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a MARCH 9, 1937 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : | tice before libel or slander suits can | Permitting wholesale druggists to | |be filed against radio stations, and | sell liquor only to drug stores. | prohibit such suits where proper Te") _A Senate bill to force the Old | tractions are made. | Quaker Distillery to change its | 3. Validate marriage annullments | name failed, after opponents | secured by proper legal publication. | charged “it was an entering wedge 4. Permit suits against attorneys- | to drive all liquor and beer manu- | in-fact for outstate insurance com- | facturers out of the state.” panies. Other acts: | | i rr acts. TIME HIGH y F | ATE oi rere receivers to file annual | "pemove Presidential electors { | from the ballots and substitute 6. Permit Sine es ho Presidential and vice presidential | N courts nonresident ‘ce | candidates’ names. oti . Provide new appeal methods. | 2. Change the name of the In- . 1 Men's $5 Major Changes in in Tax ond and Liquor Systems| 8. Provide that express company | diana Naval Militia to the Indiana Men's 12';c¢ . | employees do not have to Sere et ds Vi DRESS Lounging Q . & n ” . - | firearms permits. i 3. Give county commissioners the Refused: Session Har assed by Paty on | Any Laws Codified | right to eminent domain in ac- ROBES . 'quiri sewer rights-of-way p age Racket and Labor Troubles. Governor Townsend told the Leg- do if So, Sl parc vay for HOSE - islature after his inauguration that | Termed ‘Fee Grab’ S A9 | he wanted the State's fish and game § | Jaws codified. 4. Allow county treasurers to reSuch a bill, following closely the | tain 6 per cent of the collections on C : . Fancy jac : 3 ) _ | delinquent personal property taxes. : i approximately 50,000 privately | persons to establish concession ang T€commendations of the State Con ney Kr) them 10 pay Sal of Fancy rayon : wimp ards, satin ; I, : ated foe ; i di servation Department, was intro- e Co | se. Sizes ; o ; 3 : eli RARE trimmed, All Owned trucks and a graduated fee, news stands in public buildings. d ted without opposi- deputy collectors. This measure was hose. Size: 0 Teed, depending on the trucks’ tires, on Employee contributions were re- ces W148 'enae oUt 'Oppos | attacked by the minority as a “fee to 12. - sizes. 132.000 carriers. | moved from the Workmen's Com- : i grab.” D ¥ The State highway system will be | pensation Act, but the present pool Under the new act the fee for =| 5. Legalize issuance of municipal increased approximately 12000 and reserve account systems were combined RE SHI J fonds to finance public works miles, Additions will be made to the | retained in the law at the insistence : ¢S€ would be $1. al fl "d pe projects. State police force and a new motor | of employers’ spokesmen. did not pass the usual flood © fis 6. Repeal the 1935 Used Car Dealrevenue distribution system for ses. Nhe and game bills dealing with Pers Licensing Act. Youthful local governmental units will be Governor's Signature Expected cific local situations. | “7. Remove the Indianapolis and routhiu established. Occupational diseases also were Lhe Legislature enacted a law to | Pr. Wayne police and firemen's | Dashing This Legislature established a classified under the Workmen's authorize State participation in | pension fund levies. The money is New State policy relative to the taxing Compensation Law. The ‘“Anti- President Roosevelt's national soil | P* be raised in the general city yw of property owned by religious, ed- | Strike Breaker Bill,” to require conservation program. | budgets. > ucational, charitable and fraternal licensing of private detective agen- | Sponsored by the Administration | “Gp (0 0 passed by both institutions. cies is expected to be signed by the and the Indiana Farm Bureau, this |, = and awaiting the ‘Governor's Such organizations are to be ex- | Governor. act establishes soil conservation | signature would : > empt entirely from payment of the| Labor suffered a defeat when two | districts to co-operate with Federal “= “ior (lind oo on “Pwo Per gross income tax or the intangible wage garnishee bills were passed. authorities. | Cent Club” legal status. Republictax. They will be required to pay | The bill to limit women's working | The President in a letter to Gov- | | ans in protests read into the journ- | taxes on income-producing real | hours failed to pass. ernors asked all states to join the | als said this bill would destroy the | property after March 1, 1044 The Legislature approved an elab- Federal Government in its fight | got of the Corrupt Practices Act | Annual Lists Required Exempt property owners also must file annual lists of exemptions with
county auditors. It is estimated |
these acts will place $30,000,000 in tax-exempt property on the tax duplicates after the seven-year grace period. Gross income tax amendments would increase retailers’ exemptions from $1000 to $3000 annually, and provide that labor unions be specifically exempt from the tax. A bill to amend the present Tax Limitation Law received legislative approval, but last minute amendments, it was said. made it as ineffective as the old statute. The Legislature refused to authorize cities to establish citv manager
forms of government, and turned |
down all but two merit system proposals. One would strengthen the present Indianapolis Police and Firemen's Merit Law and the other would establish the merit system in the Welfare Department. Budget in Two Bills The record-breaking budget was introduced in two biennial budget bills. After a delay of several weeks in the House Ways and Means Committee, they finally were reported out and rushed to passage a few days before adjournment. One of these acts appropriates $16,692,000 to pay 1937-39 State Social Securify costs and the other appropriates $63,977,487 for general State biennial operating expenses. The minority opposed the passage of the General Appropriations Bill and sought a $13,606.504 reduction.
