Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1937 — Page 23

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"THURSDAY, APRIL 15,

INDIANA T. B, ASSOCIATION'S HEADS CHOSEN

Indianapolis Physician Is Named to Office Of President.

Dr. C.'J. McIntyre, Indianapolis, today began his duties as Indiana Tuberculosis Association president. He was elected yesterday at the association’s meeting in Hotel Lincoln. : Other new officers include Dr. M. R. Lohman, Ft. Wayne, first vice president; = Woodson S. Carlisle, South Bend, second vice president; Pr. B. M:. Amos treasurer, and Mrs. William Greemelstacher, Logansport, secretary. Named to serve with the officers are an executive committee: Paw West, Gary; Dr. Carl B. Crinum, Evansville; W. B. Hice, Terre Haute; Dr. M. H. Draper, Ft. “Wayne; Dr. W. J. Martin, Kokomo;

“Mrs. John Gubbins, Muncie, and Dr.

J. Y. Pace, Rockville. . "The following district directors

“were elected:

Dr. P. J. Coultas, Tell City; Mrs. U. C. Friend, Vincennes; Dr. J. P. Gentile, New Albany; Steven Meyer, Lawrenceburg: Miss Louise Klingler, Brazil; Dr. W. C. McFadden, Shelbyville; Dr. C. J. McIntyre, Indianapolis; Mitchell Jones, Marion; Mrs. Ella B. Kehrer, Anderson; Mrs.

-William Gremelspacher, Logansport;

Mrs. R. E. Erehart, Huntington; Dr. M. R. Lohman, Ft. Wayne; Dr. Rex Douglas, Elkhart; Frank L. Hoess, Hammond. For a vacancy in the Second District for a two-year term, Dr. R. E. Wynne, Bedford, was elected. The following were elected as directors-at-large for a period of one year: Mrs. Marguerite E. Cramer, Ft. Wayne; Mrs. George Moser Jr., New Albany; Mrs. John Gubbins, Muncle; D. U. Hartman, Vincennes; the Rev. G. E. Jones, Noblesville; Mrs. Tom Scott, Kokomo; Dr. J. V. Pace, Rockville; Dr. W. M. Stout, Newcastle; the Rev. Cc. W. Wharton, Valparaiso.

"PREDICTS PASSAGE

OF HOUSING FUND

By United Press

WASHINGTON, April 15.—Senator Wagner (D. N. Y.), today predicted Congress will pass the Wag-ner-Steagall $1,050,000,000 housing bill. at this session despite recent warnings by Senate leaders that increased expenditures mean increased taxes. Wagner made his assertion as the Senate Education and Labor Committee entered its second day of hearings on the bill. Mayor Laguardia of New York, president of the United States Conference of Mayors, was called as the principle witness. The bill under consideration, essentially the same as that passed by the Senate at the last session, provides for ‘a $1,000,000,000 bond issue, backed by the Government, to furnish funds to be loaned to State and lecal housing authorities. The Government also would appropriate $50,000,000 to be used as subsidies to the local authorities.

FAREWELL DINNER GIVEN FOR JACKSONS

A farewell dinner was given by members of the University Park Christian Church last night for former Governor and Mrs. Ed Jackon and their son, Edward, who will go to Orleans, Ind. today to make their future home. Mr. Jackson, who has practiced law here since he retired as Governor in 1929, has purchased a large apple orchard near Orleans.

PERSONNEL DINNER HELD

The annual home office personnel dinner of the State Life Insurance Co. of Indianapolis was held last night in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Company officers, directors and employees attended. Robert E. Sweeney, president, presided. It was announced that the company’s ficld organization had written more than 14 per cent more business in March, 1937, than in March, 1936.

FOUND DEAD IN BED Mrs. Catherine Schnieder, 69, of "1969 Hillside Ave., was found dead in bed. at her home today by her daughter, Mrs. Florence Barker. .Deputy Coroner Norman Booher said that death was due to natural causes.

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1937 LONG HAUL RAIL BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE

By United Press WASHINGTON, April 15—A bill to lower long-distance railroad freight rates was sent to the Senate today bearing House approval.

Ind.), sponsor, advocated its enactment as necessary to give the railroad’s “an even break” with water and truck carriers.

STAMP CLUB TO MEET The Indiana Stamp Club is to meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow. in the Indiana World War Memorial her

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civic organizations are to go beo. | fore Mayor Kern Wednesday and reInformal trading is to be featured.'quest aid in their fight to obtain a

The measure which repeals provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act . prohibiting railroads from charging less for a long haul than for short hauls over the same route was passed late yesterday, 268 to 120.

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cil in the Christamore House, 502 IN. Tremont St. last night. The playground request has been denied by the Park Board.

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