Three to Get Medals United Pri ze
New York June 2 reports that Rear Act is expected to award medals to three individuals in a ceremony. Details on names, rankings, and the event scope were not fully disclosed in the available text.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
8
New York June 2 reports that Rear Act is expected to award medals to three individuals in a ceremony. Details on names, rankings, and the event scope were not fully disclosed in the available text.
Police in Trenton and New Brunswick enforced blue laws on a second Sunday, listing residents who played golf, tennis, baseball, went to films, traveled, bought tobacco or toothbrushes, or fished. Ten baseball games paused as players were named amid boos. Officials aim to pressure grand jury to repudiate 1798 laws, backed by ministers who spurred the drive.
The Indiana tax survey committee will hold public hearings on revenue methods in the senate chamber Wednesday and Thursday. A potential abolition or merging of townships as government units may be recommended to the 1931 legislature. June 18 is set for a discussion on reducing overhead by cutting units and curb expenditures. Chairman J Clyde Hoffman announced the plan. Hearings Wednesday focus on inheritance and miscellaneous taxes, with Thursday devoted to tax exemptions.
Charles Brandt of 3728 Guilford avenue traveled from Hammond to view a body recovered from Lake Michigan at Hammond. He suspects the deceased may be his nephew Ray Brandt of Cynthia Kentucky, who had recently earned a patent for a new automobile gear shift and had gone to Detroit to display it.
The south side civic clubs central committee meets tonight at Garfield Park Community House to consider forming a junior band to perform at local events. Two bands will perform a concert tonight before the business session.
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, defied a senate lobby committee by refusing to answer questions about expenditures for anti Smith Democrats of Virginia during the 1928 presidential campaign. He claimed the committee lacks authority to investigate political expenditures and said its remit covers only activities influencing legislation or executive action.
Loren W Mendell a former endurance flight record holder was slated to appear in U S district court in Los Angeles to plead to charges of conspiracy to smuggle alien Chinese into the United States from Mexico President Hoover resumed work in Washington after a 280 mile automobile trip to Pennsylvania following Memorial Day remarks at Gettysburg and a weekend at Jay Cooke s fishing lodge near Williamsport Pa
Robert D. Johnson secretary treasurer and manager of the Olin Chevrolet Company at 1040 North Meridian Street today assumed full charge of the firm. He has led the sales division for four years and held a part interest in the company.
United Press notes that Hoover’s business survey conference, chaired by Julius Barnes, reports strong industry confidence after the stock market crash. Major sectors continue construction, fund capital improvements, and expand credit pools in America and Europe, with lower interest rates aiding production and distribution.
Ad promotes dog feeds with various weights and prices. Mentions brands Champion Miller Old Trusty Ever-It All Breed Everites and a balanced Pure RATIO Can case of 48 cans priced at $6.00. Includes multiple package sizes from 5 pounds to 12 pounds and price points 50 cents to one dollar.
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