Ford Believes Machines Create New Jobs On Shipboard
On board the Bremen Henry Ford talks with passengers about inventions and farming, denies plans to take over a British car firm, envisions a hotel in England for rumors, and argues machines create work by boosting demand. He also discusses moving labor to advance economy and not staying in one job.
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SY Oswald
Garrison Villard
the Nation
United Press
S. S. Bremen
Henry Ord
Europe
E. G. Lieboldt
Detroit
England
Ford
Count Felix von Luckner
Ripley Men Reported Lost Entering Kitt River
A missing persons notice names Ripley men who disappeared after entering the Kitt River near a patent office area. Rescue efforts continue as authorities search the riverbank and assess risks to boating and fishing activities nearby.
Share Helium for Dirigibles Pledge by Moffett
Washington officials after the R-101 disaster urge sharing the United States helium supply with other nations to curb hydrogen use. Rear Admiral William A. Moffett calls repeal of export laws essential for peaceful international aviation. In Leipzig, Dr. Hugo Eckener reiterates helium's necessity, cites heavy rain and storms as not sole failure factors, and notes Graf Zeppelin's lifting limits.
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United Press
Washington
William A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
United States
Moffett
United
Leipzig
Germany
Hugo Eckenedh
Graf Zeppelin
Rhone Valley
Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Holding Firm Rail Probe Progressing
Washington Oct 6 investigation into financial and corporate links between holding companies and railroads will finish by December when Congress convenes. Dr William Splawn special counsel and Rep John J Parker said questionnaires have come in from nearly all 150 class 1 railroads and hundreds of investment and holding firms. Hearings paused in April will resume in December.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Congress
John J. Parker
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Just
William Splawn
Splawn
Parker
Gives Helpers $1,500 to Spend, End Hard Times
Leo Muchenberger, president of a walls paper and paint company with a plant in Kansas City and branches in St. Joseph Oklahoma City and Houston, gave each employee 30 to spend within a week on cash purchases only. Reports show tires coal dresses groceries and other items bought to stimulate business. The experiment cost 1500.
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NCA
Kansas City
Leo Muchenberger
Muchenberger
Walls Paper and Paint Company
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Houston
Rotary Club to Elect Directors at 6 Dinner Follows
Indianapolis Rotary Club will hold its annual directors election at 6 on Tuesday the 24th in the Riley room of the Claypool. Voting runs from 6 to 7 in Parlor B of the hotel, followed by the annual dinner and "Mad Midway." The regular noon luncheon is skipped that Tuesday.
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Indianapolis Rotary Club
Riley
Claypool
Accident Victim Buried
Funeral services were held for David Holwager 60 after a bicycle he rode was hit by a car driven by Ora Adams in Newcastle Indiana.
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Newcastle
Ind
David Holwager
Ora Adams
Big hotel is leased by Times Special
Leasing of the 7,000,000 Carew Tower hotel unit to Saint Nicholas Plaza Inc was announced. Joseph Reichl heads the new corporation as president and general manager. Carew Tower, completed at a cost of 30,000,000, forms part of a major block development in Cincinnati.
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Cuyahoga County
Hoover
Smith
Bulkley
Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Cooper
Ohio
Cleveland
McCulloch
Alliance
Walter F. Brown
Times Special
Carew Tower
Saint Nicholas Plaza, Inc
Joseph Reichl
United States
Europe
Reichl
Himmelbauer Named New Manager at Evansville Station
Terre Haute report states George Himmelbauer, formerly assistant manager at WBOW Terre Haute, has become manager of WGBF Evansville. The change takes effect immediately altering leadership at the Evansville broadcasting outlet.
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United Press
Terre Haute
Ind
George Himmelbauer
WBOW
WGBF
Fvansville
Auckland Scout Leader A. A. Creamer Delivers talk
A. A. Creamer of Auckland New Zealand globe trotter and Boy Scout commissioner spoke at the parents council meeting at the Boy Scout reservation Sunday. He is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Burnham during his stay here.
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A. A. Creamer
Auckland
New Zealand
Globe-Trotter
Boy Scout
Parents’ Council
Creamer
Frederick W. Burnham
Prohibition Official Calls for Wider State Co operation
Lieutenant-Commander John D. Pennington, federal prohibition administrator for Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware, says complete cooperation of state county and municipal officials is essential for enforcement. His remarks were read at a Supreme Court and circuit judges meeting in Washington. He notes failures partly due to lax cooperation and federal changes in policy.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
John D. Pennington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennington
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit
Pittsburgh
Prohibition Bureau
Stolen Cars Reported to Police Include Two Vehicles
Automobiles reported missing belong to Hubert K. Miler of 715 Park Avenue a Ford sedan from Capitol Avenue and Market Street and George Lee of 2947 Boulevard Place an Oakland sedan with plate 80-915 from Martindale Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street.
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Hubert K. Miler
Park Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Market Street
George Lee
Boulevard Place
Oakland
Martindale Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police
Police recovered several vehicles including a Marmon coupe linked to J DeHaven and multiple Chevrolets tied to Clay W Piel and Clayton W Pile. A Ford coupe with tag 740 164 was found at 5100 East Washington Street and other cars were located at Illinois and Thirtieth streets and Kentucky and Senate avenues.
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Clay W. Piel
New Jersey
J. DeHaven
Thirty-third
Illinois
Thirtieth
Clayton W. Pile
Kentucky
Senate
Washington Street
Fifield to Speak on Farm Talk Radio
Secretary of State Otto G Fifield will discuss farm topics on WENR Chicago Saturday at 6 30 p m an official announcement said He plans to cover agricultural policy and rural issues on the program.
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Otto G. Fifield
WENR
Chicago
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Salt Lake City
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Hoosier Optical Co
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Vienna
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Woolworth
Son Rie
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American Paper Stock Co
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