Radio makers in two cities show activity
Indiana’s radio industry expands with Steinite at Ft Wayne moving to production and United States Radio and Television in Marion employing nearly 600. Wabash leases space for storage and assembly as May construction totals reach 15 million dollars with Indianapolis home to 3.5 million while various cities report new plants, additions, and major contracts across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Stone
the Times
Indiana
Steinite Radio Manufacturing Company
Ft. Wayne
Atchison, Kaw
United States Radio and Television Corporation
Marion
Arthur E. Case
Heys
Service Motor Truck Company
Wabash
Indianapolis
Muncie
Warner Gear Company
Burris Training School
Ball State Teachers College
Richmond
City
Lewisville
Cain
Henry County
Rush County
Hagerstown
Perfect Circle Company
Co. N. Tester
Local trial rekindles night charivar rioters tale
Mr and Mrs Dallas Ruark, previously tried here, boast about never charivaried as friends and relatives join a late night revelry and disruption.
Smallpox cases rise in Times Special Ind. area
In Times Special Ind, six smallpox cases have been reported including two latest victims, a boarding house incident noted with Turner and Mrs. Benjamin F. Turner mentioned among the cases. A separate June 28 report from ON court records shows Baker awarded $50 damages for an automobile collision involving a driver named Ana. The plaintiff had claimed $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imes
Benjamin F. Turner
Ind
Baker
Anab
Actress Gladys Brockwell Injured In Car Plunge Near Calabasas
Hollywood June 28 United Press Gladys Brockwell famous film actress is believed dying after the automobile she rode in plunged 75 feet over an embankment near Calabasas late Thursday. Her companion Thomas G. Brennan suffered minor injuries and was brought to a hospital.
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United Press Hollywood
Gladys Brockwell
Calabasas
Thomas G. Brennan
Brennan
Miss Brockwell
Albin W. Still
Army mule training and boxing results at Fort Harrison
Cadet corps in the C. M. T. C. program at Ft. Benjamin Harrison shifted to machine gun study and cart drill with Captains Winfield and Comstock and map work under Lt. Smith after the second parade. Open-air boxing bouts Thursday night produced decisive knockouts and defeats among cadets from multiple companies and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Richard Winfield
Joseph H. Comstock
Judson M. Smith
Grahn
Ligonier
Ind
Geller
Cleveland
Shimala
Whiting
Hatch
Toledo
Terhune
Band
Martinsville
Lytal
Ft. Wayne
First Saint of U S May Be Canonized
Evansville Indiana reports Mother Mary Magdalene may become America’s first saint. The Poor Clare founder died at 71 after decades of convent service. Canonization steps begin in Omaha with church officials and a devil’s advocate, before Rome approval and beatification.
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Evansville
Ind
America
Mary Magdalene
Poor Clare
Omaha
Neb
A. Gleber
St. Meinrad Abbey
St. Meinrad
Peter G. Cannon
The
True Voice
Devil's Counsel
James M. Stenson
St. Peter's Church
Omaeha
Mother Magdalene
Pope Pius
College of Cardinals
Rome
Police hunt for sink and fixture thief at Indiana avenue home
Police today sought a thief who stole a kitchen sink and bath fixtures from a house under construction at 1315 Indiana avenue owned by E. C. Stout of 136 North Delaware street. Burglars also tried to break into Raven Coal Company offices at 2002 Darwin street, according to L. F. Shuttleworth. Fifteen pounds of fish and two chickens were taken from Alexander Cantrell's fish market at 1509 West Twenty-fifth street Thursday night. M. M. Wall, assistant attorney-general, found a package containing two dresses and other clothing near his automobile by the statehouse Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Avenue
E. C. Stout
Delaware Street
Raven Coal Company
Darwin Street
L. F. Shuttleworth
Alexander Cantrell
West Twenty-fifth Street
Two Flyers Die In Tail Spin Near South Bend Airport
Leigh Sellers 31, a mechanic for Charles E Hastings, and J E Parkhill pilot, died after a test flight crash one mile northeast of South Bend municipal airport. Parkhill survived the initial impact but died later. Sellers was fatally injured on ground after the craft struck a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
South Bend
Ind
Leigh Sellers
Charles E. Hastings
J. E. Parkhill
Sellers
Parkhill
Walkerton
Ameri
No Bungalow No Wife Sparks Second Divorce Suit
Anderson Indiana June 28 Wilbur and Bertha Hosier divorced after twenty years of marriage. Five years later Mrs. Hosier says she remarried him based on promises to build a bungalow and be a model husband. She alleges the promises were not kept and files a second divorce suit in Madison superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Wilbur
Bertha Hosier
Hosier
Madison Superior Court
