Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1936 — Page 16
Health Policies Are 3n as Blow at Rights of Individual.
(Continued from Page One) state medicine, «mouthed faction, including y outright ‘reds,’ which appar-
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in its vociferous demands for
Ory immunization,” Dr. ple continued, “Dictatorship and bureaucratic tions in matters of health are as dangerous to our liberties and ur form of government as they are in Bisiness, finance and
be correspondi to the people,” he added. | 800 Attending Parley - More than 600 Chiropractors from all parts of the United States, Canada, Greece, England and Bermuda, have registered for the
All officers of the Indiana chiro- . practors’ Association, which met
~ yesterday, were re-elected, and the ~ 1937 meeting ‘awarded to Fort . Wayne. ~ Dr. C. R. Davidson, (Portland, is . president; Dr. W. H. Gwynn, Indianapolis, vice president; Dr. C. E. Sowards, Bluffton, secretary-treas-urer; Dr. C. F. Kaiser, Connersville, and Dr. C. W. Sharp, Indian~ apolis, directors, and Dr. Harry oy, Indianapolis, delegate to . 4nternational convention. Speakers at the Claypool Hotel today and tonight include Dr. Waryen L. Sausser, New York, National Oouncil of Chiropractic Roentgenologists president; Dr. A. G. Hendiricks, Indianapolis, Lincoln Chiropractic College; Dr. G. W. Will, Chicago, Roentgenologists Council vice president; Dr. Gordon G. King, San Francisco, Roentgenologists Council Research Committee; Dr. Waldo G. Poehner, Chicago, Roentgenologists Council secretary. Dr. James Slocum, Des Moines; Dr. J. N. Firth, Lincoln College dean; W. N. Montgomery, Chicago; Dr. J. V. McManis, Kirksville, Mo.; . Dr. H. G. Beatty, Denver, University of Natural Healing Arts president; Dr. L. J. Steinbach, Pittsburgh, Universal Chirapractic College dean; Dr. L. M. Tobison, Chicago, National College of Chiropractic professor -of pathology; Dr. J. S. Burich, Lincoln College. Dr. Leo L. Spears, Denver, NCA Bureau on Public Information; J. C. ‘Hubbard, Oklahoma. City, and W. C. Schulze, Chicago, National College of Chiropractic president. ~~ Dr. Gladys Ingram, Chillicothe, Mo., was to be toastmaster at a noon luncheon ‘of the National Council of Women Chiropractors at ‘the Hotel Lincoln, NCA counselors were to hear reof officers at the Hotel Lincoln i .morning and other business sessions were to be held this after-
MOTHER SAVES BABY ~ FROM BLAZING HOME
Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Aug. 10.— Leal James True, 14 months old, is recovering today from serious N suffered Saturday when the famiy home was destroyed by fire. . Aided by her 3-year-old daughter, 5 a Jane, the baby’s mother, Mrs. Donald True, entered the blazing home and rescued the child. Explosion of a gasoline stove near the baby's crib is believed to have started the fire.
TOWNSEND LEADER IN ‘CONNECTICUT OUSTED
¥ Usiited Press HARTFORD, .Conn., ate 10— “The founder of the first Townsend “club, east of the Mississippi promtoday to continue working for “the movement although he was “ousted Sunday for being a “traitor” the cause. He is Mathias Spiess, Manchester, “who, upon his return from the “Cleveland Townsend convention, criticised leaders: of the old-age pension scheme and referred to e of them as “racketeers.”
JINDENBURG CARRIES - FURNACE TO EUROPE
United Press LAKEHURST, N. J. Aug. 10— Zeppelin Hindenburg sailed easton her twelfth commercial over the Atlantic today with and 1400 Kony f freight,” which 0 included a Toanound furnace.
‘reveal the name of the consignee speculate about why he needed furnace in such expensive haste.
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PEACE MADE IN WAR OVER QUINS
Dionfie and Guardian of His Babies Reach Agreement in Disputes.
By United Press| CALLANDER, Ont. Aug. 10.— Oliva Dionne, now a successful business man, has made peace with the Ontario Provincial government which assumed charge of the quintuplets shortly after their birth two years ago.
