Haiti Report Given Hoover by Commission
United Press reports President Hoover received a commission’s Haiti study outlining a strategy and investment plan. The Haiti commission urges US aid to build a Haitian state for Haitians, with long term naval presence and funds for roads, tax reforms, and a fair election process.
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Haiti
Hoover
United Press
Washington
Haiti Commission of Inquiry
America
United States
Revolution Tarn Republic
Mr. Hoover
Borno
Blocher Rites Monday For 76 Year Old Victim
Funeral services will be held at Hillside Christian church at 1 30 p m Monday for William E Blocher 76 of 2006 North Pennsylvania Street who died at Methodist hospital Friday from injuries after being struck by a car on March 22 Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery The death marked the third traffic fatality in two days He is survived by a widow Mrs W E Blocher a son and two daughters
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Hillside Christian Church
William E. Blocher
North Pennsylvania Street
Methodist Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
W. E. Bocher
Tee Son
Memorial location debate for Pioneer monument
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and city officials meet Monday with the committee behind the monument to the pioneer woman of Indiana territory. They will decide the site at the north approach of Delaware street bridge over Fall Creek.
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Reginald H. Sullivan
Indiana Territory
Delaware Street
Fall Creek
Taxi driver robbed by three bandits at midnight
Howard Morton aged 24 of 5116 Sangster avenue was robbed of $5 after hiring his taxi to an isolated city area. The crime occurred at midnight Friday when three men boarded his cab and demanded money.
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Howard Morton
Sangster Avenue
Morton
Benedict Arnold Hero Of Revolutionary War Alleged By Ripley
The Times printed Ripley’s Believe It Or Not notes praising Benedict Arnold as a heroic general and praising Washington’s calls of his brilliance in 1777. It cites Arnold’s key roles at Ticonderoga Ridgefield Saratoga and other battles. It also notes the 1928 sale of Alice in Wonderland manuscript for 75259 pounds to Dr. Rosenbach. An elderly Middle East follower Abu Seriah walks 14 miles daily on a cheese based diet and is cited for unusual feats.
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Ripley
Benedict Arnold
Ticonderoga
Ridgefield
Saratoga
George Washington
Washington
Arnold
Rosenbach
Alice
Alice Liddell Hargreaves
London
Lewis Carroll
Abu Seriah
Far East
Times Radio Dial Twisters on WFBM Indianapolis Programs
Radio schedule listing WFBM and CBS NBC network programs with times from 5:00 P M to 7:00 P M including orchestras, lectures, and sports segments. Notes include upcoming broadcasts from Columbia NBC networks and at least one Russian program arranged for a Saturday night.
Crosley Saturday Knights and Evening Radio Schedule
Listing of WLW Cincinnati Saturday radio lineup from 4:00 PM to 10:30 PM. Secratary Hawkins Don Becker A Little Harmony orchestras and NBC programs including Literary Digest Dynacoil diners Hy Grade weather Forecast Tony's scrap book Fuller Brush NBC Dixie Circus Honolurans Crosley Cossacks Pat Gillick organist and Benrus time announcements.
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Mit Opera
National Youth Conference
NBC
Tosque
Dr. Fosdick
Koolmotor Orchestra
Benrus
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
William Oilomatics
Endicott-Johnson
WOR
Tastyeast Jesters
Perkinsville
Crosley
Castle Farm Orchestra
Canova Coffee Hour
Dutch Master Minstrels
Honolurans
Crosley Cossacks
Murdock Williams
Pat Gillick
Orchestra
Radio and TV Sports and Music Broadcasts Saturday Night
Lou Little and Dick Glendon will speak during Ted Husing’s Sportslants aired by WFBM and Columbia CBS at 5 30 PM Saturday. Tom Dick and Harry join Fred Waldner for Saunderland Lyrics on WHAS and NBC Chicago studios under Josef Koestner at 7 30 PM. Bradford Browne’s Dear Little Nit Wits offers a Nit Wit version of The Two Orphans at 8 PM via WFBM and Columbia. Walter Damrosch conducts Wagner’s Ring Brunnhilde’s Awakening from Siegfried on the General Electric hour with stations including WHAS WTAM and NBC members at 8 PM. Dutch Masters Minstrels provide comedy selections in the program.