New Building Board Discusses $500,000 Religion School Plan
Bloomington July coverage notes Indiana University School of Religion plans a $500,000 building. Treasurer reports $21,000 for the year except $25,000 in assigned life insurance and $30,000 from wills. Two new directors join: Oscar H. Cravens and Sterling R. Holt. Officers: President B. F. Nesbitt. Vice President Ben T. Smith. Secretary R. O. Pike. Treasurer Rodney D. Smith. Auditor Lavonia Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University School of Religion
J. C. Todd
Oscar H. Cravens
Monroe County Bank
Sterling R. Holt
Indianapolis
B. F. Nesbitt
Vincennes
Ben T. Smith
Shelbyville
R. O. Pike
Rodney D. Smith
Lavonia Miller
Civic Theater of Indianapolis expands Children’s Hour program
Campaign to raise between 150000 and 200000 dollars for Civic Theater outreach reports progress with nearly 200 canvassers. They will meet at the Playhouse in Indianapolis for week one results. Luncheon clubs to host speakers including Mayor Slack and local figures next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Theater of
Indianapolis
Children’s Hour
Civic Theater
Playhouse
North
Alabama Street
Mayor Slack
Meredith Nicholson
Boyd Gurley
Demarcus Brown
Ovid B. Jameson
Ralph Thompson
Arthur Zinkin
John K. Ruckelshaus
B and C Relief Body Holds Annual Vote
The Baltimore and Ohio Relief Association convened for a two day meeting in Chicago with 87 delegates and 15 committee members. John S Cush was reelected to the operating committee for three years. Advisory committee members announced include E Frank Thomas Benjamin W Sands Arthur L Carlson D L Outright Howard J Fleming and J A Work. Jacob Yeager chaired the meeting with Miss Catherine C Menster as secretary.
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Baltimore & Ohio Relief Association
Severin
John S. Cush
Chicago
Ill
E. Frank Thomas
Baltimore
Benjamin W. Sands
Chillicothe
Transportation Department
Arthur L. Carlson
Motive Power Department
D. L. Outright
Weston
W .Va
Howard J. Fleming
Newark
J. A. Work
Jacob Yeager
Pittsburgh
Catherine C. Menster
Connersville
Man Scalded In Fall At Veneer Plant Accidents
Falls in boiling vat incident at B L Curry veneer plant injures John Beach 42 of 306 East Georgia Street. He slipped from a platform into hot water and was hospitalized at Indiana Christian hospital. Marion dispatch notes funeral for Wally Barnes former resident died in Dayton Ohio services held at Eagles Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Curry Veneer
East Thirteenth Street
John Beach
East Georgia Street
Indiana Christian Hospital
Bn Times
Marion
Ind
Wally Barnes
Dayton
Eagles
James
Muncie
Millionaire furnace maker testifies in breach case
Franklin Hardinge, a Tulsa furnace manufacturer with about 652 thousand dollars, denies being a millionaire as Ann Livingston seeks 250 thousand dollars. He describes his finances and contends the plaintiff had lavish wants and used his charge accounts for purchases during their engagement in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hica Preas
Franklin Stardinge
Ann Livingston
Hardinge
Tulsa
Chicago
Miss Livingston
Attorneys Seek Pay in Marion County Pauper Attorney Case
Special Circuit Judge Henry M Dowling ruled on motions in the Marion county pauper attorney dispute. John Royce and Lloyd Claycombe, appointees, seek pay for Royce's services while county commissioners challenge Royce authority. Judge Dowling overruled objections by the commissioners and a claim that Royce was improperly named as plaintiff in the suit against county auditor Harry Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Dowling
Marion County
John Royce
Lloyd Claycombe
Judge Dowling
Royce
James A. Collins
Collins
Claycombe
Harry Dunn
Funeral services for Frank Arnold in Esville
Funeral services for Frank Arnold a 50 year old merchant who died Wednesday were held in the Christian church at Noreia Esville Ind today. His death prompted service in the local church with town mourners attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primes
Noreia Pym
Esville
Ind
Frank Arnold
Mothers Should Limit Baby Kisses Says Chicago Doctor
Dr. Caroline Hedger of the Elizabeth Rockefeller McCormick Foundation warns at Evansville College that mothers kisses excite babies and may harm their nervous systems. She urges parents to let children grow as separate persons and notes a father's overprotective control can be a crime against the child and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Vansville
Ind
Caroline Hedger
Elizabeth Rockefeller McCormick
Dr. Hedger
Miss Ishbel MacDonald to Again Serve as Hostess at No 10 Downing Street
In June Ramsay MacDonald returns as prime minister for a second term and his eldest daughter Miss Ishbel resumes the role of hostess at No 10. The 21-year-old, educated in London, has long impressed the public with poise, public speaking, and service.
