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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
15
Deauville France August 15 Italy looms as a potential factor in the baccarat war between France and Greece. Paris has raised gambling taxes driving the Greek syndicate to quit baccarat while Italy mulls concessions to lure rich gamblers across its borders.
Marion county will dedicate a billboard at 3 p m Saturday at Madison avenue and Edwards street. In the photo are Mrs M D Willey and Mrs Robert McKay, signaling the unit's sign committee chair and county president. The sign is the second erected by W C T U units nationwide to uphold prohibition.
Richard Cadbury, case supervisor for the Indianapolis Family Welfare Society, is appointed to lead the New York City offices of the division of old age security for the New York State Department of Social Welfare.
In Juan-les-Pins the Gould casino posts about forty thousand dollars in weekly profits after the Greek gambling syndicate withdraws. Key players include Baron Empain and Jack Coats. bets range from automobiles to villas as residents celebrate unprecedented fortunes.
Miss Amelia Earhart, famed trans Atlantic flyer, will discuss Women and Aviation at the Exchange clubs national convention session on August 25. The talk will be at Cable Tabernacle where Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd will recount his polar explorations.
Benjamin F. Ogle a 41 year old chemist and pharmacist of 2837 North Denny Street died Wednesday in Las Animas Colorado while en route to visit relatives in Los Angeles He had lived here all his life Funeral arrangements will be held at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Sanford A Ogle at 2837 North Denny Street with details to be announced
William J. Bush age 19 of 1221 North Sheffield Avenue was charged with robbery assault and battery and taking a vehicle. Police say he beat and robbed Cornelius Edwards of 1923 Park Avenue and then stole his auto.
Howard M. Stanton a 60 year old attorney prepares to contest a Thursday parking violation at the Meridian and Maryland streets intersection. The case was filed on the prior day and targets improper parking under local ordinance.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Grindle of 307 North Drexel Avenue will observe their golden wedding anniversary at a family reunion this Sunday in Columbus Indiana. In Tipton County a head on collision of two autos left George Mavity dead at 31 and Hugh Smith 18 critically injured. fog and dust were blamed for the crash. Lorinda Newsom, 70, wife of Pennnington Newsom of Sandcreek Township, died at home after months of heart disease, having just marked her ninety fifth birthday.
Five persons were injured in separate auto accidents in and near Indianapolis Thursday night police records show. Ruth Sells 18 Valley Mills was injured when her car collided with another driven by Redeker 18 R R 4 Box 232 B at Southern avenue and Bluff road. She was taken to city hospital. Lewis Ostermeyer 58 241 South State avenue lost control and overturned on Brookville road three miles southeast of Indianapolis. Also injured were Anna Olleman 42 Sheffield avenue cuts and bruises and Wilbur Johnson 22 North Hamilton avenue face cuts and bruises.
Mrs. Marbeth Malott 69 died at her Ridgeville home. She is survived by her son Howard.
Completion of the widening of the National road from the city limits to Bridgeport will be celebrated Aug 29 to 39 with a festival air show parade and dance at Ben Davis. G C Mercer is general chairman Lawrence Lindamood secretary and Roy J Shaver treasurer.
Lieutenant Colonel Hugo D. Selton assumes temporary command of the Eleventh Infantry at Fort Benjamin Harrison while Colonel Horace P. Hobbs and his family are in Canada. Hobbs remains on vacation from Washington.
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