO0, 900 de Ella
desverguenza e4Rnominia del
Chase. w
Complaciendo Y los dos coro-
neles, al minomio de la nueva
tirania, ell Sr. Despaigne, que
tambi6n es coronel, abrira la
bolsa a los examigos del EXPIRE
sidente Machado.
La deuda que la revolucion
dignamente republic, la deuda
de las inicuas combinaciones de
Virgins, va a ser reconocida y
pagada en- pafte pOf Fulgenclo
Batista, ell exsargento, ell INA
pole6n" criollo.
luna nueva afrenta, un nue.
vo acto de TRACTION que realiza
ell coronel, aconsejado por Mr..
Jefferson Caffery!
liza infeliz Cuba, donde CEN
tenares de miles de hombres Y
mujeres Sc baten con la extre-
ma miseria, con ell hambre, Sc
ra obligada a pagan por ell ta-
quigrafo que NADIA hizo por la
revolucion pero que sac6 de ella
la mayor tajada.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
Lands DICE QUE ~ LEY
CONTRA CADENS Es
TITUCIo

Tallahassee, Abril dS.-An-
tie ell comite de asuntos judlSa
les del senado ell aboga6S ~
neral Lands manifesto e~X
.manana de hoy que a SUI il ~
la ley contra las cadena; =
INSTITUTIONAL. "Esta es mi OPT
MON individual" La opinion de
cada abogado sobre un asunto
de constitucionalidad Sc halla
sujeta a error. Yo sostengo que
esta ley es constitutional des-
de ell punto de vista del estado
de Florida y del gobierno fede
rail-"
Ell comite invite a declarar
II Abogado General. por ha-
Serlo recomendado asi ell sena-
dor Tillman. Robert J. Pleus,
'sistente abogado general,
rec tambien en- la constitucio-
lalidad del proyecto.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
COMPLETE Ell AMERICAN
CLIPPER SU VUELO HAS
Ia HAWAII

Honolulu, abril ia las II
horas y as minutes complete
aver su vuelo desde California,
una distancia de 2,400 millas
sobre ell Pacific0, ell hidroplano
American Clipper, inauguran-
do la nueva Inca entire los Esta-
dos UnidOs y ell Oriente. Duran
te TODD el vuelo la tripulaci6n
supo en- que lugar Sc %encontra
ba ell enorme aparato.
FL amaraje 10 hizo a las 1857
de la manana, :27 de la tarde
bora del este, tres minutes an
ties del tienSpo calculado. La
tripulaci6n desembarc6 como S
no hubiese pasado fatiga algu-
ma, siendo ovaciOnada rOr miles
de r~erscnas.
Comentando el viaje, el CAPT
tan Musick, primer photo de la
~Pan-American, dijo: Este vuelC
'es I'm tribute a los progresses he.
chos por la aviaci6n en- las dlti-
mas decadas. No tuvimos diff
cultades y realizamos ell expert
mento cientifico que nos fue en-
comendado.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
ENCARCELADO Ell CORO-
MEL C GUEOR-
GUIEFF

Sofia, Bulgaria, Abril 49,
Ell tuerto coronel Gueorguieff,
que ell ano pasado tuvo prisio-
nero al rey Boris, fue encarce-
lado aver, por orden del minis
tro del interior, en- compania
de varios de sus amigos.
Entire los arrestados apare-
cen Ell exprefecto de policia
Vassil Karakoulakoff, Damyan
Velcheff, ell exprimer ministro
Zankoff, ell excoronel Porkoff
y ell exdirector dc policia Net
self.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
ENFERMA UNA DE LAS MI
NITAS DIONNE

Calendar, Ontario, Abril
18.-Una de las nihitas Dion
ne, Emile, fue separada aver
de sus hermanas por haber con
traido un ligero catarro. Sc la
mantendra separada de las o.
tras hasta que sc restablezca
por complete.
FL DR.. Dafoe dice que ell ca
tarro no es de cuidado, pero
que 81 no quiere exponerse a
mayores apuros.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

