Illinois to Form State Drive to Find Jobs
Illinois will organize a state commission on unemployment with full representation from business, industry, banks, labor, church and government. Governor Emmerson plans to appoint the panel to develop relief within sixty days while acknowledging a hard winter ahead and widespread unemployment estimated around 400,000.
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Illinois
United Press
Chicago
Louis L. Emmerson
Albert Fisher
Illinois Federation of Labor
Fisher
Emmerson
Barney Cohen
G O P Tabloid to Be Election Weapon
A weekly Republican tabloid journal on government affairs will debut Saturday as a campaign tool. Sponsored by the Republican National Committee and financed by Hoover associates, it plans national distribution of 75 000 copies weekly through November and possibly beyond. Editor is David Henshaw of New York, formerly with Republican publicity.
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Washington
Republican National
Milk Wagon and Ice Truck Collision Blocks Belmont District
A milk wagon driven by Harry Snyder and an ice truck driven by Aldus Wilson collided early today on Belmont avenue near Michigan street. The wagon and truck overturned, Snyder was cut and bruised, his horse was injured, and both vehicles sustained damage.
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Belmont Avenue
Michigan Street
Harry Snyder
North Tibbs Avenue
Aldus Wilson
Roam Avenue
Snyder
Security buying wanes says banker at New Orleans meeting
In New Orleans on October 14 Trowbridge Callaway president of the Investment Bankers Association of America declared the security buying public has been cured of its speculative craze. He argued this normalization provides a solid foundation for renewed U S prosperity as the association meets there.
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United Press
New Orleans
United States
Trowbridge Callaway
New York
Investment Bankers Association of America
Salvation Army Leaders Seek Pride Free Jobs For Unemployed
Salvation Army leaders in Indianapolis led by Commissioner William A. McIntyre described efforts to aid the unemployed without harming pride. In Chicago a Wrigley donated building houses two thousand jobless men who work for room and board in a cooperative settlement with barbers, cooks, tailors, and brick masons contributing to all needs.
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Salvation Army
Indianapolis
William A. McIntyre
Midwest
McIntyre
Chicago
William Wrigley Jr
Wrigley
Owen
New Harmony Society
Earl and Elza Get Along Just Dandy
In a light political exchange, state chairmen sent polite notes. Democratic chief R Earl Peters received a letter from an Elkhart county GOP worker with a county workers list, sent to Republican leader Elza O Rogers. Rogers replied stressing campaign cooperation and that precinct committeemen should submit worker lists for Peters’ approval.
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R. Earl Peters
Elkhart County
Peters
Elza O. Rogers
Rogers
Midday energy from a sweet bite says experts
Businessmen face afternoon fatigue and turn to candy ice cream or cookies for quick vitality. Studies show refined sugar in snacks and beverages restores nourishment and banishes fatigue, with convenient access near workplaces boosting the effect.
Gambler Shot Down In Car On Chicago Street
David W. Emmett a leading Chicago gambler, was shot to death late Monday night as a gunman jumped onto his running board. Stephen Platon, with Emmett, escaped injury when the attacker fled after the car sped away. Police found a handwritten list of dates and sums in Emmett’s pocket.
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United Press
Chicago
David W. Emmett
Emmett
Stephen Platon
Platon
James J. Walker airs wish to resign mayorship
New York mayor James J. Walker, speaking to the United Real Estate Owners Association, says the job is hard and he wishes to leave the city better than he found it. He cites graft troubles and criticizes the inspection service while denying specific graft charges.
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United Press
New York
James J. Walker
United Real Tate Owners Association
Walker
Fall from fodder load kills Indiana farmer Jacob Deich
A 70 year old Indiana farmer, Jacob Deich, died after a fall from a fodder load near his home in English. The accident occurred on October 14, and authorities reported a broken neck as the cause of death. Deich was known in the local farming community.
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United Press English
Ind
Jacob Deich
Here
Radio Talent To Command Vast Broadcast Budgets
Radio prepares for fall and winter with expanded talent budgets and new programs. Major networks announce more concerts, school broadcasts, and feature shows, including the New York Philharmonic concerts on air and London broadcasts with famous guests.
