Divorcee Denied Remarrying by Judge After Court Ruling
Miss Hattie May Cornelius 36 of 2037 Houston street was granted a divorce from her husband after testifying to cruelty. Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin refused to allow her quick remarriage to Norman O'Donnell 807 East Morris street, directing she obtain approval or wait. The clerk denied the license once the divorce was noted on the application.
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Hattie May Cornelius
Houston Street
Harry O. Chamberlin
Miss Cornelius
Shelton
Chamberlin
Norman O'Donnell
East
Morris Street
Horace Lineback
Radio Schedule Mashup Reflects Nationwide Programs
A dense listing shows WFBM Indianapolis and WKBF Chicago CBS NBC and mutual network time blocks. Entries include discussions with Julius C Walk Son and various orchestras, stadium concerts, weather, and late night replays across multiple stations and cities.
Hare Tops Industrial Bowling Tourney at Elks Club
A Hare wins the singles with 178 and the all events with 1927 to become champion at the Elks Club alleys. Bohne and Fahrbach win doubles with 1334. Indian Star takes five man title with 2293 to ickey & C team wins Speedway event.
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A. Hare
Elks Club
Hare
Bohne
Fahrbach
Tyttar
Beautiful nine hole course opens on South Keystone
The Sarah Shank municipal nine hole course on South Keystone Avenue near Troy offers 3,500 yard play with back tees. Roy Robertson, once at Pleasant Run, leads course construction and staffing as lockers, showers, and water supply capably installed. Local officials praise design and greens while planning footbridges and a pro shop.
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Indianapolis
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Sarah
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Nae
Marry Schopp
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Troy
Wisconsin to host Notre Dame in key baseball clash
Wisconsin and Notre Dame baseball teams were set to meet in Madison on May 1 as part of a scheduled game. The match brings together two storied programs in a regionally significant contest.
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United
Madison
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University of Wisconsin
Notre Dame University
Broad Ripple to Confer on New High School May 9
A joint 11 a.m. May 9 meeting of Broad Ripple school patrons and the school board will map financing for a new Broad Ripple high school. Delegations urged a bond issue of not less than $1,000,000 to relieve overcrowding at Shortridge and serve the north side.
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Broad Ripple High School
Broad Ripple
Delbert O. Wilmeth
J. Duane Dungan
Central Avenue
Ross Smith
Ashland Avenue
M. A. Baltester
East Forty-ninth Street
State Board of Education
Wilmeth
Smith
Shortridge
Marion County W. C. T. A
Frances Willard
Charles F. Kern
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Kern
Vonnegut
H. E. Ohler
John Drohan
A. L. Noel
William Hardy
T. T. Braden
John Craig
Charles Samuels
George Freeman
Wilmer Olsen
Harry Baker
John Cahill
Ira Winteringham
Charles D. Free
Roy Turner
Robert D. Parker
W. H. Glass
Crystal Brown
Day Programs on WFBM 3 Evening Schedule Summary
Indianapolis station WFBM 3 outlines a Thursday schedule from 7:00 AM to 10:40 AM featuring Pep Unlimited Club Aunt Sammy's hour Fuller-Rydsorning musicale Patterns for Prints CBS Masqueraders CBS Home Complete program Reel exchange Studio program Interesting bits of history courtesy Indiana State Library weather and shippers forecast WKBF shopping service.
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Walt
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Bess Sanders
WFBM
Hammond Sisters
Better Business Bureau
Julius C
Hank Simmons
Wheeler Ayission
Indiana University
Es Seals
Ellington
Federal Radio Commission
Longine
Julius C. Walk
Fuller-Rydsorning Musicale
Iy Pee Rareater
Jane Clerk
Indiana Sapp Public Vhtary
WKBF
Early Cincinnati Radio Schedule Highlights Morning Programs
Distant staff notes a Cincinnati radio lineup with Top of the Morning and Royal S. Copeland appearances. The day features children's and health programs, cooking schools, livestock reports, a World Stock quotations segment, and various entertainment features including The Glad Girls and The World Book Man.
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WLW
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Royal S. Copeland
NBC
Dr. Goudis
Ohio State Board of Education
Glad Girls
Polly
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Radio Talk and Programs On Air Tonight
The Times lists audience calls to engineer Riley 5551 from 5 to 6 p m except Sunday regarding reception. Madame Lolita Cabera Gainsberg, concert pianist, will broadcast at 5 35 over WJZ NBC. Night Club Romances at 8 50 over Columbia. Ward Stephens conducts Master Musicians at 7 30 on WJZ NBC. The Little Magnet Klondike melodrama airs at 6 over Columbia.
