Barling Back to Limelight in New Plane
Wal ter Barling, famed designer of the Barling bomber, reveals a new small three place monoplane NB-3. In early tests the craft lifted off in forty feet and two seconds with an eighty horsepower engine. Barling touts rapid safety altitude and superior climb, with Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Company set to manufacture the design after further testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Barling
Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Company
Landings at South Bend Airport Highlight Walgreens Plane
All Times Special reports landings at South Bend municipal airport include a $54,000 Sikorsky plane owned by Walgreens Drug Company of Chicago. The arrival underscores aviation activity tied to the company’s Midwest operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Times
South Bend
Ind
Sikorsky
Walgreen Drug Company
Chicago
Airport proposal to city council in Terre Haute
The works board will submit a definite report at the November meeting on a municipal airport plan. The report will include prices for three potential airport sites and guide council decision making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pn Times
Terre Haute
Ind
Works Board
Hoosier Pilot Flies to Lafayette for Urgent Call
Orville Grimes a Hoosier airport pilot flew to Lafayette in a Travelair biplane and returned with Frank Sims. Sims telephoned the airport asking that a pilot be sent after him due to an urgent business call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Grimes
Hoosier
Lafayette
Travelair
Frank Sims
Sims
Solo Flight by Raphael Drapeau at Hoosier Airport
Raphael Drapeau of New York City completed his solo flight at Hoosier Airport on Friday, becoming the thirty fourth student this year to graduate from the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Drapeau
New York City
Hoosier Airport
W. O. Davis Lands in Indiana for Plane Service
W. O. Davis of Huntington West Virginia touched down at Hoosier airport on Friday in his Travel Air biplane. He planned several days of service and inspection at the Hoosier repair depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Davis
Huntington
W. Va
Hoosier Airport
Travel Air
Hoosier
Indiana aviation executive returns from Huntington trip
Makes Fast Time Bob Shank the Hoosier airport president returned Friday from Huntington West Virginia with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cummins of Indianapolis on a business trip. The 270 mile flight to Huntington took two hours fifteen minutes and the return leg two hours forty five minutes in a Travelair monoplane.
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Bob Shank
Hoosier
Huntington
W. Va
Lawrence Cummins
Indianapolis
Travelair
U S Army Colonel Speaks At Rotary Luncheon
Lieutenant-Colonel H Edmund Bullis formerly Manila Rotary secretary and now Brooklyn Rotary member will give a talk on The Land of the White Rajah at the Claypool Tuesday. He has traveled 28 countries and served in World War I artillery in France.
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H. Edmund Bullis
Rotary Club of
Manila
P. I
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rotary Club
Claypool
Land of
Bullis
Cornell University
Asia
Africa
Europe
Leonard Wood
Java
Straights Settlement
Federated Malay States
Indo-China
Siam
Sarawak
Labuan
Brune
British North Borneo
Societe de Georgraphie
France
Royal Georgraphical Socity of
England
Borneo
Washington
Y M C A Junior Party Set With Ghostly Stage
Members of the Y M C A junior section will attend a Halloween party tonight. I N Logan announces more than 300 boys are expected. Special features include The Dungeon The Chamber of Horrors The Gorilla and The Magic House with games and ghost stories to follow.
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I. N. Logan
Chamber of Horrors
Radio Program Schedule Listings Across Stations
Central Standard Time listings include NBC WEAF WLW WGN WJZ and local Cincinnati stations. The schedule features orchestras, violinists, a Navy day banquet, Niagara Falls broadcast, talks, sermons, and music programs across Saturday and Sunday with times from early morning to night.
Radio Victors Mary Studebaker Smith and Bromley House
Mary Studebaker Smith of Gary is a contralto and Bromley House of Indianapolis is a baritone in a radio performance lineup.
ENATOR NORRIS TO OPEN AL SMITH SPEECH BROADCAST
ENATOR NORRIS' opening speech for Al Smith in Omaha tonight will be broadcast across the Columbia chain. Stations include KOIL KMBO KSTP WABC WFAN WNAC WMAK WADC WGHP WMAG WOWO WSPB WICO ISN and WLBW. Gregory Besrodny violinist to solo with United Symphony orchestra in the Symphonic hour at 2 pm Sunday on CBS stations. The WFBM mixed quartet airs a popular and old time songs half hour at 8 30 tonight drawing many listener comments.
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Enator Norris
al Smith
Omaha
Columbia
KOIL
KMBO
Kansas City
KSTP
St. Paul
WABC
New York
WFAN
Philadelphia
WNAC
Boston
WMAK
Buffalo
WADC
Akron
WGHP
Detroit
WMAG
Chicago
WOWO
Ft. Wayne
Ind
WSPB
Toledo
WICO
Brighton
Conn
ISN
Milwaukee
WLBW
Oil City
Gregory Besrodny
United Symphony Orchestra
Columbia Broadcasting System
WFBM
Heart
Radio Tonight Offers Governor Smith and Norris Addresses
The schedule lists 7:00 PM on WEAF Philadelphia with Governor Alfred E. Smith and 8:00 PM with Senator George W. Norris. WJZ airs Philco hour at 7:00 PM. WEAF presents Lucky Strike hour at 8:00 PM and a 9:15 PM NBC network broadcast of Symphony in Brass and Uncle Tom's Cabin dramatization by George L. Aiken. Richard Rodgers’ Dear Oh Dear from Chee Chee is set for Wrigley Review at 8:00 PM.
