Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1937 — Page 18
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STETSON URGES Dies of Burns
YOUTH PROBLEM STUDY COUNCIL
Supwrintendent Says No Specific Delinquency Cure Exists.
Organization of a “Council of Youth” as a central co-operative body to study the problems of youth was suggested today by School Superintendent Paul C. Stetson. He spoke before the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies in the YMC. A Such a group, Mr. Stetson said, would not interfere with activities of the group studying juvenile delinquency. He offered the service of the public schools “There is no specific remedy for this disease of the social body called delinquency of youth,” Mr. Stetson sald “About, the only universal judgment we have formed in the matter of character development is that it begins and ends in the home, and that the home is not only the most, important economic and educational center, but it is important moral center as well.”
Supervised Play Suggested
Mr. Stetson pointed out that youth problems should be the concern of all groups and that instead of attacking on one front. education, ot haphazardly on other fronts, a simultaneous attack should be made on all fronts Mr. Stetson said an important combating juvenile delinquency would be to open school buildings #ve or six nights a week from October to May, and offer supervised playgrounds during fair weather He added. however, there is no money available for this purpose No more worthwhile investment of public funds can be made than
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Philip Wayne Coy, 20-months-old son of Wayne Coy, State WPA and Public Welfare Director, is to be buried in Franklin tomorrow following funeral services here at 11 a. m. The baby died from burns received when he stepped into a tub of hot water.
POPE PIUS BELIEVES | HIS ILLNESS IS OVER
Bul nited Pre VATICAN CITY, Feb. 15.—Pope Pius, after taking his first halting steps since he became il§ more than two months ago, has begun to talk of his illness as a thing of the past, it was reported today. Vatican sources said that the Pope, overjoved, regarded himself as cured and several times in speaking to intimates referred to the pain-wracked weeks since early last December as ‘the time when we were ill.”
YOUTH 1S STABBED;
2B0YS CHARGED WITH STEALING
CIGARETS HERE
Youths Arrested as Police Investigate Robberies Over Week-End.
Charged with breaking | grocery store at 3730 W, 10th St. land stealing 100 pennies and | cigarets, two boys, 12 and 14, were | held by police today as ofTicers continned attempts to solve a series of week-end robberies. Charles Corey, 314 N. Bradley Ave. told police $16 in cash and $4 in merchandise had been stolen from his grocery at 1820 Hillside
Ave. Herman Rudy, 39. 2247 N. Talbott! St.. said he was robbed of more than $50 in cash vesterday on Road 40, a mile east of the city limits, bv a bandit who left him tied in his car. Mr. Rudy said the bandit got in his car at 17th and Delaware Sts. Hat Store Robbed
George Cozzell, 25, 702 N. Alabama St., clerk in the Kaufman Hat Store at 23 S. Illinois St., said a bandit entered the store and took an undetermined amount from the cash register. A bandit believed to be the same man later entered the HugginsCarter Haberdashery, 24 N. Illinois St., and held up Robert Earing, 30. 1338 N. Delaware St., a clerk. Mr. Baring said the bandit took more than $60. Two Negroes armed witli revolvers held up a branch station of the
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Kroger Grocery Store at Clifton and 34th Sts. reported $30 taken in a holdup of the store.
Mike Risk, 1341 N. Keystone Ave,
reported theft of cigarets and "$32 from 1001 E. 28th St.
SENTENC ED TO FARM William Farrell, 49, of 1813 N. Senate Ave., charged with sending in
a false fire alarm, today was sen- | (tenced to the State Farm for 120 | Gays and fined Judge Charles M. Karabell in Municipal Court. {
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