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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1928

Page

10

Institutions Seek Large Budget Boost for Feeble-minded Schools

James Jackson two state institutions seek increases totaling 1 039 960 for the Indiana School for Feeble-minded Youth at Fort Wayne and the Indiana Farm Colony for the Feeble-minded at Butlerville. Fort Wayne and Loganport hospital budgets also rise with proposed additions including new buildings and equipment. The banking department and charities board request higher funding to expand staff and programs across 800 banks and state services.

James Jackson Ed. Jackson Indiana School Ft. Wayne Indiana Farm Colony Butlerville State Charities Board Logansport State Hospital A. C. McDaniels State Banking Department Luther F. Symons John A. Brown Children’s Department

Requests to U S Attorney General on Klan funding

Representative Loring M. Black of Brooklyn has written to Attorney General John C. Sargent urging action under federal law. He cites a statute that requires organizations involved in political activity to file detailed reports of their receipts and expenditures.

United Press New York Loring M. Black Brooklyn Attney John C. Sargent Black

Professor to discuss The Conquest of Medical Science at club luncheon

Dr. Thurman B. Rice of Indiana University will address Shriners at the Caravan Club luncheon in a temple. Special musical features and attendance prizes were arranged by committee members Jack Rhoades and Joe Riebeling, and the luncheon is open to all Shriners.

Thurman B. Rice Indiana University Dhool of Medicine Homer L. Cook Jack Rhoades Joe Riebeling

Rice Rupture Method Expert Demonstration Coming to Indianapolis

An advertisement announces W. S. Rice trained expert from Adams New York will demonstrate the Rice (Non-Surgical) Rupture Method at the New Colonial Hotel Indianapolis over Oct 25 to 27. Free demonstrations and trials offered to all ruptured individuals with no charge unless they choose the method after viewing.

W. S. Rice Adams N. Y New Colonial Hotel Indianapolis Ind Wm. 8 Rice, Inc

Radio Schedule Highlights Love Songs and Marches Tonight

Central time broadcasts feature the Espana Troubadours with love songs to NBC at 8, the United Military Band with a CBS program at 9 30, and the Sylvania Foresters singing at 7 30. Olive Palmer performs at 8 30 with duet partner Paul Oliver, plus solo arias and pops. Trade and Mark entertain NBC airwaves at 8.

United Military Band Columbia Broadcasting System Heed Raff Keler-Bela Morse Reeves Herbert Bohm Massenet Offenbach Drumma Olive Palmer Paul Oliver Scrappy Lambert Billy Hillpot Trade Mark Smith Brothers NBC

Broadcast Schedule Listings From Multiple Stations

A dense listing of radio programming across NBC CBS and local networks for a day, detailing show names such as La Touraine Tableaux Home Companion hour Spana Troubadors Palma live hour and various orchestras and talk segments with times and station references. It reads like an old time radio grid with entries for Eva Le Gallienne Ruth Etting Lenox Smith groups and musical acts across New York Minneapolis and other markets.

NBC System WEAF la Touraine Home Companion Spana_ Troubadors Palma Democratic National Committee WJZ Smith Bros Columbia la Palma Kolster United Military Band WGBS New York Eva le Gallienne Ruth Etting WCCO Mpls Minn Smith Clubs Jefferson City Cincinnati Lola Bruce Smith Henry Theis Ae Ene Safety Klub Ruth and Jimmie American Magazine Womun Ipana Troubadours Palmolive

Indiana theater owners elect officers at round table meeting

The Associated Theater Owners of Indiana held an annual meeting at the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce with a 2 p.m. election of officers and directors. A round table discussion addressed issues affecting state motion picture exhibitors and talking pictures.

Associated Theater Owners of Indiana Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce

Splendid Homemade Pinex Cough Remedy Ad

A home made cough remedy using Pinex 2% ounces mixed into a pint bottle with sugar syrup or honey. Claims quick relief from stubborn coughs chest colds and bronchial troubles. Says Pinex from Norway pine contains creosote and promises prompt relief or money back.

