Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 247, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1923 — Page 10
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EDUCATION MOVE COffiSUP AGAIN Substitute School Board Bills Presented. Two new administration school bills were in committee today, following Introduction late Thursday in the two Houses of the Assembly by Representative Oscar A. Ahlgren and Senator
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SENATE These bills were introduced in the Senate Thursday: No. 400 (Beardsley)—lncreasing the number of trustees in the First Presbyterian Church in Ft. Wayne. Rights and privileges. No. 401 (Brown) —Legalizing bond issues for roads where one sort of material has been specified and then changed by remonstrance. Judiciary B. No. 402 (Durham) —Provides for consolidation of two or more townships for school purposes. County and township. No. 403 (Ernl) —Giving Crawford County a June term of court. Organization of courts. No. 404 (Llndley)—Creating anew State board of education, of nine members, live members to be appointed by Governor, the others to be the State superintendent ot public instruction, and the presidents of Indiana. Purdue and State Normal. Education. No. 405 (Steele) —Providing for establishment of State Normal School at Michigan City. Grounds to be donated by city, and iuutls by La Porte County Education. To Change Meeting Years This Senate joint resolution was introduced Thursday: No. 10 (English)—Providing that Legislature meet in even years beginning in 1928. Constitutional revision. These House bills passed the Senate Thursday: No. 7 (Myers)—Limiting the bonded indebtedness for township roads to 2 per cent of assessed township valuation. and for county roads to 1 per cent. (32-12.) No 13 (Thiel) —Pernnttmg publication cf legal notice* of local units in an Indianapolis newspaper. (29-0.) No. 56 (Harrison) —Requiring payment of first assessment in any public improvement when the assessment roll has been approved. <3O 0.) No. 58 (Nolan) —Amending laws concerning the carrying of concealed weapons mailing permits necessary, and providing penalties. 126-9.) No. 105 (Ahlgren)—lncreasing salary of city pudge at Whiting from $2,000 to $3,000 and increasing jurisdiction from SSOO to SI,OOO. (35-3.) No. 153 (Addington)—Fixing terms of court in Randolph County. (37-0.) Deportation of In.sane No. 188 (Thiel) —Permitting the deportation of insane persons who have escaped from institutions of other States to the State whc~e they erme from (33-0.) No. 120 (Ahigren)—Giving guardians the power to mortgage real estate of their wards, providing it does not extend for more than one year. (23-0.) No. 231 (Myers-—Providing that when State tax board has disallowed any action on bond tsue. all contracts made or covered bv bond issue shall ipso facto be cancelled. (38-0.) These Senate bills passed the Senate Thursday: No. 78 (Holmes)—Creating a juvenile court judge In counties having a population of 100.000 or over. (2710.) No. 339 (Kill) —Authorizing unexpended balances from war chests to be given to American Legion. War mothers or memorial asociations, for special uses. (34-0.) Three Bills Withdrawn These bills were withdrawn in the Senate Thursday: No. 245 (Miller) —Providing that lien on real estate for public improvement shall date from time assessment roll is completed instead of time contract Is let. No 360 (Craven) —Permitting appointment of spectal administrators in cae where persons die testate, ard defining their* powers and duties. No. 364 (Miller) —Amending laws governing Indianapolis school corporation to require four votes instead of three to override authority of business director. This House bill failed to pass the Senate Thursday: No. 175 (Post)—Requiring every county to install a padded cell in county jail for confinement of insane. *l6-24.)
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Alonzo H. Llndley. The measures, which are Identical, were drafted as substitutes for bills previously defeated. Nine members would constitute the State board of education, under provisions of the new bills. The State superintendent of public Instruction an dheads of the three State schools would be ex officio members. Five others would be appointed by the Governor. The bill introduced by Representative J. Glenn Harris providin gfor immediate reorganization, died when the enacting clause was striken out. Another bill by Representative Leveron and Murden was withdrawn. The new' bills are similar to one Senator Lind ley withdrew earlier in the session.
HOUSE This bill was introduced in the House Thursday: No. 504 (Ahigren)—Provides for reurbanization of the* State board of education to include as exofficio members State superlntendt nt and heads of three State schools, and five members to be appointed by Governor. Education. This concurrent resolution was introduced in the House Thursday: No. 14 (Schwart) —Authorizes Governor to appoint survey commission of five to investigate State care of dependents and provisions for and report results to next session of Legislature. Insurance. These Senate bills were indefinitely postponed: No. If-1 (Penrod' —Extended powers of State board of accounts to Include supervision and inspection of public contracts. Roads. ... . , No. 282 (Holmes) —Made blue sky laws more severe and added penalties. Judiciary B. No. 30*3 (Hartzell) —Reduced salaries of assessors hi certain townships in Allen County. Fees ands claries. Pension Bill Post potted These House bills were indefinietly postponed: No. 151 (Schwartz) —Established oldage pension. Ways and means. No. 402 (Wedektng)—Provided for certain joint elementary and high schools. Education. No 410 (Day)—Fixed salaries of county commissioners throughout the State on basis of statistical facts. Fees and salaries. No 487 (Townsend) —Empowered State superintendent of public instruction and Slate fire marshal to provide courses and text boobs on fire prevention for use in all schools, and required teacher to devote fifteen minutes a week to the subject. Education. These bills were withdrawn by their authors: No. 149 (Thiel) —Amended 1917 act on sale of feed. No. 154 (Harrison) —Increases penalty for driving motor cars while intoxicated No. 300 (Rich)—Amended laws on taxa tion of livestock. These House bills were passed: No. 319 (Trent) —Governs court proceedings m counties of How ard. Tipton. Grant and Delaware. Organization of courts. No. 332 (Townsend-Trowbridge)—Makes dogs personal property. No. 396 (Love) —Includes boys between 16 and 18 under workmen s compensation law. No 426 (Graham)—Fixes salaries of judges of Supreme and Appellate Courts at $7,500 a year.
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