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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1930

Page

6

Population shifts as urban centers rise in 1930 census

One third of US cities with populations over 100000 show net movement from farms and villages to big cities. Ten new cities enter the 100000 class led by Long Beach California. San Diego and Chattanooga post notable gains signaling a west and south population pull. Census officials anticipate the west southward shift will dominate 1930 results.

Robert C. Albright United Press Washington Census Bureau New Bedford Mass Long Beach Cal California San Diego Chattanooga Tenn United States Whitehall Ind

Morrow Dodges 1932 Talk at Atlantic City Lunch

Amb. Dwight W. Morrow deflects rumors of 1932 presidential aims during a Atlantic City campaign luncheon. He focuses on the business slump and unemployment, praising Hoover for courage and decision in addressing the nation’s mood.

Morrow Hoover

Answering charges of favoritism in liquor poll

The Literary Digest will publish a table of figures showing a slight pro dry tilt in its prohibition poll. It compares ballot allocation by state with 1928 vote shares, noting Indiana Kansas New York and others. The Digest concedes a minor bias, calling it an amiable weakness to be forgiven.

Literary Digest Indiana United States Kansas New York Moist Pisa

Suit to block building of filling station at College and Sutherland

A suit for an injunction to prevent construction of a filling station at College and Sutherland avenues was filed in superior court two. The park board refused a permit to Lincoln Oil Company and seeks to block the project as a park law violation within 500 feet of boulevards.

College and Sutherland Avenues Superior Court Park Board Lincoln Oil Company

Radio Dial Schedule Highlights from Indianapolis and Chicago

Radio listings show a Friday lineup across WFBM and WTAM with multiple CBS and ABC programs, including Commodore ensemble, Benn Pollack’s orchestra, and motion between musical acts and talk segments. Saturday continues with church federation worship and market reports as stations WSM WCCO KYW and others present dance music, orchestras, and variety programs.

Evening Radio Schedule With NBC and Local Acts

Daily radio lineup lists 4:00 tea time tune through 12: astle Farm orchestra and Crosley Burnt Corkers with NBC broadcasts. Notable entries include Floyd Gibbons, Uncle Solomon, Studebaker Champions, Amos and Andy, Hotel Gibson orchestra, and a final sign off at A. M. century time announcements.

Floyd Gibbons Uncle Solomon Benrus Crosley Mac Ohio Hotel Gibson NBC Studebaker Variety Armstrong Quakers Astle Farm Orchestra Amos Andy Brooks Estate Crosley Burnt Corkers Hotel Gibson Orchestra Mansfield and Lee A. M. Paca Derene

Radio Music Listings Across Cities and Networks

A dense schedule lists stations and programs across Chicago Nashville Cleveland and Pittsburgh with bands orchestras dances and talk from 6:30 P M to 9:30 P M on NBC CBS and Columbia affiliates. Ensembles include Waring's Pennsylvanians Goldkette's Orchestra Hungry Five and poses with speakers and choirs plus NBC featured shows and interludes.

WTAM Cleveland Chicago Wayne King ABC WENR WHAS WMAG Chicago—Concert Orchestra Waring Pennsylvanians Goldkette Cincinnati Burt Corkers WSM Nashville Novelty Players WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Mulligan’s Columbia Midnight Melodies KYW Panico and Stones Wee WJR Detroit Michigan Limited U. S. Navy Band WABC WBBM Chicago—Funsters Lee Simms WGN Symphony NBC System WJZ KDKA WLS Orchestra Enseme WKRC WOWO WMA Chicago—University Band Raleigh Revue WEAF Waal i N3bc Armstrong Quakers ENYA WIR WLW Cleveland—Fur Trappers NBC Syst-r Kodek Northwestern Aniversity Singers Bookman Mike and Herman Easy Chair NBC _ System Lopez WEN Hungry Five NBC ENEA WMAQ Ghivapo

Day Programs At Indianapolis Radio Listings

The schedule lists events at the Indianapolis rover and Light Company with performances from 7:00 PM to 11:45 PM. Highlights include Pep Unlimited Club at 7:00, Butter and Egg Men at 9:00, U S Army bend CBS at 9:15, Saturday syncopators CBS at 9:30, Dessa Byrd organ program at 10:00, Paul Tremaine orchestra CBS at 10:30, Barcley ensemble CBS at 1:30, and a record program at 11:45.

U. S. Army Bend CBS Dessa_Byrd Paul Tremaine Barcley Ensemble

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights NBC Listings

Daily lineup shows 6:30 keep fit 6:45 popular bits 7:00 Aunt Jemima man 7:15 organ 8:00 Crosley Homemakers 9:00 Orpheus trio 9:30 livestock reports 9:40 Garden Clinic 10:00 Donhallrose trio 10:30 weather market reports 10:55 time signals 11:00 organ concert 11:30 Hotel Gibson orchestra 11:50 livestock reports 12 rooteplaned farm and home hour 1:09 Classic Gems NBC 2:00 Crosley Dealers matinee.

