Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 123, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1934 — Page 10

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HOSPITAL TANARUS, B. UNIT ACCEPTED BY COUNCILMEN Flower Mission and PWA Donations Formally* Approved. The tuberculosis unit which is to be built at city hospital with Flower Mission donations and public works administration money, was accepted formally last night by city council through passage of an acceptance ordinance. Other ordinances adopted by the council established West streeet as a preferential street, from Sixteenth street to Bluff road, and transferred minor sums in the budgets of various city departments. Lrfick of a quorum in the zoning ' committee delayed action on an ordinance rezoning the area bounded by North. Locke and Blake streets and Indiana avenue to make possi- ; ble the completion of the federal housing project Several new ordinances were introduced for consideration. One provides for the trade of a tract of land owned by the city at White river and the Belt railroad for a similar tract owned by the Illinois: Central railroad The city would j use the new land for an asphalt plant Other ordinances on which preliminary hearings were held in- I eluded one establishing Raymond I street as a preferential street for \ Its full leneth and another allocating $58.374 5* of the 1934 gasoline j tax to the works board, the civil ; engineer, the street commissioner’s department and the park board. Author-Critic Killed gy I nIM Prmt NORWALK. Conn . Oct. 2—Henry Davis, author and critic, died today at Norwalk hospital from a skull facture suffered when struck by an automobile Sunday night on the ’ Boston Post road.

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ASTRONOMER TO SPEAK I. U. Class to Hear Lecture Concerning Moon Tonight. The strange conditions which a traveler would find on the moon will be discussed by Dr Frank Welcher at 7:30 tonight in the second of his series of six astronomy lectures at the Indiana university extension division The lecture will be illustrated by slides.

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ICKES TO SEEK ‘REAL’ SUM FOR PUBUCWORKS Wants Appropriations to Continue Projects Until Slump Ends. Hv r'nitrd Prrtu WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.—Harold L. Ickes. secretary of the interior, indicated today he would seek a ‘real'’ public works appropriation from the next congress to carry the recovery program until industry has resumed normal activities. *‘l would like to see a real appropriation.” Mr. Ickes said when asked if he would seek an additional appropriation of $1,000,000,000. “I think the public works program has more than justified itself. I think we should go ahead with it until we are out of the depression. We should be prepared, however, to slacken up when private industry has resumed its normal activity.” Mr. Ickes estimated that it would require $200,000,000 to carry on the 1935 work on uncompleted projects. These include such developments as the tri-borough bridge and the midtown tunnel in New York City, the Grand Coulee dam. the Bonneville power project in Oregon, the Loup and Sutherland irrigation developments in Nebraska and the Casper-Alcova project in Wyoming. Eleven Sentenced to Death /•’.V I nited Pre* SOFIA. Bulgaria. Oct. 2—Eleven soldiers were sentenced to death as Communist plotters by a court marj tial at Plovdiv today.

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