Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1936 — Page 16

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1983 YOUTHS OF MARION COUNTY HELPED BY NYA 847 of These Are Furthering Their Education With This Aid. On** thousand nine hundred cighty-three young persons, residents of Marion County, are furthering their education or contributing to the familyJncome through jobs provided by the National Youth Administration in Indiana, Edward E. Edwards, state director, said today. The report continues: Out of school and unemployed, 1136 of these youth have been engaged on work projects in recreation. rural, public service and research activities; 504 boys and girls are being assisted to attend school through high school aid projects, and 343 Marion County youths are earning part of their expenses in colleges and universities throughout the state. Youths between the ages of 16 and 75 years are participating in the program of the National Youth Administration. Relief status is required for employment on work projects, but not for receipt of high school or college aid. Earns Up to $25 Monthly Six hundred ninety-five young men and 441 young women are employed on the work projects 42 hours a month, earning from sl9 to $25, depending upon their labor classification. On high school aid projects 217 boys and 287 girls are earning up to $6 a month. Through college and university projects 205 young men and 138 young women are earning part of their college expenses. In addition. 170 nonresident students are attending Marion County colleges w'ith NYA assistance. Sums earned do not exceed an average of sls a month. Colleges participating include Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, Butler University, Indiana Central College, Indiana Law School, Indiana University Extension Division. Indianapolis College of Pharmacy, John Herron Art School, and N. A. G. U. A government and land survey of Marion County is being sponsored by Charles A. Grossart, county auditor, under the rural work project classification. Data is being gathered for the state planning board bearing on the land use situation, such as tract ownership, assesed valuation, tax delinquent lands, roads, streams and other information. Government Survey Made The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, through Virgil Sheppard, Governmental Research Bureau director, is sponsoring a group of youths engaged in a survey of municipal government, especially in Iraffic control. As research projects, two groups of young people are studying the distribution and repetition of delinquency among youths, and especially parolees in the county. John A. Bruhn. president of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce, is adviser for one of these projects which is sponsored by that organization. High school pupils have been as-

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MASONIC OFFICERS AID AT LIBRARY CEREMONY Indianapolis Delegation Has Tart in Cambridge City Rites. Times Special CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind., April 3. —Ten grand chapter officers of the Masonic Order officiated here at ceremonies marking the cornerstone laying for the city’s new $29,000 public library. The delegation included W. H. Morrison, Frank E. Gavin, W. H. Swintz and Charles Lucas, all of signed to part-time tasks around the school by their school principals, working as music librarians, assistants to physical education instructors, school athletic equipment custodians, school history typists and messengers. College NYA students are engaged as research workers, laboratory assistants and leaders in community activities.

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GRAND JURY TO SLAYING OF FARMER Petersburg Patrolman Jailed Pending Shooting Inquiry. By United Pregg PETERSBURG. Ind., April 3—A grand jury investigation of first degree murder charges against Patrolman Prent Harris for the shooting of John Stewart, 22, farmer, was ordered today. The murder charge was filed by Roy Stewart, father of the victim. Harris was returned to jail without bond last night after a preliminary hearing before Squire Gullick Grim. PLEAS IS HIS PLATFORM William C- Erbecker Seeks Assembly Seat From Marion County. Basing his candidacy on support of Pleas Greenlee, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, William C- Erbecker, 25, of 717 E. Morris-st, filed today for state Representative from Marion County. Mr. Erbecker is a Butler University graduate.

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