Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 89, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 August 1934 — Page 11

AUG. 23, 1934.

REMODELING OF NRA IS STUDIED BY ROOSEVELT President. Speeding East After Rainey Rites, Maps Plans. Ay 7 >*>i Sprrittl ABOARD ROOSEVELT SPECIAL train, en route to Washington. Aur. 23.—Reorganization problems of the NRA engaged President Roosevelt today as he sped howrmard from Carrollton. 111., ■where he attended the funeral of Speaker Henry T. Rainey 04 the house of representatives With less than forty-eight hours remaining before he departs from Washington for a month in his home at Hyde Park. N. Y. the President took advantage of the quiet of his private car to plan the details of conferences tomorrow and Saturday with Recovery Administrator Hugh Johnson, Labor Secretary France'; Perkins and Donald RichberK. NRA general counsel. Mr. Roosevelt was so determined to achieve perfection of the NRA reorganization machinery before hr leaves Washington that he worked steadily through the day, even j though crowds anxious for a sight of him jammed the tram yards at all operating stops. With him was Agriculture Secretary Henry A Wallace, who also attended the Rainey funeral yesterday afternoon. Mr. Roosevelt spent two hours in the rambling, brick farm house of the late Speaker. In the old-fash-ioned. dimly lighted parlor he sat with Governor Henry Horner and Senator William H. Dieterich of Illinois. W’hile the Right Rev. John C. White. Episcopal bishop of Springfield, read the service for the dead. After the ceremony he conversed tor ten minutes with Mrs. Rainey. The Presidential special is scheduled to arrive in Washington late today. FOUR ARE” BITTEN BY DOGS, POLICE REPORT Young Woman. Three Men Are Victims, Records Show. Four persons reported to police yesterday that they had been bitten bv dogs. They are Ethel Johnson, 17, of 1112 Central avenue. Apt. O; Pat Reichel, 4012 Boulevard place; Edward Murphy, 16. of 3146 North Delaware street, and Kasper Phillips. 45. of 250 North Tremont avenue.

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HUNT JAIL-BREAKER

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Search was being pushed today for Willie Mason, 34, Kentucky rowdy accused of the machine gun murder of Indianapolis’ Police Sergeant Lester Jones, and three other men who escaped with him from the Hamilton county Jail, Noblesville, yesterday. Frank Wallace, 50, Kokomo, held on a theft charge, was one of the five who escaped. Lowell Driskell, 22. Indianapolis, fifth fugitive, has been recaptured.

SEWERS TO GET FLOOD OF BEER 1,500 Barrels of Roaming Liquid to Be Dumped Tomorrow. Tomorrow will be a sad day touch of Indianapolis* beer drinkers who chance to journey to the plant of the Indiana Breweries, Inc., 946 West New York street. At 2 tomorrow the company will dump into the sewers approximately 1,500 barrels of beer, taken over in the recent reorganization of the brewery. J. L. Hodges of the alcohol tax unit of the United States internal revenue bureau, and George Bugby, .storekeeper gauger of the same bureau. will stand by to supervise the ignoble end of the foamy, golden liquid. Mr. Hodges will unlock the vats and send thousands of gallons of Old Mausner and Indiana Club beer gushing to the sewers. Destruction of the beer is necessary, brewery officials say to make room for the company’s new beer, to be known as Circle City beer. It now is being aged, brewing having started in June.

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