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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1930

Page

2

Dedication of Swimming Pool Set for Sunday at Garfield Park

Garfield park will dedicate its new swimming pool Sunday afternoon with a formal program of speeches by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and park officials. An aquatic exhibition by Indianapolis Athletic Club stars, Red Cross and city swimming supervisors follows, with life saving demonstrations and underwater stunts led by Francis E. Hodges.

Garfield Park Reginald H. Sullivan Indianapolis Athletic Club Red Cross City Alma Teifert Francis E. Hodges Euphrasia Donnelly Dorothy Mooreding Thelma Darby Willis Indianapolis Frank Fehsenfeld Helen Lee Smith Mary Alice Shively Harry L. Sharp University of Illinois Richard Papenguth Michigan University Jes Jones Butler le Lyle Ruth McHugh Rhodius Park Josephine Bessesi Greer Street Park Rosemary Lois Walter Ford Roseary Delatore Major Willis Ravenswood Hodges

Man Believed Suicide After Reported Shot Near Eagle Creek

Police searched woods along Berwick Avenue and the Danville interurban after a report of a man sitting on the Eagle Creek bank, a shot, and a groan. Donald Blanton, 21 Berwick Avenue, told authorities he saw the man and heard the gunfire but the body was not found.

Berwick Avenue Danville

Senator Patterson Improves Ready to Vote on Tariff Bill

Senator Roscoe C Patterson of Missouri recovered at home from illness and may attend the Senate session to vote on the Smoot Hawley tariff bill. Doctors said appendicitis surgery would not be needed after a restful night.

Bey United Press Washington Roscoe C. Patterson Rep Patterson Senate Smoot-Hawley

Girl Loses Memory Leads to Detention for Identification

A young woman in Chicago approached Officer John Dalton asking for a park. She could not recall her name address occupation or destination and was held in the missing persons bureau for identification until someone could identify her.

United Press Chicago John Dalton Missing Persons Bureau

Two Convicts Escape From Colorado State Penitentiary

Canon City Colorado June 13 Two convicts Daniel Reardon and Red Wilson escaped from the state penitentiary while at work outside the walls. They fled into the surrounding mountains weighed down with heavy iron balls and chains as posses pursued them.

Bu United

Bond issue approved for city schools boilers and school 81

The state tax board approved a bond issue of 174000 for a new public school 81 and boilers at city school 75. The school board had sought 182000 but the board cut the amount.

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