Indiana Theater Jac Broderick Furnac Ice Cream Girls Ma Co NBC Crosley Homemakers Orpheus Trio The Garden Clinic Donhallrose Trio Hotel Gibson Orchestra

Opera Star Broadcast Gala On WHAS NBC Networks

The listing notes Tobani arrangement Fishing the Air with Lud wig Laurier’s Black and Gold Room orchestra on WHAS NBC Friday at 4. Sammie Ross tenor performs When I’m Looking at You from The Rogue Song at 5 30 p m on WHAS NBC. Bradford Browne’s Nit Wits present Carmen on WFBM Columbia at 6 p m. Jessica Dragonette soprano Yakob Zayde violin Leo O’Rourke tenor with Rosario Bourdon orchestra on Cities Service WTAM KYW NBC stations Friday at 6 p m.

Manhattan Opera House Tobani Ludwig Laurier Black and Gold Room Orchestra WHAS NBC Sammie Ross Raybestos Twins Bradford Browne Nit Wits WFBM Columbia Broadcasting System Jessica Dragonette Yakob Zayde Leo O'Rourke Rosario Bourdon WTAM KYW Columbia WEAF United States Navy WJZ Marquis de Lafayette Armour Mario Chamlee Howard Preston Chicago Civic Opera WLW Chicago

McGuffey Readers Still Found In Use At Ohio Society

United Press reports Chicago May 30 that McGuffey readers and spellers survive despite modern teaching aids. The Ohio Society in Chicago collected and received over 300 volumes by mail and messengers in response to a appeal to preserve the works of Professor William McGuffey. President Charles E. Sherman said the response exceeded expectations with some volumes dating to the 1830s and 1840s.

United Press Chicago William McGuffey

French Navy Chief Thanks Colonials on Co-operation

Paris May 30 Jacques Louis Dumesnil minister of navy ended a Mediterranean cruise inspecting Algerian and Tunisian coasts and praising colonial authorities for their cooperative spirit. War minister Andre Maginot meanwhile inspected Algerian troops at Caroubier camp near Algiers with Marshal Franchet D Esperey present along with Desire Ferry and other officials.

United Press Paris Jacques Louis Dumesnil Andre Maginot Maginot Caroubier Algiers Franchet D’esperey Desire Ferry

Stolen Automobiles Reported by Police From City Streets

Police report lists stolen vehicles by owner and location including I T Billin 976 Udell Street Ford coupe 735 414 from Diamond Chain Company parking space Mery Gardner 839 Madison Avenue Ford touring from 859 Madison Avenue James Wilds 423 South Butler Avenue Ford roadster 67 690 from New York and Meridian streets Earl Green Birmingham Alabama Ford coupe from New Jersey and Vermont streets W M West 1315 Lee Street Essex coach 741 917 from Pennsylvania and Morris Richard Cole 2406 North Pennsylvania Street Essex sedan 79 976 from Central Avenue and Fall Creek Boulevard Paul Carmack Rushville Ford Judor 283 001 from Rushville Billy Arnold Chicago Tl Chrysler road ster 1 124 267 Illinois from 1503 North Pennsylvania Street Alex Jones 1135 Oliver Avenue Nash sedan 56 977 from Riverside Park Frank E Brattain New Lisbon Indiana Chevrolet roadster 320 746 from Georgia and Illinois streets Robert Peterson Martins on Ir Whip Eeonenery from Illinois and Maryland

I. T. Billin Udell Street Diamond Chain Company Mery Gardner Madison Avenue James Wilds Butler Avenue New York Meridian Earl Green Birmingham Ala New Jersey Vermont W. M. West Lee Street Essex Coach Pennsylvania Morris Streets Richard Cole Pennsylvania Street Essex Central Avenue Fall Creek Boulevard Paul Carmack Rushville Ford Judor Billy Arnold Chicago Illinois Alex Jones Oliver Avenue

British Labor Faces Large Tasks on Anniversary

London May 30 Premier J Ramsay MacDonalds labor government marked its second year in office amid urgent troubles at home and in India and Palestine. Unemployment and disturbances dominated the agenda as the administration began its second year.

United Press London J. Ramsay MacDonald Labor India Palestine

Five Lot Transfer at Fifty Sixth and Meridian Streets

Ownership of an important tract comprising five lots at Fifty sixth and Meridian streets was transferred to builders F. M. Bartholomew and Harold Bartholomew by the Pletcher Savings and Trust Company as administrators of Hannah M. Graham's estate. Two houses valued about $50,000 each are planned for immediate construction.

