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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1929

Page

10

French Talkies to Be Made by New Film Firm

Paris reports Robert T. Kane, a Hollywood producer, forms a Franco American company with 250 000 000 francs capital to produce all French talking pictures. Production to begin in March with a first release before April 15 at Joinville studios outside Paris. Actors will be French. project aimed at a miniature Hollywood.

United Press Paris Robert T. Kane Hollywood Joinville Kane Chamber of Deputies United States Chamber Yvon Delbos France

Rain Relief For Coast Brings Hope For Crops

The weather bureau forecast continuation of the Pacific coast rainstorm that has already drenched from Seattle to central California. More rain was expected in southern California, aiding farmers with bumper crops and healthier cattle after a long dry spell since July.

Bu United Press San Francisco Pacific Coast Weather Bureau Seattle California

Big Smallpox Year In Indiana Decline Yet Lead Counties Stand Out

Indiana health report shows 163 smallpox cases last week, down from 1928's 40 in the same week. Randolph county leads with 26 cases, Grant 23, Benton 20. diphtheria up slightly to 37, scarlet fever rising to 101 across 21 counties, typhoid present with two cases. Marion County reports 19 scarlet fever and seven diphtheria cases.

Indiana Randolph County Grant County Benton County Marion County

Yearly fete to host officers of colonial society

Three officers of the General Society of Colonial Wars will attend the annual court and dinner of the state society at the Columbia Club Thursday. They are Colonel Louis Richmond Cheney of Hartford governor general George De Benneville Keim of Edgewater Park vice governor general and Professor Arthur Adams of Trinity College Hartford registrar general.

General Society of Colonial Wars State Society Columbia Club Louis Richmond Cheney Hartford

Brown Faces Life Term For Wife S Murder

Charles E. Brown, 45, of 829 South New Jersey street, was found guilty of murdering his wife Alma Brown, 45, during a quarrel in August. The case raised a challenge to Indiana’s sanity commission statute, which the judge ruled unconstitutional before the jury deliberated. Brown pleaded insanity at the time of the shootings.

Charles E. Brown New Jersey Street Indiana Brown Indiana State Prison Sanity Commission Thomas E. Garvin

Police use nose pinching test to spot drunk drivers

In Lawrence Massachusetts police try a proboscis pinch to assess intoxication. Suspects close eyes and attempt to grab their nose six times. Arthur Parquette aged 33 was tested and released after finding his nose four times.

United Press Lawrence Mass Arthur Parquette

Three physicians to examine Brown under 1927 act

Deputy Prosecutor Paul Rhoadarmer and Defense Counsel T Ernest Malcolm opposed the procedure as unconstitutional. Judge Garvin sustained the objections, noting the law compels self incrimination and is void in other states. Brown likely faces formal sentencing Saturday.

Brown Paul Rhoadarmer T. Ernest Malcolm Garvin Rhoadarmer

Bible Teacher Eleanor Kirby Dies In California

The body of Eleanor Kirby longtime Indianapolis Sunday school dean will arrive Friday for 10 a m funeral at Second Presbyterian Church. Rev Jean S Milner will officiate after which the body goes to Thorntown for burial. Born April 5 1849 in Connersville she moved to Indianapolis at 20 taught on the south side founded a kindergarten and for 16 years led weekly Bible classes in Tudor Hall. She spent the last three years in California.

Eleanor Kirby Indianapoli San Diego Cal Second Presbyterian Church Jean S. Milner Thorntown Connersville Tudor Hall California

Architectural Club Annual Election Tally Promises Close Vote

The Architectural Club prepares for a tight annual election between the Pencils and the Erasers. Candidates include William Reintjes for president and Erwin Snyder for vice president on the Pencils ticket, Herbert M. Foltz and Edward Clemens for the Erasers. Le Projet, the club yearbook edited by retiring leaders Kenneth Williams and G W Applegate, will be distributed.

Pencils Erasers William Reintjes Erwin Snyder Herbert M. Foltz Edward Clemens le Projet Kenneth W. Williams G. W. Applegate

Car Comfort Problems Discussed by Indiana SAE

The Indiana section of the Society of Automotive Engineers will hold a dinner meeting at Severin roof garden Thursday night to discuss car comfort. H M Jacklin from Purdue will present a paper based on university lab research. Harlow Hyde becomes executive secretary of the Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association.

Indiana Society of Automotive Engineers Severin Roof Garden Purdue University Laboratories H. M. Jacklin Automotive Department Purdue Harlow Hyde Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association

Disabled American Veterans Form Indianapolis Chapter

Arthur G. Gresham announced formation of an Indianapolis chapter of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. The national headquarters is in Cincinnati and the group aims to promote legislation aiding disabled service members.

Indianapolis Arthur G. Gresham Cincinnati

Central Business College Ad in Indianapolis

Strong business stenographic and secretarial courses with individual instruction in major subjects. Free Employment Service offered. Fred W. Case principal at Central Business College located near the YWCA, Indianapolis Indiana.

Fred W. Case Prin Central Business College Pennsylvania Vermont First Door Indianapolis Ind

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