Local Indiana papers list subscriptions and offices
The Times and associated papers in Hammond Gary East Chicago Calumet City and Whiting publish post office addresses and subscription rates. Rates show weekly 12 cents mail five dollars for three months and one month sixty cents with advance payments required. Industry advertising reps are named and affiliated Chicago New York offices listed.
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Lake County Printing & Publishing CO
Times
Fayette St
Hammond
Cake County Times
Indiana
Fayette Street
Gary
Connecticut Street
Ind
Calumet City
Wentworth Avenue
Linois. E Times
Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Chicago Avenue
Chicao
Main Street
Whiting
Liwis
Suny
119Th Street
International News Service
Ssensgresnossis
Burke, Kuipers, Mahoney & Payne
New York
PEE Incite Cack
Heei
Nassau & Thompson
East Chicago
the Times
East Chicago State Bank
Wintikes
Wintikes'e Oe Sib Chgit Coisses, Phone 8684 Indiana Harbor Times Office
Main St
Harbor News Agency
Watling Street
Whiting News Agency
Day of Reckoning Sales tax fuels political turmoil in Pennsylvania
The piece argues the tax was imposed amid unemployment and declining incomes, triggering taxpayer anger and merchant organizing for repeal. It predicts many new faces in the next general assembly, widespread hardship for small merchants, and political fallout as the state fails to pass the tax on to customers.
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Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Postal rate hikes fail to raise revenue in first 90 days
Three months after Congress raised postal rates activists on both sides claim the new charges have fallen short of revenue projections. The Post Office Department notes that the boosted rates yielded less income in the initial 90 days than the previous year’s same period, prompting calls for further adjustments and debate over effectiveness as a revenue tool.
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Congress
Post Office Department
The Badge of Wealth in American Culture
The essay argues Americans pursue money as a badge of distinction since other societies offer nobility or honors. Wealth becomes the sole visible marker of talent, shaping behavior and social perception. It notes no revolution is needed, as peaceful means suffice to reshape esteem around riches.
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America
Legion of Honor
Academy
Institute
Postal rates sparks battle over revenue and volume
The post office argues higher rates reduced volume but revenue loss would have been worse with old rates. Opponents say keeping old rates would have boosted volume and revenue, a view supported by recent business gains. Authorities have asked Congress to restore the two cent first class rate at once. Direct-by-mail advertising suffered as the three cent stamp reduced demand.
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Post Office
Congress
Congress moves to decide on prohibition repeal in short session
The article argues Congress must act in the short session or soon after March 4 to submit repeal to the states, or modify the Volstead act. It outlines three key decisions: repeal versus modification, repealing the eighteenth amendment, and the form of federal or state liquor control to follow.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Hoover
Manhattan Grab Bag Reveals New York Leisure Habits
In New York, James Aswell notes diverse diversions among prominent groups. Aviators rehearse on intermissions, circus stars film acts, and crowds frequent First Avenue markets with odd foods and street hats. He riffs on fashion, games, and social invitations as city life plays out.
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New York Athletic Club
First Avenue
16Th Down
Fifth Street
Les Halles
Tenth and
Salon Des Chapeaux
57Th Street
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bowery
Radio Short Circuits and Club Lombardo Calls
A humorous radio column notes a mystery correspondent in Indianapolis and a push for Club Lombardo editions, with references to Guy Lombardo fan clubs and a postal intrigue. It covers radio schedules, personnel shifts, Bing Crosby returns, Ruth Etting lineup, Shilkret departure, and station updates across WGN WMAQ and WSM, plus a nod to radio scripts and public notices.
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Guy
Guy Lombardo
Indianapolis
Vermont St
Apt
Ind
Capitol Dome Painted by 35 Painters in 3 Months
The dome of the Capitol in Washington required 43 000 pounds of paint and a team of 35 painters over nearly three months to complete the coating.