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Times
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Madame Lolita Cabera Gainsberg
WJZ
NBC
Hank Simmons
Columbia Broadcasting System
Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights of NBC CBS and CBC Voice
Broadcast listings detail Wednesday night programs across network stations. Highlights include Simmons Show Boat at 6, The Master Musicians at 7:30, Rudy Vallee’s orchestra, Ohio State Glee Club at 8, and the Mobiloil orchestra opening with The Beautiful Blue Danube. Also featured are the Van Heusen quartet, Wilfred Glenn with the Happy Wonder Bakers, Bernhard Levitow’s concert, The Flit Soldiers return for a second summer campaign, and Paul Oliver singing.
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Rudy Vallee
Mobiloil Orchestra
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Happy Wonder Bakers
Bernhard Levitow
Kolster
Columbia Broadcasting System
Paul Oliver
Palmolive Hour
Schubert
Indiana Audubon Society hosts two day Bird Club meet
The Indiana Audubon Society and the Nature Study Club of the state hold a two day meeting in Indianapolis. Headquarters are at the Lincoln with Samuel Perkins III in charge. The program features short addresses by noted Audubon figures and tours to Woollen gardens and Buzzard's Roost cabin. Dr Baldwin Ward of the Izaak Walton League gives the banquet address. Dr Stanley Coulter from Purdue leads Saturday activities.
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Nature Study Club
Lincoln
Samuel Perkins III
Edward M. Ganis
Buzzard
Baldwin Ward
Izaak Walton League of America
Stanley Coulter
The
Conservation Commission
Purdue University
Pool Operators Fined for Gambling Device and Tickets
Peter Chekoff owner of a poolroom at 1397 Kentucky Avenue and Melvin French of 1237 Oliver Avenue were convicted in municipal court on charges of keeping a gambling device and selling baseball pool tickets. Each user received a $25 fine and a ten day sentence at the state farm.
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Peter Chekoff
Kentucky Avenue
Melvin French
Oliver Avenue
State Farm
Brooklyn Man Stages Chase in Underwear
In Brooklyn on May 1 Nicholas Escalaro chased his clothes through the streets clad only in underwear and a light jacket until a police officer sent him home. The officer recovered most of the wardrobe from Frank Semeraro a 20 year old former navy man known as Battling Chick Russo. Sufficient clothing was returned for Escalaro to appear in court with the rest kept as evidence.
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United Press
Brooklyn
Nicholas Escalaro
Ecalaro
Frank Semeraro
Navy
Chick Russo
Escalaro
Three Buildings Bombed In Chicago
Three buildings housing soft drink parlors were bombed in Chicago. A three story brick building owned by Mrs Katherine Kopelski was damaged by a bomb at the front entrance, displacing six families. A second bomb damaged Paul Buchowski’s closed establishment, and a third hit Joseph Kucharski’s soft drink parlor.
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Chicago
Orick
Katherine Kopelski
Marine honors retiring Annie Oakley figure
Drums and Trumpets salute Sergeant Major Oliver M Lehriver as he retires after thirty years with the marine corps. The long service veteran, nicknamed Annie Oakley, wears 150 medals and trophies from around the world. He will join the National Rifle Association as an official while continuing to fire in the future.
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United Press
Washington
United States Marine Bands
Goodby
Annie Oakley
Marine Corps
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Marines
America
Europe
South America
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National Rifle Association
New 2 Cent Gas Tax Goes Into Effect in New York
New York state implements a two cent gasoline tax on May 1. Officials project annual revenue of 24 million dollars for highway maintenance. Taxicab firms consider raising fares as a result.
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New York
New York State
Hawaii Trade Links with Foreign Nations
Approximately one third of Hawaii's trade with foreign countries totals about 9.5 million dollars in imports and 2 million dollars in exports each year.
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Hawaii
Konjola Blends Hope for Sufferers in Indianapolis
Wide sections of Indianapolis embrace Konjola the medicine touted as a master remedy with thirty two ingredients. Testimonials from Johnny Perry of the Johnny's Golden Hart orchestra claim renewed energy appetite and vitality after a full treatment, with no heart depressants or alcohol. The Konjola Man at Hook Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets promotes the product and explains its supposed health benefits.
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Illinois
Washington Streets
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Holliday Street
Perry
Johnny
Golden Hart Orchestra
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