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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

2

New England Air Boom Expands Landing Fields and Airports

New England shows rapid aviation growth with sixty nine landing fields now in use and sixty eight more planned. Portland Maine prepares a 220 acre airport, Beverly Mass dedicates a new field, and Bar Harbor plans a first class airport for Mount Desert Island.

Times Special Boston New England New England Council Bar Harbor Mount Desert Island Maine Board of Trade Providence R. I New Britain Conn Norman Prince Aeronautical Society Boston Transcript

Inspector to Aid National Air Tour Flight Inspections

Howard F Rough of the aeronautical branch Depart ment of Commerce travels to Detroit to inspect more than twenty five planes for the National Air Tour set for June 30 Indianapolis as first stop. Departure from Detroit is around 10 am with arrivals expected around noon in Indy. A reception committee led by G M Williams Marmon Motor Car Company president sponsors the Indianapolis stop to greet the fliers. An Army squadron from Schoenfield Ft Benjamin Harrison will meet and escort visitors to the Speedway landing field.

Howard F. Rough Aeronautical Branch Department of Commerce Detroit Indianapolis G. M. Williams Marmon Motor Car Schoenfield Benjamin Harrison Speedway Landing Field

Embry-Riddle Manager John Paul Riddle to Visit

John Paul Riddle general manager of the Embry-Riddle Company, air mail contractors, is due to arrive this evening from Cincinnati in the air mail plane. He plans to stay several days for business discussions.

John Paul Riddle Embry-Riddle Company Cincinnati

Pilot Flies Bombing Plane Lands In Wheat Field

Lieut J H Stewart piloted a Martin bomber from Washington to Middletown but became lost in fog and landed in a wheat field at Halifax Pennsylvania on Wednesday. He plans to take off later today to return to Middletown, requiring cutting a significant portion of the wheat to free the aircraft.

United Press Halifax J. H. Stewart Washington United States Army Air Depot Middletown Stewart

Lindbergh Tests Ryan Monoplane In City Flight

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh conducted several test flights in his Ryan monoplane before 10 am in St. Paul. He carried several passengers on a short city cruise after meetings with air, rail and navigation leaders.

ST. Paul, Minn Charles A. Lindbergh trans-Atlantic Flier

Child Drowns At Birth Near Tokol Hungary

A peasant woman washing clothes in the Danube near Tokol fainted during birth and the newborn child died. The report from the village notes the mother survived.

United Press Budapest Danube Tokol

Heart disease now leading killer in United States

San Francisco June 21 Dr Haven Emerson Columbia professor says heart disease outruns cancer and tuberculosis in deaths. He notes 240000 yearly due to heart disease after population rise and cites age risks from 70 to 79. He links rheumatism in under 30 to heart disease and outlines a nationwide American Heart Association crusade.

Max Stern San Francisco United States Haven Emerson Columbia Dr. Emerson Emerson Napoleon Lincoln American Heart Association

G O P Leader O M Landstrum Dies in Helena

Dr. O M Landstrum a Montana mining industrialist and Republican national committeeman died suddenly in his Helena office from heart disease. He had just returned from the Republican national convention in Kansas City and was known for his wide mining interests.

Bay United Press Helena Mont O. M. Landstrum Montana Landstrum Kansas City

Safety Talks to Air on Municipal Pools and Playgrounds

WFBM will broadcast ten minute safety talks on city pools and playgrounds under the Indianapolis Safety Council. The first talk by Paul H. Krause airs just before 6 p.m. today with water activities committee members participating. Additional talks follow Friday and next Tuesday and Friday.

WFBM Indianapolis Safety Council Paul H. Krause Water Activities Committee The Safety Council

Three youths admit two east side burglaries

Maurice Pickler 20 of 444 N Arsenal Ave said he and companions Arthur Gant 19 of 335 S Walcott St and John A Wall 20 of 563 N Keystone Ave robbed Tech Pharmacy 1701 E Michigan St and Standard Grocery at Michigan and Highland. Loot totaling 77 dollars was divided among them. In Pendleton Indiana Fred Cook 26 Evansville a State Reformatory inmate died from storm injuries after a timber fell on his head. he was awaiting parole.

East Side Maurice Pickler N. Arsenal Ave Arthur Gant S. Walcott St John A. Wall N. Keystone Ave Tech E. Michigan St Standard Michigan St Highland Ave Times Special Pendleton Ind Fred Cook Evansville State Reformatory

Daytime Radio Schedule Highlights and Markets

Indianapolis stations list hourly segments from 3:00 to 11:30 featuring grain and livestock markets, weather forecasts, stock quotations, and program notes. Julius C Walk & Son closing grain market and Boncilla Laboratories beauty advice anchor the lineup with music and shopping services interspersed.

WFBM Indianapolis Indianapolis Power and Light Company Julius C. Walk & Son New York E-Z Bake Milling Company Kansas City Weather Roort Boncilla Laboratories Brunswick Panatrope

Diamond Queen Aborts Trans Atlantic Flight Hope

Miss Mabel Bell packed for a New York departure aboard the Columbia after a Newfoundland stopover. Pilots Oliver Le Boutillier and Arthur Argles accompanied the Bellanca monoplane, ending her bid to be the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic.

Funeral Today for Mrs Hale in Dunkirk

Funeral services were held today for Mrs. John Hale age 49 of Dunkirk Indiana who died by self inflicted gunshot Tuesday while despondent over ill health.

Times Dunkirk Ind John Hale

Radio Schedule Chronology From Indianapolis to New York

A dense listing of radio programs and network czars from Indianapolis IPL to NBC and CBS networks. It catalogs times, stations, programs and performers including the Hair-A-Gain studios, Chamber of Commerce messages, and various orchestras, choirs, and bands across U S cities.

WFBM Indianapolis Indianapolis Power and Light Company Indianapolis Times Wheeler City Mission Ayres & Co Chamber of Commerce Artesian City String Quartet the Columnist Indiana WDAF Kansas City NBC WEAF WHAS Louisville NBC_ Red Bill Jane WRC NBC Red Waldorf- Astoria WCAE WTAG WWJ Wie New York Kemp WMA Buffalo—News Toronto London Pittsburgh Little Symphony WGY Schenectady Montreal CNRT CNRC CNRQ KYW Chicago Nboc Red WEEI WJAR WCSH WHAM Red Red The WTIC NBC Blue

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