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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1929
Page
12
In a grim trench scene, soldiers argue over rations and boots as Kemmerich nears death. The men reflect on Kantorek and the doomed ideal of youth, while clinging to small mercies and comradeship amid shellfire.
Cloverdale Ind August 26 Estes Duncan farmer and business man is being mentioned for the post of executive secretary of the Indiana State Teachers Retirement Fund now held by O H Griest Winchester Duncan a former state senator was secretary of the fund from 1921 to 1926 trustees will meet soon to consider his candidacy
In Noblesville Indiana on August 26 lightning struck the Samuel Neese farm injuring a gasol ine engine on a board and projecting it through a window into the Neese home a hundred feet away. The house and a barn were also hit by the bolt.
The New Marion Club seeks permanent quarters and will not participate in the city manager election on Nov 5. President Albert E. Uhl names a committee to locate a suitable building and plans a September meeting. The 350 members come from all Republican factions and the group aims for party harmony and unity. Membership is $3 with $4 annual dues. the first 500 members are exempt.
Two district meetings are held tonight at 1218 Fletcher avenue and 1234 East Southern avenue with speakers Miss Mary Simmons at Fletcher and Rev. William Brock and Fred W. Waldkoetter at the tabernacle. An eastern district session follows Tuesday at 2217 East Michigan street.
A detailed listing of NBC and Columbia network program slots for WLW Cincinnati and related stations, detailing orchestras, choruses, weather reports, stock and livestock updates, sports notes, and signoffs across the day from morning to late night with numerous named acts and networks.
City stations list 4:15 to midnight programing featuring Jim and Walt ee RLS Cotton Club band at 4:15, 5:30 Vincent Lopez and orchestra, 6:00 grand opera concert, 7:00 United States Navy band, 9:00 Paul Specht orchestra, 10:15 Irish and Gordon piano duo, 10:45 Midnight Reveries CBS.
A listing of daily radio programs on Indianapolis based Pen and Light Company and WLW Cincinnati. Shows include Pep Unlimited Club Aunt Sammy's hour Julie Wintz orchestra CBS recordings patterns in prints Our book shelf U S Navy band silent segments and NBC musical headlines Organ program with top of the mornin and other CBS NBC broadcasts.
State police began annual safety week tests of cars under Chief Robert L. Humes. Tests cover brakes lights and horns. Cars passing receive stickers. Local police cooperate with the state force in the tests.
The Paris Warsaw express wreck at Buer station Sunday raises death toll to thirteen with four more bodies found. Among the dead is Max Herrmann of New York.
The A and P Gypsies feature Herbertiana with Gypsy Love Song from The Fortune Teller on NBC at 6 30. Night Club Romance with city nightlife stories airs on WFBM and CBS at 8 30. Ted Fiorito and Edgewater Beach Hotel orchestra perform musical comedies and jazz on NBC at 8 30. Moment Musical presents soprano Caroline Andrews and a string orchestra under Arcadie Berkenholz on NBC at 8.
Monday night radio highlights include the U S Navy band chosen by Sergeant Alvin C York for the Edison program at 7 00 PM on NBC. Henry Burbig returns with fairy tale readings on Coco Couriers at 6 30 PM on CBS. South Sea Island melodies air at 5 05 PM on NBC. Saint Saens Bacchanale performed by Howard Barlow’s symphonic orchestra at 6 PM on CBS. Barcarole Napolitana by Vincent Paladino leads Neapolitan Nights at 6 30 PM on NBC.
An advertisement touts Konjola as thirty two medicines in one addressing stomach liver kidneys and nerves. The Konjola Man at Hook Dependable Drug Store in Indianapolis invites questions and presents Mr James Hoard's testimonial of dramatic health restoration after six bottles.
Washington reports say several cabinet members may resign after under six months in office. White House calls rumors hot weather gossip with no resignations yet. One possible exit could hinge on James J. Davis seeking Pennsylvania governor.
Roscoe C Jones age 35 of 540 Massachusetts Avenue and Theodore Bradfield age 28 of 31814 North Alabama Street were arrested Saturday night on narcotic sales charges. They were to be given a hearing before a United States commissioner today as federal agents alleged the seizure of more than 100 grains of morphine and cocaine.
At Peru Indiana six members of a single family in a funeral procession were injured when their car was struck at a street intersection by a machine driven by G C Motz. None of the six was seriously hurt. In Vincennes Indiana funeral services were held for George E Gardner 61 head of Dexter Gardner and Son funeral firm.
Emergency action to help market this year's wheat crop in the Northwest will be discussed in Chicago by grain cooperative leaders and five Farm Board members. Plans include forming a twenty million dollar farmers owned grain marketing corporation to aid the 1929 wheat crop.
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