Grief Galore Found in Radios on North Side
North side radio fans petition The Times to clear interference ruining reception from Fifty-second street to Broad Ripple. The Times Radio Engineer identifies multiple interferences near the Monon railroad and College avenue, urging residents to report detailed disturbances and promising further survey until resolved.
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North Side
Times Interference Department
Times
Times Radio
Fifty-second Street
Monon Railway
Broad Ripple
Fifty-second
Monon
L. V. Herrell
East Fifty-second Street
C. L. Bowen
North Arsenal
James O. Wolfgang
College
G. W. Holtz
Central
Charles Clark
Winthrop
H. V. Wolelin
Guilford
H. S. Burgher
R. L. Ward
Broadway
J. B. Waddy
Carrollton
E. S. Bosart
E. R. Decker
Monon Railroad
College Avenue
Trac
The
Traction Company
Power and Light Company
Walter F Bennett to be buried here after Albuquerque death
Walter F Bennett 43 former Green City boathouse manager died in Albuquerque New Mexico Monday Funeral and burial rites will be completed on arrival in Broad Ripple He was son of late Dr T N Bennett a Broad Ripple physician World War II service as second lieutenant He belonged to Broad Ripple Lodge 643 F and A M and the Scottish Rite Survivors include his mother and two sisters in California a sister in Connecticut and his widow and child in Albuquerque
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Bennett
Green City Boathouse
Albuquerque
N. M
Bennett
Broad Ripple
T. N. Bennett
Broad Ripple Lodge
Ox Gall Based Remedy Dioxol Hailed For Sluggish Liver
An old style advertisement touts Dioxol as a modern medical secret from ox gall extract. It promises relief from constipation biliousness and nervousness within a day, with money back guarantee. The copy warns against drugs for dizziness insomnia or upset stomach and claims the liver’s bile supports health.
New Defiance Radio Set Meets Grueling Tests
A Defiance radio set undergoes rigorous testing featuring five UX-227 tubes, two UX-245 tubes, one UX-224 screen grid, and a 380 rectifier. It uses an outside antenna of sixty to eighty feet, a walnut console cabinet, a self contained speaker, and a power supply for 25 to 60 cycles at 90 to 130 volts alternating current.
Defiance eight-tube receiver tested by Times Radio Editor
The Timex Radio Editor reviews the latest radio set with emphasis on clear pickup and fine selectivity. Each week a new model is examined, and the article notes tests performed on the Defiance eight-tube receiver during the past week to inform listeners and prospective buyers.
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Timex
Photographer Mistakenly Barred By Rome Camera Ban
Miss Elizabeth Matthews, a Shortridge Latin instructor, entered a Roman archeological site with a movie camera tucked inside a vanity case. A guard spotted the latter, insisting she check it outside, while the film later shown in New York revealed images of Apollo and temple ruins buried beneath the Eternal City.
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Rome
Bento Mussolini
Elizabeth Matthews
Shortridge High School
United States
Columbia University
New York
Apollo
Bandit Gets 10 Years In Marion County Case
Charles Thomas Northern 27 of Indianapolis was convicted by a jury for auto banditry and robbery tied to a May filling station holdup. Judge James A. Collins sentenced him to ten years in Indiana state prison, the jury having recommended the term under the new determinate sentence law. Northern is the first Marion County defendant affected by the law this year.
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Charles Thomas Northern
Indianapolis
James A. Collins
Indiana State Prison
Northern
Marion County
Three Youths Sentenced for Robbery by County Judge
Three defendants held for weeks at the county jail were sentenced today by Criminal Judge James A. Collins. On guilty pleas to a robbery charge William Phillips age 18 and Bishop Gregory age 18 were sent to the state farm for on.
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James A. Collins
William Phillips
Bishop Gregory
Defiance eight-tube AC radio reviewed in Indianapolis
A walnut console Defiance eight-tube AC radio delivers strong reception up to 1500 miles with clear volume and selectivity. It features a single illuminated dial, a smooth tone from a dynamic speaker, and robust shielding. Distributed exclusively by William H. Block Company with an upcoming Spartan Equasonne review.
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KFI
Los Angeles
California
West Coast
Defiance
Indianapolis
William H. Block Company
Are You Expecting a Baby This Time of Year
Thousands of expectant mothers are cheerful as they anticipate childbirth with the aid of Mother’s Friend a skin lubricant and non drug relief. Used externally only it soothes stretches and preparations. available at drug stores with a $1.25 bottle price. Free booklet Things to Know Before Baby Comes mailed on request from Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator Ca
Dept. H
Atlanta, Ga
Sun Powered Autos Planes Possible Say Goddard
Worcester mass October 3 United Press Professor Robert H Goddard of Clark University says sun powered automobiles and airplanes are possible. He described a solar motor with a polished aluminum or duraluminum mirror and a hemispherical fused quartz end piece. Water is heated into steam by sun heat turning mercury into vapor to drive turbines. He estimates a 100 foot mirror could yield about 650 horsepower and around 50 percent of incident heat usable as power.
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United Preas Worchester
Mass
Robert H. Goddard
Clark University
Goddard
Conspiracy Charges Rock Nicaragua Amid Arrests
More than twenty people, many former Conservative leaders, were arrested in Managua on October 3, accused by President Jose Maria Moncada of aiding bandits in a conspiracy against the government. Authorities say the suspects sent arms and supplies to bandits in the northern provinces under a constitutional provision against threats to peace.
