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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

12

New grads face job hunt as 1929-30 market weakens

In New York on June 4 United Press reports rising graduate counts joining the job hunt. About 100,000 with bachelor degrees and 25,000 professional, 12,500 graduate graduates, plus 300,000 nonreturning students will enter a tighter labor market. University employment bureaus show mixed results across Yale Columbia NYU. Extra-curricular success in college correlates with later career advancement.

New York Robert Ulysses Cadwallader Robert Siwash Roberts United Press Association of American Colleges Nicholas McKnight Columbia University McKnight Lawrence Zimmer New York University Donald Bridgman American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bridgeman

Resort Opens June 14 at Fairview Hotel and Gardens

Renovated Fair view Hotel and Gardens at Lake Manitou will open June 14. Located on U S Road 31 and state roads 19 and 25 with full paving, the resort features a top bathing beach, lake boat service, a nine hole golf course, and music by the Indiana Serenaders.

Fairview Lake Manitou U. S. Road 31 Indiana Serenaders

State Association Opens Inquiry Into Prison Flower Trade

The Indiana State Florists Association began a probe into flowers grown in Indiana penal institutions for commercial sale. The investigation committee includes Jacob Eitel of Greencastle and William Mahoney and William Fox, both of Indianapolis.

Indiana Indiana State Florists’ Association Jacob Eitel Greencastle William Mahoney William Fox Indianapolis

Brooks' Will Battle Looms In Probate Court

A three-relatives dispute over the $165000 estate of Indianapolis businessman Bartholomew D Brooks will be argued in probate court within thirty days after the will was filed. Frances Winters seeks administration while a litigation contestclaims lack of Brooks signature. Donald Morris named temporary administrator as the case proceeds. twelve cousins receive varying bequests.

Bartholomew D. Brooks Indianapolis Frances Winters North Riley Avenue Winters Donald S. Morris Fletcher Savings and Trust Company Byttorneys Brooks

Kiddies day at Broad Ripple pool promises safe swim lesson fun

Oscar Baur's Broad Ripple park opens its large pool for a juvenile frolic next Saturday with free open house from 12:30 to 2:00 pm for children up to 14. Life guards will teach swimming amid new facilities in a city safety push. Also listed are current theater showings across Indianapolis venues.

Broad Ripple Park Oscar Baur Baur Long Jane Moe Meeekettenn Fenes Attacnea Swaling Broad Ripple Baur

Youth Shot by Hijacker Dies Keeps Silence

Ralph Kentuck Patterson 21 of 1125 Olive Street died Tuesday night at St Vincent's hospital after being shot early Saturday in an alleged hijackers battle. He did not name his shooter, though friends believed he knew. Fred Vance 26 of 1145 Linden Street and S R Stafford 42 of 1318 Spann Avenue are held on 5000 bonding for further investigation. Patterson survived by grandmother at 1535 Chester Avenue.

Ralph (Kentuck) Patterson Olive Street St. Vincent’s Hospital Patterson Fred Vance Linden Street Chicago Indianapolis S. R. Stafford Spann Avenue Vance Lafayette Chester Avenue

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proved Harmless Laxative

In 1875 a young physician sought a gentle laxative for constipation and developed a safe remedy. His trusted formula, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, grew into the world’s most popular laxative, kept unchanged and widely sold in drugstores.

Dr. Caldwell

Professor to Speak at North M E Church Dinner

Professor J J Haramy of Indiana Central College will discuss The Soul of America at a North M E church men’s club dinner tonight. Indianapolis Lions Club male chorus will perform and officers will be elected.

J. J. Haramy Indiana Central College North M. E. Church Indianapolis Lions Club

Elwood Chosen 1931 Meet Place for Daughters of Liberty

Elwood was selected as the 1931 meeting place of the Daughters of Liberty at the close of the 1930 meeting here Tuesday night. Mrs Martha Murphy of Hammond was chosen grand councillor for the coming year, succeeding Mrs Zora Matchett Elwood.

Logansport Ind

Tanlac Promise Cuts Sour Stomach Distress

A sales pitch claims Tanlac prevents gas and acid formation, promising relief before meals and at night with a money back guarantee if it does not help.

M'Nulty Elected by Fidelity Trust Directors Re elected

Fidelity Trust Company held its annual stockholders meeting electing directors James McNulty James G Flaherty Timothy P Sexton Leo X Smith James Burns I N Worth M M Dugan H H Woodsmall Re elected officers include McNulty as president Flaherty as vice president and treasurer Sexton as vice president and secretary Lanahan as assistant secretary Lamb as auditor and Maurice McNulty as trust officer

Fidelity Trust Company James McNulty James G. Flaherty Timothy P. Sexton Leo X. Smith James Burns I. N. Worth M. M. Dugan H. H. Woodsmall McNulty Flaherty Sexton Thomas X. Lanahan Albert E. Lamb Maurice McNulty

Cheer Hero in Shorties

Clyde Larose plunged into Troost lake at night to inspect a sunken motor car that rolled down a hill. a cheering crowd watched as the car was found empty. The incident occurred Tuesday night in Kansas City Missouri with no one inside the vehicle.

United Press Kansas City Clyde Larose Troost Lake

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