Carole Lombard estrenara I'm
traje semi-carmelita sutilmen-,
te impreso en- blanco. La falda
es corta. Tn Jacket persia com
pleta ell efecto, con sombrero
blanco, ZapatoS y cartera car
melita Y un ramo de orquideas
,verdes y blaneas.
Dolores del Rio favorece ell
blanco y dara una fiesta en- su
casa con traje de hilo estilo sas-
tire, cambiando despues, a la no
ra de la comida, para pajama
blanca de soda, con matiz rubl
que dara realce al efectO de sus
Marlene Dietrich dice que sc
'pondra sus pantalones y EN- ellos
pasara TODD ell dia.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

Ginebra, 1S.-El Con :
seiosde la Liga de Naciones a
probe aver una resolution con-
denando la actitud de Alema :
Mai por repudiar las clausulas
del tratado de Versailles y dan
do a entender, en- una Erase We
lada, que la guerra surgira $:
Hitler ordena f0rtificar la IONA
del Rain. La Liga queda encar-
gada de garantizar la "santi-
dad de la IONA desmilitarizada
y de hacer respetar las Otras
condolences del tratado de paz.
Inglaterra, Francia e Italia dis
cretamente llaman la atencion
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

mo fue csc mismo anciano
Despaigne ell que aconsej6 al
DR.. Grau la Republication de Ia
deuda del Chase?
Era ell secretario de hacienda
cuando al Chase Sc lie comunic6
que Cuba habia dejado de sen
esclava.
Ahora, subordinate a Bats
ia, con la bota militar sobre la
cabeza, Sc halla dispuesto a pa
gar ell dinero que ell pueblo Gu
bano no disfrutara, que Macha-
do malgast6 en- sus "obras mo-
numentales".
ST ell Chase cobra, que no de-
biera cobrar, la transaction"
de Despaigne sera un monumen
to de tango y oprobio para Ell
regimen militarista".
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
HA DISMINUIDO LA
POBLACION DE VARIOS
P~RESCINTOS URBANOS

Jack Miles, director del CEN
50 que en- estos momentos Sc
confecciona, por orden del esta1
do, manifesto aver que la pobla
ci6n de seis prescintos urbanos
ha disminuido de manera alar-
mantle, comparable con la de
nace cincO amos.
"Verdaderamente me inquie-
ia la disminuci6n de La pCbla
ci6n en- esa parte de la ciudad.
Las personals que no han sido
Tistas por los enumeradores,
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

Sobre aquel monumento que
ell "chulo" Primo de Rivera lba
a erigir en- Madrid a Gerardo
Machado, Y que ahora Sc llama
eel monumento a la Republica
de Cuba, ACADIA de escribir
don Roberto Castrovido, ell no.
table periodista republican, es-
panol, estos parrafos: "Dando
frente al espectador, bajo Ell es-
Guido, hay un pedestal vacio. Iba
a ocuparlo la estatua del gene
raj Machado, ell dictador de Gu
ba, derribado por una revolu-
ci6n. ST nos descuidamos, tiene
Espana que bajar del pedestal
la estatua de Machado, que
quiza tenga va modelada ell Illus
ire escultor Benlliure". Ell mo
numento a la Republica a Ma
chado es herencia de la dictadu
ra de Primo de Rivera. Por nc
sc que "macana" de Machado
ra de Primo de Rivera. Por nc
cersela y apretar los consabidos
lazos... Ell monumento con Ma
chado me pareci6 abominable J
asi 10 die, sin que la censurs
me 10 impidiera...
"Sin Machado me parece ur
POGO tardio. Hace SO o 81 amos
cuando a Pi y Margall Sc lie
llamaba antipatriota, NAL espa'
mol, filibustero, me hubiera pa.
recido de perlas FL monumentC
a la Republica libre e indepen.
diente de Cuba. Ahora he per
dido Ell 500 del entusiasmo."
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

New York, abril 18.-La Aso
ciacion Nacional de m~anufactu-
reros acusa a la Federation A
mericana del trabajo de coac-
ci6n V de mantener las CONVEX
saciones de huelga para impo-
ner al congreso la legislation
que desea.
En- una declaration firmada
por los directories Sc dice que la
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
G.

