Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1937 — Page 10
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YOUNG SKATER INJURED AS HE
STRIKES AUTO
| Lacerated About Chest; 33 Motorists Arrested; Two Jailed 30 Days.
MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE"
Accidents Injured TRAFFIC ARRESTS Speeding Running preferential street ... Running red light Drunken driving Reckless driving Improper parking .. Others
A 12-year-old boy, injured while skating in the street, was the only traffic victim reported to police overnight. Thirty-three motorists
wera arrested on traffic violation
charges. Vern Williams, a pupil at School 51, received chest lacerations last night when he skated into the side of an automobile near his home, 2337 Parker Ave. Police said the: boy struck the car's door handle. He was taken to City Hospital. Mrs. Irene Love, 47. of 2222 Parker Ave. the car driver, was held blameless by police. Two motorists were sentenced to 30 days in jail after their conviction on drunken driving charges by Judge Charles Karabell in Municipal Court. They are Brgeley Girton, 22, of 228 W. 145th St., and Howard Wade, 145 S. Hawthorne Lane. Fines were imposed on each. Licenses of 270 drunken drivers were revoked during the first three months of this year by the Motor Vehicle Bureau, Robert Hill, Chief Hearing Judge, said today. He said the action was the result of the state-wide highway and traffic safety campaign, which also caused 54 other drivers to lose licenses for recklessness and speeding.
BETTER STREET PLANS STUDIED
Means to Improve East St. Are Considered by Works Board.
Ways and means to bring about the improvement of East St. from South St. to Garfield Park are being
considered by the Works and Sanitation Board. Because of the heavy truck and trackless trolley traffic on the street, Works Board members consider its widening and resurfacing | urgent. No specific plans nor ‘cost estimates have been submitted to the Board by the City Engineer. Under the tentative proposal the improve“ment would be made for a distance of 19 blocks. |
Board members would continue |
the widening south to Garfield Park to establish a through South Side artery. - Removal of street car tracks is included in the proposal. Congestion of S. East St. is made worse by parking of produce trucks, board members ii
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DEATH LAID TO POISON
Poisoning apparently caused the | death last night of Allen Ray |
. a Dickison in City Hospital, D | \'.'4 Coroner Norman he Sout EASY ; EEKLY i Mr. Dickison was taken to the hospital Sunday. Dr. Booher i § P a Y M 3 N T 3 1 W. Washington St an inquest would be completed to-
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