Papa Dionne, an embittered, sullen dissenter from the governmental act making his daughters wards of the King and preserving for them a fortune of approximately one-half million dollars, met with Welfare Minister David Croll yesterday. Their differences were settled, it was reported, and today Dionne appeared at his refreshment stand beaming and smiling. Dionne agreed to sell to the government at a nominal cost, property he owned, adjoining the Dafoe nursery. He agreed to removs gasoline pumps he had installed on his refreshment stand property, facing the nursery. In return, Mr. Croll, chief guardian of the quintuplets under the guardianship act which he wrote, promised to replace three of Dionne’s milch cows which died of poison last month and, it was understood, agreed - to .render the
The government is supplying Mr. Dionne with electric current for his refreshment which is thriving from the patronage of thousands of visitors. Mr. Croll said the additional land secured' from Dionne will be graded and terraced and the entire hospital property, a ith A waste, Jandseaped.
AIDS IN CAPTURE OF AUTO THEFT SUSPECT
Quick work on the part of Don Johnson, attendant at a filling station at 320 W. Michigan-st, resulted in the arrest of an alleged auto thief early today before the owner of the stolen car missed it. Mr. Johnson telephoned a license number to police after a driver speeded away without paying for gasoline. Six minutes later patrolmen in a squad car sighted the fleeing motorist and, after a chase of 28 blocks, caught him.
Williams, Negro, 856 Indiana-av, was charged with auto theft. An hour later, police said, Art Sparks, Graylyn Hotel, reported his car stolen and identified the one driven by Williams as his.
PITTSBURG PRESENTS CENTENNIAL PROGRAM
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—§ : , Dr. W. H. Gwynn, Indianapolis (right), is shown welcoming officials of the National Chiropractic
convention. ‘The group includes (left to right) Dr. J. E. Slocum, Des Moines, Ia. public relations; Dr.
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PROWLER ‘TORTURES NORTH SIDE WOMAN
A prowler who allegedly entered a North Side apartment and severely tortured a woman resident was being sought by police today. The victim, whofe name police declined to disclose, reported that she was awakened by the prowler in her bedroom and that he beat her into unconsciousness. Police said the woman was .severely cut and bruised. The prowler entered through the front door of the apartment, which had been left ynlocked by mistake, police said.
LINDBERGH SHOWS MECHANICAL HEART
By United Press COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Aug. 10.—Dr. Alexis’ Carrel, of the Rock-
efeller Institute for Medical Research, and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh presented their artificial heart for study today to the Fourth International Congress of Experimental Cytology at Christiansborg Castle. The apparatus keeps cells and organs alive outside the body. Dr. Carrel has been experimenting on it for 25 years, and the young flier played an important part in its final mechanical perfection. Col. bergh did not address the gathering.
ASSASSINATION PLOT REVEALED IN JAPAN
By United Press TOKYO, Aug. 10. — Minoru Kuroda, 25, was arrested at Fukuoka today, charged with plotting to assassinate Gen. Juichi Terauchi, war minister, and Gen. Kazushige Ugaki, retiring Governor 6f Korea. It was said that Kuroda was associated
February army revolt and other incidents. His motive, according to police reports, was objection, to recent army re-assignments made -by Count Terauchi and the belief ‘hat Gen. Ugaki might become powertul politically.
ARRANGE TAG DAY
Arrangements for tag day next Sunday are to be made at combined meetings tomorrow and Thursday nights of the Tillman H. Harpole and Charles Young Posts, American Legion, at 4926 North-western-av. Reports glso are to be made on campaigns for. member-
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PITTSBURG, Ind. Aug. 10—A carnival today was to conclude the two-day centennial celebration of this Carroll County community. The celebration opened yesterday with religious services. Pittsburg first was settled in 1825 and was a thriving business center in its early days and during the Sonsituetion of the Wabash-Erie cana
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L. M. Rogers, Webster City, Ia., secretary-treasurer, and Dr. C. Sterling Cooley, Tulsa, Okla., president. Dr. Gwynn is vice-president of the Indiana State Chiropractors’ Association. The sonvention is to continue through Friday.
U. S. BOLSTERS DEFENSE POST
$20,000,000 to Be Spent on Army, Navy Base at Honolulu.
By United Press HONOLULU, T, H., Aug. 10— New projects designed to make Honolulu, the United States’ greatest fleet and army base, a more finished, effective defensive outpost wili be carried forward: at a cost of $20,000,000 this year. In a survey completed today the United Press learned that .about $13,000,000 will go to naval projects. Army expenditures are expected to top $7,000,000. Along shores where volcanic rock and lava once bombarded any interloper, a terrifying new volcano of big guns, bombing planes, searchlights, rumbling trucks and other war paraphernalia are being readied to explode with destructive force at first approach of an znemy. Roads are being built over mountains to link strategic centers. Two highway projects on the island of Oahu alone will cost $1,000,000, and will be primarily for army use. Minute details are receiving closest attention as the business of giving the protection point. €030
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