Indiana Factory Employment Rises Slightly in May
Prof. G W Starr director of Indiana University bureau of business research reports May factory employment in Indiana was about three percent lower than April. The study used returns from about one hundred industries, representing around sixteen percent of the state's usual factory work.
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G. W. Starr
Bureau of Business Research
Indiana University
Indiana
Enaoatee Bes
Dred
New 40 Million Pipeline Traverses Putnam County
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co announces a 40 million dollar natural gas trunk line from the Texas Panhandle to Indianapolis with extensions into Kentucky. The project employs about 5,000 workers across seven states, paying roughly 650 thousand dollars monthly and linking 2,500 miles of pipe with capacity over 175 million cubic feet daily.
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Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company
United States
Texas Panhandle
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Missouri-Kansas
Newton
Kas
Indiana
Panhandle
Texas
Liberal
SOC
Louisburg
Booneville
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co
Oklahoma Constructing Company
Dallas
Kansas
Williams Contracting Company
Tulsa
Springfield
Connor Construction Company
Kansas City
Terre Haute
Ind
Madison
Evansville
Ohio River
Madisonville
Mc Kan
Oklahoma Contracting Company
Sneed
Moore County
Amarillo
Hopkins County
Brandh
Hutchinson
Handiford
Oklahoma
Hardesty
Beaver
Seward
Meade
Clark
Ford Kiowa
Pratt
Reno
Harvey
Butler
Greenwood
Lyon
Coffey
Anderson
Franklin
Miami
Missouri
Cass
Johnson
Pettis
Cooper
Howard
Boone
Audrain
Ralls
Pile
Illinois
Pike
Scott
Morgan
Sangamon
Moultrie
Douglas
Edwar
Parke
Putnam
Hendricks
Marion
Vigo
Clay, Sullivan
Knox
Gibson
Vanderburg
Henderson and
Webster Counties
Factory layoffs and payroll decline in May compared to April
Professor Starr notes layoffs in May were nearly the same as April while total departures from factories fell. He attributes the payroll gap to companies not replacing workers as they left, explaining the reduced payroll despite similar layoff levels.
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Starr
War veteran widow to receive overdue Spanish American War payment
Ella McDowell of Evansville Indiana awaits a government payment of 407.30 for her late husband who served in the Spanish American War. He died in 1906 and the funds cover his war expenses. The payment is announced as imminent by officials.
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Evansville
Ind
Sam
Ella McDowell
Brazil Man Loses Flag Valued At 100 Dollars
Sam Grimes former Brazil theater owner announces loss of a US flag measuring 15 by 25 feet worth 100 dollars. He lent it in 1925 for the Brazil Chautauqua at Forest Park and hopes to recover it for the local American Legion post.
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Brazil
Ind
INS
U. S
Sam Grimes
Grimes
American Legion
Such Men Are Dangerous at Vancas tle theatre
Fox Movietone all talking drama Such Men Are Dangerous plays Thursday and Friday at the Vancas tle theatre. Warner Baxter stars with Catherine Dale Owen in a suspenseful tale of a bride who deserts her husband on their wedding night. The program also features an all talking Harry Langdon comedy Skirt Sky and Maple Nut ice cream at The Hut.
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Flinor Glyn
Fox Movietone
Screen Entertainment
Vancastle Theatre
Warner Baxter
Cisco Kid
Arizona
Baxter
Catherine Dale Owen
Voncastle
Harry Langdon
Skirt Sky
Grantland Rice
Lets Go Places at Tonight's Movietone Show
The program features musical Movietone with Dixie Lee Lola Lane and Joseph Wagstaff. Raspberry Salad and The Hut are listed as features in the advertisement.
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Dixie Lee
Lola Lane
Joseph Wagstaff
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