Postmaster Brown outlines steps to cut postal deficit
Postmaster General Walter F. Brown submits his first report to Congress detailing an $86,309,514 deficit for the last fiscal year, later reduced to $56,752,934 after excluding government free mail. He proposes new charges, meter extension, air mail reform, and contract cost reductions to raise revenue and control costs.
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Servius-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Post Office Department
Walter F. Brown
Congress
Brown
Department
Economic outlook weak in Germany despite Reichsbank gold rise
Berlin reports show little improvement in most sectors over recent weeks though gold exports hint at Reichsbank stabilisation. Other areas remain unchanged or weakening, signaling a cautious economy with selective signs of relief.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Radio act to headline Safety Valve Club marathon at Lyric
The Indianapolis Times Safety Valve Club opens a radio listeners marathon tonight at the Lyric theater ballroom with Jack Major as the featured act. The regular Wednesday program on WFBM at 11 45 is hosted by Don Hastings with Hunter's Rhythm Kings providing the music.
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The
Southland
Jack Major
Indianapolis Times “Safety Valve Club
Times-Sylvania Foresters
Lyric Theater
Major
Safety Valve Club
WFBM
Hunter’s
Rythm Kings
Indianapolis
Don Hastings
British.press lauds Hoover for tackling unemployment
London reports the Independent Daily Mail editorial praising President Hoover for addressing unemployment and financial uncertainty in the United States. The piece says Hoover has given a fine lead to governments worldwide and refuses to stay idle amid the financial slump.
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London
Hoover
United States
Congress
Independent Daily Mail
New Indianapolis Club Officers to Be Installed at Columbia Club
Newly elected officers of the Indianapolis Universal Club will be installed January 7 during a ladies night at the Columbia Club. James A. Sprague succeeds Jesse Hanft as president, Urey M. Warmoth is vice president, William Thompson is secretary, with Edward J. W. Fark and William D. Lewis as sergeants-at-arms. Directors are Perry B. Smith, William R. Roepke, Frank Knyvett, John Geiger, and Rollin E. French.
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Indianapolis Universal Club
Columbia Club
James A. Sprague
Jesse Hanft
Urey M. Warmoth
William Thompson
Edward J. W. Fark
William D. Lewis
Perry B. Smith
William R. Roepke
Frank Knyvett
John Geiger
Rollin E. French
Indirra Pol Estate Securities opens new offices in Anderson
The Indirra Pol Estate Securities Corporation, operating under the equity bank home financing, opens offices at 416-419 Continental Bank building. Cc E Crump is president with officers Norman B Paulson Louis Knott Anton J Dick Mark W Bemis C B H Phillips James A Bridges as sales director and Harry E Warren as assistant. Fees collected in November total $1 192 50 at the County Clerk Chester Thomas office with 1 409 resident hunting and fishing licenses issued.
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Indirra Pol! Estate Securities Corporation
Equity Bank
Continental Bank
Cc. E. Crump
Norman B. Paulson
Louis Knott
Anton J. Dick
Mark W. Bemis
C. B. H. Phillips
James A. Bridges
Harry E. Warren
Pn Times
Anderson
Ind
Chester Thomas
Thought Asthma Would Smother Her
A letter from Mrs. E. J. Bain of Indianapolis describes severe bronchial asthma and insomnia followed by relief after taking Nacor. The ad claims many sufferers found recovery and offers free letters and a booklet from Nacor Medicine Co. in Indianapolis.
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E. J. Bain
Vermont St
Indianapolis
Ind
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life
Kickless Loyalty Cocktail Tested by W C T U Officers
Mrs D Leigh Colvin state president of the W C T U and colleagues sample a non alcoholic loyalty cocktail. The drink uses lime juice orange juice wild cherry syrup and ginger ale as a possible alternative to stronger beverages. The group notes the mix may evolve by January 13 as officers continue experimentation.
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Indianapolis Times
Retary
M C Ivi
Veteran Civil War veteran Charles E. Garis dies in Cicero
Charles E. Garis aged 83 died at his Cicero home. He had run a general merchandise store for years and served as justice of the peace in Jackson township. His death leaves Hamilton county with thirty nine living Civil War veterans. He leaves the community noting his long service.
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Cicero
Ind
Charles E. Garis
Hamilton County
Jackson Township
Following Children Form Family Notice in Indiana
Dr G B Maris of Noblesville and Mrs David West of Texas head the list with Miss Ellen and Martha Maris at home and Mrs Floyd Kresge of Indianapolis among siblings named in the notice.
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G. B. Maris
Noblesville
David West
Texas
Ellen
Martha Maris
Floyd Kresge
Indianapolis
Wolff Elected Kiwanis President Without Opposition
Wolff elected president of the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club without opposition to succeed Eli Schloss. Also chosen at the annual dinner at Columbia Club are Milo H. Stuart as vice president Joseph A. Kebler as treasurer M I Miller as trustee and Clements O Mueller Frank Montrose and Clyde E Titus as directors. Installed at a Claypool luncheon December 31.
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Herman C. Wolff
Indianapolis Kiwanis Club
Eli Schloss
Wolff
Columbia Club
Claypool
Milo H. Stuart
Joseph A. Kebler
M. I. Miller
Clements O. Mueller
Frank Montrose
Clyde E. Titus
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Roy Castor
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Bu Times
Rushville
Albert G. Stevens
Rush County
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Edinburg
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U. S
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Riley
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