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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
6
Paul Bausman head of the Republican state committee publicity department describes a portable radio bus with a loud speaker and phonograph to broadcast campaign oratory. The pup was sponsored by Dailey Fenton, son of Harry Fenton, secretary of the GOP state committee.
The program envisions funding from the treasury to support vocational schools and provide work for 10,000,000 people. Ernest Stout Sr., Chicago lawyer and former newspaper man, is chosen as the United States Senate candidate with a full state ticket selected.
The American National Party promotes a radical form of government where no individual holds more than 100000 for longer than a week. Leaflets announce plans to employ idle Americans, tax money heavily, and nationalize utilities, with a 6200 million issue to fund control of business, aiming to feed nations and shape a global utopia.
Mohegan descendants sue the state of Connecticut Norwich and others for 1 million dollars over alleged desecration of a sixteen acre burial ground near Norwich. They claim the site marks Uncas the great sachem and that monuments have been destroyed while the obelisk memorial began in 1833 with President Jackson present.
The Gillette Safety Razor Company merges with Auto Strop Safety Razor Company Inc after months of negotiations. The takeover ends protracted patent litigation and gives Gillette access to additional facilities in foreign markets.
Paul Q. Richey says the chamber would form a committee to select a hospital site if directors approve offering government land. Civic bodies in other states have received similar offers from the department of justice bureau. Monthly tax installment payments are being debated in North Carolina.
Citizens of Butternut Wisconsin broadcast a call for a capable doctor who can also shovel snow. The notice seeks one person to handle medical duties and strong snow shoveling as winter approaches in the surrounding district.
Ed ward J. Koran, village president, appeals for a physician to stay before winter to avoid a halt in outside medical aid. He calls for a young, strong doctor who can shovel snow and endure 30 degree below zero cold. A Spanish river is oddly dubbed the Rio Gaudix river meaning river river river river.
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