A bill to legalize Pari-Mutuel bet- |
ting on all tvpes of races passed the House but was killed by the Senate Finance Committee Low cost housing was given state approval under provisions in two acts. A State Housing Authority was provided with broad powers to establish slu clearance housing projects. Follow U. S. Suggestions
Considered progressive legislation, | the acts are modeled along lines |
suggested by the Federal Govern- | ment. The Housing Authority has | the power to determine the need for
orate program for Indianapolis and
Marion County which Democrats | {secured only minor amendments to
{the Alcoholic Beverages Act. The |
hailed as ‘progressive legislation” and Republicans declared would increase the cost of local government $550,000 a year and raise the tax levy 11 cents. Salary increases and “fee grabs.” opponents said. were responsible for most of the tax increase. The City and County also would be authorized to issue an estimated $6,550,000 worth of bonds to set up a flood control district, to purchase a Juvenile Detention Home site and to construct a convention coliseum. By transferring inmates of Julietta, Marion County Insane Hospital, to the Central State Hospital the County would be relieved of a $50.000-a-year operating expense. This was the Legislature's largest direct cut in local governmental costs. The County is to deed the Infirmary land to the State and transfer infirmary inmates to Julietta. The Ohio River flood was the Legislature's first interruption. It brought about a 10-day recess and the enactment of measures specifically designed to relieve the emergency. One measure, which awaits Governor Townsend's signature, would establish a $1000,000 State revolving fund. Ten-year loans at 3 per cent interest could be made hy the State on application of floodstricken cities. The Legislature also appropriated $250,000 for relief activities during | the flood. Another flood act
created a commission to work —t
similar bodies of other Ohio Valley |
states to establish a flood prevention |
program. Residents of the area were given a time extension to pay gross income
taxes. Transactions of county of-|
ficials carried on outside court houses also were legalized. Civil Code Changed Little Few major changes were made to the State's civil and criminal codes.
One act would give the State the |
right to secure changes of venue. Another would establish an attor-
ney's code of ethics and prohibit |
“ambulance chasing.” This act was | sponsored by the Indianapolis Bar
against droughts and soil erosion.
The Administration asked for and tion of political dues from state
employees. B. Appropriate $5000 to permit the | State to participate in the Gettysburg Battle anniversary celebration.
Lake County delegation had re-| quested a “complete liberalization” of the statute, but liquor interests were reported to be satisfied with the present setup. {brary archives. Amendments Listed | D. Remove the salary limit on They feared the liberalization | the commandant of the State Soldrive would raise a clamor from op- | diers’ Home. ponents for local option. Indiana, | _- they pointed out, is one of nine states without local option. The amendments include: Retention of the 2 a. m. Sunday PRESSURE Lowered closing provision of the present law. ved Reduction of the license-popula- | Symptoms Relie ; A Scientific tests prove tion quota from one to each 1000 | that High Blood persons to one to every 500 persons. Pressure tan in 3 3 i y > y r 2 We This applies mainly to Lake County, . Nope towered, since other sections of the State have not yet reached the old quota. JIE SY mptoms oF Fixing of the six months between i April 15 and Oct. 15 as the period | by the regular and Yv3 veh 13 ~ continue use o Qurms hy hich Chg re hotels ALLIMIN Essence of Garlic Parsley Tablets. and taverns, located outside incor- | Gempounded from pure Essence of Garlic porated cities, may sell wioohulic [nd Parsley and Seon, coated, these ra in 15 ses ” tablets are tasteless—odorless—and posibeverages. Their nd ol tively guaranteed free from dangerous drugs i5 per cent of the fees levie IOI" | of every kind. Be sure to ask for these tabsimilar licenses in the nearest in- | abs s by name — A na insist on pe rate | Re ing the genuine At all good drug stores. corporated towns, Liberal size package only 50c. Special Reduction of the assessed valua- | eonomy size, $1.00. tion requirements of resort estab- | TRIAL TREATMENT lishments seeking liquor licenses |g. stamp for Jberal tris frestment ind from $7500 to $5000. | Booklet, of Te wation for dh i i selli 0 ressure erers. Address A Banning rectifiers from selling | PATTEN CO., 54 W. Illinois St., Chicago. directly to retailers. —Advertisement. m HAR li eR -_—_—_- f W 's Spri
| since it would authorize the collec- |
C. Permit the preservation of his- | | toric documents for the State Li- |
and the accompany- |
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