Meridian Streets Meridian Street F. M. Bartholomew Harold Bartholomew Pletcher Savings and Trust Company Hannah M. Graham

Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed

Charles E. Alcorn 26 of 1297 South Emerson salesman and Nina L. Stanley 25 of 52 West Twenty-sixth teacher. Robert E. Roe 21 of 849 North Whit comb clerk and Mary E. White 18 of 3108 Central clerk. John M. McCleary 36 of Camden teacher and Dessie M. Hunter 22 of 41 South Hawthorne student. Charles H. Metzger 22 of 1218 Spann switchman and Florence E. Mayer 19 of 1613 Deloss. Eddie Edwards 61 of 1315 North Belmont fireman and Amanda Jones 62 of Eno Haven Runchey 40 of 335

Charles E. Alcorn South Emerson Nina L. Stanley West Twenty-sixth Robert E. Roe North Whitcomb Mary E. White Central John M. McCleary Camden Dessie M. Hunter South Hawthorne Charles H. Metzger Spann Switchman

Tariff bill to make farmer one of victims

William Philip Simms argues that the Hawley Smoot tariff will harm American farmers and trigger global retaliation. He notes shifts in export patterns from 1900 to 1930, showing a decline in agricultural exports and rising manufactured goods trade, with foreign pushback evident in early 1930. He warns lawmakers and business leaders that American farmers face greater risk as retaliation and domestic production rise.

Washington Globe Smoot House of Representatives Chambers of Commerce United States

Chest Fund expense shows big increase

An audited six month report by Indiana polis Community Fund president William H. Insley shows total disbursements of 473,999.09 and receipts of 481,289.28 for the period ending April 30, reflecting a rise of 39,185 over the previous year due to unemployment. Thirty six social service groups shared in the fund including Family Welfare Society 132000 Y M C A 28105 Y W C A 17766.66 Jewish Federation 24759 Indianapolis Red Cross 14035 Catholic Community Center 13580 Public Health Nursing Association 16094.

Indianapolis Community Fund William H. Insley Family Welfare Society The Jewish Federation Indianapolis Red Cross Catholic Community Center Public Health Nursing Association

Smaller Reichstag Is Proposed in Germany

Berlin May 30 The government economy drive renews calls to cut Reichstag deputies from 491 to 384 by assigning one deputy per 80 000 voters replacing the 60 000 per deputy rule. The plan wins favor amid discontent with parliamentarism though observers warn it would shrink committees and hinder efficiency.

Prene Berlin Reichstag

Classified Sale Notice From Narrow Fragment

A fragmented classified notice discusses sale items including a house with utilities and a coal shed. It mentions a period of ten days and a box reference Times Box B 101. The text includes ad style phrases and stray product lines from a bygone era.

Bash

Funeral Directors and Mortuary Listings

Directory style notice listing funeral homes and contact points including WM D Seanblossom Mortuary 1588 1321 W Rav 8t W, BLASENGYM Matin office Shelby St Drexe 2570 George Grinsteiner Panera director 622 Market, Riles 5374 931 N De Delaware LAUCE K FUNERAL HOME 1458 5 Mer Dr 2140 Mi.

Seanblossom W. T. Blasengym Matin Shelby St Drexe George Grinsteiner Panera Riles de Delaware Lauce K Funeral Home

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America Four Sons John Ford U. S. Submarine Service China Sea Keith Orpheum Motion Pictures Traction Terminal Dr. Kilroy Udit Fredric March Kibitzer Harry Green Art Kahn Maxellos Charlie Davis Gary Cooper Louise Fazenda Ji “the Bearded Lady Richard Aklen Mary Brian Enna City Hospital Mildred Lutz Catherine Lois Armin Bay United Press Atlantic City N. J Dwight W. Morrow Longacre E. Thompson Harry Langdon Hearst Metrotone News Norma Shearer Alvin Wall Club Bag Dad Creoles Lee Ty) Eae Indianapolis Power and Light Company Commodore Ensemble Hotel Sosnele Orchestra Benn Pollack Morrison Merrymakers Federal Radio Com WKBF Indianapzolis Broadcasting, Inc Furnas Ice Cream Girls Harry Bason Studio Orchestra Mormon Sales Indianapolis Athletic Club Reza Wilking Jesse French Lunatic Jack Tilson Lyric Theater Kansas City Nighthawk Insomnia Club Castle Farm Ortra KSTP St. Paul Midnight Club Farm Community Network Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc WIBO WBEM Clrcaust Eskimos WDAF Chicago—Minstrels NBC_ System Old Co WSB Indianapolis Rover and Light Company Classic Gems Crosley Dealers Matinee New York Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Curb Associa Chicago Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Tradi Tion Lincoln Speedway RKO Marshall Montgomery Ventriloquist Supreme Six Franklins Harry Rappe Fiddlin’ Finster Dixie Four Scatman Noah Joe Primrose Lemon “the Titan Clown” Four O’connors Morrell and Beckwith Adrienne Metropolitan Opera Fay Foster Lois Bennett Wheaties Naval Chief B. H. Pritchett SanDars Indiana Ave North Meridian William Philip Simms Scripps-Howard Department of Commerce Germany
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