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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
11
The work on the presidential offices in the White House west wing follows a fire damaged site. Air conditioning will refrigerate air in summer heat it in winter and maintain 50 percent humidity year round. Outside air will be filtered washed admitted through one inlet with windows kept closed. Ideal lighting planned.
John D. Shea, longtime city hall custodian and Taggart Democrat, is named manager of Coffin golf course to replace Harold McClure effective May 11. The board kept other course managers and set about hiring hundreds of recreation staff for summer, amid political patronage pressures.
Unsettled weather over the week end forecast by the U S weather bureau. A cold March rain fell over the city and central portions of Indiana may have snow tonight or Saturday. Temperatures near freezing will fall tonight and Saturday then rise above 40 by Sunday.
Times Special reports from Anderson Indiana say William A Fisher a Madison and Hancock county joint representative in the 1929 Indiana legislature will seek the Republican nomination for Madison county representative in May Madison county currently elects two representatives Fisher a noted attorney gains support from local GOP circles and county officials in a bid to return to the state house
South Bend heavy truck owners would pay a street wear tax to fund pavement repairs if Alder Lazarus Airfield’s proposal passes. The city attorney was asked to study the plan though many council members said it is a state matter.
Major league baseball figures are called gentlemen on the diamond and umpires are not crooked. Umpire Harry Geisel told the Indianapolis Real Estate Board at a Lincoln luncheon that Arthur Shires is a smart young man who knows the value of publicity.
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