La Sra. Ramona Soto, de so
amos, vecina del numero 2815
de la Gale 10, falleci6 aver. Ell
entierro Sc ~efectuara manana,
a las $50 de la tarde, en- ell ce-
menterio del Centre Espanol.
Deja a su esposo, Sr. Pascual
Soto; una hija, Sra. Sara Con-
zalez, Y una Meta, Angelica
Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
Ell TEMPO

Claro para manana y Ell vier-
mes. POGO cambio en- la tempe
ratura.
Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades; mfnima, 81.
Marea alta a las 2:15 a. m.
Marea baja a las TAB a, m. y
g 30 p, m.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
Murio repentinamente ell exdiputado Peacock

Ell ciudadano Arthur L. Pea
Geek, que fuera diputado con
los sheriffs Joughin y Hatton,
murio aver repentinamente, de
una apoplegia, en- su domicilio
del numero 77O1 de la aveni-
da de Nebraska.
Pocas horas antes Sc habia
sentido NAL, con escalofrios,
pero creyo que Sc trataba de
un fuerte catarro. Era muy a
preciado en- la c%olonia latina y
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

Long quiere apoderarse del
dinero que Estados Unidos man
de, para obras p1blicas, al esta-
do de Luisiana.
Els asi como va a empezar Ell
reparto, con los millones de Sa'
muel?
iYa es duro trabajo querer
arrancarle al gobierno federal
10 que es suyo, 10 que legitima-
mente lie pertenece!
iPor largas que sean las ma
nos de Largo no lie llegaran a
los bolsilIos del viejo de las ban
has y Ell sombrero de cOpa!
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

todas las noches frecuentaba,
en- compania de Mr.. Joughin,
ell cafe Columbia, situado en- la
Septima y caile %.
La semana pasada Sc lie de-
tuvo como director del grupo
de hombres que mutilo al abo-
gado Cargell, de St. Peters
burg, quedando en- libertad ba-
jo fianza.
lie sobreviven su esposa, dos
hermanos y dos hermanas.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
La Association Patronal acusa
de amenazas a la Federation

Federation rehusa aceptar res
'ponsabilidad legal por sus ac-
tos Y que trata de lograr Sc a
Ipruebe tan POGO intelligence me-
dida legislative como la ley
Wagner. Sc opone la Asocia-
Ici6n a Ia ley Wagner, que prohi
be a los patronos r%ecurrir a la
intimidation Y cOacci6n para
Idominar a los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

haran bien llamandome al tele-
fono 1925. /
Siete de los prescintos AFRO
jan un total de 1922, 525 me-
nos que en- ell censo federal de
1880.
En- Gambia la poblaci6n ha
aumentado en- los barrios rura.
les.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

Nos dicen de la Habana que
el DIR. Guiteras, ell ex-secretario
de gobernacion, Sc encuentra
en- los Estados Unidos con 5000,
900 de los 100000 que Sc abo-
naron por ell rescate del Sr. Fa-
LA Bonet...
81 la n0ticia es cierta, al jefe
revolucionario lie sobran billetes
de banco y lie falta dinero. lie
sobra en- los bolsillos y lie falta
para la obra que el desea reali-
Ear, porque los billetes estan
"circulados'.
Es muy probable que Sc ca
.lrmnie al DR.. Guiteras Y que en-
.lugar de 100000, en- billetes de
a Glen, tenga 100000 buenos de-
secs para Cuba ". unas ganas
locas de que a Batista lie llegue
su bora.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18
All 40 I d. la Liga de Naciones
enar la conducta de Alemania
u nueva violacion de los Tratados
$50 produciria la guerra

