Jury to hear Crowe deputy case in Abingdon
In Abingdon Virginia on June 5 trial of James W Crowe a Washington county deputy sheriff charged with fatally wounding a young college student in an automobile chase neared its end Defense witnesses were called as prosecutors rested and the case appeared set to go to a jury later today Also a separate Indiana note reports Paul Alexander elected county school superintendent for Decatur county succeeding J R Crawley with Crawley not seeking re election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Wiral Ives
Abingdon
James W. Crowe
Washington County
Crowe
J. W. Kendrick
Emory and Henry College
Henry McReynolds
J. D McReynolde
Ostiers
Paul Phelps
Sterling Dutton
McReynolds
Kendrick
Greensburg
Ind
Paul Alexander
Burney High School
Decatur County
J. R. Crawley
Flit Insect Spray Promises Quick, Safe Elimination
The ad touts Flit spray as the strongest insect killer yet, claiming rapid action against flies, mosquitoes, roaches, bedbugs, and ants. It promises household safety, no staining, and a money back guarantee, with guidance to spray behind baseboards and on clothing for moth protection.
Miss Anita Page Meets Her Indianapolis Double
The Indianapolis Times reported Esther Gebauer, a sorority member, as Anita Page’s Indianapolis lookalike. Page and Gebauer, married Malcolm Carlisle, met at Hotel Severin with Page praising her double and family. Page credited William Haines with support as Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus impressed local readers with its polished production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gebauer
Times
Miss Page
William Haines
Miss Gebauer
Severin
Anita Page
Mr. Carlisle
Malcolm Carlisle
Anita
New York
Annie
Bill
Anita’s Double winner now Mrs Malcolm Carlisle
Judges selected the Indianapolis double of Anita Page as winner Esther Gebauer. Now Mrs Malcolm Carlisle is recognized as the real double of Miss Page by observers and pageant officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Anita Page
Esther Gebauer
Malcolm Carlisle
Miss Page
Telecast Radio Schedule Amt Cincinnati to Chicago
Central time listing of radio programs across cities with multiple shows, orchestras, and bands. Includes names like Alvin Roehr, Polly and Amua, Henry Thies, Sylvania Foresters, Studebaker Champions, and Vincent Lopez orchestra with stations NBC WGN WMAQ KDKA WLW WBBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glad Gorls
Polly
Amua
Alvin Roehr
Zoo Clubhouse
Meadows
Northwestern Yeast
I Nbc
Sylvania Foresters
NBC
Flit Mosauiteers
Orange Blossom Artivans
Studebaker
Perfect Circle
Kingtaste
Henry Thies
Buiova
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Crosseye Singers
KYW
Chicago
Wenr Fei
Kansas City
Sunny Jim
WGN
Chicago—Concert and Dance Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo Statler Orchestra
WSAI
Cincinnati—Orchestra
Panico's
Ft. Worth
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Chicago—Westphal
Goldkettel
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WSR
Atlanta
KMOX
Louis—Wylie’s
WENR
Vanevue
Area
renoUe St Paul
WDAF
Nighthawk
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights from Indianapolis Stations
WFBM lists 1:15 Olsen Trio and 4:30 Kinz Covert Vagabonds CBS programs. Twilight Music and weather segments follow. Hank Simmons Show at 6:00, Wheeler City Mission and Light Opera Melodies later. Duke Ellington Jungle Band at 8:00, then Silent by Federal Radio Commission. WKBF carries late bulletins, studio programs, and Stiles Collegians Hoosier Athletic Club orchestra through 9:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Olsen
CBS
Twilight Musicetc
Julius C. Walk
Perfect Circle
Duke Ellington
Oriter Federal Radio Commission
Stiles Collegians
Hoosier Athletic Club
Four Thousand Five Hundred Veterans Attend Confederate Reunion
In Charlotte North Carolina on June 5 4 500 veterans gathered for the thirty ninth annual United Confederate Veterans reunion as bands blared and the rebel yell echoed through the streets. A Dallas veteran warned of danger while others slept in a tent colony to ease hotel crowding among 50 000 visitors including Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy. Senator Pat Harrison addressed the gathering asserting slavery was not the war’s cause and noting a larger issue of states rights. The convention also features elections and social events amid ongoing reunions and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
United Confederate
Dallas
Gray
Sons of Veterans, Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
South
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
trans-Mississippi
T. J. Apple
Florida
A. T. Goodwyn
Alaska
S. S. Fagg
Chicago
W. C. Fagg
Warrenton
Edwin Selvage
New York
R. R. Wilkins
Gaffney
S. C
Stratford Hall
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Comedy solos by Brother Macy on Kansas Frolickers show
Brother Macy and Brother Brokenshire entertain the Kansas Frolickers audience with two comedy solos on Wednesday night at 8 50 over the Columbia network. The Revelers quartet perform Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue on Palmolive hour at 7 30 over NBC. Nine Facile adds operatic baritone to Neapolitan Nights on NBC at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adio
Mime
Schumann-Heink
R Reinald Werrenrath
Rario Manufacturers’ Assocition
Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Macy
Brokenshire
Kansas Frolickers
Columbia Broadcasting System
George Gershwin
NBC
Broadway
Happy Wonder Bakers
Norman Barckman
Highland Avenue
Ed Cransfield
East Michigan Street
East Tenth Street
Clint O'Brien
Radio Programs Highlight Wednesday Night Lineup
On NBC and CBS networks Hank Simmons presents Show Boat with guests on WOR and CBS networks. WEAF features concert orchestra and orchestra with Revellers quartet. WB? programs include Schumann-Heink and others on NBC.Beethoven selections accompany Bernhard Levitow on Kolster system. George Ryner guest with United Symphony inaugurating CBS broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
WEAF
NBC
Revellers
Leviton
WJZ
RMA
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Gladys Rice
Reinald Werrenrath
Charles Marshall
Happiness Boys
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
George Ryner
United Symphony Orchestra
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ludwig von Beethoven
Bernhard Levitow
Indianapolis Radio Day Schedule Highlights and Programs
Radio listings from WFBM and WKBF detail Thursday morning to afternoon broadcasts. Programs span conversation, music, news, livestock reports, weather, and religious devotion with guests and sponsors listed across stations including CBS networks and local clubs.
