Promotion to lieutenant colonel in medical reserve corps
Dr. Samuel McGaughey of 892 Middle Drive Woodruff Place has been promoted to lieutenant colonel in the medical reserve corps and attached as regimental surgeon to the 535th artillery anti aircraft unit.
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Samuel McGaughey
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Medical Reserve Corps
Five Hundred Thirty Fifth Artillery
Briand May Be Premier Again Despite Defeat
Paris reports Aristide Briand, ousted as premier, remains the likely choice to form a new government despite Tuesday’s cabinet fall. President Doumergue consults to speed a resolution as others hesitate to assume long-term leadership.
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Ralph Heinzen
United Press
Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Gaston Doumergue
Domergue
Edouard Daladier
Radicals
Rheims
Daladier
Louis Marin
Jean Montigny
The
Elysee
Doumergue
Gone but Not Forgotten Automobiles Stolen Report
Police report lists stolen vehicles linked to multiple owners including H. D. Sommers of 1147 North Tibrs avenue Chevrolet coach 713-122 from Sheffield avenue and Michigan street and Orval Crook of 414 Terrace avenue Essex coach 95-086 from Ohio and Pennsylvania streets.
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Tibrs Avenue
Chevrolet
Sheffield Avenue
Michigan Street
Orval Crook
Terrace Avenue
Essex
Ohio
Pennsylvania
H. L. Becker
Thirtieth Street
Twenty-eighth
New Jersey
Joseph Massingale
Twenty-eighth Street
Hudson
Indiana Avenue
Lock Street
Fred J. Ostermeyer
Broadway
Vermont
Guy J. White
Noblesville
Ind
Helen Johnson
Chrysler
Stolen Cars Recovered Reported by Anderson Police
Lon Smith of 526 Drover Street and Don Gray of 715 North Canitol Avenue own recovered vehicles a Ford roadster found at 2100 South Meridian Street and a Ford Tudor found at 1200 Belle Vie Place.(Followed by) A Times Special from Anderson Indiana reports a net profit of 1357.91 for the municipal pool at Athletic Park this season. Fred G Webb superintendent of parks said receipts were 200 less than 1928 but weather made the result satisfactory with only thirty one good swimming days.
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Lon Smith
Drover Street
South
Meridian Street
Don Gray
Canitol Avenue
Bellevieu Place
Anderson
Ind
Athletic Park
Board of Works
Fred G. Webb
Forward Pass film teaches safety and showcases Indianapolis children
The Indianapolis Times Golden Rule Safety Club movie Forward Pass plays at the Lyric, portraying child life in Indianapolis and urging street safety. About thirty-five school children had leading roles after auditions, with hundreds of other children participating in football scene work. Parents praise the project as a significant joy and learning experience for local youth.
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Hollywood
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Times
the Lyric
Bearcats
Panthers
Bearcat
Railroad Y M C A Will Seek Members
Annual membership dinner of the Railroad Department Y M C A will be held at the Central Y M C A building tonight. William Davis, terminal superintendent of the Big Four railroad, announced today. Three captains were appointed to head the campaign for 400 new members: Harry Booth, M B Fritz, and B F Crowder.
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Railroad Department
Central Y. M. C. A
William Davis
Big Four Railroad
Department
Harry Booth
M. B. Fritz
B.F. Crowder
Paul Woolf
W. E. Wilson
Henry M. Dowling
Indianapolis
Urbana
Mattoon
Ill
Toledo
Bellefontaine
Sharronville
Milk of Magnesia Eases Indigestion Quickly
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a standard stomach alkali for fifty years. A single spoonful in water neutralizes excess acid, relieving indigestion instantly. Purchase in 25c or 50c bottles from drug stores with the U S registered trademark noted.
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Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Safety lessons during movie work impress Indianapolis kids
The Indianapolis police connected with child safety during filming and fireman Red Wallace helped as referee from the scene. Interior College Avenue scenes teach caution crossing streets while the Forward Pass act receives strong applause at the Lyric on the current three headline bill.
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The
Indianapolis Police
Red” Wallace
Fire Department
Pearse
Red
College Avenue
Lyric
Ex-Topeka Mayor Charges Kansas Prohibition Failure
Jay E. House former Topeka mayor and columnist says prohibition in Kansas never enforced and is not now. He details attempts to enforce local dry laws from 1915 to 1919 and claims liquor flows freely in Topeka despite state prohibitions. Governor Reed invited House to share views in The North American Review.
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Pai Times
New York
Topeka
Kansas
Jay E. House
Philadelphia
Clyde M. Reed
The
North American Review
Reed
Mr. House
Ben
Topeka Prohibition Sheriff Reflects on Raids and Targets
A former Topeka lawman recalls years of raids against liquor traffic focusing on major figures rather than small dealers. He claims hundreds of arrests and convictions and says his effort was among the town’s most effective for prohibition, though he remains uncertain of overall success.
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Topeka
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