lsobre la importancia de la fra
se repSdaei6n de los tratados
" ''todas las medidas aproa
ldas de parte de los miembroSae
Ia Liga, dentro de- la estructu-
Ira del convenio." Esto Sc inter
preta como una alusi6n a san :
clones militares y econ6micas
baio ell articulo Is del %convenio.
I'm Comite fue nombrado para
Iponer 'dientes" al Convenio, dis
poniendo automaticas penalida-
DIES en- futuras violaciones de
tratados por cualesqUiera podel
que actue como Alemania 10 he
Ihecho.
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

iMuy descontentos estaban
en- la manana de hoy, en- ell Cen
tro Obrero, los torcedores y tor
cedCras de Mr.. Davis.
Sc llamaban a engano y pro-
testaban...
iCuesta mucho trabajo pro-
ceder cOrrectamente en- este
pals de la democracia, no del
nazismo O fascismo?
La gaceta., 1935-04-18

Hemos de reconocer que Cas-
trovido no es ell nnico ciudada-
no que ha perdido 81 entuaias.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
TOWNSEND PLAN
GROUP TO SEEK
ASSEMBLY HELP
Endorsement to Be Sought
on Pension Program
for AGED.

The Townsend Plan Association of
Indiana will attempt to have this
session of the General Assembly in
dorse their plan for old-age pen
sions, the organization announced
today following the filing of articles
Of incorporation with the Secretary
Of State yesterday.
More than $4,000 persons in In
dianapoliS and 100000 in Indiana
have signed petitions indorsing this
plan. according to E. J. Speake,
president. He said that twenty
clubs have been formed in Marion
County and others are being organ
ICED daily.
The organization will exert pres
sure to have this session of the Leg
iSlature adopt a legislative indorse-
ment memorializing Congress to eS-
tablish the Townsend plan.
The plan, according to Mr..
Speake, is fundamentally recovery
measure. 1t provides for the pay
ment of pension of 5000 a month
to every person over so years of age,
with the requirement that the
money be spent in the United States
within the month.
The fund from which the money
would be paid would be raised by
levying a sales transaction tax.
The officers of the organization
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S. M. Dickinson Dead

Samuel NJ. Dickinson. 553 n. Tenn
ple-av, a district circulation man.
ager for the indianapolis News, died
yesterday afternoon in st. Vincent's
Hospital in his 43d year after an
illness Of two months. Funeral ar
rangements have not been COM
pleted.
Mr.. Dickinson is survived by his
father, CaSsius Dickinson,
daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Dick
iuson: four sisters. Mrs. Mary Eaton
and Mrs. Francis DomOtt. all of In
dianapOlis: Mrs. Estelle Greenwood,
Richmond. Ind, and Mrs. Marie
Case. Toledo. and two brothers, VIII
liam Dickinson, also Of Toledo, and
John Dickinson. indianapolis.
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y Times SDecf1I

BB tmeS SpCct1t
GREENCASTLE, Jan. 16.-The an
nual spring meeting of the Indiana
Academy of Science will be held
May 10 and IL at Hovey's Lake and
vicinity in Posey County, with gen.
eral headquarters in Mt. Vernon.
This was the decision of the officers
Of the academy who met here to
make preliminary plans for the
gathering and also close up affairs
Of the golden anniversary conven-
ton held at Indianapolis in Nov
ember Among the projects dis
cussed was the publication of pro-
ceedings of the indianapolis meet
ing, a task to be handled by DR..
Paul Weatherwax, academy editor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
Manufacturer Passes

Last services for Harley A. Rus
sell. 1927 N. Illinois-st, retired man
Ufacturer, who died in his home
yesterday. will be held at tOmOr-
row night at the Flanner & Blu
chanan Mortuary. Cremation will
follow.
Mr. Russell. who was y, formerly
had been a manufacturer of agri-
cultural implements. but had been
an invalid the last IS years. He IS
survived by the widow, Mrs Louisa
S. Russell; daughter, Mrs. William
Lilly; a sister. Mrs Carrie Bowen,
and three grandchildren, Mrs. R. L.
Stevenson, William Lilly Jr, and
Russell Charles Lilly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
FORMER BIG 4
SHOP FOREMAN
DIES IN SOUTH
Body Of George Davis on
Way to Beech Grove
From Florida.