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Lou Little
Columbia
Dick Glendon
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ted Husing
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Fred Waldner
WHAS
NBC Chicago
Josef Koestner
Bradford Browne
Walter Damrosch
Richard Wagner
Brunnhilde
Awakening
Siegfried
General Electric
WTAM
NBC
Voshell Expands Authority Over City Firemen
Fire Chief Harry Voshell orders city firemen to reside within city limits and quit political activity. He plans stricter sick-leave controls, daily doctor checks, and tighter discipline while backing a new training manual. Investigations into off duty travel and political campaigning proceed as the safety board supports reform.
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Harry Voshell
Board of Safety
Voshell
Harry Gould
Indiana
Rockville Road
Frederick Crum
Crum
the Times
Safety Board
Reginald H. Sullivan
Slack
Madison county to pave two streets and gravel road
Madison county commissioners will receive bids April 15 for paving two streets in this city and a gravel road in Jackson township. Improvements total an estimated 63,960.47 dollars.
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Ind
Madison County
Jackson Township
Civil War Veterans to Attend Matinee at Lyric Theater
The Indianapolis Times organizes a Civil War veterans audience for Miss Nancy Gibbs in Dear Little Rebel at the Lyric. 200 or more G A R members from local posts will be guests and addressed by Gibbs after the show. Veterans will have reserved center seats and theater decor includes flags.
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Indianapolis Times
Nancy Gibbs
Lyric Theater
Miss Gibbs
Lyric
David L. Osborn
Joseph R. Gordon
David Kinney
George H. Chatman
Amos H. Haines
George H. Thomas
Ft. Friendly
North
Ilinois Street
Willis Fired as Marion County Deputy Sheriff
Republican sheriff candidate George L. Winkler revoked John G. Willis authority Thursday, removing Willis from the deputy sheriff post as part of the same ticket's renomination push.
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John G. Willis
Marion County
George L. Winkler
Plea for tolerance at Ohio valley Child Welfare meeting
The Ohio valley regional conference of the Child Welfare League of America at Claypool heard calls for tolerance and fair play for illegitimate children. Mrs Edith M H Baylor of Simmons College urged sympathy for these children while Dr John B Ascham of Cincinnati urged institutionalizing dependents to teach discipline before possible placement in homes.
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Ohio Valley
Child Welfare League of America
Claypool
Edith M. H. Baylor
Simmons’ College
Boston
Assembly
John B. As
City Officials Tour City Hospital on Doeppers Invite
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and councilmen joined city officials for a tour of City Hospital on Friday at the invitation of Dr. William A. Doeppers, the hospital superintendent.
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Sullivan
Doeppers
Reginald H. Sullivan
City Hospital
William A. Doeppers
Carter Enters Race for State Representative Nomination
Herman F. Carter a 33 year old attorney in the State Savings and Trust building has filed for the Republican nomination for state representative. He is married and resides at 762 North Belmont Avenue.
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Herman Carter
Herman F. Carter
State Savings and Trust Building
Carter
Belmont Avenue
Legal battle looms over steel merger in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on March 29 threats of court action emerged if the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger proceeds. Cyrus S Eaton of Republic Steel warned 20 percent of Sheet and Tube stockholders would seek redress if the deal closes. Eaton and associates vow to muster voting shares to defeat the consolidation by April 8, while Sheet and Tube leaders call Eaton's claim irresponsible. The merger pits Schwab Grace Bethlehem against Eaton and followers in a multimillion dollar clash that could reshape the region's industrial giant.
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United Press
Youngstown
Bethlehem Steel
Cyrus S. Eaton
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Pittsburgh
Clevelander
James A. Campbell
Sheet and Tube
Charles M. Schwab
Eugene G. Grace
Eaton
Schwab
Grace
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