City Trust Company Indiana Charter Statement June 30 1930
Marion County Indiana says D A Murphy vice president secretary of the City Trust Company Indianapolis sworn July 2 1930 before Notary Raymond Herath. The charter lists assets liabilities including cash deposits loans bonds and real estate with specific figures.
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Indiana
Marion
D. A. Murphy
The
City Trust Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Raymond Herath
Charles E. Coffin
Indianapolis Star
Jamess. Cruse
Edwin H. Ferry
Alfred D. Hitz
Geo. Hitz & Co
Edw
A. Kahn
Colonial Furniture Company
Leroy J. Keach
Edward Morris
Francis W. Payne
Cofton N. Fields
William T. Pearcy
J. Edward Johnson
Calvin J. Clymer
Petrache Velessen
Otto Meyer
Henley T. Hottel
M. L. Hall
State of
Bernard White wins Elks oratorical prize in Indiana
Bernard White of Crispus Attucks high school won the Elks oratorics contest connected to the Indiana Negro Elks state meeting. His speech The Constitution and Citizenship earned $100 and a chance to represent Indiana in Louisville regional competition with six states.
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Bernard White
Highland Place
Crispus Attucks High School
Elks
Indiana
Negro Elks
White
Louisville
York found guilty of conspiracy in arson case at Peru
David York, 75, was found guilty in Fulton circuit court of conspiring to burn his own Peru house in January 1929 to obtain insurance. He allegedly hired Charlie Bingman, who is serving a term for arson, and Donald Murphy, free on bond awaiting trial on the same charge.
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Bu United Press Ind
David York
Fulton
Peru
York
Charlies Bingman
Donald Murphy
Bingman
Murphy
Ripley items in Times reveal odds and ends
The column highlights Believe It or Not notes including nicotine poison in cigars, a moving town history from Klondyke to Olustee and Jackson County, and Marie Andresen as the fifth Chicago woman lawyer admitted to the US Supreme Court in a suit captioned Cotton versus Water.
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Klondyke
Green County
State of
Texas
Olustee
Congress
Oklahoma Territory
Jackson County
Marie O. Andresen
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
Miss Andresen
Radio Dial Schedule From Indianapolis Station Flashing Nightline
Extensive listing of radio programs, time blocks, and station IDs across CBS NBC and local networks. It names acts such as Morrison merrymakers and Mac and Al, mentions weather and livestock segments, and lists multiple affiliate stations including WFBM in Indianapolis and WJZ KDKA WGN and others across major cities.
Radio Schedule Fragments From 6 30 to 8 15 P M
A pasted listing shows multiple NBC System broadcasts and local Chicago outlets with times from 6 30 PM to 8 15 PM, naming stations such as WJZ WLS WLW KDKA WOOWO WMAQ WBBM WEAF and programs including orchestras choruses minstrels and a university band.
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V P. M
KYW
Chicago
Hunerv
NBC
Bain
WJZ
KDKA
WMAG
NBC_System
WLW
M.columbia
WABC
WOOWO
WMAQ
WERC
WBBM
WEAF
WSAL
WIBO
WDAP
WGN
Pat Barnes
Goldkette
WHAS
WLS
Minstrel Show
WEBM
WENR
Enicate
KDEA
WFAA
Chicago—University Band
NBC Stem
Raleigh Revue
Dallas—Rythmotra
NBC Seven
WTAM
Cleveland—Fur Trappers
WKBW
Buffalo
Palais Royal Orchestra
Saturday Radio Schedule Highlights Stations and Programs
A dense Saturday morning schedule lists multiple CBS NBC and local programs from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM including Pep Unlimited Club Dessa Byrd organ program Silent periods Farm and Home hour and live talks from Indiana theater and River reports. The lineup features orchestras bands choirs and variety acts with repeated references to CBS NBC and local sponsors.
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Schiesser
CBS
Dessa Byrd
Happy Felton
Savoy Plaza Orchestra
Fee Farm Community Network
Indianapolis — Church Federation
Red Ball Transit
Stewart
Morrison
Hoosier Coffee Club
Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Hoosier
L. S. Ayres
Illinois
Sander & Becker
Clorox
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor
NBC
Lux
Crosley Homemakers
Garden
Orpheus Trio
Hotel Gibson
Nit Wits Will Broadcast Fourth of July Rally
The Nit Wits will present a rally for boys at the Oteen veterans hospital in North Carolina to be broadcast at 6 p.m. over WFBM and the Columbia system. The hospital boys have written requesting items, many of which will be fulfilled during the program. The Pickard family will air a separate Independence Day program from WLS and NBC Chicago studios Friday at 6 p.m.
