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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1930
Page
6
William Lindsay White son of William Allen White wins the Republican nomination for state representative at Emporia. Despite his father owning the Gazette he received no favorable coverage and he conducted a two house to house canvass in his bid.
The city health board appointed twenty doctors and nurses to key positions ahead of September school openings. New heads include Dr. Frederick E. Jackson as board president and a slate of replacements in nutrition, school medicine, tuberculosis care, dental clinics, child hygiene, venereal disease, and nursing divisions.
Albert R Brunker a wealthy Chicago politician and businessman and Margaret Gaylord Brunker a former Pasadena society girl faced a disintegrating marriage after she moved from their Lake Forest home to the Deerpath Inn. The couple wed seven years ago when she was 18 and he 40 and they have two children Barbara aged five and Bobby aged two.
The nickel-a-round game moves from clubs to back yards and vacant lots. Frank Vann, 12, part owner of Tiny Tim golf course, and his 8 year old caddy Donald Joslin operate a nickel-a-round course at their home on North Colorado Street. Kathryn Mills, 13, of North Gladstone, is shown slicing into a water hazard on the course.
Oceanside New York August 16 Samuel Cocks a house painter learns he may inherit a million dollars from his Sioux uncle Black Foot Butte Montana based attorneys delivered the news Cocks plans to keep his job but would like a car and a chauffeur to drive him to work daily
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws adopted a proposal for uniform gun regulations to be submitted to legislatures. It requires no violence conviction holders to be pistol owners and mandates licensing for buyers and dealers with state and county record keeping.
Emilio Arevalo Cedeno, Venezuelan revolutionary leader, was refused landing permission by port authorities aboard the S S Coronado as he arrived from Colombia in Port of Spain Trinidad.
Robert H. Lucas, executive director of the national committee, urged that a Republican keynote address the economic issue as business mood weakens. He warned a Democratic congress could delay normal business for years and blamed Dems for opposing Hoover’s effort to restore employment. In Buenos Aires, Martinez De Hoz cited tariffs as causing long term agricultural overproduction.
Jesse Wadkins a 14 year old Negro from 1722 Sheldon street lies in the city hospital after shotgun wounds. He was shot by William Mead of 2256 Manlover avenue on Friday night while allegedly attempting to steal roasting ears from Mead's cornfield. Mead was not arrested.
Police report thieves targeted homes and vehicles, stealing cash and jewelry totaling over 800 dollars. Hayden Smock at 502 Wallace Street said burglars took jewelry valued at 5 dollars from his home. A restaurant cash drawer of 100 dollars was taken at Jack Christoff’s 416 South Meridian location. William Pulliam of 1346 South Pershing Avenue reported jewelry and two guns stolen valued at 70 dollars. Draperies worth 50 dollars were stolen from Lincolnshire apartments at 6221 College Avenue. Auto thefts affected Mrs. Sidney Dickinson at 2437 North Dearborn and Miss Doris McCammon at 2037 Bellefontaine.
A counterfeit $10 bill passed at the Hartzell Motor Company in Anderson is referred to the department of justice for investigation. A motorist paid for gas with the note. The car had Tinols license plates.
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