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NBC System
WJZ
Republican National Committee
Godfrey Ludlow
WEAF
Symphony In Brass
Lucky Strike Cance
WLW
Cincinnati
WMAK
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
KFKB
Milford
Entra Cavalry Orchestra
Philadelphia
Alfred E. Smith
WOR
George W. Norris
Philco
George L. Aiken
Harriet Beecher Stowe
NBC
Richard Rodgers
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC and CBS Tonight
A coast to coast NBC and CBS lineup features the March of the Three Musketeers from the Ziegfeld hit at 9 PM with an estimated audience of 30 million. Moran and Mack and the Black Crows headline a Columbia network show, followed by Katinka from Rudolf Friml at 7 PM and the Cathedral hour at 3 PM Sunday with a Strainer Communion Service. La Palma and her group perform Spanish songs at 7:30 PM on Columbia stations.
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NBC System
WEAF
WJZ
Roxy Stroll
Collier’s Radio
Columbia
WGN
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Vstrolt
Travelog
Vienna and
the Danube
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
NBC
the Three Musketeers
Three Musketeers
Moran
Mack
The
Majestic
Columbia Broadcasting System
Building Permits Report Shows Varied Home Improvements
A list of building permits includes C Pritchett repair at 2304 Hovey for 200 dollars, Newhart and Paschall dwelling and garage at 1125 North Butler for 6800, Puritan Finance Company dwelling projects totaling 8650, and multiple furnaces and reroofs across addresses in Indianapolis area. Others cite garages, additions, and a small number of large projects, with values ranging from a few hundred to about 29 thousand dollars.
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C. Pritchett
Hovey
Newhart & Paschall
North Butler
J. Wineman
South Belmonth
J. A. Shaw
Broadway
J. Todd
North Alabama
Indianapolis
Puritan Finance Company
Dweling
West Twenty-Fifth
South
Sheffield
Stylo They
Central
M. Saville
North
New Jersey
U. ‘State
North Capitol
S. Johnson
Illinois
W. Unger
East Wash-ington
Eliott
Pairfeld
L. Hughley
North Oxford
P. Bonifield
East Market
Oosier Coffee Company
Southeastern
At Green
North Bogart
Hold Debate Tryouts at Central Monday
Tryouts for Indiana Central college men’s varsity debating will be held Monday afternoon under Prof. John J. Haramy. Twenty five candidates try out for the team as debates are lined up with Oakland City Wabash Manchester Earlham colleges and the University of Florida. The Good Samaritan Mission church at 138 North Noble Street marks its twentieth anniversary with home-coming services Sunday.
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Indiana Central College
John J. Haramy
Indiana Debating Association
United States
Great Britain
Oakland City
Wabash
Manchester
Earlham
University of Florida
The
Good Samaritan Mission Church
North Noble Street
Indiana duo win state radio audition to chase national prize
Mary Studebaker Smith of Gary and W Bromley House of Indianapolis won the Indiana state finals of the Second National Radio Audition on WKBF Indianapolis. They earned a shot at the Atwater Kent Foundation awards totaling 17 500 dollars with the Midwest district audition on WMAK Chicago November 24 ahead of the national finals in New York December 16. House, a 19 year old baritone, led in votes and nominations while Smith, a contralto, topped a field of 24 entrants from 14 Hoosier cities. Medals will mark their state win before their Chicago appearance as guests of the Foundation.
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Mary Studebaker Smith
Gary
W. Bromley House
Indianapolis
Indiana
WKBF
Atwater Kent Foundation
Frank B. Hunter
Indianastate Competition
Midwest
WMAK
Chicago
House
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
W. B. House
Franklin
Ind
Smith
Hoosier
Foundation
New York
Indianapolis Radio Schedule Highlights Local Arts and Sports
WFBM programming lists Indiana vs Ohio State football at 3 PM and piano recitals by Mae Nele and Mae Engle. Highlights include the Baldwin Piano Company segment, Navy day address, Hoagy Carmichael direct, and a variety of concerts, broadcasts, and market reports through the evening.
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Indiana
Ohio State
Baldwin Piano Company
Indianapolis Iunes
Tinker
Julius Calk & Son
Ruth Noller
Lyric Theater
Mae §Nele
Hemecasting
Clelamibis Club
Hoagy Carmichael
WEBA
Salon
Tomlinson Hall
American Legion
Julius C. Walk
City Pastors Invited to Fund Luncheon in Indianapolis
Ministers of all churches in Indianapolis are invited to a Community Fund luncheon Monday noon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club host Walter C Marmon ninth annual fund appeal. Dr Edgar Blake bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church will give the principal address. Community Fund Sunday observance also to be discussed reservations at Community Fund headquarters Meyer Kiser Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Community Fund
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Walter C. Marmon
Edgar Blake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Meyer-Kiser Bank
Party to Open Street on Sixty third Between College and Cornell
The Broad Ripple Chamber of Commerce hosts a Halloween party tonight to celebrate the opening of Sixty third street between College and Cornell avenues. The event marks another east west thoroughfare for Broad Ripple with cash prizes for best costumes. In Lafayette Indiana ashes of author George Barr McCutcheon lie in Springvale grave after funeral services Friday. He died suddenly in New York Tuesday.
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College
Cornell Avenues
Broad Ripple Chamber of Commerce
Broad Ripple
Lafayette
Ind
George Barr McCutcheon
Springvale
New York
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