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Capitol
Washington
Fragments of Questions on Franklin Family and Birth Traits
A collection of questions asks about the Franklin family size and birth traits and ponders how young a child can be convicted of a crime. It also includes dated horoscope snippets noting direct decisions and vivid imagination traits.
Night in the Franklin clan children's count tally
There were 16 other children in this family, Benjamin the 15th of 17 Franklin children. No act by under seven is a crime. The piece notes blue eye development in babies and praises a film with Norma Shearer, Sidney Franklin, Fredric March, and others in a dual role drama.
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Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin
Franklin
Radio Program Daily Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across stations WGN WBBM WIBO KYW WCFL WLS WMAQ WENR WEBM and more. It notes time slots from 6:45 PM to 1:45 AM featuring orchestras bands jazz vocalists and public affairs programs with various hosts and ensembles.
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WGN
Abe Lyman
WMAQ
Art Kassel
WLS
American Taxpayers’ League
Wjijid
Frankie Jaxon
WBBM
Lawson Y. M. C. A
KYW
Edwin C. Hill
WCFL
Edward d’Anna
Correy Lynn
Ed Cary
Ben Pollack
Guy Lombardo
Jack Énny
Grace Ilson
William O'Connor
WIBO
Mark Fisher
Wayne King
Clyde McCoy
Hal Kemp
Dan Russo
WEBM
Jack Russell
WENR
Carl Moore
Eddie South
Hogan
Calumet Theatres Double Feature and First Year Show
Today at the Calumet theatre a double feature runs Roar of the Dragon with Richard Dix and Stranger in Town with Chic Sales, promising laughs and thrills. Sunday features Charles and Janet Gaynor in First Year about early married life, with an Early Bird price of 15 cents for 1:30 to 3:00 pm showings. All seats on the main floor.
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Calumet Theatre
Richard Dix
Calumet
Charles
Janet Gaynor
Blonde Venus and R K O Vaudeville at Paramount
Josef von Sternberg directs Marlene Dietrich in Blonde Venus where she must choose between husband and lover while family ties pull her back. Herbert Marshall plays the husband Carry Grant the lover Dickie Moore the son. plus an R K O vaudeville program with Earl Dewey Billy Rogers Emerald Sisters Charlotte Arren Johnnie Broderick Frank Shepard and an Airmail feature starting Monday for a three day run.
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Venus
Josef von Sternberg
Marlene Dietrich
Herbert Marshall
Carry Grant
Dickie Moore
Miss Dietrich
Earl Dewey
Billy Rogers
Emerald Sisters
Charlotte Arren
Johnnie Broderick
Frank Shepard
Smilin Through at Parthenon
Norma Shearer stars in Smilin Through at the Parthenon with Fredric March and Leslie Howard as MGM brings this drama to the screen. The production promises a finest acting talent lineup and a hauntingly beautiful story.
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Norma Shearer
Moonyeen
Kathleen
Fredric March
Norma
Leslie Howard
O O. P. Heggie
Ralph Forbes
Beryl Mercer
David Torrence
Margaret Seddon
Forrester Harvey
Jane Cow
Hollywood
Parthenon Theater
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Worma Shearer
O. P. Heggie
Crossword Puzzle Clues for ACROSS and DOWN
A mixed set of crossword clues including across and down entries with numbers and abbreviations. Topics cover musical terms, verbs, animals, biblical figures, colors, measurements, and common nouns. Includes short forms such as abbr and phrases like one protest and day abbreviation.
Radio Schedule Highlights MONDAY AND SUNDAY EVENTS
WWAE programs run daily with a 4 p.m. Radio club session and 4:15 Miss Terry and Margie. Evening items include Torrid tune at 5 and Chicago Heights on Parade at 6. Sunday features Presbyterian church Gary service at 11, economic talk at 4, and Gary American program at 9:15.
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Miss Terry
Margie
Chicago Heights
Mazie
Presbyterian Church of
Gary
Jukhoff
Society Notes
City Church of
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