Ohio Will Close Season Tonight at the Ohio Theater
The Ohio Theater ends its season tonight with the final shows of Will Foosers in The Texas Steer and plans a Labor Day reopening after remodeling to install Vitaphone. Management says big pictures at popular prices await Indianapolis theater-goers, including Wings King of Fes Uncle Tom's Cabin and Mother Macree with complete Vitaphone synchronization. Harold Lloyd is praised by McCall's critic Robert E. Sherwood as the studio's top star with Speedy touted as his most successful comedy to date.
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Children’s Floral Parade Dazzles Ocean Park Calif
Hundreds of youngsters and floats joined the famous Ocean Park California parade. Among the delegates was 13 year old Audrine Birer described as one of the pretty heralds of the day.
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Lawrence Stallings Faces Hearing on Striking Woman With Auto
Philadelphia July 6 Lawrence Stallings author of The Big Parade and co author of What Price Glory will be given a hearing today for striking a woman. He was involved in a Thursday night accident when his car skidded at a crossing and struck Mrs Della McCall 49. She remained in Roxborough Memorial hospital for observation. Stallings was arrested but released.
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Humane group seeks control of city dog pound
Thomas Bledsoe president of the Indianapolis Humane Society asks Mayor Slack to transfer operation of the dog pound at 4400 Massachusetts Ave to the society. The city has rented the pound since 1923 and pays $350 in rent plus salaries and maintenance. the society says it costs $6,000 yearly to run the pound and could cover it by adding delinquent fees.
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Street Rabies Fears Prompt Mayor to Propose Safety Budget
The text notes a rabies scare from many stray dogs and says the mayor will submit the proposal to the board of safety and the city council budget committee. It also mentions polo and croquet as two dissimilar games with a mallet and ball.
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Hospital Post Announces Nurse School Directorship
Dr. William A. Coeppers city hospital superintendent reported the acceptance of Miss Eva Ellen Janson as director of the nurse's school. Miss Janson, principal of St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland, is at the University of California and will assume duties after the summer term ends.
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City Hospital
Eva Ellen Janson
Miss Janson
St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland
University of California
NAB 11 FOR POOL SALES POLICE RENEW DRIVE AFTER HOLIDAY
Eleven men were arrested on charges of pool selling and keeping gaming devices Thursday after a holiday lull in police efforts to halt baseball pool tickets. Arrested: Melvin W French and son Melvin W French Jr. James Whitney. Max Stewart. Mike Clapiff. Gill Sarbinoff. Robert Perkins. Joe Mitchell. Andy Tash. John Brion. Clay Evans.
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Seventeenth St
Hold Up Gas Station At Indian Oil Station
Two men in a Ford staged a late night hold up at the Indian Oil Company filling station taking 100 from the safe and a small amount from attendant William C. Hernhardt. Police suspect the robbers may be the same pair linked to a $250 raid on a W. Washington Street station the previous night. Earlier, two Black men robbed the Standard grocery at 336 Blake Street taking 30 after threatening manager Samuel I. Newhouse.
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National Party plans Indiana campaign ticket
National Party Secretary Nancy A. Hicks announced a 7:30 p.m. meeting of members and friends at the Hotel English to organize plans for the Indiana campaign. The party expects to enter a complete ticket this fall and has named John Zahnd of Indianapolis for president and W. H. Bennington of Cleveland for vice president.
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National Party
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Indiana
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Indianapolis
United States
W. H. Bennington
Cleveland
Ohio
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