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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
2
Radio officials report 697 stations on the wave lengths with 300 applying to broadcast. The commission warns stations to cease activity or merge with an existing local station until proper accounts are arranged.
Lucille Davis, a 20 year old from Erin New York, testified on behalf of Charles Doran the gangster leader convicted of murdering a World War veteran storekeeper. She declared her love and innocence, saying she cannot believe the verdict and will await appeals.
Monticello Wisconsin July 1 Oscar Babler aged 91 reads the Civil War roll call and finds he is the last survivor of his unit. He walks well and jokes about being escorted rather than fishing alone. He recalls leaving Switzerland eighty one years ago for a new world.
Charles Huff and Gail Haines were arrested for intoxication and told Judge John Sbarbaro they could not find suitable work. The judge proposed they become executives of the mop upus division and they began cleaning the courtroom. The piece also notes Springfield as a city name in multiple countries.
Hollywood explores the Corner of Forlorn Hopes at Gower Street and Sunset Boulevard where poverty row studios churn out cheap quickies. The article notes fortunes rise and fall for cast and crew, overhead costs bite, and many in the film trade chase short sleeves of fame amid stock shots and rapid productions.
Richmond Ind June 28 a dinner dance Saturday evening will dedicate the new home of the Richmond Country Club located south of the city. The building exterior is Spanish in design and the interior blends Spanish Colonial and modern decorative features.
One of the few combines harvesting in Madison County will be operated by Roy Gentry and a son of near Perkinsville for wheat work.
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