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New York
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Columbia
London
John Masefield
Viscount Astor
H. G. Wells
Lord Beaverbrook
Elgin
NBC
Evangeline Adams
CBS
Atwater Kent
Madame Louise Homer
Paderewski
Lucky Strike
Suitcase Stolen From Union Station
A suitcase containing clothing valued at 150 dollars was reported stolen from Union Station. C. D. Hugun, 901 Roosevelt Avenue, reported the loss to police. A separate robbery at a Great Western Oil Co station on Twenty Ninth Street and Northwestern Avenue yielded 35 dollars for attendant Frank Heath. Taxi driver Walter Shoemake, 964 South Alabama Street, said he was robbed of 2 dollars by two Negro men Monday night.
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Union Station
C. D. Hugun
Roosevelt Avenue
Frank Heath
Great Western Oil Company
Twenty Ninth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Heath
Walter Shoemake
South Alabama Street
Hindenburg Ready to Take Reins as Bruening Falters
In Berlin on October 14 President Paul von Hindenburg appeared ready to assume control if Chancellor Bruening’s cabinet falls. The opening Reichstag session was brief amid riots and anti Semitic demonstrations. 95 men were arrested as fascist and communist clashes erupted near Potsdamer Platz and Prussian Diet areas.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Bruening
Economic Party
Johann Brect
von Hindenburg
Adolph Hitler
Potsdamer Platz
Danger of Machine Surgery Cited by Surgeon Leader
Dr C Jeff Miller of New Orleans warns at the American College of Surgeons congress that standardization in hospitals and medical practice risks dehumanizing care. He urges balancing accurate diagnosis with sympathy and trust to maintain humane surgery.
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Science Service
Philadelphia
C. Jeff Miller
New Orleans
American College of Surgeons
Milton Byron to Open Stock Season in Davenport
Milton Byron and Idabelle Arnold will lead a Davenport stock company opening next Sunday night at the Lyric. Byron directs and stars, Berkell serves as manager, and many season tickets were pledged as a strong return is anticipated. The article also previews varied acts including the Four Karreys, Evelyn Dean, Raffles, Bob and Margie Dupont, and mentions the film Sinners' Holiday at the Lyric.
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Evelyn Dean
Arkin and
Dean
Boulevardiers
Greene and
Clifford the Four
Karreys
Bob and
Margie Dupont
Raffles and Company
Raines and
Avey
Ilton Byron
Idabelle Arnold
Davenport
Miss Arnold
Milton Byron
Lyric
Miss Dean
Raffles
Bob
Greene
Clifford
Raines
Grant Withers
Concert lineup announced for Caleb Mills hall season
Indianapolis Matinee Musical will present Frieda Klink at Caleb Mills hall. At 3 p m Friday Oct 17 the president's reception will be held at Herron Art Institute with guest artist Florence Springer Starr.
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Caleb Mills
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
Frieda Klink
Herron Art Institute
Florence Springer Starr
Driver Held After Near Miss With Court Bailiff and Two Prisoners
Joe Gillespy faced charges of driving without a license and certificate of title and reckless driving after nearly hitting Freeman Smock municipal court bailiff and two women prisoners on Alabama street in front of police headquarters. Smock and the women leaped aside to avoid the car as Gillespy approached.
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Freeman Smock
Joe Gillespy
North
Tacoma Avenue
Smock
Gillespy
Alabama Street
Zemo Advertises Itching Relief for Skin Irritation
The ad promotes Zemo as a soothing invisible antiseptic for itching skin. It claims relief from the first application and notes twenty years of use with success across various irritations. Available in 35c 60c and 1.00 prices.
Investigator William Cody Identified In Indianapolis Warrant Affidavits
The Indianapolis safety board verified the city investigator used his real name William F. Cody in affidavits for warrants signed by Municipal Judge Paul C. Wetter. If an alias was found, Wetter would charge contempt. Trials from liquor and gambling raids are set for Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Muncipal
Paul C. Wetter
Safety Board
William F. Cody
Frank C. Daily
Wetter
Dailey
Cody
Walter C. Lewis
Injured Elderly Man Hit by Car in Woodruff Place Crash
Aged 85 B F Gill of 224 Eden Street fell in front of a car at Woodruff Place and East Tenth Street Monday night. The driver Alphonso Anderson, 43, of 848 North Denny Street was not held.
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B. F. Gill
Eden Street
Woodruff Place
East Tenth Street
Alphonso Anderson
North
Denny Street
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