Speeding crackdown nets 36 arrests in city program
Police report 58 drivers detained Sunday night with 36 charged with speeding and 11 for drunken driving. The list includes Tony La Rose, John Fissell, J R Williams, Fred Arnet and many others, along with addresses across the city and nearby Indiana towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony la Rose
E.wyoming St
John Fissell
Alabama St
J. R. Williams
Illinois St
Fred ‘Arnet
N. Salem St
Eldo Padgett
Muncie
Ind
W. F.mcdougall
Adelaide St
Arthur B. Raitano
Meyer ‘Kiser
Calvin Potter
River Ave
Charley Anbamshower
N. Sherman Dr
Frank Atkins
Ashland Ave
Edward Carter
N. Walace Ave
Paul B. Kash
Park Ave
Martin L. Miller
Birch Ave
Robert Rosenthall
Zionsville
Hiram Engledown
Jesse L. Osborne
Kentucky Ave
Earl Phillips
Westbrook Ave
Lee Dorre
Dorre St
C. W. Priched
Motherly Advice Against Harsh Physic for Children
A physician from Monticello Illinois, Dr W S Caldwell, warns against overuse of cathartics for constipated infants and children. He promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle safe laxative that regulates bowels with a single dose often lasting weeks and requiring months between doses. The product is sold in stores in a 60 cent bottle and is described as harmless and pleasant for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
Navy Economy Blamed for Slow S-51 Lift Operations
The Newport R I dispatch reports Navy economy blamed for slow recovery of bodies from submarine S-51 after a collision. Despite proximity to multiple naval bases, lift equipment was inadequate and derricks were hired from civilians, leaving 34 sailors trapped and dead.
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Navy
United
Newport
R. 1
H. 8. Christy
U. S. S. Camden
Great Eastern
New London
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Charleston Navy Yard
Century
Monarch
Drunk Driving Charges In Indianapolis Area
A list of individuals including Bert Derrickson James Twyman and Harold Warn is held on charges of driving while intoxicated and failure to stop after an accident. The article names several addresses in Indiana including 623 Miami Street 1121 KE Nineteenth Street and 6800 Rawles Avenue.
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Somerset Ave
W. Kidwell
Ben Davis
Bert Derrickson
Miami St
Hayden Howard
Nineteenth St
Harold Warn
N. Capitol Ave
Mathew Cole
E. Thirteenth St
Carl Muff
Southern Ave
Roscoe West
Franklin, Ind
John H. Frederick
James Twyman
New Jersey St
Four Missing Persons Sought in Indiana and Local Area
Police sought four missing youths and a young woman, three from local area and one from Anderson. Virginia Lowe, 19, of 503 S Holmes Ave, brown bobbed hair and tan clothes. Paul Cannon, 16, 1850 Gent Ave, in Chalmers auto, brown sweater and light trousers. James Owen, 15, from Anderson, said to be traveling here. Mary Taylor, 22, colored, 311 Doug Lass St, missing from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Virginia Lowe
S. Holmes Ave
Paul Cannon
Gent Ave
Chalmers Auto
James Owen
Anderson
Ind
Mary Taylor
Douglass St
Stolen Automobiles Listed By Police Reports
The Indianapolis Times reports several automobiles reported stolen to police. Names and addresses include Kenneth Pettigrew 1202 E Washington St Rickenbacker 503-378 Albert R Gray 111 E Maple Rd Essex Ohio Delaware St John K Mavity 846 Virginia Ave Nash 497-879 Roy H Prescott 502 E Morris St Overland 537-051 H E Skink Company 203 Medical Arts Bldg Ford 22-201 John E Schauspiel 321 BE Forty Ninth St Oakland 496-632 W J Ervin 4802 Carrollton Ave Ford 644-421 Herman Katz 2910 N Delaware St Ford 738-120 from various streets and states.
