Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1936 — Page 17
IDAY, OCT. 9, 1936
DR. H.B. METTEL NAMED LECTURE SERIES SPEAKER
Public Health Phases of Social Security to Be Topic. Pnblic hralth phases of the Fed-
eral Socia) Security Acl are to be discussed by Dr. Howard B. Mettel
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of the Indiana University School of Medicine Wednesday night at the Y. W. C. A. auditorfum. His talk will be the second in a weekly lecture series on Federal and state welfare laws. The first discussion, conducted under the auspices of Indiana University was held Wednesday when Wayne Coy, state public welfare director, led the discussions. William H. Bock, Chamber of Commerce executive vice president, is to discuss “old-Age Annuities” at the third session Oct. 21. Mr. Book formerly was state welfare director. “The Public Assistance Program in Indiana” is to be discussed Oct. 28, by Virgil Sheppard, acting director of the public assistance division, State Welfare Department. On Nov. 4, Prof. Louis Evans of
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on Nov. 18, is to concern persons not yet included in the security program. The speaker has not been named. Clarence A. Jackson, State Unemployment Compensation Bureau director, is to lead the seventh discussion, Nov. 25. The eighth speaker of the series is to be Miss Mildred Arnold, State Child Welfare Division director. She is to talk Dec. 2. The cluding lecture is to be given by . Oliver W. Greer, who is in charge. of the crippled children prograny in Indiana. He is to talk Dec. 6,son “Crippled Children Under the Social Security Act.”
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SCHOOL OPENS HERE MONDAY
Truck, Railroad Facilites to Be Surveyed in Lecture Series. A series of night classes in traf-
fic and transportation management, open to adults, is to begin
NIGHT TRAFFIC
to be given by local traffic managers and railroad representatives, is under direction of Charles C. Willoughby of the Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Co. “Classes will have actual problems and chalk talks presented in simple form to enable the beginner to build himself up grdaually with reference to traffic management,” Mr, Willoughby said. Permission was granted to use the Manual High School Building for the course. The course is offered free to all adylt persons interested in problems and methods of transporta-
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FIRE MARSHAL T0 RESIDENTS
Every Indiana Family Urged to Do Its Part Toward _ Correcting Hazards.
A plea that “every one of Indi-
hazardous conditions” was made to-
day by State Fire Marshal Clem Smith as he revealed that 40 persons have been killed, 169 injured, and property damaged $5,047,632 by fires and explosions during the first nine months of 1936. The 1935 fire loss for the same period totalled $4,345,843, the report showed, an increase of more than $700,000 this year. The loss was divided equally between urban and rural districts, Mr. Smith said. Thirty-eight persons were killed and 110 injured in fires and explosions during the same period last year, the report showed. Mr. Smith said total damage to Indiana property holders from fires of every origin since the founding of the Fire Marshal's departmore than $158,000,000. More than 124,000 fires have been
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stated.
He pointed out that n nee carelessness and thoughtlessness are
the fundamental causes of 90 pe cent ¢f all fires, excluding arson. Mr. Smith urged more caution saying, ‘happiness for many pends upon a serious consideration of these facts™
DEGREE IS AWARDED
Donald Anderson McGavran, Ins dianapolis, has been granted a doés tor of philosophy degree at Teaches
ers Colage, Columbia University, ace cording to university officials. i
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in India several years. ———
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