Picnic Frolics Mark City Fourth of July Holiday
Indianapolis plans for the Fourth of July feature a Palace theater patriotic program, Fort Benjamin Harrison visitors day, athletic events, parades, and park celebrations. Gov Leslie’s address canceled. other events include boxing at Broad Ripple and a balloon parachute act at Riverside. A safety patrol anticipates crowded beaches and parks with special entertainment across city clubs and the Highland Golf course. In Anderson a lawnmower blade fragment injury may require extraction for Ned Short Jr.
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Indianapolis
America
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Citizens Military Training Camp
T. C. Musgrave
Rolling Ridge
Govenor
Harry G. Leslie
Broad Ripple Ated Riverside Amusement Parks
Loral Starkey
Fthel Prichett
Riversie
Broad Rippie
Avalon
Meridian Hills
Woodstock
Broadmoor Country Clubs
Highland Golf and Country Club
Sarah T. Bolton
2500 Ministers Benefit From New Christian Church Fund
Trustees of the Disciples of Christ pension fund approve a 6 million dollar drive at the Columbia Club to establish an actuarial ministerial pension system. The plan covers annuities for old age disability and widows or children, with about 27500 ministers already enrolled. International Christian churches convention in Seattle next month also discussed.
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Columbia Club
Disciples of Christ
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
McCalls Buys The Red and Blue Book Magazines
McCalls Magazine owner buys Consolidated Magazines Corp in a deal valued at up to 3 million dollars. The Red Book and Blue Book magazines will join McCalls with a combined circulation around 1.26 million. The note mentions Louis Braille’s century old six dot reading system still in use by the blind.
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New York
McCall’s Magazine
Consolidated Magazines Corporaton
William B. Warner
McCalls
Louis Braille
Sixteen new internes join Methodist Hospital
Dr. William E. King becomes chief as sixteen new internes report for duty at Methodist Hospital. Eleven are graduates from the 1929 Indiana University School of Medicine class. The interne list includes Abraham Wainston, Carl J. Schneider, Irvin Wilkins, Frederic M. Applegate, T. A. Dykhuizen, Norman S. Loomis, Wayne Brown, William Dugan, Leroy B. Chambers, William W. Jones, Albert F. Stelhorn, Ralph Wilson, Thomas Rogers, William Vincent Woods, John M. Tindal and G. T. Bowers.
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L. B. Rothrock
The
Methodist Hospital
Indiana University School of Medicine
James Whitcomb Riley Hospital For
King
Indiana University Medical School
Mayor candidate proposes fence to curb drunks
Axel T. Fredlund, independent Democrat, announces a plan to keep intoxicated New Yorkers from falling into the river by erecting high fences at key waterfront points. He would create recuperation stations, place policemen in charge of intoxicated citizens, and license liquor sales at soda fountains to undercut speakeasies. He also advocates replacing street cars with double deck motor buses, saying he has twice lost his own job over the issue.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
Axel T. Fredlund
A. M
B. S
Manhattan Island
Fredland
Independent Democrat
Adeline
Fredlund
Veterans Leader Murphy Elected Commander at Detroit Convention
William J. Murphy of Santa Ana California was chosen as commander of American war veterans at the annual Detroit convention. Murphy served as a second lieutenant in the 301st Engineers of the 77th Division during World War I.
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William J. Murphy
Santa Ana
Cal
Detroit
Murphy
Man Hurt in Fall at Anderson Barn
Isaac Lawhorn aged 54 fell from a barn roof in Anderson Indiana and suffered serious spinal injury and four broken ribs. He was hospitalized for treatment.
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Anderson
Ind
Isaac Lawhorn
Highway chief warns against rising gas tax use
Thomas H. MacDonald of the U S Bureau of Public Roads cautions state legislatures about boosting gasoline taxes for road funds. He notes 21 legislatures this year raised rates, 17 directing most revenue to county roads, with some at 5 or 6 cents and warns that highway departments must control the expenditure.
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Ruy Sevipos
Howard Neiespaner
Washington
Thomas H. MacDonald
United States Bureau of Public Roads
South Carolina
MacDonald
Varied balanced foods through sugar for health
A Sugar Institute ad promotes variety in diet and flavorful cooking. It highlights sugar as a kitchen enhancer for cereals fruits milk and vegetables. It cites four women cooks in New York and urges families to avoid gorging while enjoying nutritious foods.
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New York
The
Sugar Institute
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