Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1934 — Page 18

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FEDERAL FUNIS ARE ASKED FDR FLOOD CONTROL Governor's'Secretary Urges CWA Help for State Projects. Wayne B Coy, secretary to Governor Paul V McNutt, urged use of the civil works funds to control levees along the banks of the Wabash and White rivers in all parts of Indiana, it was learned today. Mr. Coy, according to dispatches from Washington, called at the White House yestedray and talked with Marvin Mclntirc. secretary to Preisdent Roosevelt. Mr. Mclntire. it was learned, promised to get in touch with the office of the chief of army engineers. The army engineers, according to word from Washington, were to forward their plans for construction of Wabash and White river levees to the individual counties through which t.he streams run Mr Coy was to discuss the undertaking further with Herry L. Hopkins, civil works administrator. The only flood-control work now being done with CWA funds in the Wabash-White river basin is at Indianapolis, it was stated. Indianapolis happened to have in its possession complete plans for building dikes to keep White river from overflowing within the city limits. Other counties along the streams were not so equipped, it was learned. Mr. Coy also talked yesterday with Representative Steagall of Alabama, chairman of the house banking and currency committee, and suggested an amendment to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation law to enable the RFC to buy municipal and county bonds. Quizzed in Robbery Acting on the report, of William L. Fleck, Wabash, that he was robbed of a SSO gold ring while in the company of two Negroes last night, police early today arrested Albert Curry. 18, Negro, 180 West Fourteenth street..

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WHISKY LABEL MOVE DEFERRED BY COUNCILMEN U. S. Control Measure May Offset Need of City Ordinance. Sentiment in favor of the proposed ordinance to provide a penalty for misleading labels on whisky and wine failed to crystalize last night at the city council meeting and the measure was continued until the next meeting. Although three councilmen expressed a .desire to see the ordinance passed, it was pointed out that the federal government was. contemplating a control measure to regulate the labeling of blended whiskies and wines. An ordinance to fix minimum taxicab rates was introduced by Fred C. Gardner. Republican member. The proposal would set minimum rates at 15 cents for the first mile, 10 cents for each additional two-thirds of a mile and 10 cents for each three minutes of accumulated waiting time. New boundaries for the six council districts, recently altered when the number of wards in the city was increased from sixteen to twentytwo. would be established by another ordinance introduced to the body. Salaries of eight employes in the city building commisioner's office would be cut to provide funds for hiring an additional inspector in the office of William F. Hurd, head of the department, in an ordinance brought before the council. Ordinances passed at the meeting provide for the transfer of $28,500 from the first-grade patrolmen item of the police department budget to the second-grade item; appropriation of $22,585 from the public parks general fund to items in the 1934 budget, and appropriation of $1,500 to the Indiana war memorial sinking fund from the 1933 balance. An attempt will be made to regu-

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