Robbery at Kessler Boulevard by Swinging Gunman
A gunman leaped onto a moving car on Kessler boulevard and Thirty-fourth street and robbed a young couple. He took jewelry valued at $100 and $18 in cash from Mrs May Floy and $61 from C N Waters after striking them when they resisted. Police believe the suspect, seen loitering around miniature golf courses, drove a large sedan with a Minnesota plate. Other victims include Jerry Flanders robbed of $9 and Lon E Pyland charged $2.50 prior to the main incident.
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Kessler Boulevard
Thirty-fourth Street
May Floy
West Thirtieth Street
C. N. Waters
Watson Road
Lon E. Pyland
St. Peter Street
Union Station
Harding and
Ray Streets
Government opens wheat acreage cut push in southwest
United Press reports officials led by Alexander Legge and Arthur Hyde start a campaign to reduce wheat acreage as the 1930 harvest nears completion. They plan a 10 percent cut, visiting Kansas Nebraska and other states, while farmers hold grain to avoid low country prices.
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Kansas City
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Arthur M. Hyde
Hastings
Neb
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Hays
Dodge City
Kan
Hyde M. Reed
Kansas
Hyde
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Rockies
America
Stalin Holds World Peace in His Hands
Washington reports that Joseph Stalin, termed the world’s de facto ruler, has quietly consolidated power in the Soviet Union. Once considered rough by Lenin, he now dominates party leadership and policy while remaining behind the scenes.
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Stalin
Washington
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Rykoff
Tomski Agilanoff
Peter
Catherine the Great
Communist Party
Republican
Democratic National Committee
Joseph Vissarionovitch
Georgia
Caucasus
Siberia
Lenin
Alexis Rykoff
Trotsky
Moscow
Tomski
Uglanoff
State Morbidity Report Shows Diphtheria Decline
The week ending June 28 records eleven diphtheria cases, identical to 1928, with only Marion county reporting one this year. Scarlet fever totals reach forty seven, near last year, while typhoid declines to two from four. Smallpox soars to 124 cases versus 65 a year ago.
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State Health Department
William F. King
Marion County
New Trials Sought in Pa Murder Case by Two Defendants
Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague seek new trials after being convicted of first degree murder in the shooting of Corporal Brady Paul. Judge R L Hildebrand will hear arguments Tuesday. if denied, the defense plans to appeal to the state supreme court. A University of Illinois scientist develops a chemical dust treatment to clean corn and wheat smut.
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United Press
New Castle
R. L. Hildebrand
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Brady Paul
State Supreme Court
Hildebrand
University of Illinois
Radio Schedule Fragments From WFBM Indianapolis
A fragmented radio timetable lists shows and times for station WFBM Indianapolis with programs including music orchestras, news, livestock reports, weather, and various CBS and NBC network segments. The garbled listing names acts and segments such as Dave Bernies' orchestra, Mormon Tabernacle choir, Crosley Singers, and regional features.
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
NBC
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
White-Heines Visionaires
Dave Bernies
Hotel Linton
Variety
Koolmeter
Duro Automatics
Real Folks
Vox Humana
Crossey Burnt Corkers
Crosley Singers
Amos ‘N’ Ardy
Floyd Gibbons
Hotel Nton
McCormack Fiddlers
Hotel Gibson
Sweet and Lown
Bennas
Moraine Sxercices
Bob Burdette
Marley Ay Bheeris
Morniniz
Dad Ketoff
Oceans
Orchestra
Gibson
National Farm and Home
Dave Bernie
Bryani Iyson
Friends and Faces
Woman's Dip Club
Hank Karch
Radio Program Listings from Chicago and Nationwide Stations
A dense schedule of radio programs and orchestras across major stations including WBBM WLS WGN WJZ WEAF WABC and KDKA. Listings cover times from 6:30 P M to late evening with a variety of music talks and drama and named orchestras and performers.
