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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

6

Roosevelt Campaign Radio Talks Across Parties On Election Night

Franklin D Roosevelt the Democratic candidate for New York governor addresses listeners from Mechanics Hall Boston broadcast on WEEI WJAR and WDRC with La rue Brown introducing him Republican National Committee program aired by 32 NBC stations with Harbord and Hope followed by Walter Lippman Democrat coast to coast network over 28 stations Copeland speaks on WJZ WHAM Davis warns about religious tolerance and historic justice for Catholics and Quakers with note on language origins.

United Press New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith Roosevelt Mechanics Hall Boston WEEI WJAR Providence WDRC New Haven La+rue Brown Wilson Harvard James G. Harbord Walter E. Hope Republican National Committee NBC Harbord The Radio Corporation New York State Republican Finance Committee Hope Walter Lippman New York World Royal S. Copeland WJZ WHAM Rochester John W. Davis Davis

NEW PRAISES HOOVER POSTMASTER GENERAL WARNS HOOSIERS

Postmaster General Harry S. New cautions Hoosiers against overconfidence in the Republican campaign before leaving for Washington. He says the state leans toward Hoover but warns it alone cannot win the election and credits Hoover with handling national emergencies.

Harry S. New Washington Hoover New United States Herbert Hoover

Mellon Speaks for Hoover on Radio Hookup

Washington October 12 Secretary of the Treasury Mellon on a radio address reviewed Republican Administration achievements since 1921 and urged continued support for Hoover in the approaching election.

Mellon Hoover United Press Washington

Special to Take I. U. Rooters to Michigan

A special twelve car train will carry Indiana University alumni and Bloomington residents to Ann Arbor to watch the Crimson football team face Michigan. The trip departs Union Station at 11 tonight and returns at 7 Sunday morning, with the IU band and over 100 rooters aboard. Passengers include Dick Miller Dr William Lowe Bryan James W Fesler Dick Kaiser Cecil Weathers James McKee and Barrett N Woodsmall.

Indianapolis Indiana University Bloomington Ann Arbor Mich Crimson Michigan I. U. Band Union Station Dick, Miller William Lowe Bryan University James W. Fesler Dick Kaiser Cecil Weathers James McKee Barrett N

Radio Schedule Highlights Indiana City Programs

WFBM and WKBF in Indianapolis air a noon to night lineup featuring farm reports from the U S Department of Agriculture weather updates, home economics, radio recipes, Times Want Ads items, religious readings, road conditions, musical concerts and recitals, news summarizations and political programs from Republican committees, dance events at Tomlinson Hall, and various entertainment acts. The day includes livestock and grain market notes, historical snippets, and a dinner concert preview.

Indianapolis Kansas City U. S. Department of Agriculture J. R. Farrell Sammy Indianapolis Times Parker Wheatley Indiana State Highway Commission Columbia Club Orchestra Hoagy Carmichael Horace W. Carey Republican State Committee Republican National Committee Pasquale Montana WFBM Kenwood Tire Company Sunset Trails Realtyompany Western Oil and Refining Company Victor Victor Furniture Company Tomlinson Hall American Legion the Columnist Indiana Ballroom

Night Radio Schedule Highlights Central Time Listings

Radio and network listings show NBCs Evening lineups with Dixie Circus Interwoven entertainers Wrigley Review and Democratic national committee NBC WEAF programs Concert orchestra Cavalers An Evening in Paris Concert Bureau hour Columbia True Story hour Rigoletto opera and boxing From WPCH New York Madison Square Garden WRVA Richmond Country Fiddlers WSB Atlanta Atwater Kent State Audition stock quotes Maids of the Ivories Henry Theis orchestra Four K Safety Klub and Cities Service concert orchestra and Cavaliers Wickham Home Time Coreer Time The Career of Sanada National concert bureau hour.

Dixie Circus Wrigley Review Democratic National Committee NBC System WEAF Paris Concert Bureau Columbia Network WPCH New York Madison Square Garden Cincinnati Maids of the Ivories Henry Theis K Safety Klub Cities Service Concert Orchestra Cities Service Cavaliers Wickham Sanada National concert bureau_hour

Kidney safety ad promotes Jad Salts water cure

An advertisement urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble by drinking soft water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily. The ad claims Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, flushes kidneys and relieves bladder issues without harm.

Family Reunion Trac ks 90 Descendants at Guide Rock Homestead

Guide Rock Nebraska reports the Watt family reunion on the former homestead where John Watt settled in 1872. Ninety descendants gathered recently to celebrate the annual event, tracing back to their Iowa origin.

Guide Rock Neb John Watt Iowa

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