Slack Pleads for Future of City at Dinner
Mayor L. Ert Slack urged Indianapolis to prepare for growth and adopt a city manager form by 1930 at a Marott hotel dinner honoring him. He praised civic effort and criticized machine politics while civic leaders called for zoning reforms and a strengthened plan commission.
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Slack
Indianapolis
L. Ert Slack
George J. Marott
Marott Hotel
Marott
Thomas
Day
Dick Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Edward B. Raub Sr
Board of Zoning Appeal
City Plan Commission
Raub
Cement price cut at Limedale mill
Indiana Portland Cement Company announces a 10 cent per barrel reduction at its Limedale Ind mill. Manager George E. Pierson cites fierce foreign competition, noting imports can undersell American cement due to free list pricing and lower foreign wage scales.
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Limedale
Ind
Indiana Portland Cement Comany
George E. Pierson
Open House at New Shortridge High School
The new Shortridge High School at Thirty-fourth and Meridian will host open house three evenings this week Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Superintendent Charles F. Miller announced visitors will be escorted by the R O T C unit through the building. A formal dedication will follow after Christmas.
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New Shortridge High School
Thirty-fourth
Meridian Streets
Charles F. Miller
Announcement of chairmen for Midwest Arts Congress committees
Today the Manufacturers building at the state fairground hosts the announcement of committee chairmen to support the Midwest and Allied Arts Congress and Exposition. Named are Eark Carter William Smith Jr Charles W Kern Gu Watson Merritt Harrison F 5 Can non and Fred Donaldson.
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Manufacturers
Eark Carter
William Smith Jr
Charles W. Kern
Gu. Watson
Merritt
Harrison
F. 5. Cannon
Fred Donaldson
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Michael E. Foley
Park Commis
Sioner
America
Fred Hoke
Frederick van Nuys
John W. Holtzman
Corporation Counsel
Indiana
Midwest Allied Arts Congress
Moria
Fiber Suites
Atwater Kent Radios
E.wash
WASH
Wick’s
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