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Benose
KYW
Sear
Can Orchestra
NBC
WEAF
WSAI
WGN
Wiam
WBBM
Chicago
Aaronsons
Columbia—Coco Couriers
WFBM
WLS
Chicago—Water Wien Time
Lee Sims
Columbia
WABC
WERC
WMAQ
Gerun
Orchestra
NBC System
WJZ
KDKA
WJR
WFAA
WHAS
Gems of Music
Motor Party
WEA
WTAM
WENF
Mato
Chicago—Farm
Folks
WLW
CO AD Larsen
Pittsburgh
Weathersports
WBAP
Dan and
Sylvie
WSM
Nashville — Orchestra
Radio Tonight Picks From a Complete Program List
A reader chooses programs to hear tonight listing the program name the clearest station and the time. The instruction asks to cut the blank and refer to it for evening radio entertainment.
Moore Chosen As Rite Chairman for Scottish Rite
Bloomfield H. Moore named chairman of the good cheer committee of the Scottish Rite. Rush R. Harris is vice chairman. John F. Engelke announced the appointments. The committee visits sick and afflicted members. Marion county members include Dr. Owan C. Adkins, Dr. E. O. Asher, Ernest L. Barr, Hartley W. Black, George T. Blue, I rving P. Blue, and many others.
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Moore
RITE
Bloomfield H. Moore
Good Cheer
Rush R. Harris
Scottish Rite
The
Order
Marion County
Owan C. Adkins
E. O. Asher
Ernest L. Barr
Hartley W. Black
George T. Blue
Irving P. Blue
Charles H. J. Brinkman
Fred J. Brinkmeyer
Lewis Brown
Edgar ©. Burgan
Raymond D. Butler
Charles S. Clapp
C. J. Clark
John B. Carson
Charles L. Clark
Charles E. Clift
William A. Coeppers
W. Fitzpatrick
Charles H. Frazier
Lewis W. George
John E. Glickert
Clarence R. Greene
Harry Harwood
Troy D. Hays
Noble C. Hilgenberg
Charles H. Hilkene
Walter Howe
Roy Huggins
Fred W. Jaehne
Otto L. Kenworthy
Arthur 8. Kimber
Ebert S. Larrison
Frank E. Long
Thomas W. McMeans
Edward F. Mann
William E. McCreery
Frank L. Moore
Martin T. Ohr
John T. Plummer
E. Guy Robbins
Harold E. Rodden
Tom Oddy
John Pantzer
Otho S. Pollarc
Dr.f. Reed
Claude D. Richie
Frank Rieman
Gaylord T. Rust
Albert W. Schrand
Carl G. Seytter
Frank G. Sink
Fred H. Sterling
John W. Stokes
Fred Stone
Homer L. Traub
Harold F. Weinmann
Oscar F. Williams
George B. Wilson
Ernest E. Woods
Claude Wise
Vestal W. Woodward
Conventions Bring Big Revenue to Indianapolis in June
The Indianapolis convention bureau reports June brought about $650,000 to the city coffers as more than 11,700 delegates attended conventions. The month has a reputation for dullness, yet this year produced notable activity.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Convention Bureau
Veterans relief bureaus to aid WW I veterans planned
Marion county VFW council will establish service bureaus for eligible World War I veterans under the pension bill passed by Congress. The council met in Convention City post hall at 143 East Ohio Street to discuss plans and will announce locations once operation details are received.
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Marion County Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Convention City Post
East
Ohio Street
Young mother Clara Swanson dies at 24
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Swanson 24 wife of Harry S Swanson automobile editor of The Times will be held Wednesday at 9 am at Assumption Catholic church. Brief services will precede at the home. She leaves husband infant son George parents Mr and Mrs George A Weber sister Miss Rosemary Weber brother Frank all of Valley Mills where they lived since their marriage a year ago. Mrs Swanson formerly worked as a bookkeeper at the Indianapolis Star.
