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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

5

Negro pastors back Lincoln Memorial Union drive

The Negro Baptist Ministerial Alliance endorsed the Indiana Lincoln Memorial Union campaign and pledged support for fundraising to build a shrine in Spencer County marking Nancy Hanks Lincoln's Indiana birthplace. Leading ministers and Indiana Lincoln Union leaders urged church and community backing with July 1 church appeals.

Negro Baptist Ministerial Alliance Indiana Lincoln Memorial Union Spencer County Nancy Hanksincoln Abraham Lincoln R. L. Brokenburr Andohn Bankett Ministers’ Alliance Lincoln R. L. Iokenburr Indiana Incoln Memorial Union G. L. Lillard Baptist Ministerial Alliance L. B. Butler Zionaptist Church C. H. Bell Mt. Paran Indiana Lincoln Union

Business Girls Face Caustic Criticism From Industry Leaders

London reports at the Association of Head Mistresses conference quote criticism of educated women entering business. Observations blame insufficient emotional resilience, overeducation, and excess self-importance as factors for perceived casualness and weak professional posture.

United Press London Miss L. Savill Association of Headmistresses

Scientist studies blood of fish during Florida vacation

Key West reporter notes Dr. Warren H. Lewis former Johns Hopkins anatomy professor spending two months on a Florida key research project. He aims to determine the relation between fish blood corpuscles and human blood as part of an ongoing study.

United Press Key West Fla Arren H. ‘Lewis Johns Hopkins Florida Key

Check forgers sought after Kokomo pursuit

Bailey Hawkins of Carmel Indiana reported chasing two men in a car with one arm in a sling who had stolen a suitcase of checks from a Lafayette bank and were wanted on larceny charges in Kokomo. The pair allegedly forged the checks in Carmel before fleeing.

Kokomo Bailey Hawkins Carmel Ind Lafayette Hawkins

Boy Scouts Close Two Week Camp With Awards

The first two week camping session ends tonight at the scout reservation with medals and other awards. A pageant titled The Story of the Peace Pipe will be shown. Seventy five scouts, who earned awards at Thursday night court of honor, will receive honors from F. O. Belzer the scout executive.

F. O. Belzer

Druggist Arrested for Fireworks Sales Under Fourth of July Law

First arrests under the safe and sane Fourth ordinance were made Thursday by Sergeant Patrick Dailey. Druggist J. W. Douthitt, 50, was charged with selling fireworks and 18 year old George Ivy was charged with shooting firecrackers. Fire losses totaled $525 including $500 for a residence blaze on 310 N Hamilton Ave and a $25 damage fire in a vacant 628 Roanoke St unit.

Patrick Dailey J. W. Douthitt Bellefontaine St George Ivy E. Twenty-Fourth St Fire Department George Adams Hamilton Ave Roanoke St

Acton State Bank Receives Charter in Acton

The State charter board has formally recognized a new bank in Acton to be named Acton State Bank. It will assume the assets and liabilities of the former bank closed weeks ago with a capitalization of 25000 dollars. Stockholders include J A Swails as former president and new president, George Armstique, Harry Barrett, A J Smock, H L Maze, R E Lowes, R F Swails, Carl C Dinington, and O L Mears.

Acton Acton State Bank State Charter Board J. A. Swails George Armstigue Harry Barrett A. J. Smock H. L. Maze R. E. Lowes R. F. Swails Carl C. Dinington O. L. Mears

Plan Employes Frolic at Holcomb & Hoke Picnic

Kenneth Fisk and F J Holtzhauser direct the fifth annual picnic for Holcomb Hoke Manufacturing Company employes. The event at Broad Ripple Park features separate men and women contests with named participants and committees for entertainment publicity and prizes.

Kenneth Fisk F. J. Holtzhauser Holcomb & Hoke Manufacturing Company Broad Ripple Park Fred Rabe John Shaw G. C. Crdry I. C. Stevenson William P. Bolles A! Hurst Mary Christian Mary Belle Anthony Olive Schwartz D. P. Porterfield C. S. Downs Robert Wilson Paul Kerster

County Election Board Refuses Extra Pay Over Primary

Two major Republican factions spar over pay for election board members. Chairman Ira M. Holmes rejects $1500 claimed after a $3000 cut by county commissioners. Democratic member James E. Deery has not pursued payment. County Clerk George O. Hutsell says statute bars extra pay and a Supreme Court suit is pending.

Election Board Ira M. Holmes James E. Deery George O. Hutsell Holmes Dodson Supreme Court

Cardus named a tonic for weak run-down women

Mrs. R. S. Ingram of Lexington Kentucky reports severe postnatal weakness improved by Cardus. She gained weight and regained strength, praising the remedy as mild, harmless, and effective. The piece notes thousands of women benefited and that Cardus is sold by all druggists.

Cardus

County seeks more funds for election day expenses

County Auditor Harry Dunn seeks about 3000 more dollars to cover election day costs. An initial 50000 appropriation was set aside. Dodson, Hogle, and Sutton question past pay levels for election board members while Holmes, Deery, and Hutsell argue city manager election work required higher pay.

Harry Dunn Dodson Cassius L. Hogle Charles O. Sutton Holmes Deery Hutsell

Coast Guard Faces Rum Runners From Nova Scotia and The Bahamas

Rum runners from Nova Scotia Newfoundland and The Bahamas challenge the Coast Guard and destroyer force based in New London Connecticut as Capt. H. H. Wolf recruits for a strenuous campaign. Wolf leads the new commandant of government forces at the principal base.

Py United Preas New York Nova Scotia Newfoundland Bahamas Coast Guard New London Con H. H. Wolf

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