Aviation buys plane as charity aid in frozen north
United Press reports Brother George J. Feltes S J, the world’s only Jesuit aviator, will fly a new Bellanca Pacemaker cabin monoplane to serve Catholic missions in Alaska. The craft will deliver provisions and medical supplies, function as an aerial ambulance, and transport surgical aid between isolated Marquette League posts.
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United Preas
New York
Alaska
George J. Feltes
S. J
Brother Feltes
Marquette League
Indianapolis model aviator sets indoor world record
Robert Atkinson of the Indianapolis Model Aviation Club soared an indoor commercial type model for 183 minutes at Butler Fieldhouse in the first annual municipal contest. Recreation Director Kilgore called the record official and it will be submitted to the American Model Airplane League. James Cahill and Nickson Wade won other classes. A delegation selection contest for Atlantic City in August is planned.
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Robert Atkinson
Indianapolis Model Aviation Club
Butler Fieldhouse
David S Kilgore
Detroit
James Cahill
Brookside Club
Nickson Wade
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Arrivals and Departures at Curtiss-Mars Hill and Capita
Overnight and eastbound flights listed from Curtiss-Mars Hill and Capitol airports. Notable passengers include C. H. Anderson F. G. Lauffer G. B. Spear and Gene Gabbert Walter Cross Jr with routes from Columbus New York Indianapolis Louisville Chicago and Richmond.
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Curtiss-Mars
Rodney Lamont
William Phelps
Louisville
Indianapolis
Stanolin III
Ford
Night Line Planned Based Preas Mont May 19
Long a vague possibility night flying over the National Parks Airways line will be an actuality this summer. Bids are being set for sixteen intermediate landing fields and beacon lights will be placed at intervals of twenty five and thirty miles. The National Parks Airways runs from Great Falls to Salt Lake City via Helena Butte and Pocatello Idaho.
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Preas
Mont
National Parks Airways, Inc
National Parks Airways
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Helena
Butte
Pocatello
Idaho
St Vincent's to Graduate 34 Nurses at May Commencement
St Vincent's hospital school announces that thirty four nurses will graduate at May 29 commencement in Louise de Miril lac hall. Graduates include Margaret Bennett Maryellen Breen Mary Bernice Cain Helen Virginia Catt Alice Clark and others with a reception following the exercises.
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Louise de Mirillac
St. Vincent's Hospital Schol
Margaret Bennett
Maryellen Breen
Mary Bernice Cain
Helen Virginia Catt
Alice Clark
Anna Mary Dannacher
Gladys Elizabeth Donell
Mary M. Donnelly
Bernice Josephine Fariss
Marjorie Eileen Gaynor
Teresa E. Griffin
Elizabeth M. Hession
Ruth E. Ketchem
Ethel Eile
Dessert big industry fuels ice cream supply
A radio address by O. E. Reed, chief of the dairy industry bureau, outlines that 1,333,333 dairy cows, 4,000 factories and 243,000,000 pounds of sugar sustain Americans' ice cream habit yearly. The report also notes the average life of a derelict ship is thirty days, per shipping authorities.
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United Press
Washington
O. E. Reed
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Agriculture Department
Orchestral Broadcasts From City StationsSunday Night Program
Bernhard Levitow's Commodore Ensemble performs Offenbach's overture in an air program on WFBM and CBS at 5 45 p m Monday The Gypsy quartet sails into nautical songs on WGN WTAM and NBC Monday night at 6 30 o'clock A and P Gypsies Retting and Platt piano duo present Dizzy Fingers from WHAS and NBC Chicago studios Monday night at 7 o'clock
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Offenbach
Bernhard Levitow
Commodore Ensemble
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
A. & P. Gypsies
WGN
WTAM
NBC
Retting
Platt
Maytag Orchestra
Dizzy Fingers
Zz Confrey
WHAS
NBC Chicago
Monday Night Radio Highlights From 5:30 to 9 P M
A dense schedule lists NBC, CBS, and Columbia programs for Monday night. Acts include Ossip Gabrilowitsch making a first radio appearance as guest of General Motors Family Party at 7 30 P M, plus Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadian Orchestra, Jesse Crawford on the Paramount organ, and a Balalaika orchestra performing Russian folk songs.
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NBC
WJZ
Roxy
Columbia
Jesse Crawford
WFBM
WEAF
Sign of the Shell-Balalaika Orchestra
Empire Builders
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WGN
WHAS
WITAM
Guy Lombard
Royal Canadian
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ben Alley
Helen Nugent
Sign of the Shell
WENR
WTAM
Chicago
Stop and Go Traffic Rules Debut In New York
Police commissioner Whalen introduces new pedestrian rules banning crossing at non right angles and mandating stop and go signals. A test arrest will occur today with a case then taken to the highest court for a definitive ruling.
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United Press
NE York
New York
Whalen
Jaywalker
Roberts Favored for Supreme Court by Senate Committee
Washington May 19 The senate judiciary committee reported Owen J Roberts favored for associate justice of the United States Supreme Court. The vote was unanimous and the committee action virtually assures confirmation. The nomination is expected to be acted on in the senate within a day or so.