The body Of George G. Davis,
former superintendent of the Big
-Four Railway car shops at Beech
Grove. who died Monday while va
cationing at Lakeland. Fla. was be-
ing returned here today for funeral
services and burial.
Mr. Davis lived here with his
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Northrup,
3l4l Ruckle-st. and she was with
him in Florida when he died. Sur
viving with her are one daughter,
Mrs. 3. j. Moore. Indianapolis, a
son. George L. Davis. Chicago, and
a sister living in Altoona, Pa His
wife died % years ago. Mr.. Davis
was 70.
Funeral arrangements will be
made after the body returns here.
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are Mr.. Speake, president; Louis w.
Heagy, vice. president; B. ]. Brown,
secretary, and J. E. Forster. treas
urer. Toney <. F1ack, L. L. Hop
kins, Walter E. Dolk. C. E. Duncan,
Burton L. Beville and Pliny E. Cox
are directors. The incorporation
articles were fled by Humphrey c..
Harrington, state counsel for the
organization. and a director.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16

Thousands of men and women Won
der why backache bothers them--why
they have to get up often at night
elimination irregular and painful
Any one of these symptoms means
that your kidneys and bladder need at
tentiOn now before these minor symp-
toms develop into serious trouble.
To flush out waste poisons and acid
from kidneys. soothe your irritated
bladder and put healthy activity into
them, get a 35-cent package of GOLD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
PUBLISHER ON PROGRAM
Ad Club to Hear Chicago Man at
Luncheon Meeting.

Ken Cloud, Chicago trade paper
publisher, will be the principal
speaker at the luncheon meeting OF
the Indianapolis Advertising Club
at the Columbia Club tomorrow.
Trade Paper Advertising" will be
the subject discussed following the
address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
FOUR 1888 RESOLUTIONS
ARE INTRODUCED AGAIN
One Measure Relates to Gualifica-
tiOns of Attorneys.

tiOns of Attorneys.
-Four joint resolutions which we're
approved in the 1888 session Of the
Assembly were introduced yesterday
in the Senate.
They relate to qualifications of
attorneys. the state militia, the
method of amending the state Con-
stitutiOn and a measure concerning
taxes.
An echo of the Dillinger case, S.
B. 10, which would make relatives
who harbor criminals equally guilty
and subject to the same penalty as
the fugitive, was considered too
severe by members of Judiciary A
committee. The group returned the
measure to the author, Leo x.
Smith, for revision.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
Death Investigated

GREENFIELD, Jan. ia muir
der theory in connection with the
death of John Addison, SIS, whose
body was found beside the Big Four
railroad tracks near Anderson, Dec.
IA, is being investigated by Han
cock County authorities.
At the time of his death, Mr.. Ad-
olson was believed to have been vic
tim of a hit-and-run automobile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
TeviS Funeral Set

Funeral services for Mrs. Blanche
NJ. TeVis. who died yesterday at her
home. $3.50 w. Westinghouse. Will
be held at tomorrow IN the Kirby
Funeral Home. 1901 n Meridian-St.
Burial will be in Washington Park
Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
Carl NJ. Tevis: daughter, Miss
Helen Rose Tevis: a son, Winston
Tevis. and a sister, Mrs. Oscar
Stevens. She was a member of the
Order Of Eastern Star and of the
Seymour Presbyterian Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
Club Accepts Four
BIZ Times Special


COLUMBUS, Jan. 16-Four local
business men have been formally &C
cepted as new members of the Ro-
tary Club. They are DR. w. L.
Green, d. E. Dunn, Morris Hogue
and William Scott. A fifth, Ben
Kroot. will be inducted upon his
return from Florida.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
Atkins Funeral TODAY

