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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1928
Page
6
Rosa Ponselle guides singers in mood training for varied repertoires. Focus on building versatility by studying one mood at a time, starting with moods you respond to least, then expanding to others. Emphasizes simple, heartfelt numbers like Home Sweet Home and Swanee River as hardest, demanding pure tone and sincerity.
Herbert Hoover speaks in Boston tonight to an audience of one hour as a network of more than thirty stations carries his Republican address across the United States. WEAF NBC networks and a wide list of stations will air the talk at 8 p.m. Eastern.
Lew Ferris a Portland grocer faces multiple suits totaling 50 580 in damages after an auto crash near Indianapolis. Plaintiffs Mr and Mrs Charles Norris demand 20 000 each for injuries plus 580 for auto damage. Theodore Smith seeks 10 000. Ferris, serving a 90 day jail term for transporting liquor, allegedly drove 45 miles an hour when the collision occurred.
The General Motors program on NBC at 8 30 features The King's Gift an African incident with two traders on the Gold Coast. The program includes African music with Theophil Wendt directing a concert orchestra and a baritone chorus.
Tonight on multiple networks the National Grand Opera Company presents Wagner at 9 30 with Cesare Sodero directing. United Choral Singers perform a variety themed program at 7 30. Ida Bailey Allen hosts a National Radio Home Makers meeting at 9. Viola Philo appears with Roxy and His Gang at 6 30. Captivators offer ten semi classical works at 9 30.
Terre Haute Oct 15 Indiana officials urged removing politics from policing. A state conference report said city departments must be run as business organizations to attract capable officers and that sheriff offices need reform and better cooperation with city police. The new state bureau of criminal identification aids coordination. Bishop John Francis NoHill spoke at the session. the conference runs to Tuesday.
A dense listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and other networks for Monday night. Includes show times for NBCs Roxy a Gang A P peies and Real folks, WEAFs Republican national committee Motore party Lohengrin opera, Columbia networks United Choral Singers Lowney hour and Vitaphone hour, and miscellaneous city station offerings from Milwaukee Ottawa Denver and Cincinnati.
Radio listings for Indianapolis stations WKBF and WFBM show hourly programs from noon to 10:45 PM including farm flashes from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Aunt Sammy chats, 4-H Club Crier, piano company concerts, weather forecasts, and dance hours. Local ads and talk segments accompany musical performances by Hoosier groups and orchestras.
Mrs. Philip Anderson of South Bend Indiana describes years of stomach liver and kidney trouble with indigestion constipation and sleepless nights. She credits Viana with restoring appetite easing pains and helping her gain ten pounds while ending dizziness and nervousness.
Premier Benito Mussolini told a Rome meeting that farmers will be given first place in government policy as a new agricultural spirit grows across Italy. He reviewed crops, noted hardships from rains and drought, and announced annual prizes to farmers.
Mussolini urged rural policy shift and vowed to spend billions on agriculture. He said urban governance had dominated, calling for funds to reach the countryside. He announced 50,000 farmers would march to Rome on November 4 to mark the armistice tenth anniversary.
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