Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1929 — Page 4

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HOOVER SNOBS ! ‘HURT' MELLON; MAY QUIT POST Treasury Secretary Said to Fee! Keenly Slights on Various Questions. BY RAY TICKER Tin)/* Sufi CorrMp'infl-nt WASHINGTON July s.—As a resuit of several snubs administered to Andrew J Mellon secretary of treasury by Presidin’ Herbert Hoover in major matters, repor's were current there today that Mellon would retire soon after the Senate had ratified that portion of ‘he Young reparations plan which affects the UnitedSS‘sa f e c Similar reports from *:me to time have been denied. Mellon is said to feel keenly the flights he ha* suffered since March 4. in question* dealing with rax reduction, payment of the French $400,000,000 a p bt, prohibition problems and patronage Hoover has demonstrated rather pointedly that the holdover secretary of the treasury no longer is the dominant figure he was during the Harding and Coolidge regimes. Though Mellon has not discussed his relations with the White House, his friends intimate that he recognizes the loss of power and prestige his altered status has brought. VISIT SHIPPERS' MEET 100 State Representatives to Attend in Louisville. Indiana is expected to send more than, one hundred representatives to the Ohio valley shippers’ advisory board meeting at Louisville, Ky. Attendance from Indianapolis will include probably sixty shippers and railroad men. Report* on business conditions end transportation needs will be made by four Indianapolis committee chairmen: F. C. Baldridge, United States Rubber Company: H. B. McNeely. Indianapolis Chamber j of Commerce: R. B. Coapstick. Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, and L. E Banta. Indianapolis Board of Trade.

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MR. PAI L SIPE —Photo by National Studio. Illinois building.

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‘Too much crime news? The more the merrier!” exclaimed Mrs. Pauline Byrkit at police headquarters today. Literally Mrs. Byrkit cuts up gleefully when a story of a murder, robbery, burglary, fight, or accident appears in a newspaper, for she clip? ‘hern all and pastes them in scrap books for reference at headquarters. Alreadv she has filled numerous green books with stories of what ha? gone on about town since Claude M. Worley became police chief. She i? the loose-leaf historian of brave patrolmen, clever detectives, and all those who make Indianapolis a safe, clean city.

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