Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 74, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1932 — Page 7

AUG. 5, 1932

INSECT HORDE RAVAGES CORN Hundreds of Acres Ruined by Grasshoppers. By United Press EVANSVILLE, fc'.d. Aug 5 Several hundred acres of corn in Vand*>rburg county have been destroyed by an invading arinv of grasshoppers, J. F. Hull, county agent, reported today. One of the deepest holes in the world was drilled in 1926 in Orange countv, California. R was sunk £.201 feet.

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Aged Woman Panhandles Funds to Purchase ‘Jug’

As two taxi drivers. Bryan Tyrom and Don Reynolds, emerged from a downtown restaurant, an aged woman approached, told them a story of not having eaten for days and collected 20 cents from them. Then they watched the woman “hook” other men for a total of $1 in the same block. When Reynolds returned to his cab a rasping voice demanded. ‘ Where can I get a jug?” It wBS the woman panhandler. • He told her he didn’t know, but she directed Reynolds to drive her to a place, where she obtained a half pint of liquor.

After her ride, she tendered 15 cents. Reynolds told her she owed 75 cents. Reynolds, impassive to her protests, threatened to take her to police headquarters. The woman grabbed her half pint, paid the 75 cents and fled. TBAIN KILLS LABORER By L nited Press GOSHEN, Ind.. Aug. s.—Martin Trainor. 51, Goshen laborer, was found dead beside the New York Central tracks here today. Trainor apparently had been killed by a train at the crossing.

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ROB BANK OF 53.500. ESCAPE Bandit Gang Stages Raid on Indiana Institution. By United Press GREENVLLE. 0., Aug. s—Four bandits robbed the Commercial Bank | & Trust Company at Union City, a town on the Ohio-Indiana line of $3,500 today and escaped. The bank ! is on the Indiana side. Birds* are very sensitive to light ! changes. They stir at the break of dawn and nest at the first sign of darkness.

Remove Flaws In Gas Tax Bill

Working co-operatively, and without objection, the senate today removed flaws in the state highway fund division bill which were found by Attorney-General James M. Ogden. With approval by the house, the bills again will be ready for signature of Governor Harry G. Leslie.

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Leslie had them ready when Ogden pointed out that the provisions abolishing local road levies were not contained in the title and that to use the funds for local road bond retirement is unconstitutional. Recalling the measures, senators l struck out, by amendment, the l county and tow nship road levy abol-

ition and the section providing for use of the funds for bond retirement. Local road levies will be abolished by separate bills which already are en route to final passage. The bills will divert half of both the automobile license and state gasoline tax to cities and counties.

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MRS. SENDIX WEDS Auto Chief’s Divorced Wife Marries Easterner. NEW YORK. Aug. s.—Mrs. Elizabeth C. Bendix. divorced on July 27 in Chicago from Vincent Bendix, millionaire auto accessories manufacturer, was married today to William Blake of Freeport, N. Y.