U. S. Car Firms Fear Taxless Foreign Autos
Washington July 8 American auto makers fear if tariffs fall foreign plants of Ford and General Motors could ship cars to the United States. Senator Reed asked four industry leaders to present tariff views as lack of public testimony risks a tariff reduction or repeal. Exports last year reached 500000 cars valued at 354 million dollars while imports stood at 566 cars valued around 1.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe B. Fleming
Times
Washington
Henry Ford
General Motors
United States
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate “Nance
Department of Commerce
A. W. Childs
Automotive Department
Ford
City Stations WFBM and WKBF Radio Listings
Radio schedule fragment lists Monday programs on WFBM and WKBF with bands orchestras piano duos and time signals. Entries include Duke Ellington Cotton Club band Lopez orchestra Navy band concert and Longines time by Julius Walk and Weather etc. The fragment notes late news bulletins and sports and broad ripple wrestling bouts with various CBS listings and local club programs.
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Martin Mooney
Duke Ellington
Cotton Club
CBS
Aeaent Lopez
Columbia Club
U. S. Navy
Paramount Hotel Orchestra
Cbs).50—Banner Boosters
Irish and
Gordon
Longine
Julius C. Walk
Bontweather
U. S. Department of Commerce
WKBF
NBC
Pat Gillick
Absorbine, Jr
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Pa Acentaee Ibson Orchestra
Zoological Gardens
Dial Twisters and NBC Network Radio Schedule Highlights
Central Standard time listings show WLW Cincinnati and stations across Chicago and New York featuring orchestras, choirs, and dance bands. Programs include Gilad Girls Polly and Anns, Roehr's orchestra, Hotel Gibson and Whitehouse Coffee Concert, plus NBC and Columbia Network exchanges with WMAQ WGN KDKA and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilad
Polly
Annslyin
Roehr
Zes
University of Cincinnati
Hotel Gibson
Whitehouse
Kyrock
NBC
Hamilton Tailoring Club
I Cone Ce
Crosley However
Gibson
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
A. & P. Grpsses
WSAT
WGN
White House
WLW
KDKA
Columbia
Coco Couriers
WMAQ
WBBM
Chicago
Blitmore Hour
Edison Orchestra
Prank Black
Uncle Joe and
Pat
NBC_ System
WHAS
Navy Band
WMA
KYW
Columbia Network
Gems of Music
Chicago—Travelogue
WGNBC
Moment Musicale
WREM
Levis
NBC System
Gibbons
WWIZ
New York
Scottis Orchestra
WCAU
WNAC
WEAN
Fiorite
NBC 5
WGY
Tomorrow’s
Hungry Five
Ames ‘N' Andy
Goldkette
Nighthawks
WENR
Kete
Alimony Sought in Gary Divorce Suit Against Conductor
Gary Indiana July 8 Mrs Viola Atkinson mother of eight sues William Atkinson a freight train conductor for divorce alleging cruelty and seeking $25000 alimony. The couple married thirty two years ago and atkinson is said to own property worth 50000 to 60000 dollars. An adding machine built in 1915 exhibited at the Panama exposition is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Gary
Ind
Viola Atkinson
William Atkinson
Government to Launch Wide Opium Crackdown
The United States prepares a major offensive against opium smugglers and peddlers hiring thirty narcotic agents. For the first time federal funds allow enforcement to buy drugs as evidence. Colonel L G Nutt notes rising morphine prices nationwide and reports gains in narcotic seizures. Convictions far outpace prior year as public sentiment firm against drug crime.
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Bu Ecrippe
Harvard Vewspaper Alliance
Washington
Federal
Narcotic Bureau
Congress
L. G. Nutt
United States
Nutt
New York
Detroit
San Francisco
Open Hospital Drive Aims to Raise 300000 in Indiana
A drive to raise 300000 for the Indiana Christian hospital was launched today under Robert L. Moorhead. The hospital sits at Senate Avenue and Ohio Street and will benefit from its proximity to medical offices. Seven hundred twenty workers in fifteen divisions will interview 15000 prospective contributors to finish the campaign by July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Christian Hospital
Robert L. Moorhead
Ranbow
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Senate Avenue
Ohio Street
Moorhead
Camp Life Enjoyed by Mothers and Children at Sunnyside
Three hundred mothers and children will experience open air camp life at Sunnyside Camp on Indian Lake this summer. The first session ends July 9 with return to Indianapolis in Lions Club autos. Two more sessions run July 11 to 16 and July 18 to 23, with Rotary and Lions Clubs providing transportation.
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Salvation Army Corps
Sunnyside
Indian Lake
Indianapolis
Northside
Lion's Club
Indianapolis Rotary
Lions Clubs
Gone, but Not Forgotten
A list of names and addresses appears, including Gordon J. Brenner at 26 South Belmont Avenue and Maxwell touring from Belmont and Washington, Herman H. Rhud at 234 Blake Street with phone 743-411, Cc. B. Jones at 2348 Columbia Avenue, and Buick touring from 2462 Martindale Avenue with phone 703-403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon J. Brenner
Belmont Avenue
Maxwell
Washington Street
Herman H. Rhud
Blake Street
Stevens
Cc. B. Jones
Columbia Avenue
Buick
Martindale Avenue
Stolen Cars Recovered. Owners Named in Anderson
Police recovered two stolen vehicles in Anderson. T. A. Thompson of 1421 Lexington Avenue owned a Ford roadster found at Meridian and South Street. Bluford Dugéon of 508 Birch Street owned a Chevrolet coach found south of Maywood, the car soaked with coal oil and set on fire. Also, a municipal swimming pool ban list for 1930s Anderson prohibits white bathing suits for women, forbidding extremely low cut styles and retaining a lifted one-piece ban from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Thompson
Lexington Avenue
Meridian
South Street
Bluford Dugéon
Birch Street
Chevrolet Coach
Maywood
All Times
Pec
Columbus Population Rise Shown in New Directory
Columbus has gained 708 residents in two years per a new directory, now circulating. The directory lists 6,560 names, implying a total population near 13,120 when doubled for households and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pu Times
Snevial
Columbus
Ind
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U. S
WFBM
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Hoosier Athletic Club
Chicago Jewelry Co
E. Washington St
Cincinnati
NEC
Phil Spitavni
WKY
Chicago—Nighthawks
Chapman
Indianapolis F and Light Company
Cosday
Eno
WJZ
Glores Getame
Ida Bailey Allen
WEAF
Household Institute
Giese Fox
Philadela
Stumaukee
Silvas Gems
Milwaukee
St. Lane
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Niagara
Sys Union
Sta
Anderson
Munce
Niagara Falls
Big Four
U.S
Indiana Christian Institution
Salvation Army
Ayres Service
Efertha
Ayres
Kasha —Pearl —Royal Orchid
Navy
Purple
Canary
Foot Comfort Department
Leven
Dimity
ABC
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