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Tieonbeen
Indianapolis Times
Kenneth Pettigrew
Washington St
Rickenbacker
Highland Ave
Albert R. Gray
E. Maple Rd
Essex
Ohio
Delaware
John K. ‘Mavity
Virginia Ave
Nash
Roy H. Prescott
E. Morris St
Overland
H. E. Skink Company
Medical Arts
Ford
Meridian St
John E. Speigel
Forty- Ninth St
Oakland
Vermont
Pennsylvania St
J. Ervin
Carrollton Ave
Market St
Monument
Herman Katz
Delaware St
Vermont St
Ave
New Griffin Red Cross Building Dedicated After June Tornado
In Griffin Indiana on October 5 a new community building was dedicated as the Red Cross completes the tornado recovery begun last June that left sixty dead. Police recovered car owners names William Willard and Abdul Mattalab with addresses on Cornell Ave and Senate Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Times
Ind
American Red Cross
Indianapolis Bar Association Sets Next Exam Date
The Indianapolis Bar Association announces October 19 as the next examination date for prospective lawyers in Marion County. Additional test dates are the first Mondays of July October February and May during the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Bar Association
Marion County
Cameo Collection Display At Central Library
A two week display in the Art and Music division at the Central Library showcases cameos carved from stone antique and modern shell coral lava and abalone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Library
Hope Fades For Found Alive Missing Air Mail Pilot
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on October 5 hopes dwindled that air mail pilot Charles H. Ames from New York to Chicago will be found alive. A heavy mist blocked search planes while 600 state troops forest rangers and residents combed wooded terrain where a wreck is feared. Ames was last seen Thursday night over Hazleton. If alive he could be in poor condition from lack of food and his leg injury may slow rescue efforts.
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Times
Bellefonte
Air Mail
Charles H. Ames
Here
Hazleton
Forest Rangers
Ames
New York
Chicago
Hunt Athlete as Bad Bandit
Fred E. Goetz a former Illinois University football player known as Hymie is wanted in the Gross attempted hold up case. A bandit was killed, another wounded, and Rober Bessmer named Goetz as involved. Goetz's sweetheart is held and may reveal his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pi
Chicago
Fred E. Goetz
Illinois University
Henry R. Gross
Barney Hernandez
Gros
Rober Bessmer
Goetz
Dairy Groups to Convene at National Dairy Exposition
Annual meetings of six national and international dairy associations will be held in Indianapolis during the National Dairy Exposition from October 10 to 17. W E Skinner says the organizations include the International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors and the American Dairy Science Association. Executive boards and committees of six other large dairy groups will meet, with representatives from thirteen more affiliated groups in informal sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
W. E. Skinner
International Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors
American Dairy Science Association
National Cheese Association
American Dairy Federation
National Dairy Club
National Dairy Association
Six arrests follow warrant for child neglect in Wabash
A warrant filed by Mrs. Christene Ledford charging her husband Charles Ledford with child neglect led to his arrest and the simultaneous arrests of two men and two women and Ledford herself. Lt Harley Jones said Louis Dillman brought Mary Harstine from Hannibal Missouri and William Harstine was with her sister Russia Mupin at the East Street address. Special
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christene Ledford
Ohio St
Pittsburgh
Charles
East St
Harley Jones
Jones
Louis Dillman
Mary Harstine
Hannibal, Mo
William
National Banks Condition Call Issued
The Comptroller of the Currency announced a call for the condition of national banks as of September 28. The report seeks updated financial data from all national banks to assess stability and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Rrese
Washington
Rider Packing manager surrenders after fatal stabbing
Francis H. Stark manager of the Rider Packing Company plant at Kurtz near Brownstown Indiana surrendered to Sheriff Sherman Sneed admitting he fatally stabbed Otto Do Arthur 45 of Maumee Sunday night Arthur had attempted to hold Stark up and was out on bond on a liquor charge Stark said the stabbing followed the attempted robbery leaving a widow and several children.
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Timea
Brownstown
Ind
Francis H. Stark
Rider Packing Company
Kurtz
Here
Sherman Sneed
Otto Do. Arthur
Maumee
Stark
Sneed
Arthur
Woman Arrested in Raid On Huber Road Farm
Anna Denison was held at police station on a blind tiger charge after deputies raided a house on the W. H. Evans farm northeast of the city. Ten people found inside were drinking beer. Two gallons of alcohol one gallon of gin 160 quarts of home brew and two twenty gallon kegs of home brew were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Denison
Ragan, Bell and Brown
W. H. Evans
Huber Rd
Tau Beta Pi convention linked with ASME meeting at Purdue
Lafayette Ind Oct 5 The annual national convention of Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering fraternity will be held at Purdue Oct 17 in connection with a joint meeting of the Indianapolis and Purdue chapters of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Lafayette
Ind
Tau Beta Pi
Purdue
Indianapolis
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims Quick Digestion Aid
An advertising pitch promotes Stuart's dyspepsia tablets as a pleasant harmless digestive aid for all ages. It claims the tablets provide alkaline balance and immediate relief from indigestion and sour stomach after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
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Eet
Wabash, Ind
Waschbash County Bankers’ Association
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Cambridge City
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