Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1932 — Page 12

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UNEMPLOYMENT PARLEY CALLED BY GOV, LESLIE Ways of Increasing Jobs This Winter to Be Discussed. Governor Harry G. Leslie has issued a call for a state-wide unemployment relief conference, to be held at the statehouse Oct. 13. Invitations to the meeting are being sent out today by Dr. John H. Hewitt, state unemployment relief director. Senator C. Oliver Holmes fßep.), Gary’, chairman of the subcommitteen on stimulating employment, will preside. Major attention will be given to possibilities for increasing jobs for the winter and using the new state laws, passed by the special legislative session, to procure federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds for this purpose, Hewitt said. City and county officials’ representatives of the various volunteer relief organizations, civic leaders, industrial and labor groups are being invited. Moscow prisoners are employed for union hours at a reasonable wage, pay for their keep, and get two weeks’ vacation every year.

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TOO much conscience —and possibly fear of to much evidence—today resulted In Herbert L. Adams, 1324 North Illinois street, evangelist-potato chip salesman, facing federal grand jury investigation. Before Howard S. Young. United States commissioner, the evangelist Thursday denied charges of Postal Inspector A. C. Garrigus that he forged signature of Mrs. Martha Cheetham, his former houseekeper, to a $5 money order. Impressed by Adams’ story, Young decided to continue the hearing until later, in order to question Mrs. Cheatham. When the hearing was about to be resumed. Adams gulped, furtively wiped a"way a few tears, and addressed Young. “Your honor,’’ he said. “I guess I had better tell the truth. I did it.” He was placed under SI,OOO bond pending grand jury investigation.

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CHARGES IDEA THEFT Hurley Avers Roosevelt Cribbed From Hoover. By United Press CHICAGO. Sept. 23.—The charge that Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt is pirating some of the ideas of President Hoover and advancing

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