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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
11
Lillian G. Sedwick along with Fred Kepner and Lewis E. Whiteman are referenced in a case file, indicating their involvement or consideration in the matter. Further specifics are not provided in the available text.
Senate lobby investigation reveals a letter by Herbert C. Lakin claiming Hoover instructed his secretary to contact Ways and Means committee members through sugar lobbyists. The White House declined to comment while letters mention keeping conferences with Edwin P. Shattuck confidential.
In Chicago on December 19 Judge Hugo Pam ruled that Mayor Thompson's dismissal of Schools Superintendent William McAndrew was unjustified. The case framed as a clash with King George, alleging British propaganda in Illinois schools, ends with vindication for McAndrew and others attacked by Thompson.
Hollywood star Jetta Goudal said she had never heard of Jacques Cartier after a report that the Broadway figure announced their engagement. The remark came as news circulated in Hollywood during December.
The Times invites readers to title three pictures from Married in Hollywood shown at the Apollo. First prize is $10, second $5, third and fourth $2.50, and the next twenty winners receive two show tickets. Submit all three titles together by 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 22 to The Times Contest Editor.
Dedication exercises for the new auditorium at School No. 66 604 East Maple Road drew over five hundred PTA members. Dr Francis C Tilden De Paul University librarian spoke on Education for the Future. D A L Marshall presided. Mothers donated a grand piano and fathers contributed stage scenery.
Charles F. Miller is back at his desk after being reinstated as school superintendent by the commissioners. With three new members set to take office January 1, the board signals a possible reorganization and the hiring of a prominent educator free from factional politics. Retiring board members include President Charles W. Kern and Theodore F. Vonnegut.
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