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United Press
Washington
Owen J. Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
William Moore to Head Riverside Links Pending Board Hearing
William Moore a South Grove course pro for fifteen years will temporarily head Riverside course while park board decides on charges against Camilla Rosasco who has been suspended for an alleged ticket fund shortage. A hearing is set for Tuesday night before the board.
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William Moore
South Grove
Riverside
Camilla
Count
Prize Winning Dolls to Be Exhibited Saturday at Institute
Winners of seven community doll festivals will display their prize dolls in a city wide exhibition Saturday at 2 p m. The event at John Herron Art Institute features sixty three prize winners for most original best native costumes and best home made dolls from neighborhood displays. Several hundred entries were submitted in the exhibition sponsored by the city recreation department.
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John Herron Art Institute
City Recreation Department
Sonny Capone hosts Miami party at Palm Island estate
Al Capone approves a party for fifty Miami schoolchildren at his Palm Island home. The children, with parental notes, swam, enjoyed a long chicken table, soda and balloons, then departed in Capone’s cars with candy gifts from Sonny.
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United Press
Fla
Chicago
Sonny Capone
Scarface
al Capone
Miami
Sonny
Palm Island
Scarface al
Capone
Radio Dial Twisters and CBS Nighttime Orchestra Relay
Radio schedule notes WFBM Indianapolis listing current events at 5 PM and CBS programs through the night including The Columbians and Paramount Orchestra. It mentions station-to-station exchanges with WEAF Chicago and various city orchestra programs, ending with Milwaukee and Cincinnati dance features and organ music.
Radio schedule highlights and programs list
The listing shows a daily schedule with hour by hour segments from 4:40 pm to 11:00 pm. Featured items include Town topics, Harry Bason at the piano, studio orchestra, Mormon sales branch, Silent for WBAA, Beard's Happy Brake Liners, City market hour, The Hub of the north side, and Harry and Fio before sign off.
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Harry Bason
Mormon Sales Branch
WBAA
Beard
North Side
Harry
Fio
Evening Radio Schedule with Musical and Talk Segments
A detailed broadcast lineup lists program times from 4:00 PM to midnight featuring choirs, livestock reports, musical acts, talks from the University of Cincinnati, NBC shows, hotel orchestras, and late night jamboree. Notable entries include the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Amos n Andy, Empire Builders, and the Castle Farm orchestra with various solos and weather forecasts.
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
NBC
Uncle Solomon
Benrus
University of Cincinnati
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Duro
Real Folks
Nisley Dream Shop
Empire Builders
NBO
Estate
Crosley_ singers
Great States Lawn Party
Amos
N’ Andy
Brooks and
Ross
Castle Farm
Heermann
Melville Bay
Hotel Gibson
Radio Schedule Highlights From Chicago and Nearby Cities
A dense screen of radio programming lists show times and station pairings across Chicago and surrounding markets. The entries include orchestras, dramas, comedy, news features, and music programs aired on networks such as NBC and CBS, with stations WGN WBBM KYW WJZ WOW and more.
Boy Left at Dock Finds Work to Pay for Call
Fox Lake Illinois May 19 Johnny Pershing Stanton who was left at the dock when his parents sailed for Europe last week mowed a lawn to earn 295 for a long distance call to Chicago He said he did not miss the Ile De France accidentally he stayed for Rex his dog and to avoid leaving France’s baseball behind.
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Fox Lake
Ill
Johnny Pershing Stanton
New York
Europe
Chicago
Johnny
Ile de France
Rex
France
Seek County Quota for C M T C Period
Indianapolis service club members renewed efforts to fill Marion county quota for Citizens Military Training Camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison opening in 30 days. County quota of 105 nearly filled while state quota of 1200 likely to be exceeded today, camp officers said. Lloyd Duffield of Charles Mayer & Co. broadcast endorsements of the camp by business and industrial leaders on WFBM.
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Citizens
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis Service Club
Marion County
Lloyd Duffield
Charles Mayer & Co
WFBM
Day Programs on Indianapolis Power and Light Schedule
Long fragment lists morning to evening programs across radio segments including CBS NBC ABC features, home drives, cooking chats, organ programs, livestock reports, weather, and theatrical reviews. References Indianapolis area outlets and various local sponsors.
Pigeon Race Delayed by Rain for Indianapolis Club Event
The 200 mile Indianapolis Racing Pigeon Club race from Bowling Green Kentucky to this city was postponed from Sunday night to tonight due to rain and heavy weather.
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Indianapolis Racing Pigeon Club
Bowling Green
Fire damages Porter home on Allen Street
Fire started by a defective flue damaged the home of Charles Porter at 945 Allen Street late Sunday night, causing more than $400 in damage.
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Charles Porter
Allen Street
Peters Heads Indiana Schoolwomen's Club President
Miss Louise Peters of Terre Haute becomes president of the Indiana Schoolwomen's Club succeeding Miss Mary Plummer of Wabash. Other officers chosen at Lincoln include Miss Anna Reade of Indianapolis as vice president and Miss Martha Harris of Terre Haute as secretary.
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Louise Peters
Terre Haute
Indiana Schoolwomen's Club
Mary Plummer
Wabash
Lincoln
Anna Reade
Indianapolis
Martha Harris
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