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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1928

Page

8

Packers Decree May Become Binding Rule in 1929

The Justice Department said a Supreme Court ruling could affirm the Palmer packers consent decree ten years after its 1919 approval. The decree bars big meat packers from wholesale grocery distribution and stockyard ownership, with plans to render it final if the court agrees.

Times Washington Woodrow Wilson A. Mitchell Palmer Herbert Hoover al Smith Justice Department Palmer Packers United States Supreme Court Harding Coolidge California Armou & Co District of Columbia Court of Appeals Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Department of Justice Supreme Court

Aluminum cans show superiority to tin for canning

London reports Dr. H Serger, a German investigator, has found aluminum cans are far less attacked by fruit acids than traditional tin cans. The finding suggests aluminum may become the ideal container material for canned foods, improving durability and safety in food preparation.

Science Service London H. Serger

Marriage on the dance floor ties together couple in Hammond

In Hammond Indiana Mr and Mrs Darrell Morgeson aged 21 and 18 wed on the dance floor during a dance marathon after a Wednesday night ceremony. The couple from Danville Illinois and South Bend Indiana were joined by Rev Keene Ryan of Chicago as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played.

Hammond Ind Darrell Morgeson Morgeson Danville Ill University of Notre Dame Evelyn Nelson South Bend Keene Ryan Chicago Mendelssohn

Arrest Report Tells of Drunkenness Charge After Alleged Robbery

Earl Baker aged 45 of 1625 E Tenth Street was jailed on a drunkenness charge after he reported to police that three men beat him and stole $5 and his car. He said he had been joyriding in a Ford coupe with the trio who had been drinking.

Earl Baker Tenth St Baker

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised

Mrs Luther Hibbs of Westwood California says she was in bad health for six years with troubled nerves and poor sleep. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved sleep, energy to do housework and aiding in the field. She offers to answer letters about the medicine.

Lydia E. Pinkham Luther Hibbs Westwood California

G O P Names Murphy Assistant Chairman of State Speakers Bureau

Harold W. Murphy of Brownstown is named assistant chairman of the Republican State speakers bureau by Leland S. Fishback. The piece lists upcoming engagements for governor nominee Harry G. Leslie in Winchester Linton and Terre Haute, with other talks by Edgar D. Bush and Archibald M. Hall, plus a note on hiring wallpaper hangers in the classifieds.

Harold W. Murphy Brownstown Republican State Leland S. Fishback Harry G. Leslie Winchester Linton Terre Haute Kiwanis Club Edgar D. Bush Salem Leslie Valparaiso Bush Lyons Greene County Archibald M. Hall Indianapolis Cedar Lake la Grange County Fishback

Town Drops Curfew Whistle After Protests

Marietta Pennsylvania residents protested nightly curfew whistle noise and the borough council voted to discontinue it after hearing complaints about disturbed sleep. The move ends the curfew signal in the borough this week.

Marietta

Couple celebrates golden anniversary with rare 1853 octagon coin

In Russellville Indiana Miss A H Nichols and her husband, marking their golden wedding anniversary, acquired a rare coin. The piece is a 25 cent gold octagonal coin dated 1853 minted in California.

United Press Russellville Ind A. H. Nichols California Mint

Rolling Pin Wounds Contestant at Picnic

Mrs. Lyle Woodworth of Michigan City sustained a severe cut to her right cheek when a rolling pin was hurled during a throwing contest at the Indiana Public Service Company annual picnic in Cedar Lake.

United Press Cedar Lake Ind Lyle Woodworth Michigan City Indiana Public Service Company

Vitaphone Sound Recording Techniques Highlighted by Warner Bros

Walter D. Hickman reports on Vitaphone realism including authentic sound effects and synchronized action. A bank burglary scene in The Alibi used a real burglar alarm to achieve true audio cues, with effects chosen as carefully as actors. Indianapolis theaters feature Art Gillham at the Lyric and multiple film bills at local venues.

Walter D. Hickman Vitaphone Warner Brothers Kenneth Harlan Underworld Hollywood

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