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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

15

Republican rallies tout promised business recovery in city

At 931 West Thirty-first Street Archibald M. Hall urged rapid business recovery citing economists. James M. Ogden at Odd Fellows Hall praised Hoover administration achievements and said Republican victory this fall would hasten economic improvement while Democratic success would delay it.

Archibald M. Hall West Thirty-first Street James M. Ogden Odd Fellows Hall East Washington Street Hamilton Avenue

Richardson to complete oil shale inquiry this week

Assistant attorney general in charge of public land matters Seth W. Richardson expects to finish his probe this week into charges against the interior department over Colorado oil shale lands. Ralph S. Kelley, former Denver field division chief, ends his run of fourteen copyrighted articles attacking bureau favoritism.

Washington Seth W. Richardson Interior Department Colorado Ralph S. Kelley Denver Kelley Hubert Work Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur E. C. Finney Works

Abandon Ocean Flight 70 U S Plan Near East Start

United States Ambassador Dawes and Canadian authorities pressured Captain J Errol Boyd and Lieutenant Harry Connor leading to abandoning their plan to fly the Columbia back to North America. They will instead depart later in the week on a flight around the world.

United Press London United States Charles G. Dawes J. Errol Boyd Harry Connor North American

Navy Board seeks 15 year big build program for fleet

The Navy General Board approves a 15 year program costing 750 million to 1 billion dollars to modernize battleships, build several six inch gun cruisers for trials, add four aircraft carriers to reach treaty tonnage, replace obsolete destroyers, and expand submarines to meet the London pact limits. The plan, spread over fifteen years, aims to avoid obsolescence and aligns with treaty ratifications in London.

United Presse Washington United States Navy General Board Adams Hoover London Japan England Congress New Mexico Mississippi Idaho

British US work on disarmament at Geneva session

London reports that Britain and the United States may jointly push for faster disarmament as the League of Nations preparatory commission meets in Geneva. Observers see Britain's abstentionist foreign policy continuing after the London naval conference, with friction expected between Britain Germany and allies versus France and its partners.

United Press London Great Britain United States League of Nations Geneva Britain Germany France

French Press Warns on Postwar Obligations Ahead

Paris dispatch reports grave forebodings in the French press about postwar international duties. nationalists warn Germany’s aggression could threaten Europe unless the League of Nations gains real influence and Versailles Locarno treaties are irrevocably upheld.

Iy United Press Paris League of Nations Versailles Locarno Europe

Revision movement gains strength in Germany

Berlin reports a stronger push for revising the Owen D Young reparations plan as officials deny any moratorium move while Dr Hjalmar Schacht in the United States is said to push for suspending reparations payments.

United Press Berlin Owen D. Young Germany United States Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank

Winkler addresses parent teachers on crime among young boys

Sheriff George Winkler, a Coffin candidate, spoke to the Federated Parent-Teachers' Club at School 58 to discuss crime among young boys. Club president Mrs. Clayton Ridge said the appearance was not political and most attendees did not know Winkler. Election is November 4.

George Winkler Federated Parent-Teachers' Club

Oil gang hits two stations in Mt Vernon heist

Times Special reports in Mt Vernon Indiana that Nurglars battered a safe at the Davis Oil Company stealing more than 100 and broke into a second office while taking gasoline from a Standard Oil station. A firefight or gunfire was believed to have occurred as officers pursued the gang.

MT. Vernon Ind Nurglars Davis Oil Company Standard Oil Company sJoot

Wives Take Lead in Lions Club Prosperity Campaign

Indianapolis Lions Club members vote to let their wives complete a $100 spending plan during Prosperity Day. Forty five wives attended a luncheon and pledged to finish the shopping spree claiming they are better spenders. The effort aims to inject $1 to $2 million nationwide with Indianapolis clubs spending about $20,000 to boost business confidence.

Hubert B. Moore Indianapolis Club Lions Indianapolis Lions Club Lions’ Club Lincoln Lions Clubs Indianapolis Lions

Real Estate Board contest nets 1.13 million in sales

At a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club two Indianapolis Real Estate Board teams reported real estate transactions totaling 1,131,064 closed during their annual sales contest. Teams captained by Henley T. Hottel and Thomas F. Carson won twenty-one prizes. Hottel led with 27 sales for 203,427 and leases 449,000 while Carson's group posted 321,637 in sales and 47,000 in leases.

Indianapolis Athletic Club Indianapolis Real Estate Board Henley T. Hottel Thomas F. Carson Fred L. Palmer Hottel Carson

Trade Envoys to City Open Conference

Three foreign commerce officials will attend the tenth annual Middle West foreign trade and merchant marine conference at the Claypool in Indianapolis. Ralph H. Ackerman commercial attaché at Santiago Chile Louis P. Hall trade commissioner at Paris and C E Brookhart trade commissioner at Winnipeg Manitoba are named by the department of commerce.

Department of Commerce Claypool Indianapolis Department Ralph H. Ackerman Santiago Chile Louis P. Hall Paris C. E.brookhart Winnipeg Manitoba

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