Legge Predicts Better Wheat Situation Soon
United Press reports Gaeten Alexander Legge of the federal farm board foresees an improved wheat situation by January while urging farmers to cut acreage and exit the export market. He notes corn shortages offset overproduction, and farmers are moving wheat to farms as feeding demand rises. Legge advises buying wheat for feed now.
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United Press
Washington
Chicago
Gaeten Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Four youths indicted in Aero Inn robbery case
Four of six youths in custody faced robbery and assault charges in Frankfort after a Clinton grand jury indictment. The bandits, tied to the weekend Aero Inn heist near Frankfort, allegedly beat waiters and the manager. Indicted were Gerald Brown 18 Ryne Peddy 19 David Bocock 20 and Robert Brown 19.
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Frankfort
Clinton
Gerald Brown
Ryne Peddy
David Bocock
Robert Brown
Thompson marks election bid with Soldiers Field party
Chicago newspapers differ on Mayor William Hale Thompson's Soldiers Field celebration marking the 1871 fire victory as political leverage for a fourth term. The Tribune and News viewed it as Thompson's big bid, while others debated its impact on his fortunes. About 50 000 attended the parade and demonstration, though observers thought crowds skewed toward police and bands.
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L . Peat
Serra
William Randolph Hearst
King’s Mountain
Thompson
Dallas
Ft. Worth
San An
Tonio
Houston
the Tribune
Nayor
Hearst
Chicago
United Press
Hoover May Visit Texas in November
President Hoover contemplates no travel before the election but may visit Texas during November. He has long had a Texas visit in mind and returned to Washington after discussions at the White House.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Hoover
Texas
White House
Review of Elsie Ferguson in Scarlet Pages Opens at the Indiana
Hundreds call about The Times and Indiana theater contest as Scarlet Pages opens. Elsie Ferguson delivers a dramatic performance in a melodrama that blends romance and intrigue, with audience appeal centered on her stage presence and expressive delivery. Submit reviews to the Contest Editor by midnight Thursday October 16 to vie for first prize of $20, second $10, or third $5.
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Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
Pfaff & Hughes
Sutherland Players
Butler University
Mueller
C. C. Robinson
Mortimer C. Farscott
Civic Theater
John Kautz
Actors and Workers Guild
Junior League of Indianapolis
Workers
The
Times
Indiana Theater
Elsie Ferguson
Scarlet Pages
the Indiana
the Times
Airport Post Names Cox Assistant Superintendent
Mayor Sullivan signed the ordinance appointing Charles E. Cox as assistant superintendent of the municipal airport. Cox will be paid $3000 to manage the field.
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Charles E. Cox
Reginald H. Sullivan
Cox
Danderine Promises Quick Hair Beautifying Results
A brisk ad touts Danderine as a simple method approved by hair specialists and stars to grow long soft abundant hair. It claims scalp toning smoother hair color and shine with nightly brushing and notes five million bottles sold yearly at thirty five cents.
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Angel
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Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Kingan & Co
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H. P. Wasson & Co
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Anton
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