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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

16

Teachers Hear Pupils Called Real Problem

At the Marion County Teachers Institute in the criminal courtroom Milo H. Stuart Arsenal Technical high school principal urged revamping educational methods to center on pupils not books. He cited welfare programs curriculum broadcasting and discipline as keys to directing student impulses. Fred T. Gladden county school superintendent opened the event with emphasis on service to tomorrow’s citizens. About 309 teachers and officials attended as the institute runs through Friday.

Milo H. Stuart Arsenal Technical High School Marion County Teachers’ Institute Stuart Fred T. Gladden W. W. Borden South Bend Ind Homer L. Humke Evansville Albert Stump Indianapolis Ray D. Everson The Indianapolis News

Boy Fractured Skull From Croquet Mallet Accident

Five year old Bobby Leslie son of Mr and Mrs Fred Leslie of 475 Holt Road was seriously injured when a croquet mallet struck him near his home on Wednesday. City hospital attendants say his skull is probably fractured. Playmates say he was swinging the mallet at a telephone pole when it glanced and struck his temple.

Bobby Leslie Fred Leslie Holt Road City Hospital

Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report

Oliver Ricketts of 2305 West Washington Street reports a 1989 Ford stolen from the rear of the address. Police were notified about the incident.

Oliver Ricketts West Washington Street Ford

Automobiles Found by Police and Robbery Incident

Police report numerous cars located at various street intersections including Ford vehicles and a Chevrolet. Names and addresses of owners listed with locations where cars were found. A separate Crawfordsville incident notes three bandits robbing a station attendant of 125 dollars and fleeing in a new car.

Robert Speer Delaware Street Ford Moore Avenue Gray Street Leo Vachet St. Joseph Nash Thirteenth Street Broadway William H. Lepper Brookville Road Eagle Creek Vermont Street M. K. Curtis Twelfth Street Chevrolet Beauty Avenue Vermont R. Butler Denny Street Arsenal Avenue Oldsmobile English Avenue Raymond J. Pike Central Avenue Capitol Avenue South Street Crawfordsville Ind Charles Oliphant

Blucher Heads Russian Forces on Manchurian Border

General Vassili Blucher, a former czarist officer and adviser to the Chinese nationalist army, is given command of Russian armies near Manchuria as tensions with China rise. Also on the program at the Baptist Christian Center chautauqua are vocal numbers, films, and a sleight of hand show, with the event closing Friday night.

Manchurian Vassili Blucher Chautauqua Baptist Christian Center North Blackford Street

Kruschen Salts Promise Daily Energy and Regular Elimination

Millions use Kruschen Salts daily to stay fit and avoid toxins. A half teaspoon mixed in hot water each morning claims to end headaches constipation and bad breath by boosting liver kidney and bowel function. The ad touts a 5 cent bottle lasting four weeks and urges purchase from Hook's Dependable Drug Stores nationwide.

Hook America

Peggy Hopkins Joyce Divorce Case Orders Alimony

Peggy Hopkins Joyce's third millionaire husband James Joyce is ordered by Judge Stanley Klarowski to pay temporary alimony of 500 dollars monthly to Nellie M. Joyce his second wife. She sued for divorce alleging repeated beatings in cafes and parties. Joyce must also pay 1000 dollars in attorney fees.

United Press Chicago Peggy Hopkins Joyce Stanley Klarowski Nellie M. Joyce James 8. Joyce Peggy Klarowski

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