May 1 1930 Liber libel trial in Ro ll a near jury
May 1 1930 at Rolla Missouri final arguments in a criminal libel case against Rev Paul Bennett accused of libeling teacher Olive Warren by calling her ultra modern for drinking and smoking. Warren testified denying the charges while witnesses alleged drinking scenes. Defense argued modern standards justify such conduct and not criminal libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rolla
Olive Warren
Newburg
Paul Bennett
Glenn Fullbright
Miss Warren
J. A. Watgon
Stolen Ford Coupes Reported in Several Cities
Police were alerted to stolen automobiles belonging to James Foley of Roosevelt hotel, Frank J Hoag of 1701 North Illinois Street, and William Klein of 519 West Twenty nat Street. Vehicles include a Ford coupe with plate numbers 26 474 and 89 782, taken from Indianapolis, Ohio, and Meridian streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foley
Roosevelt Hotel
Ford
Ohio
Capitol
Frank J. Hoag
North
Mlinois Street
Indianapolis
William #. Klein
Twentynat Street
Orth
Meridian Streets
Stolen cars recovered in city sightings
Police recover stolen autos including a 40 North Jefferson Avenue offender vehicle and an Olds sedan found at Illinois and Georgia streets. A second vehicle was located near 40 North Jefferson Avenue tied to T Holliday on West Thirty-fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Avenue
T. Holliday
Thirty-fifth Street
Illinois
Georgia Streets
Ships to be salvaged from Russo-Japanese war wrecks
Dairen Manchuria May 1 Rear Admiral Fukui retired of the Japanese navy will begin refloating Russian and Japanese warships sunk near Port Arthur during the Russo-Japanese war. Four Japanese and two Russian vessels lie on the ocean bed for 25 years and will likely be dinamited in place and lifted in sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Dairen
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Fukui
Radio Dial List Shows Indianapolis Schedule
Radio listings for WFBM Indianapolis outline Thursday afternoon to late night programs. Items include Indians university radio extension purse, CBS shows, local bands, weather, time announcements, and a silent period ordered by the Federal Radio Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians University
CBS
Cown Boys Band
Indiana
Federal Radio Comission
Pettis
Midnight Melodies
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Events
Thursday lineup lists continued reading and various programs from 4:90 to midnight. Notable items include the WKBP bookshelf at 4:25, Newslashes at 4:40, Earl's orchestra at 7:00, Tomlinson Hall boxing bout at 10:00, and Jack Tilson's Atlantic Club orchestra at 11:30, with a Sign off at 12:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wkbp Bookehelf
Harry Bason
Earl's Orchestra
Peek
Marathon Orchestra
Jack Tilson
Atlantic Club Orchestra
Radio schedule highlights distant stations and programs
A dense listing details 6:30 P M to 4:30 P M broadcasts across multiple stations including WFBM WGN WLS WMAQ WJZ WSM and more. It lists programs from true detective mysteries to orchestras bands and NBC system offerings with times and station pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Manhattan Moods
WFBM
WGN
Chicago
Dilomatics
WLS
WMAQ
Knox Orchestra
WJZ
WSM
Nashville
Craig’s Orchestra
Colunbin
Redskins
WABC
WEBB
WENR
Parmrogram
NBC
WEAF
WWJ
WTAM
KYW
WLW
WHAS
FBM
NBC System
Tito Schipa
Eopey
WSAI
Atwater Kent Dance Orchestra
WCKY
WJR
KDKA
WBEM
Songsters
Columbia—Radio Forum
WKRC
Pratt and Sherman
Day Programs Schedule For Friday Morning and Afternoon
A dense list of radio program times and titles runs through Friday from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Shows include Pep Unlimited Club silent segments, Aunt Sammy hour, Corey college organ, Columbia CBS items, Light Opera Gems, Don Bigelow orchestra, and multiple CBS features. The schedule also notes church federation worship, club programs, market reports, and assorted entertainment segments with various sponsors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey College
Community Network
CBS
Columbia Ensemble
For Your
Light Opera Gems
Club Plaza Orchestra
Don Bigelow
Church Federation
Stewart's Radio, Inc
Morrison
Indianapolis
Ayres & Co
Lester Huff
The
Circle Organ
Women's Club
de Vee
Jackson Supply Company
Gene Carolyn
Jansen-Overman Company
Marott Hotel
Ray Robertson
Girl Friends Three
Accidental Deaths Rise in Indianapolis in 1929-30
The Indianapolis Times reports a 7.9 per 100,000 rise in accidental deaths for the year ending April 19, 1930, with 94 city deaths and 118 in and near the city, up from 64 and 102 last year. Four weeks ending April 19 show six city deaths and eight in and near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
Department of Commerce
Bureau of
Morning Radio Schedule Summary
NBC morning lineup lists Aunt Jemima man at 7:00 and various programs including Exercise, Morning devotion by Dad Kershner, Crosley women’s homes chat, musical talks, Organ segments, Progressive education, livestock reports, Wild Flowers, Weather and markets, hotel Gibson orchestra, Mansfiel d and Lee, Pacific Symphony and Woman’s Radio Club among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
Jemima Man
NBC
Dad Kershner
Crosley
Early
Daniels Fiddlers
Gibson Orchestra
Boonsationel Rm
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Girl
Evangelist
Lois Drew
Here
Miss Drew
Tatter Hollow
United States
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Fiord Gibbons
Literary Digest
Repons Gta
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
University of Cincinnati
Hotel Gibsons Orchestra
Radio Dog Club
Green Adams
Crosley Salon
Maxwell Hour
Perkinsville
Sonneteers
Hollingsworth Hall
Slumber Hour
Castle Farm
Melville Ay
Gibson
Howard
Mary Steele
Sign of
WKBF
Bookman
Dream Boat
WERC
Mike and Herman
Opera
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry Five
Palais d’Or Orchestra
WIR
Detroit
Singing School
Conoco Adventures
KWK
WMA
Dan and
Sylvia
Wim
Pittsburgh
Gerun
B. A. Rolfe
WTMJ
Hogan
Dan Mrusso
Bergin
WDAF
Kansas City
Panico
Huntley
Nighthawks
Detroit—Holst
Cleveland—News
Diensberger
Nighthawk
Kussell
KSTP
St. Paul
Midnight Club
Wee
Cincinnati
Rio
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
U.S. A
Town and Country
Mansfield and Lee
Pacific Symphony
Woman’s Radio Club
W. Wash. St
New York
Pedaline
BAKU
Indianapolis Power & Light
Washington Company
Monument Circle
Hhese
East Washington Street
Thrift
Wei
People’s
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