Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1937 — Page 16
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PAROLE AGENTS
T0 BE ASSIGNED INALL COUNTIES
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Corrections Division Is to!
- Tighten Supervision, Increase Staff.
Parole supervision of 3 rm
the assignment of parole agents to
RAISINS
Saturday! SALE of
inmates of Indiana pefal institut. |- , - tions was tightened today as the <a Ik RR ay State Division of Corrections began €
each of the State's 92 counties, Clyde Snoddy and M. W. MecBride, State parole agents, have been named by John H. Klinger, director, and Frank D. Hope, Supervisor of Paroles, to supervise paroled men | and women in Marion County. ‘In other counties. county Foe departments, directors, court attaches ~nd social workers have been or are to be named by the Correc- | tions Division. | Present Staff Retained |
" Mr. Klinger pointed out that the eight men and one woman parole | agents, now State employees, will continue to serve in populous coun- | ties and will be augmented by 90 | part-time agents. The State parole | agents also are to serve as district | parole officers. ~ The part-time parole agents, in | each county, will not receive salaries. The new parole procedure has been worked out, according to Mr. Klinger, on the theory that “those who| are on parole best can be helped | in their effort to be law-abiding | citizens by the welfare agencies of | their own community.”
Better Supervision Seen “The opportunity for giving bet- | ter and more intimate supervision | to persons on parole will be possible. | = . Instead of each parole agent having | from 200 to 300 cases on which to | -report monthly, the average will be between 12 and 14 to each reporting agency,” Mr. Klinger explained. | “The part-time parole agents in | each. county often times will know | more intimately how a former con- | vict is behaving than one of our agents who is compelled to travel miles to complete a check of his . cases each month,” Mr. Klinger said. As State Supervisor of Paroles Mr. Hope's supervision extends over paroled inmates of the Indiana State Prison, Indiana State Reformatory, Indiana State Farm and Indiana | Women's Prison. | Marion County has approximately 330 paroled prisoners.
POLICE SHOOT YOUTH WHO FAILS TO HALT
18-Year-0ld Negro Reported In Critical Condition.
An 18-year-old Negro youth was in critical condition in City Hospital | today from wounds inflicted by po- | lice last: night. He is John Paul, 1441 Cornell Ave., who was shot when police said he disobeyed their order to halt as he fled from a wrecked stolen auto: Charges of vagrancy and vehicletaking were placed against him. Officers said they chased the stol- | en car east on 20th St. at a high] rate of speed. They said the driver lost control of the machine and it crashed near Yandes St. When the occupants fled on foot, Sergt. Charlés Burkett and Patrolman Paul Whitesides opened fire. Paul fell. with six shotgun slugs in his body. Patrolman John Willis caught another Negro youth, Edward Beasley. 17. of 1446 B. 17th Si. He was charged with vehicle taking. A third cccupant of the car escaped, police said.
WPA FLOOD FILMS TO BE SEEN HERE
Works Progress Administration | movies of the southern Indiana | flood are to be shown next Friday at 8 p. m. at the Indianapolis Fed- | eration of Civic Clubs’ meeting in | the Hotel Washington. Standing committees for the next year are to be named at a meeting following dinner.
DENTISTS ARE TO MEET
Progress in dental plastics is to be demonstrated tonight at a meeting of the Indianapolis Dental Fraternity in the Lincoln Hotel. Dr. R. E. Stehley and Dr. S. A. Lund, Manchester, England, chemist, are to speak.
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