Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 July 1934 — Page 8

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STATE FAIR TO MOVE OFFICES Additional Space Needed to Take Care of Increased Concession Sales. Crowded condition? at the state fair general offices as the fair date approaches today necessitated moving the headquarters from the statehouse to the administration building at the grounds. Hiring of additional employes as well as the greatly increased sale of concession space is responsible for the move, according to officials. More space has been sold already this year than was sold at fair time last year. Lieutenant-Governor M. Clifford Townsend, under whose supervision the fair will be operated, will maintain his offices at the statehouse, but will be represented at the fairground by his secretary, Dick Heller. Aug. 15 is the deadline for entries, officials warn. Industrial committees have been named bv thirty-five Indiana counties to co-operate with state fair officials in planning their counties’ exhibits for fair work. Sept. 1 to 7 Committeemen will be guests at a dinner given by the Indiana agriculture board at the Indianajiolis Athletic Club at 630 Monday. Lieutenant-Governor Townsend will advise them of plans for the fair. HOOSIER IS BURNED TO DEATH IN TRUCK FIRE Walton .Man. 70. Is Victim; One Other Seriously Hurt. /fv r not* *l Pro m TIPTON. Ind . July 27 —Charles Prizer, 70. Walton, was burned to death and James F. Patterson. 45, I Walton, was burned seriously late j yesterday in a fire which started j when their truck struck a bridge !

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The two men were en route home after delivering a load of straw' at Noblesville. The gasoline tank of the truck exploded in the collision.

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BUDGET HIKED BY INSTITUTION Central Hospital Requests $514.388 Increase for Fiscal Period. An increase of $514,388 for the biennial budget of the Central State hospital is sought in requests filed yesterday by the institution trustees with Ed Brennan, budget clerk. A construction and repair program aggregating $426,066 accounts for most of the petitioned increase. Included in the program are a $175,000 men’s cottage with 100patient capacity and a $210,000 men’s cottage w : ith 160-patient capacity. The trustees seek $670,616 for 1935-36 and $669,550 for 1936-37. The 1933-34 budget was $421,778 and the 1934-35 budget $404,000. Budget requests first are acted on by the budget committee and then incorporated in the biennial appropriation bill for legislative approval. Increases to $87,898 a year for each of the two fiscal years are sought by the state industrial board. The amounts authorized by the 1933 legislature were $78,100 for each year. The increases are for additions in contractual costs and purchase of new equipment.

SUSPECTS HELD AFTER WINDOW IS SMASHED Trio Accused by Case Owner Following Chase. Three men were seized last night a few minutes after, police say, they smashed the window' of a beer tavern at Seventy-first street and Road 431. James Huffey, tavern owner, and John Van Sickle, tavern employe, gave chase after hearing the crash. They seized Leslie Dobbs. 29, of 237 Leed avenue; Andrew' Carr. 25, of 1102’ 2 Spann avenue, and Max Barrett, 30. of 1837 Lockwood street, and held them for police.

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