Trade Aims for Indianapolis Goods in New Zealand and Australia
Trade commissioner Julian B. Foster, fresh from Wellington, will discuss expanding Indianapolis product sales in New Zealand and Australia. He will base his operations at the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, in the Commerce Building, upon arrival Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New Zealand
Australia
Julian B. Foster
Wellington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Climber of Commerce
Burglar Flees When Woman Wakes at Schloss Home
A burglar entered Sol Schloss's home at 3919 Washington Boulevard but fled when Mrs. Schloss woke and called out. Police found a damaged sun parlor screen. Separate reports include attempted entry at 3168 Fall Creek Boulevard, theft of $59 from a chili parlor, and several dogs biting residents leading to ten day jail terms for the dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Schloss
Schloss Bros. Investment Company
Washington Boulevard
O. N. Shirley
Fall Creek Boulevard
D. C. Blacker
West Ohio Street
Drug Store Robbed on Massachusetts Avenue
Robbers entered Hook drug store at 378 Massachusetts avenue through a transom Tuesday night and took 5.25 from the registers along with three kodaks valued at 851, according to police report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook
Massachusetts Avenue
Seize Pool Tickets And New Punch Board At Amusements
Police seize pool tickets and a new punch board at an amusements venue. Officers report several thousand tickets and two and a half cases of Amusements stock recovered.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ury Slayer
de Pauw
Walter D. Hickman
Nita Page
Indianapolis Times
Loew's Palace Theater
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
the Noose
English’s
Loew's Palace
Fox Movietone Follies
Apollo
Hooper and Gatchett
The
Lyric
Anita Stewart
Indiana
Coquette
Ohio
Leatherneck
Circle
Molly and
Colonial
Cincinnati
WLW
WBBM
Columbia
United Symphony
WMAQ
Beece Shavers
WGY
Kdka
Maytay
WSMB
Columbia Network
Voyagers
KDA
WMA
Dee
Lombardo
Canavans
NBC Sycceadio Mfgrs
Banquet
Stromberg-Carlson
WHAS
WFBM
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WKBF
Senator
Hammond
George Jarnicke
Lora
Oak Glenn
Ill
St. Margaret's Hospital
Atwater Kent Yone
Rhythm Kings
Ews
WKBEF
Thoursday
Intianapolis Public Library
Absorbine, Jr
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Hoicl Gibson
Reds
Philadelphia
Blue Wren
Ida Bailey Alien
Tousehold Institute
Cincinnati- Matinee Piasera
Brooklyn
Julian Foster
South America
Guarantizd
Pevrrecienes
Victor
Walnut
Guaranteed Furniture
Washington Street
Ilinois Street
Statehouse
Ee Tit Rr
Washington St
Schloss
North Side
Sidney Smith
Parker Avenue
Herbert Newlan
Lexington Avenue
Robert Patrick
Prospect Street
E. D. Garrett
East
Pratt Street
Dale Long
Dawson Street
Henry H. Goeke
Madison Avenue
Keith
Hooper & Gatchell
Felovis
Blanche and
Jimmie Creighton
Louise and
AL Rodack
Fannie Hurst
Jean Hersholt
Berkell
Mildred Hastings
Crosley All-Electric Radio
Chicago Jewelry Co
Motion Pictures
Fox Movietone
Follies
Movietone Vitaphone News
Cupid
Costello
Vitaphone
Ramon Mioia
A. Pe YaKaRe
Renee
Donald Crisp
Dorothy Janes Ove
Ropmarice
Noy
S Theatre
Dawn
Virginia Avenue
Fountain Square
Richard DIX
the Rainbow Man
Billie Dove
Columbia Records
Seatfernuch
William Boyd
Alan Hale
Fred Kohler
Circe
Thole Town
Walter Hickman
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