Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1937 — Page 6

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INFANT KILLED WHEN MOTHER IS HIT BY AUTO

Child’s Skull Fractured as He Is Carried Across Street.

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

TRAFFIC ARRESTS Speeding Running red light Running preferential street.... Reckless driving Drunken driving Improper parking "Others

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A 15-months-old- child Marion County's 54th traffic vicu of 1937. His mother Ca seriously in the same accident. Five other persons were injured in 14 traffic accidents overnight. Fifty motorists were charged with violating the rules of safe driving. Edward Hathaway Jr.; infant son of Edward and Ethel Hathaway, died in the City Hospital last night after ‘an automobile struck his] mother, in whose arms he was being | carried, in front of 3222 W, Wash- | ington St Mrs. Hathaway “received -severe head and body injuries. The child's skull was fractured. Mr. Hathaway, who was with them, was uninjured. | The Hathaways live at 829 S, Ry- | bolt St. | Eldon McClure, 19, of 6001 W.| Morris St., the car driver, was not held. He told police he was driving west on Washington St. at the time. Woman's race Cut Mrs. Catherine Snider, 37, of 1443 W. Everett St., was reported in fair condition in City Hospital with face lacerations received when the impact of an automobile collision at Lynn and Michigan Sts. hurled her through the windshield of the car in which she was riding. Lewis Springer, 42, of 753 N. Pershing Ave., driver ! of the car, was charged with drunken driving. Joseph King, 26, of 533 Rochester St., driver of the other car, was uninjured. Mose Gordon, 58, of 1506 Senate Ave, was injured slightly when struck by an automobile at 21st St. and Boulevard Place. He was charged with drunkenness. John Kane, 65, of 530 Fletcher Ave. received head lacerations when struck by an automobile at Virginia Ave. and Louisiana St. He was taken to City Hospital, where he rasparrested for drunkenness. olice officers were injured weir radio patrol car crashed safety zone at Pine and yesterday. They Ary Powers and | They were tréated | cuts and |

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WPatrolmen Edward Arzman. at City Hospital for bruises. : Police today sought the driver of a car that early today st ruck three parked cars in the 1100 block of Brookside Ave. and then was abandoned a short distance away. There was blood inside the car, police said. William Shea, 827 N. DeQuincy St., told police today that another auto struck his at 38th St. and Guilford Ave., and that the driver did not stop. Mr. Shea's car caught fire and the blaze was extinguished by the - Fire Department,

FIRE FIGHTING CLASS DATES ANN ANNOUNCED

Regional fire schools are sched- | uled in eight Indiana towns during the first two weeks of Governor | Townsend's safety-educational pro- | gram, it was announced today by State Fire Marshal Clem Smith. The training session calendar includes Plainfield, May 3; Sheridan, | May 4; Greenfield, May 5; Martins- | ville, May 6; Crawfordsville, May 7; Greencastle, May 12; Rockville, May | 13, and Spencer, May 1 14. More than 3600 attended the 110 | training sessions last year, Mr. | Smith said.

FILM STAR STOCK VICTIM By United Press BOSTON, April 29.—Claire Windsor, star of the silent films, was listed today as one .of the principal victims of an alleged $165,000 oil swindle reported to have operated here.

'spections of food handling estab-

Anti-Smoke Officials Ready to Act

The newly appointed Smoke Abatement Advisory Committee (above) met. officially for the first time yesterday and decided to begin prosecution of flagrant violators of the smoke code. They are shown in the picture Above (left to right) Dan-

iel J. Welsh, George Popp Jr, Building \ ommissioner; Roy O. Johnson, Smoke Abatement League secretary: Chief Morrissey; Dr. Herman G. Morgan, Health Board Secretary and Webster Clinehens, WPA smoke survey director.

case where a butter sample was found to contain 100 per cent oleo fat and no butterfat. Only 17 per cent of the dairy samples examined chemically were found to be illegal, it was reported.

REP. LEEIS TO T0 SPEAK TO DEMOCRATIC CLUB

GARY, April 29.—Rep. Joss Lee, Oklahoma, and Emma Guffey Miller, Democratic National Committeewoman from Pennsylvania, are to speak at the Iidiang Women’s

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7 FOOD CONCERNS GITED AS INSANITARY

State yrsncaldrs Visit 1000 Establishments in Month.

Seven condemnation notices resulted from almost 1000 sanitary in-

lishments during February, it was announced today by the State Food and Drug Inspection Division. Two bakeries, one meat market, three restaur ants and a slaughterhouse were included in the notices. Only 17 dairies visited were rated “good” during the month; 132 were “fair”; 237 “poor,” and 73, “bad.” Conviction was obtained in one

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Democratic Club’s annual spring meeting at the Gary Hotel Satur-’ day.

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COUNTY YOUTHS SPURNING CCC RANKS, REPORT

Enrollment 372 Short of Quota; Better Times Held Reason.

Better times and employment today were said by Miss Helen Lowell, CCC Assistant State Director, to have resulted in a shortage of 372 youths in the state's quota for the second quarter.

The quota was 1575 youths hetween the ages of 17 and 28 years. Miss Lowell said 1203 were enrolled in camps. A new enrollment period is to begin in July. Marion County supplied’ 175 of the quota for April, May and June. Miss Thelma Taylor, county CCC selecting agent, said numerous

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Nyorthe had to be turned down because they “fudged” on their age. “Some were 15 or 16 years old but they tried to be 17 to get in the CCC,” she said. “Out of those accepted in Marion County 76 were 17 years of age, 34 were 18. Most are between 17 and 23.” They receive $30 monthly. Of that amount $25 is sent to parents. Under new regulations they are permitted to re-enlist each six months. Enrollments formerly were for no longer than a 14-month period. Most Indiana boys are sent to state. camps but during the past quarter Miss Lowell said 640 recruits were sent to Ft. Knox, Ky. from where they were to be placed on Western conservation projects.

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