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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1930

Page

16

State May Buy Farms to Aid School Funds

State Forester Ralph Wilcox proposes purchasing southern Indiana hill farms to convert to state forests to aid school funds. He reviewed districts with State Representative George W. Freeman during an Indiana National Guard air survey aboard planes piloted by Major Richard F. Taylor and Lieut. Matt G. Carpenter. Freeman favors acquiring unfillable areas to abolish township units and save state aid funds while avoiding rapid budget increases for the conservation department.

Ralph Wilcox Indiana State Aid School Commission Wilcox George W. Freeman Kokomo Commission Indiana National Guard Richard F. Taylor Matt. G. Carpenter Freeman State Conservation Department

Income tax slash likely to stay in 1931 plan

Treasury undersecretary Ogden Mills said after a White House conference with President Hoover that the 1 percent reduction granted to individual income taxpayers last year may be maintained in 1931. This marks a reversal of earlier Treasury expectations that the cuts would have to be removed due to falling receipts.

Treasury United Pres Washington Ogden Mills The Hoover Mills

Extradition Delay Ties Buckley Slaying Witness

Habeas corpus hearings in Teddy Pizzino case postpone extradition from Bronx County Jail while governor Roosevelt has signed papers. The Detroit murder of radio announcer Gerald Buckley is the context, with fate of transfer awaiting court action. Funeral services for Dr. Martin L. Ollai held in Ruesville Indiana for the 78 year old physician.

Aupited Press New York Teddy Pizzino Detroit Gerald Buckley Supreme Court Roosevelt Pizzino Bronx County Ruesiaville Ind Martin L. Ollai Crown Hill Cemetery Kokomo Bucile E. Ollai Eat

Konjola Praised By Indianapolis Woman For Health Gain

Mrs. Louise Power of 219 East Tenth Street credits Konjola with relief from a year ago after a severe stomach and kidney ailment. She says a course of ten bottles restored health, strength, and appetite, and she remains well a year later. The Konjola Man will be at Hook Dependable Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets to share details.

Louise Power East Tenth Street Indianapolis Hook Dependable Ilinois Washington Streets Hook Illinois

West Park church fish fry draws 10000 expected crowd

The sixth annual fish fry of West Park Christian church is expected to attract ten thousand persons to Hawthorne playground tonight. At a public wedding Miss Ruth Hammerschlag of 549 North Exeter avenue will be the bride and Lewis Dillard of 1315 Finley avenue the groom. The Rev. N. L. Collins officiates.

West Park Christian Church Hawthorne Playground Ruth Hammerschlag North Exeter Avenue Lewis Dillard Finley Avenue N. L. Collins

Mix Em Up by Dr. Eugene Fiske says modern man needs outlets

Dr Eugene Fiske vice president of the Life Extension Society says modern man has three outlets for energy love and work. A West Park church pastor will officiate the ceremony. Festivities run Saturday night with a band concert and other attractions.

United Press New York Eugene Fiske The Life Extension Society West Park

State Highway Commission Seeks Bids for Dunes Park Entrance

State highway commissioners will receive bids on September 9 for a concrete entrance to Dunes state park. The project includes a forty foot wide roadway spanning 1.83 miles and connects with State Road 49.

The Dunes State Park

Ban on outings at Ft. Harrison

An official order posted at Ft. Benjamin Harrison bans hunting fishing bathing and picnicking on the military reservation. The notice does not mention the recent attack involving a young man and his companion by a tramp at the fort. Colonel Russell C. Landon commented.

Ft. Benjamin Harrison Russell C. Landon

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