Beautiful applicants respond to Times typist ad
The Times ran a one day ad seeking a young woman for phone calls and typing in the circulation department. About forty applied and in a photo the six pictured stand left to right. Nina Wiley Doris Owens Rosalin Swank Hazel Scott Rose Pilz and Mrs Newton Becker. The job was filled.
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Times
the Times
Nina Wiley
Kelly Street
Doris Owens
North Tibbs Avenue
Rosalind Swank
West Thirtieth Street
Hazel Scott
North Capitol Avenue
Rose
Shaw Sees United States Becoming Race of Red People
United Press reports that George Bernard Shaw warned in an interview in Mentor magazine that Americans are evolving into a round faced redskin race. He predicts continual change in appearance and hints at a future classification as redskins while noting cultural differences between English and American people and the armament conference topic.
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United Press
New York
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Whaw
America
Infant Burned With Acid Expected to Recover
Francis Barer a one year old son of Mrs Lillian Barker of 1641 Brier place was burned with nitric acid on Thursday afternoon at the Ashland avenue residence of Dr Edgar Slater where Mrs Barker worked as house keeper. City hospital officials said the child will recover. The mother found the bottle of acid and the infant was writhing in pain.
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Lillian Barker
Brier Place
City Hospital
Edgar ‘Slater
Ashland Avenue
Illumination conference ties light to worker health in Indianapolis
The closing sessions of the second annual illumination conference at the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce stressed light as a key to employee health and efficiency. Theodore B. Griffith of L. S. Ayres & Co. and J. A. Goodman of Real Silk Hosiery Mills led the talks.
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J. A. Goodman
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Stolen Cars Reported by Police List Several Owners
Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to Fred Worth of 1732 Montcalm Street a Chevrolet T28 411 from Pruit Street and Riverside Drive Roscoe Uhls of 409 Spring Street Ford roadster 738 250 from 400 Spring Street George L Remey of 5686 Washington Boulevard Ford roadster 10 449 Thirty fourth and Meridian Otto Hamilton of 4404 Baltimore Avenue Chevrolet truck T 28 992 from Fifty sixth Street and Nickle Plate railroad Chalmer Justice Castleton Ind Chrysler coupe 93 018 from Walnut and Noble Streets
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Fred Worth
Montcalm Street
Chevrolet
Pruit Street
Riverside Drive
Roscoe Uhls
Spring Street
George L. Remey
Thirty-fourth
Meridian Ts
Otto Hamilton
Baltimore Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Nickle Plate Railroad
Chalmer Justice
Castleton
Ind
Walnut
Noble Streets
Stolen Cars Recovered In Police Find
Police recovered vehicles belonging to Charles Rhodes of 1227 West Herbert Street. A Willys Knight was found at 620 West North Street.
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Charles Rhodes
West Herbert Street
Willys-Knight
West North Street
Day Agent Faces Suits Chicago
Williard Moglund prohibition agent, transferred to Buffalo last November after conflicts here, is named defendant in two $100,000 damage suits filed by Peter J. Anzalone. One suit claims alienation of his wife Cornelia Moglund. the other alleges false arrest.
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Williard Moglund
Buffalo
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Cornelia Moglund
Probe of oil prices started in Washington
Senator Walsh of Montana is gathering data on the spread between crude oil and gasoline prices. The effort may fuel a nation wide investigation into major oil firms including Standard, Dutch, Shell, Gulf, Texas and others. An Montana attorney general inquiry follows a Wheeler resolution and a call to question heads of the big oil companies.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Standard
Dutch
Shell
Gulf
Texas
Attorney-General’s Office
Wheeler
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate Lobby
Mid- Continent
Caraway
Border Clash Fatal A Mexican Killed in Smugglers Battle
A second clash between liquor smugglers and U S customs guards near El Paso Texas leaves one Mexican dead and several others wounded as of March 7 according to United States authorities.
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Tex
United States
Clean Kidneys By Drinking Lots of Water
An advertisement advises drinking lots of water and using four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims Jad Salts neutralize acids, relieve bladder irritation, and prevent kidney disorders.
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