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Nit Wits
Veterans Hospital
Oteen
N. C
WFBM
Columbia System
Pickard
WLS
Chicago
NBC
WEAF
Columbia
WJZ
Hickok
Mary and
Bob
Clicquot Eskimos
Kodak
Countess Albani
American Consecration Opens Armour Program Friday Night
A patriotic keynote opens the Armour program broadcast from WHAS KYW and NBC Chicago studios at 7 30. Lois Bennett soprano and Mary Hopple contralto will sing Carolina Moon as a tribute to the Carolinas on the Armstrong Quakers program to be aired over WLW and NBC network stations Friday night at 8.
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Armour
WHAS
KYW
NBC Chicago
Lois Bennett
Mary Hopple
Carolina Moon
Carolinas
Armstrong Quakers
WLW
NBC
United Labor Bank and Trust Company Financial Report
Report of the condition of United Labor Bank and Trust Company of Indianapolis Indiana at close of business June 30 1930. Officers listed and totals shown for resources and liabilities including loans securities cash deposits and capital. Signed by Secretary F C Bell and notary Allen J Courtney.
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United Labor Bank and Trust Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
John L. Lewis
William Dobson
Jacob Fischer
Adolph J. Fritz
F. C. Bell
Allan Gilmour
County of Marion
LPF
C. Bell
Ind
Allen J. Courtney
Soviet Capital Starts Repairs
Moscow announces major upgrades including repaving Red Square with flat stones near the Kremlin and Lenin Mausoleum, plus new concrete review stands. Completion aimed for autumn with 56 streets asphalted and 1,860 kilometers of roads improved in the region, aided by three million rubles in foreign machinery.
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Kremlin
Lenin
Moscow
Two 16 Year Olds Get 30 Days In Jail For Theft
United Press report from OND Ind July 4 states Frank Rozish of Indiana Harbor and Donald Dillman of Gary were sentenced to thirty days each in jail by the city court for snatching a purse from Catherine Hoffman. They admitted the theft and said they needed the money to buy firecrackers.
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United Press Ond
Ind
Frank Rozish
Indiana Harbor
Donald Dillman
Gary
Catherine Hoffman
Fourth of July in Paris is Quiet with Low Flags
In Paris on July 4, Americans held a restrained celebration with limited flags and attendance. A luncheon at Fontainebleau’s American conservatory, led by Navy Minister Jaqua Louis Dumesnil, marked the only official ceremony. Ambassador and Mrs. Walter E. Edge hosted a garden reception at the embassy after.
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America
Fontainebleu
Jaqua Louis Dumesnil
Paris
Walter E. Edge
Embassy Garden
Trocadero Gardens
Butler U. receives over a quarter million increase
John W. Atherton reports more than 250000 added to Butler University funds in the last year. Present assets reach about 5 million, up from 650000 in 1922, while Dr. Robert J. Aley notes rising attendance and urges growth of the endowment as the college expands. Board officers will be named at the next directors meeting, says Histor A. Brown.
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Butler University
John W. Atherton
Atherton
Robert J. Aley
Histor A. Brown
Bus overturns near Mecca injures sixteen passengers
Sixteen passengers on a South ern Limited bus traveling south from Chicago escaped serious injury when the vehicle overturned east of Mecca due to a front tire blowout on a curve. A separate item notes a new home laundry device can run on a table from a lighting circuit.
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United Press
Five Thousand Dollar Bequest To Riley Hospital
A bequest of five thousand dollars to James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children is announced by James W. Carr of the Riley Memorial Association. The Lewis couple of Delphi and Indianapolis drowned at St. Petersburg on April 9 when their car went off a pier. This follows another hospital gift last week of about 250000 from Mrs. Hugh McK Landon.
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James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
Ernest H. Lewis
Delphi
Indianapolis
James W. Carr
Riley Memorial Association
Lewis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hugh McK. Landon
Aetna Trust and Savings Co. 1930 Statement
Report of the condition of Aetna Trust and Savings Company of Indianapolis Indiana with officers listed and balance figures including cash on hand trust investments and deposits. Notary public CharIes B. Wilberding swears to the accuracy of the filing dated July 1 1930.
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Griggs
Charles B. Wilberding
Fidelity Trust Company Report of Condition June 30 1930
Fidelity Trust Company of Indianapolis Indiana reports assets of 489200.46 including loans and discounts 223610.12 other assets 265,590.34 cash 23,899.26 and real estate owned 3,094.36. Capital stock paid in 25,000 profits 10,518.85 deposits total 337,? including demand 260,441.08 time 0 savings 177,057.66 certified checks 59.17 cashier's checks 198.71. Attested by WM J Clark cashier Belmont State Bank Indianapolis Indiana on July 2 1930.
