Broad Ripple Park sees sweeping summer upgrades and new amusements
Broad Ripple Park unveils major alterations this season with a widened midway, new rides and attractions including Bluebeard's Palace, The Whip, Custer cars, a new skating rink and cafe. The Junior Order of American Mechanics holds an initiation at the skating rink as part of a full day celebration. Skee Ball attracts crowds at Riverside park and Butler College athletes join the fun. No park admission is charged this year.
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Broad Ripple Park
New
Bluebeard’s Palace
S. S. Sunbeam
Order of American Mechanics
Riverside Park
Butler College
Archie Chadd
Riverside
Diana Brooks in a tale of kidnapping and intrigue
Diana Brooks daughter of Roger Brooks owner of the Catawba City Times endures kidnapping and return while her father fights city corruption. Don and Diana share a perilous island night and Lola suspects infidelity as Diana confronts gossip at home. The scene ends with plans for a drive as the drama continues.
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Diana Brooks
Roger Brooks
Catawba City
Brooks
Donald Keene
Teddy Farrell
Don
Lola Mantell
Diana
Lola
Catawba Island
Pop
Daddy
Gretta
Conservatory
Dia
Walden
Eve
Code of the Sky Like Sea Man's Creed Parallels Airmail Heroes
Rodney Dutcher profiles Charles Lindbergh era airmail pilots. Art Smith Jack Milazzo die with planes. Widmer exonerated after a crash that killed Donald Rossiter near Los Angeles in 1926. Pilot Scott fought fire and saved mail but fuel exploded.
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Een
Charles Lindbergh
United States
Air Mail Service
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Art Smith
Jack Milazzo
J. S. Hill
Charles E. Widmer
Paul P. Scott
Post Office Department
Scott
Reno
Salt Lake City
Airmail
Widmer
Donald Rossiter
Los Angeles
Rossiter
Hollywood Hills
Andrews Pushes Battles Against Home Wineries Amid Loopholes
Brig. Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews builds a enforcement force to curb bootleg liquor while discovering that many illicit wines are produced domestically under a 200 gallon annual tax free license. California protests flood in as the Treasury tolerates home production to avoid violating the Volstead Act.
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Lincoln C. Andrews
America
Treasury
California
Andrews
Harding- Coolidge
Free Haircuts Offered During Look Well Week
Kansas City June 11 The National Barbers Association declares Look We Week from June 11 to 18 offering free haircuts to those unable to pay. An official statement requires endorsement from a minister school or charity chief confirming poverty.
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United Preas
Kansas City
National Barbers’ Association
Look We
Andrews proposes government supervised whisky stock plan
General Andrews shifts from private stock control to urging 90 distillers to form corporations under government supervision to manufacture whisky. He faces legal and political hurdles, with Coolidge and Mellon opposing, and debates about fruit beverage limits and industrial alcohol diversion. The plan clashes with Blair and Mellon amid prohibition politics in Pennsylvania.
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General Andrews
President Coolidge
Mr. Mellon
Andrews
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Defends Fare Charge On Bus In Indianapolis
Peoples Motor Coach Co. president A. Smith Bowman said fares should not be reduced while bus operation is in the experimental stage. He stressed the company aims to maintain good service and promises a voluntary fare cut once the industry stabilizes and a proper rate is set.
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Diana
Lola
Diana Brooks
Joe
Gretta
Schuyler A. Haas
Indianapolis
A. Smith Bowman
Peoples Motor Coach Co
Trans
Eagles Close Confab Select Lafayette for 1928 Convention
Hammond Indiana June 11 Times Special. Eagles closed their four day convention selecting Lafayette as the 1928 convention city. Officers named include president Dr F J Mallett New Albany vice president Irvin I Fowler South Bend secretary Ernest Cole Noblesville treasurer Dan Gutgsell Michigan City chaplain Henry Schroeder Richmond conductor William Stoehn Connersville inside guard Louis F Miller Indianapolis outer guard Edward Simmons Hammond trustee Wesley Browning Anderson.
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Hammond
Ind
Indiana Eagles
Lafayette
F. J. Mallett
New Albany
Irvin I. Fisher
South Bend
Ernest Cole
Noblesville
Dan Gutgsell
Michigan City
Henry Schroeder
Richmond
William Stoehn
Connersville
Louis F. Miller
Indianapolis
Edward Simmons
Wesley Browning
Anderson
Bible Brain Teaser Answers From Page Four
Answers summarize biblical facts with mixed accuracy. The list includes Peter’s escape via the Angel of the Lord, Adonijah’s bid for David’s throne, Reuben’s descendants, order of books, creation date around 4004 BC, Solomon in Proverbs, Jesus wearing a purple robe after scourging, Paul born at Tarsus, Joseph son of Jacob, Moses striking the rock twice, and notes on ancient lifting machines like early elevators dating to 236 BC.
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Peter
Adonijah
David
Reuben
Israel
Hanoch
Pauu
Hezron
Carmi
Solomon
Christ
Pilate
Paul
Tarsug
Acts
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