Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1932 — Page 18

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HUNGER CRISIS FACED BY CITIES OF OURiNATION Congress’ Denial of Loans Puts Relief Problem in Foreground. (CoovrUht. 1932. bv United Pres) American citiea, denied loans for expense funds by congressional action, must adopt drastically curtailed unemployment relief programs because of lack of funds, and despite the growing burden forced on them by the jobless, a country-wide United Press survey reveals. A growing possibility that multitudes in the larger communities will go hungry this summer and next winter unless present conditions are changed radically is shown. Funds voted for the jobless are exhausted or nearly exhausted in many cities. In several of these municipalities officials sec no way to get additional funds Acute suffering so far apparently has been confined to isolated cases. St. Louis reported starvation a

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contributing cause in several deaths. Cities listed as having exhausted, or nearly expended relief funds include New York, Chicago. St. Louis, Baltimore, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, and Birmingham. In several of these cities the money exhausted is that raised by public subscription, which in normal times adequately meet all needs. . The Pennsylvania legislature meets in special session Monday night at which time it may provide a relief program for the state. Philadelphia with relief funds exhausted, places its only hope in preventing suffering on action by the legislature. Congress dealt its blow to cities in need of relief funds when the senate voted down an amendment to the unemployment relief bill, which would have permitted loans to states so advances could be made to cities where employes were unpaid. The amendment was introduced by Senator J. Hamilton Lewis, fbem., 111.), who had the plight of Chicago school teachers in mind.

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GHOULS START NEW CHICAGO RACKET Strip Graves of Floral Pieces to Get Wire Frames. By United Prrgi CHICAGO. June 24.—A new and ghoulish racket was disclosed today by police after investigation of the gun battle fought over the grave of George '.Red) Barker, himself a slain racketeer. Officers said organized gangs were invading cemeteries and stripping newly made graves of floral pieces in order to sell the wire frames to florists. It was disclosed the men who were driven from Barker's grave by a caretaker would have been unable to steal the gangster's coffin as it is inclosed in a cement vault.

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