Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1934 — Page 13
JUNE 14, 1934.
HOUSING CHIEF RESIGNS POST AS QUIZOPENS PWA Offical’s Efficency Is Under Probe; Ickes Withholds Judgment. Biz United Press WASHINGTON, June 14.—The resignation of Robert D. Kohn, director of the housing division of the public works administration, was on the desk of Administrator Harold L. Ickes today. It was learned that Mr. Kohn offered his resignation after he had been severely criticised in connection with administration of duties of his division. Mr. Ickes has not accepted the resignation. It was said he would withhold judgment pending conclusion of hearings on proceedure followed by the housing division in approving $19,999,600 in loans for limited dividend housing projects in eight cities. First report is to be received on the Boulevard Gardens housing project, Queens, New York, to which the PWA alloted $3,400,000. Appraisal of lands in this development was cited by Mr. Ickes as considerably in excess of reasonable values. As the Ickes investigation got upder way, the administration housing bill, in the form desired by President Roosevelt, was sent to the senate after passage by the house j>y a 176-to-l& vote. The measure which would inaugurate a nationwide program for renovation of small homes and slum clearance had been changed by the house banking committed. House liberals restored it to its original form. Officials emphasized that no questions had been raised of personal honesty in the Kohn case and that the inquiry centered on efficiency.
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Republican Veterans to Gather. Campaign plans for the fall will be formulated at a meeting of Marion County Republican Veterans in the Washington at 8 tonight. The organization is giving special support to all veterans on the Republican ticket.
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JAPAN THANKS CHINA FOR FINDING CONSUL Official Found Suffering From 'Nervous Debility.’ NANKING, June 14. —Japan expressed formal appreciation to the Chinese national government today for its aid in finding Vice-Consul Hideaki Kuramoto, whose disappearance brought Japanese ships of war to the Yangtze. Consul General Suma bore the
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15 PWA PAINTINGS ON EXHIBITION AT HERRON Oils by Indiana Artists Prepared for Educational Work. Fifteen oil paintings, the work of Indiana artists during the second period of the PWA art project, are on display in the east gallery of the John Herron institute. The work was done from Dec. 8 to Feb. 15, and pay provided by the government. The pictures were planned for educational work in the schools. Seventeen other pictures will be shown in grade and high schools.
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