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Treas
United States
Ghce
Envirtne Dace Ee
Belmont State Bank
Indianapolis
Indiana
George C. Forrey, JR
Lewis P. Robinson
WM. J. Clark
Clem F. Miller
State of
County of Merrion
Ss. I
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Dick Miller
Co. M. Kelly
J. D. Peterson
E. H. Richardson
H. J. Barnard
H. O. Garman
E. W. Davy
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Attucks High School
Detroit
A. J. Arvine
Allen A. M. E
S&s. B. Butler
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Lord
Christ
M. W. Clair Jr
Simpson M. EZ
Charlies Watkins
Coppins Chapel
J. H. Poulhne
Sheppard Hardrich
Ruth
Naomi
Boaz
Mt. Paran Baptist Church
Fielding Bowlar
Josephine Foster
Ella Covington
Camp Street
Bethel A. M. E. Church
R. L. Pope
Emmet R. Brown
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Brown
Hien Batte
Harriet Gordon
Celestine Smith
Bright Street
Nashville, Tenn
Teachers’ Institute
Ada Dodson
Boulevard Place
St. Francis Hospital
Helen Harper Watkins
Lomita
Cal
Charles Byrd
North West Street
Watkins
U. S. & Lexington
Lillian le Mon
Walker
Breed, Elliott & Harrison
Pennsylvania St
Indiana Road Bonds
Ripley
U. S
Patent Office
Serferson and Adams
Wesley Dickey
Mr. Dickey
Monroe
Uintah Mountain Range
Bree
Kee
Piledalon 1A
Pilisbugh
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Crockett Mountaineers
Commodore Ensemble
Morrison Merrymakers
Suger Creek Kitchen Band
Mac and al
Federal Radio Commission
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
FRID
Marmon Sales
General Motor Serenaders
Ideal's Harmony Duo
Rock and Rye
Riverside
Cincinnati
Eeney Hawkins
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
Dave _Bernves
Hotel Sinto
Studebaker
Elgin
Literary Digest
Estate Weather Man
Hotel Ton Orchestra
Howard
Hotel Eeyron Orchestra
Mansfield and Lee
Castle Farm Orchestra
Dallas—Symphony
WJR
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Robert's Jewelers
Uncle Abe & David
Jack Denny
Symphony
Amos
N’ Andy
Osborne
WCCO
Wayne King
Nat’l
KTHS
Hot Springs
Kingsway
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Mulligan
WSM
Nashville
Jack and
Bill
Russo
Columba
O Ts
KMOX
St. Louis
Kmox Revue
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Nuzzo
Stone
WEE
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Lake Worth
Wec
Long
Gibson
WIR
Bergin
Kansas City
Nighthawk Frolic
KSTP
St. Paul
Midnight Club
WHK
KFI
Los Angeles
Cafe Fisher Orchestra
Cal Adventure
WEKRC
Orches
G. M
WKRC
B. H. Pritchett
NA Ave
Cities Service Securities
Henry L. Doherty & CO
R. S. Nordyke
Mgr
Merchants Bank Bldg
Jim and
Walt
Saion Group
Aztecs
Keystone Chronicle
Town and Country
Merrymakers
Crosley Dealers
Brahms
Greig
Santa Lucia
Red Square
Russia
Kremlin Wall
Farmers Trust Company
East Market Street
Bankers Trust
Chas, N. Williams
Charles R. Kellogg
Davis Harrison
Mark V. Rinehart
Carl A. Ploch
Riley E. Smith
Laura Hiatt
Max J. Young
Elmer L. Sturdevant
Frank M. Millikan
J. Edw. Morris
Washington Bank and Trust Company
James W. Noel
Charles N. Williams
Thomas N. Wynne
Washington Bank & Trust Company
West Washington Street
France
Butler U
Riley Fund
Aetna Trust and Savings Co
Aetna Trust and Savings Company
E. 8. Goodrich
Ross H. Wallace
Leo M. Rappaport
J. 8. Griggs
O. R. Olsen
A S. Hensley
Secre
Trust Securities
Tees Enews
County of
I. J. S. Griggs
Aetna Trust and Savings Company of
Fidelity Trust Company
James M'Nulty
James G. Flaherty
Timothy P. Sexton
Thomas X. Lanahan
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