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Clara Swanson
Harry S. Swanson
Automobile
the Times
Assumption Catholic Church
Joseph Weber
Retting and Platt to Broadcast Limehouse Blues in Chicago
The piano duo Retting and Platt will interpret Fishing the Air z 2 Limehouse Blues in a special arrangement during a Maytag orchestra program hosted from Chicago. They will broadcast on KYW and WHAS during Monday evening’s show.
What does legal reserve mean in life insurance
Legal reserve refers to mandatory state deposits of securities backing life insurance companies. These reserves ensure policies pay full face value at maturity, funded by formulas and compounding interest to match each policy’s guaranteed amount.
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Indianapolis Times
Mutual Insurance Structure and Ownership
A mutual insurance company is owner controlled by policy holders. It has no stockholders and is governed by a board of directors elected by policy holders with officers managing daily affairs.
Stock Insurance Company Structure and Regulation
The passage explains stock insurance companies are corporations owned by shareholders and regulated by state laws. It notes these companies assume policyholder risks, charge premiums, and periodically distribute earnings as cash or stock dividends to shareholders.
Indiana Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. advertisement
Local insurance firm Liberty Mutual at 412 Guaranty Building Lincoln 4373 lists services and contact for residents seeking coverage and protection options.
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Fidelity Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Lumber Insurance
Lincoln
Indiana Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Guaranty
Indiana Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co
Illinois
Riley
Indiana Lumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Co
Lumbermen’s Insurance Bldg
Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Co
Sinois Bldg
Reciprocal Insurance Reciprocals and Their Power
A reciprocal functions as an association where the insureds align as both insurer and insured. Subscribers appoint an attorney in fact who runs the business, binds principals, accepts subscribers, fixes indemnity rates, determines payments, and handles losses with broad authority akin to a board of directors.
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U.S
BY Garrett Porter
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
Dague
Joseph
Schenck
Ckeatt
Rod LA Conrad Marie Dressler
College Hounds
Hearst Metrotone News
Earl Gordon
WKBF
Indé
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Axie
Ideal
Continental Bakers Band
Rhythm Kink
Jimmy Borer
Sporn
I Securit¢ Theater Orgen
Stanoff
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Rower and Licht Company
Pep Unlimited
CBS
Farm Community Network
Colombie Ensemble
Salon
Jim
Wa ‘Walt
WEBM
Chicago—Gerun’s Orchestra
Ovaltine Ee
WWJ
WENR
Smith Family
Stromberg-Carlson Orchestra
Ittsburgh
Wm. Penn
Uncle Abe
David
Ft. Worth
Blackstone Orchestra
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Weeco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Russo
WDAF
Donahue
Lake Worth
Creahe Isroen
Nuzzo
Wes
Wo Dow
Nighthawk
Motion Pictures
Harry
Noah Beery
Vivienne Segal
Walter Woolf
Ataea Estee
Lodge
John F. Engelke
Conventions Aid City
Vv. F. W
Pathe Picture
Pat Lane
Ringmaster
Fun Boy
Thalero
Focz
Comedians
I. B. Hamp
Gertrude Beck
Victor McLaglen
Bon O. Aspy
Indiana
Charlie
Oakie
Social Lion
Paramount
Mary Brian
Skeets Gallagher
Larry Rich
A. & P. Gypsies
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Roxy and His Gang
Maytag
Tom, Dick and
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Sign of the Shell
Wendell Hall
Jesse Crawford
Organ
Victoria Billings
Thompkins Center
Elmer Thompkins
Freddie Rich
Chick Ender
Rinsky-Korsakoff
Don Voorhees
General Motors
Merchants Fire Insurance Company of
Indianapolis Stock Fire Insurance Company
NEW Amsterdam Casualty CO
David Layton
Mer
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Empire Bldg
Empire Life and Accident Insurance
C. S. Drake, Pres
Indiana Sera Buranc F Company
Indiamapolendiai
Edward Boren
Continental Bank
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
IAL
INSUR
Mutual Insurance
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
E. Washington St. Riley
American Mutual Insurance Co
N. Meridian St
Talbot
American Mutual Liability Ins. Co
Lumbermen's
Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Ins. Co
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