Inaugural Electric Show Displays Home Appliance Progress
The Indianapolis Power and Light Company hosts a pageant in the Indiana theater lobby showcasing household electric devices including irons refrigerators ranges toasters and lamp fittings. A history of light film a first aid feature by the safety department and an essay contest with three prize bundles are part of the exhibit.
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Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Indiana Theater
Indiana
Light and Power Company
Paul Spor
Husband held in film extra death case
William H. Burkhart was held for investigation after a coroner's jury gave an open verdict on the slaying of 21 year old film extra Pretty Ann McKnight. She was shot Monday night at a bungalow apartment Burkhart rented and had patched up an estrangement with hours earlier.
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Fn United
Los Angeles
William H. Burkhart
Pretty Ann McKnight
Burkhart
Justice Stone Posed For Times In Liberal Court Image
The article features Justice Harlan F. Stone, noted as a liberal member of the U S Supreme Court, photographed by a Times cameraman for NEA Service session. He is highlighted for his reformist stance and prominent role on the bench.
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Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court of the United States
Times
NEA Service
Girl Injured In Auto Crash At North Meridian Street
Miss Edith McCoy 18 of 2036 North Meridian Street fractured ankle and other injuries after Gendall 22 struck a tree at Illinois and Fifty first street. McCoy taken to St Vincent's hospital. Marshall 27 injured when his car collided with an Indianapolis Street Railway bus. Europa earns 13000 for seamen charity aboard ship with 1375 passengers sailing to Europe.
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Edith McCoy
North Meridian Street
Indianapolis Times
Gendall
College Avenue
Illinois
Fifty-first Street
Miss McCoy
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Omer Carmen Marshall
East Tenth Street
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Roy Bradley
North Jefferson
Bus Collision injures Marshall after treatment at city hospital
A bus collision occurred at the intersection of Thirty second Street and New Jersey Street at seven this morning. Marshall, after treatment at city hospital, was sent home with injuries and the bus was damaged.
Highway aid seen cutting unemployment, Farm Bureau says
The American Farm Bureau Federation predicted that if Congress approves the 350 million dollar federal highway aid bill the national employment situation will improve significantly, following a survey of the country’s labor supply conducted in Chicago.
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United Press
Chicago
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Park Policy Debate Questions Use of Adults in Playground
A South Side delegation urged restricting playground use to children at a board meeting. John F. White urged sidewalks and shrubs. the board reconsidered prior refusals and ordered a cost study for Fountain Square repairs to potentially shift jurisdiction from the works board. Protests against adult Sunday baseball and football games in the park were raised.
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South Side
John F. White
Fountain Square
Works Board
Aach
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