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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
13
A reader letters column argues that strict parental supervision harms growth and trust in families. It asserts parents should allow teen independence, while suggesting practical ways for mothers to demonstrate trust, such as supervised gatherings, to ease conflict with a controlling father.
Dan Rorimer, a former newspaper writer turned fledgling screenwriter, meets Anne Winter on a Hollywood blind date. He shares his career arc from New York to Continental Pictures and hints at a pending film adaptation of his story Grim Holiday while she listens with quiet interest.
Officers of the Central Labor Union were re-elected without opposition at a Monday night meeting. They will be installed August 11 at Plumbers' Hall. William E. Holmes president. Robert C. Fox vice president. James L. Kinney financial secretary. Emil Salsbury recording secretary. John E. Smith organizer. Earl Scheffner statistician. Bert Persell sergeant at arms.
Policemen conduct elimination trials at a pistol range west of the Broad Ripple park pool for the police pistol shoot on August 5 and 6. Patrolmen Arch Ball Barrett Ball Richard Pressley and Sergeant Harry Smith will organize teams for the shoot at the police and firemen's picnic.
Six local banks joined to loan the city $750,000 on a short term basis until tax receipts arrive after no bank bid for the emergency loan. The lenders, same group as last year, set interest at 4 percent.
Dress pattern No 743 offers a navy crepe de chine tunic with shirred shoulders for height and bust fullness. Jabot collar and left side bow sash slim the look while vertical lines lengthen the figure. Available sizes 16 to 46 inch bust, pattern price 15 cents. Include 10 cents for Fashion Magazine.
Galveston Ind July 29 Two aged women residents have died in the city. Mrs Emma Richards 52 wife of Ora Richards and Mrs William H Pogue 68 are the deceased.
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