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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1929

Page

11

Northwood Christian church hosts final winter fellowship dinner

The last winter fellowship dinner at Northwood Christian church is set for Thursday night with Dr Ernest N. Evans executive secretary of the Church Federation as principal speaker. He will discuss Dynamics of Evangelism in Preaching. Dr C H Winders the pastor leads devotionals and Jessie White along with Miss Ruby Winders handle the music. Dinner is served by the church women.

Northwood Christian Church Ernest N. Evans Church Federation Speker C. H. Winders Jessie White Ruby Winders

Rival Unions Vie for Dixie Mill Workers

In a bid to organize 300000 Southern textile workers, the National Textile Workers Union and the United Textile Workers of America plan competitive drives. Fred Beal and Alfred Hoffman outline campaigns to extend southern organizing, despite no mill recognizing either union.

Dixie Mill Workers Edward W. Lewis United Press United Preass Atlanta Dixie National Textile Workers Union United Textile Workers of America Gastonia N. C Fred Erwin Beal W National Textile Workers Union Alfred Hoffman United Textile Workers American Federation of Labor South United Textile Group Elizabethton North Carolina Beal Hoffman Federation of Labor Group

Treadmill Novel Probes Narrow Minded School Boards

Walter Hickman reviews Lola Jean Simpson's Treadmill as a sharp portrait of closed minded school boards and a California teacher Leslie Burleson challenging standardization. The piece highlights superintendent Galloway and board resistance to Mexican policy debates, plus profiles of Jim Crawford Gale and other small town dynamics.

Walter D. Hickman Sinclair Lewis Elmer Gantrys Lola Jean Simpson Main Street Miss Simpson Macmillan Company of New York Leslie Burleson California Oakleyville High School Leslie Mexico Martin Galloway Sam Galloway United States State Department David Havener Jim Crawford David Jim Crawfrd Gale

Sweden Exports Slip in March Due to Severe Winter

Stockholm reports Sweden’s exports for March at 89 million kroner about 23.75 million dollars as the severe winter curbed shipments. The decline reflects weather impacts on trade activity.

Stockholm Sweden

Best Sellers at Brentano's New York Week Ending April 27

The Brentano's list highlights top fiction and non fiction titles for the week. Notable fiction include Dodsworth by Sinclair Lewis Hester by Anne Douglas Sedgwick Father William by Donald Ogden Stewart A Dish for the Gods by Cyril Hume Round Up by Ring Lardner The Well of Loneliness by Radclyffe Hall. Non fiction features Henry the Eighth by Francis Hackett Swords and Roses by Joseph Hergerheimer Cradle of the Deep by Joan Lowell Mid-Channel by Ludwig Lewisohn Cavender's House by Edward Arlington Robinson Hello Towns by Sherwood Anderson.

Brentano New York Dodsworth Sinclair Lewis Harcourt Braces Dark Hester Anne Douglas Sedgwick Houghton Mifflin William Donald Ogden Stewart Harper the Gods Cyril Hume Doubleday Doran Ring Lardner Scribneri Radclyffe Hall Covici Friede Henry the Eighth Francis Hackett Liveright Joseph Hergesheimer Knopf Joan Lowell Man & Schuster Ludwig Lewisohn Cavender Edward Arington Robinson Macmillan Sherwood Anderson

Stockholm Hospitals to Undergo $5 Million Modernization

United Press reports Stockholm will modernize its hospital system with an expenditure exceeding $5,000,000. The multi year program aims to upgrade facilities and services across the city’s medical institutions.

United Press Stockholm

Death of Irish leader Austin Stack sparks funeral fears

Dublin reports the Irish Free State prepared for possible Republican demonstrations at the funeral of Austin Stack 49, a Sinn Fein firebrand and former home affairs secretary. Stack aided the 1916 Easter uprising, led the Kerry arms landing plan, and endured multiple imprisonments and hunger strikes before his death.

Dublin Roger Casement Ireland Stack Casement Eamon de Valera Sinn Fein Belfast Mary McSweeney de Valera

Prohibition Agent Charged With Drunken Driving

Chicago May 1 Prohibition agent Martin Fitzpatrick who led a drive against bootlegging bellboys was charged with driving while intoxicated in a warrant filed by three men injured when their car collided with his. The agent denied the charge and received a continuance.

Chicago Martin Fitzpatrick

City and Gas Company to contest suit over franchise

Attorneys for the city and Citizens Gas Company prepared to fight an injunction suit filed by Newton I. Todd to stop turning over the gas property under the 1905 franchise. The suit, in federal court, argues the city's plan to enforce its option violates the fourteenth amendment by depriving stockholders of property without due process. No hearing date set. it marks the first formal step in stockholders' bid to block the city from managing the utility and its plan to pay $5 a share on $25 par value.

Citizens Gas Company Newton I. Todd Todd Robert C. Baltzell Frederick E. Matson Earl Barnes Austin V. Clifford

City suit contests charter surrender and stock redemption

The suit argues the city lost its property claim when the company surrendered its charter in 1921 and got an indeterminate permit from the public service commission. Todd’s attorneys contend the enabling act is void as class legislation.

Public Service Commission Todd

One-Arm Driver Races Police in Cambridge

Lawrence Keane aged 26 drove an automobile two miles in a race with police in Cambridge Massachusetts before being arrested for operating without a license.

United Press Cambridge Mass Lawrence Keane

Value of Magnesia for Mothers and Babies

Mothers learn how Phillips Milk of Magnesia helps with souring foods in infants and children. It acts as a mild laxative and aid to neutralize cow milk for feeding, preventing hard curds. The ad promotes a free informational book and urges obtaining genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia from The Phillips Co.

Phillips Co Hudson St New York

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