Police Radio Fund Drive Starts with City Dinner
First meeting of the citizens radio commission seeks to equip the police department with radio gear. A complimentary dinner at the Chamber of Commerce will announce organization and sub committees on finance, technical matters, publicity, equipment, and operation. Funds now reach 1075 dollars toward a 30000 dollar goal for October 1.
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Citizens Radio Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew J. Allen
Allen
L. Ert Slack
Claude Worley
George Winkler
City Councilmen and Safety Board
Rutledge
Detroit
Russell
Chicago
Kenneth R. Cox
Indianapolis Clearing House Association
State Auto Insurance Company
Best Laundry
Associated Employers of Indianapolis
Fred J. Denny
Best Grand Laundry
Foremen’s Club of Indianapolis
John C. Rademacher
Marmon Motor Car Company
Foundrymen's Association
Guy E. Street
American Foundry Company
Irving W. Lemaux
Security Trust Company
Indianapolis Radio Club
American Radio Relay League
R. B. Annis
Thomas Skinner Steel Products Company
National Metal Trades Association
Stanley C. Brooks
American Metal Furniture Company
Rotary Club
Howard T. Griffith
Udell Works
Scientech Club
Donald J. Angus
Esterline-Angus Company
WFBM
Blythe Q. Hendricks
WKBF
Noble B. Watson
Marion County Bankers Association
L. A. Wiles
Fletcher Saving and Trust Company
Church Federation
E. N. Evans
Mexican Troops Move to Quinatana Roo Mayan Uprising
The Mexican cruiser Anahuac carries three infantry battalions toward Quintana Roo to quell a Mayan tribal uprising in Yucatan. Professor Moises Haenz of the federal education department also sails to Quintana Roo to probe the causes of the revolt.
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Preas Vera Cruz
Mexico
Anahuac
State of
Quintana Roo
Yucatan Peninsula
Moises Haenz
Federal
Department of Education
Rid of Rheumatism and Kidney Pains
A testimonial from Karl F. Kasch of Freeport TI credits Viana with curing eight years of rheumatism back-ache and kidney trouble. He reports weight gain, restored appetite, better sleep, and lasting relief after using Viuna, offered with a positive guaranty for $1.
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Karl F. Kasch
Shwanee St
Freeport
Viana
Iceland Medicine Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Tupper's World War Tale Opens Lucky Star at Apollo
Tristram Tupper, a WWI veteran turned author, writes a Tim Osborn episode for Fox Films' Lucky Star directed by Borzage. Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell star with Hedwiga Reicher and Guvnn Williams. Movie centers on a paralyzed veteran and farm girl, with Sonya Levien and John Hunter Booth contributing. Indianapolis listings note several current films at local theaters.
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Tristram Tupper
Frank Borzage
Fox Films
Movietone
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
the Apollo
Timothy Osborn
Tupper
Timothy — Eee Osborn
Terwiliger
Mr. Tupper
Borzage
Milk curd test offers new bottle baby aid
Dr. Reuben L. Hill of Logan Utah presents a curd toughness test for cow milk at the Thirteenth International Physiological Congress. He says this trait, not fat content, better indicates suitability for bottle fed infants and that only about 10 percent of cows produce curd firm enough for delicate babies. Such milk may approximate mothers milk and often needs little or no dilution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Boston
Reuben L. Hill
Logan
Utah
Hill
Utah State Experiment Station
Forest Fires Ravage Gironde and Landes Regions in France
Fierce fires in Gironde and Landes departments burn large pine woodlands with Lagos region especially hit. Army airplanes assist in directing firefighting efforts as authorities battle the spreading blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United Prene
Bordeaux
Gironde
Landes
Lagos
Mystery hole in cemetery puzzles deputies and police
Discovery of a five foot long and one foot deep hole in Anderson cemetery 6500 East Tenth street today puzzled deputies and police. caretaker Clarence Britton reported eight men in three autos searched with flashlights then reappeared at night. The hole was near a grave said to hold a woman who died in 1879 and investigators questioned the theory of grave robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Cemetery
East Tenth Street
Clarence Britton
Britton
Fred Fox
Fox
Fair Guards Named
Preparations for the annual state fair began with Police Chief Claude M. Worley and Fire Chief Harry E. Voshell directing assignments. Voshell said Company No. 20 will likely be stationed at the fair ground under Battalion Chief John J. O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude M. Worley
Harry E. Voshell
Voshell
John J. O'Brien
Traffic detail planned for state fair grounds
Worley plans a tail of about eighty five under Major Louis Johnson to handle traffic and guard the fairground property A special squad will be assigned to manage state fair traffic and ease congestion along the Me ple Road boulevard at the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worley
Louis Johnson
Meple Road
Graveyard Digging Report Sparks Fraternity Prank Theories
Witness Britton recalls men guarding cars while others dug a shallow grave in a local plot. Neighbors doubt the tale though a shallow hole and layered sod are found. Investigators favor prank or bootlegging storage theories over grave robbers. UG. 21, 1929.
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Lndianapolis
Britton
Fox
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M .D. Institute of Dermatology
State Life
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Jawn Jay
Argray Drug Company
Twenty-second St
Victor
Indiana Law School
University of Indianapolis
James A. Bohbach
Leon
Feeney Furniture Co
S. Meridian &T
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