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Nicaragua
Bu United Press
Managua
Conservative
Emiliano Chamorro
Jose Maria Moncada
Chamber Denies Endorsing Riot Gun Budget Item
William H. Books of the Chamber of Commerce civic affairs committee said the chamber did not endorse the $10,000 riot gun item in Sheriff George L. Winkler’s budget and opposed it vigorously. Winkler offered little defense as the item was cut by the state tax board, despite his claim it was included on chamber advice.
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Chamber of Commerce
George L. Winkler
William H. Books
Chamber
Winkler
State Tax Board
Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Association
Book
Distant Station Dial Twisters on WLW Schedule
Radio log from Cincinnati WLW and Chicago lines listing nightly programs and times. Highlights include Polly and Anna the Glad Girls, Harry Willsey Cincinnati Club Orchestra, Amos n Andy, Maxwell House Coffee concert, and a dense array of network exchanges with WGN WBBM WMAQ KDKA and others through midnight.
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Polly
Anna
The
Glad Girls
Benrus
Harry Willsey
Cincinnati Club
Dynocoil
Chamber of Commerce
Tony
Lehn
Fink
Sparkers
Bikken Troupers
Maxwell House
Hollingsworth Hall
Henry Fillmore
Amos N’ Andy
Gorno
Los Amigos
Friends
Cliff Burns
Hotel Gibson
WMAQ
Chicago
Columbia Secrec
WFBM
Columbia
Columbia Network
WBBM
NBC System
WGN
Goldkette
Nighthawks
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
KYW
Panico’s
Wenr
Westphal
Chicago—Dreamship
Chicago—Dance Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Bestor’s
Chicago — Post Club
Day Programs on WFBM and WEBF Indianapolis Schedule
Radio day list for WFBM and WEBF Indianapolis with multiple programs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. featuring Nell Vinick Aunt Sammy hour farm reports sericulture news and a variety of musical and informational segments including orchestra performances, fashion, horoscopes, weather, and livestock reports.
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Jimmy
Magic Horse
the Pagans
Waves Company
Dee Wa Progr
Charles C. Peck
Aor
Pep Unlimited Club
Nell Vinick
HS A
Mayflower Orchestra
Larry Tucker
Your Farm Reporter
Washington
Department of Sericulture
Church Federation
Crescent
Freed Radio
Aumann
Sue Carolyn
Ella Jud
Crossey
Mary Hale Martin
Nancy Harper
Mansfield Gazette
Peter Nee River
Market
Daniels
Gene, Ford and
Gien
Cliff Burns
Hotel
Gibson
Indianapolis radio schedule highlights for Thursday evening
City Stations WFBM and WKBF list Thursday programs from 5:00 P.M. to 10:31 P.M. including a twilight round table, piano duet, evening musicale, Frederick William Wise, True Detective Mysteries, and silent hour. WKBF offers 4:00 P.M. classical records.
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Twilight Round Table
Civic Ae
Gordon
Evening Musicale
Frederick William Wise
WFBM
the Columbians
Longine
Julius C. Walk
Nut Growers Call on State for Exhibits
Indiana Governor Harry G. Leslie received a letter from the Northwestern Nut Growers Association inviting Indiana to participate in a display of nuts grown successfully in Indiana. Those with the best acorn crops are urged to attend the nut show this spring in Chicago.
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Harry G. Leslie
Northwestern Nut Growers’ Association of New York
Indiana
Chicago
Named to Club Board Hoosier Motor Club selects three directors
The Hoosier Motor Club announced three new directors Roy E. Adams head of J. D. Adams Manufacturing Company A. L. Evans vice-president of E. C. Strathmann Construction Company and W. C. Patterson of Patterson Shade Company will serve on the board for a three year term. The nine directors work without pay. The other six directors are Frank D. Hatfield Robert H. Losey Walter Pritchard Walter Brant Edgar Hart and L. L. Logsdon.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Roy E. Adams
J. D. Adams Manufacturing Company
A. L. Evans
E. C. Strathmann Construction Company
W. C. Patterson
Patterson Shade Company
Club
Frank D. Hatfield
Robert H. Losey
Walter Pritchard
Walter Brant
Edgar Hart
L. L. Logsdon
Woman files $3,000 damage suit over knee injury
Ruby Fritz of Indianapolis sues Broad Ripple Park Company in superior court seeking 3000 for injuries from an August 6 swimming accident. She says a knee strike on an underwater chain caused an ugly scar and subsequent infection.
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Broad Ripple Park Company
Ruby Fritz
Indianapolis
Women rally over tariff threat and price rise
Washington October 3 Women of the country are stirred by the coming tariff bill with higher living costs. Mrs George Orvis of Vermont announced a national committee of women to safeguard consumers interests. Members will come from all parties and regions and seek sane economics and international friendship in the tariff measure.
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Howard
Allianca Washington
George Orvis
Vermont
Orvis
ZEMO Scalp Remedy Advertisement Claims Dandruff Cure
ZEMO is promoted as a versatile antiseptic liquid that removes dandruff and soothes itchy scalps. The ad asserts rapid scalp cleansing and relief for various skin irritations, urging use for families and keeping ZEMO handy, priced at 35c 60c and 1.00.
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Zemo
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