Jury to Reconvene On Motor Theft Ring Indictments

A federal grand jury that returned indictments against nineteen people in a motor theft ring is set to reconvene Thursday with possible reindictments. Fifteen defendants have pleaded not guilty and trials are slated for November 13 before Judge Robert C. Baltzell. Ted Baldwin and Miss Lloyd Harrison await removal hearings, with two defendants as fugitives. A final report is expected after hearings with twenty five witnesses, and further action may follow.

Robert C. Baltzell Ted Baldwin Lloyd Harrison Chicago

Radio schedule in Indianapolis and English live notes

A broad Indianapolis radio outline lists programs from noon to 10:30 PM with live concerts, talks, and market updates. It includes Aunt Sammy chats, a Better Mann’s flower feature, and a City mission hour. The piece also notes a drowned child in English Indiana, and a Misscellaneous for Sale ad offering a fur coat at half price.

Indianapolis Kansas City United States Department of Agriculture WFBM Sammy Indianapolis Times Bettermann’s Julius C. Walk

Smith Boston Speech to Go On Air Tonight

Governor Alfred E. Smith’s campaign address from Boston will be broadcast tonight 9 to 10 p.m. eastern over NBC national network. Carried with other major political speakers the program includes Hughes, Davis, Earhart and Borah on various regional lines.

United Press New York Alfred E. Smith Boston Boston Arena National Broadcasting Company Pioneers of American Industry Lord Melchett Charles M. Schwab Nicholas Murray Butler Smith East WJZ WBZ WBZA Charles Evans Hughes Chicago Hughes Hoover-Curtis WBBM WCVCO WDAY KFYR John W. Davis Louisville WHAS WSM WMC WSB WBT Amelia Earhart Atlantic Robert E. Sherwood Life Will Rogers Columbia WOR WCAU Wnac Wean WFBL WMAK WCAO WJAS WADC WAIU WKRC WGHP WMAQ WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WICC WHK WLBW Secretary of Labor James J. Davis Pacific Coast TWT Washington, D. C Tariff The Republican National Committee Cummings Borah Democratic National Committee NBC Red Homer Cummings Connecticut WEAF Republican Idaho Joplin Wil

Trafficman Demoted in City Safety Board Action

Roscoe Jordan, assigned to Ohio and Meridian streets, was demoted from trafficman to patrol man by the board of safety on Tuesday. The board cited numerous complaints about his alleged discourteous treatment of citizens and visitors. Fred W. Connell, president, said the board will continue drastic action until officers learn they must show courtesy.

Roscoe Jordan Ohio Meridian Board of Safety Jordan Fred W. Connell

Beef herds drained by high prices in Nebraska center

An inflated cattle market drives unprecedented beef shipments from a western Nebraska beef center. Cattlemen, lured by strong prices, ship all stock until herds are reduced to the numbers needed for milking and breeding.

Times Special Alliance Neb Nebraska

NR Millionaires to Broadcast Popular Songs Tonight

The NR Millionaires present a musical program at 8 p m over CBS featuring Feel Like a Million and selections from The Vagabond King Florodora and Love s Old Sweet Song plus April Showers and Keep the Home Fires Burning. A later NBC WEAF program at 6 pm broadcasts the first in a new radio pageant series on the United Synagogue program.

NBC Columbia Broadcasting System United Synagogue WEAF

Ninety Dollars Found Hidden in Oil Can in Indiana Home

Ninety dollars in torn paper money and silver coins were found in an oil tin can in the basement of Clysie Heaton’s home near Warsaw Indiana. Authorities believe painter Ira Enyeart, who lived alone there and was killed two years ago when struck by a horse, buried the money.

Can Warsaw Ind Clysie Heaton Ira Enyeart

Asthma Sufferer Credits Naclor Remedy For Cure

Former asthma patient Charles E. Jones of Indianapolis recounts relief after taking Naclor starting June 1924. He states wheezing ceased by spring 1925 and has remained free of symptoms for three years. Free information and booklet available from Naecor Medicine Co. Indianapolis.

Chas. E. Jones Hoyt Ave Indianapolis Naecor Medicine Co State Lite Ind

Winona Interurban Car Bills Accepted by Bank

In Winona, the interurban car project moved forward as the bills were accepted by a local bank. The transaction clears funding steps and supports continued operation of the regional transit line.

Winona Interurban

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