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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1930

Page

19

Tariff Debate Likely To Run Into May Conference

President Hoover faces a delay in deciding if the tariff bill conforms to a limited revision as conference debates stretch from May through early summer. House and Senate leaders plan six weeks of talks to reconcile 1,253 controversial schedules including the debenture plan for farm relief. Senators Smoot Watson Short ridge and Borah push or resist the debenture, while open-session conference meetings are sought by Representative Garner. Also notes bird flight speeds as a separate item.

Ty Scripps-Howerd Alliance Washington Hoover Senate House Smoot Watson Shortridge Congress Borah Garner Texas Conference Committee

Seek Judgeship Walter Pritchard Announces Candidacy

Walter Pritchard former city judge runs in the Republican primary for criminal court judge. He vows to serve only the duty of fairly and impartially trying each case based on the law and evidence from the witness chair.

Walter Pritchard Pritchard

Illinois Vote Derby Enters Home Stretch

Illinois primary races head toward April 8 with Ruth Hanna McCormick and Senator Charles S. Deneen in a fierce Republican contest backed by figures like James Hamilton Lewis. Prohibition looms as a key issue while Lewis contests for the Democratic nomination with his wet platform.

Springfield Illinois Ruth Hanna McCormick Charles S. Deneen James Hamilton Lewis World Court Lewis Deneen Mrs. McCormick Senator McCormick Hanna

Milk of Magnesia Beats Indigestion And Acidity

An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe fast remedy for sour stomach and excess stomach acid. It claims one dose neutralizes acid, relieves discomfort in minutes, and urges choosing the genuine, physician-prescribed product available in 25 and 50 cent bottles.

Central College to host about 1200 Indiana high school pupils

Indiana Central College guests 1200 pupils from state high schools for annual high school day on Thursday. Event features Kephart Memorial auditorium program in morning, noon dinner in the gym, and afternoon athletic contests. Last year 800 attended the event.

Indiana Central College Indiana High Schools Kephart Memorial Auditorium

Congress Moves To Strengthen Public Health Services

The House re enacted a measure to coordinate the Public Health Service, extend authority and expand personnel, with a companion Senate bill for a national institute of health and donations to study disease. Doctors advocate swift passage as United States aims for the world’s best public health department and intensified cancer research. The Sphinx note references an ancient construction dated about 3750 years before Christ.

Senate Commerce Committee National Institute of Health Washington Joseph Colt Bloodgood Johns Hopkins Hospital Senate United States Belgium Denmark Norway Sweden England Germany Bloodgood Public

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