Funeral services were to be held
at today in the Kregelo & Bailey
Funeral Home, 2233 N. Meridian-st,
for Albert L. Atkins, who died Sun
Gay night at his home, 1701 N. New
Jersey-st, as a result of a fall sew
eral weeks ago. Cremation will fol-
low. Mr.. Atkins was 81.
Surviving are the widow Mrs. Lii
Ian H. Atkins, daughter. Mrs. w.
H Ballard. and niece, Mrs. M. R.
Bruning. all of this city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
RICKENBACKER PLANE.
SEEKS NEW RECORD.
Is Aboard Huge Liner in
North South Flight.
By United Prcss

bV LHiftd TFcss
ATLANTA, Jan. 16.-Aided by a
stiff tailwind, the Florida flyer re-
sumed its northward dash after a
Commute refueling stop here. The
plane arrived here two hours and so
minutes after leaving New Orleans.
The flyer, huge Douglas airliner
with Is persons aboard, took of
from New Orleans at Asst a. m. on
a dawn-to-d dusk flight to New York
and return.
The plane was piloted by Col. Ed
die Rickenbacker, assisted by Peter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
JEWISH CELEBRATION
Is SET FOR SUNDAY
Noted Author to Address Indianans
at Palestine Day Observance.

Indiana Jews will gather here
Sunday for an all-day celebration,
including a state conference and an
address by the distinguished author,
Ludwig Lewisohn, in observance Of
the first annual Palestine Day.
Preparing to accommodate
throng of visitors, officials Of the
Indianapolis Zionist District today
completed details for the meeting.
Part of a worldwide jubilee dedi-
Gated to the establishment of the
Jewish National Home in Palestine,
the indianapolis feStivity will be di-
vided between programs at Bethel
Temple and Kirshbaum Center.
Mr.. LeWisohn's address, Jew and
Christian" will be given at 8:15 at
the center, Meridian and 23rd-sts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
Auto Owners Banned


FRANKFORT, Jan. 16.-Clinton
County township trustees will
feed, clothe and shelter the poor,
but they draw the line on supply
ing automobile fuel. They believe
a part of relief funds have been
spent for gasoline and so have voted
that persons driving autos will be
given no assistance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16

Times Special

TOWNSVILLE Jan 16-State
~ Thursday address gathering
child welfare,
Commander William Holt
vile
attracting
affairs invitations
the
accepted invitation to address the meet
Commander Frank
Adjuant William W.
The meeting will be held at high auditorium
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
New Judge Serves
BIZ Times Special

% y ITF'to pEIINF
KOKOMO, Jan. 16.-As Indiana
circuit courts open their January
terms, the Howard County bench is
occupied by a new judge who is
nearing 10. Joseph G. Heron, 6
feet tall and still energetic, spent
half a century as an attorney of the
local bar.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

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This harmless. tried and true medi-
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sciatica and neuritis. But be sure and
get GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil Cap
sules-the original and genuine-right
from Harlem in Holland. All good
things are ed.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
NOTRE DAME PLANS
AERONAUTIC COURSES
Experts in Conference Believe Study
Will Be Asset to Industry.

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 10
Notre Dame University is perfect
ing plans to pioneer in new study
course for institutions of higher
learning-aviation. The Rev. John
F. OHara, president, announced the
plan at a conference of aeronautical
experts
I'VE plan to start a course in ae-
ronautical engineering, Father
O'Hara said, but only if authorities
believe our graduates will find a
place in that field. We do not want
to overcroWd the profession"
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Lerion Post Attends Party

Garfield Post, No. SO. American
Legion. and its auxiliary last night
attended a vaudeville party in the
United States Veterans Hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16

Branson and Dick Merrill of East
ern Airlines. Most famous passenger
aboard was Mrs. woodrow wilson,
widow of the wartime President.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-16
Scientists to Meet

nigh school auditorium.