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NEA Service Ondon
Ramsay MacDonald
No. 10
Downing Street
Great Britain
Miss Ishbel
King’s College
London
MacDonald
Ishbel
Queen Mary
Windsor Castle
Hamstead
Ishbels
United States
Canada
London County Council
Ponlar
London Press Club
Ishbel MacDonald
Miller recounts Atlantic voyages seeking cure for catarrh
Clarence Miller, 68, Warren, Indiana, arrested for intoxication in Marion, says he crossed the Atlantic seven times seeking a catarrh cure and found only "canned heat" relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oLanited Press
Marion
Ind
Clarence Miller
Warren
Atlantic Ocean
Enjoined Store Tax Halts Licensing Law Enforcement
Three federal judges granted an interlocutory injunction delaying enforcement of the 1929 chain store licensing measure. The order by Judges Alschuler Baltzell and Slick bars the tax board from administering the law and from levying penalties or filing collection suits pending final judgment. Lafayette A. Jackson owner of 250 Standard Groceries supported the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Tax Board
Samuel Alschuler
Robert C. Baltzell
Thomas W. Slick
Lafayette A. Jackson
Putnam County Wool Clip Sold to H M Little Co
Greencastle Indiana June 26 The H M Little Company of Indianapolis won the bidding for the Putnam County Wool Growers Association 1929 wool clip at 38 cents a pound. The lot comprises about 20 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
H. M. Little Company of
Indianapolis
Putnam County Wool Growers Association
Rain Delays Cherokee Cave Dig Near Wolf Kentucky
Heavy rains flood the site delaying the excavation led by Prof. John H. Furbay of Taylor University near Wolf Kentucky. The team planned to continue next summer after 50 feet cleared and 100 tons more soil remain.
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Ind
Wolf
John H. Furbay
Taylor University
Flem Sampson
Furbay
Taylor
Lyman Douglas
Cecil Taylor
Albert Mathias
Talmadge Tilson
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Overcome by Heat Affects Beveridge Pulp Room Worker
Oscar Rolands a 67 year old man working in Beveridge Paper Company's pulp room at 717 West Washington street was overcome by heat and taken to Indiana Christian hospital this morning. Lorraine hotel is mentioned in connection with his residence.
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Beveridge Paper Company
West
Washington Street
Oscar Rolands
Lorraine
Indiana Christian Hospital
Senator Gould's Wine Stance Roils Maine Race
United States Senator Arthur R. Gould defends light wines and beer, saying prohibition should ease. In Presque Isle he argued grapes and elderberries are for home use and questioned enforcement of the ban. He hints at a 1932 primary bid while critics vow opposition from GOP and reform groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Maine
United States
Arthur R. Gould
Prohibition
St. Louis
Gould
Presque Isle
Senator Gould
Bert Farnald
Wis
Aretha G. Quimby
Maine W. c
Frederick W. Smith
Waterville
Maine Christian Civic League
League
Congress
Republican State Committee
Robber Identified in 1920s Grocery Thefts
Police link Robert E. Allen 24 of 721 North Senate Avenue to multiple 1924 grocery robberies. August Boehm of 3971 North Capitol Avenue identified Allen as the man who stole $30 four years earlier. Allen allegedly left Indianapolis after the hold ups and returned recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Allen
North Senate Avenue
August Boehm
North Capitol Avenue
Allen
Indianapolis
Two Hurt In Collision In Greenfield Indiana
Mrs. Doris Hines aged 32 of 515 East Vermont street and John W. Martin aged 43 of 626 North East Street Greenfield were injured when their cars collided at Emerson avenue and Twenty first street Thursday evening. Hines sustained back and shoulder injuries while Martin suffered back and head injuries. Both vehicles were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Hines
East Vermont Street
John W. Martin
North East Street
Greenfield
Ind
City Hospital
Emerson Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Hit Run Driver Sought After Blake and Walnut Crash
Police seek the driver of a sedan after a hit and run at Blake and Walnut streets at 1 20 am injuring 29 year old Dave Thomas of 439 North West street. Thomas suffered a broken right leg and deep scalp wound and is in city hospital. Witnesses heard brakes and saw the car flee.
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Dave Thomas
North West Street
Blake and
Walnut Streets
Thomas
City Hospital
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U. S
Terre Haute
Quaker Maid Company
Akron
First National Bank and
Tri-State Loan and Trust Company
First and Tri-State National Bank and Trust Company
Princeton
J. B. Green
Edward Thies
Effingham
Ilinois
Baumgarth Manufacturing Company
Hammond
Stauffer Chemical Company
Gary
Rouse- It
Times Special
Dallas Ruark
California
Ment
Maude
Annete Bentivoglio
New York
Fish Mart
Can Air Force
Department of Commerce
Peoria
NEW Building Board
I. U. School of Religion
B. & C. Relief Body
Marion Man
M’donald
Paper Company
Christian Hospital
Solon
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