Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1937 — Page 5

THURSDAY, JUNE 17,

6. A. R. SELECTS KOKOMO AS SITE d. FOR 38 SESSION

Dr. John H. Stone Elected ' To Lead Veterans Dur- ~ ing Coming Year.

Times Special | LOGANSPORT, June te komo was chosen as the site for the 1938 encampment of the| Indiana G. A. R. at the closing session of the encampment here today. Rockport was the only other contending city. Dr. John H. Stone, Kokomo, was elected state commander. Other new officers are William Ziegler, Logansport, senior vice commander; James H. Clark, Indianapolis, junior vice commander; Dr. E. W. Cowan, Crawfordsville, medical adviser, and

"George H. Streetor, Hammond, chaplain. Oliver M. Hawkins, Richmond,

was elected commander of the Sons of Union Veterans yesterday, succeeding A. C. Thornberg of Muncie. Other officers chosen are Will Ball, Indianapolis, senior vice commander; John Mulitt, Ft. Wayne, junior vice commander, and A. W. McDaniels, Valparaiso, secretary and treasurer. | Members named for the G. A. R. Council of Administration for the lensuing year were Dr. E. H. Cowan, Crawfordsville; Levi P. Keltner, O. N. Wilmington and Dr. H. C. Rogers, 11 of Indianapolis. Forty-five G. A. R. members, survivors of the legions Indiana sent to the Civil War, were represented in the grand parade yesterday. Winming floats were those representing the Daughters of Union Veterans; Case County American Legion Auxiliary, and the Ladies of the G. A.R.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Assemble

By United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 17.— Approximately 1000 Veterans of Foreign Wars from throughout Indiana gathered here today for the

FRIDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS

1937 :

Butler University fraternities

Alpha, and - Clarence Warren _ chapter of Delta Tau Delta.

James Comstock, Sigma Chi.

(right)

Fraternities Name Delegates

have named delegates to their national conventions. Jack McDaniel (left) is to represent Lamba Chi

is delegate @rom the local

Other fraternity delegates chosen are Paul Krauss, Sigma{Nu, and

7 CHILDREN TREATED HERE FOR DOG BITES

Seven children, ranging from one to 13 years of age, were recovering in their homes today from dogebites. All were treated at City Hospital and released. They were: Howard Poynter, 10, of 1031 S. Alabama St., bitten on the right leg: Roland Doolittle, 3, of 765 N. Belmont Ave., right side of the face; Patrick Rooney, 8, of 1923 W. Ohio Bt., left leg; Jimmy Morgan, 6, of 2731 Cornell Ave., right leg; Jennie Parker, 1, of 1245 Roosevelt Ave,, nose and right cheek; Harold Goodwin, 13, of 2121 Brookside Ave., lent leg, and John Vermillion, 12, of 1914 Roosevelt Ave., right foot..

encampment. Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler, retired Marine Corps commander, was the principal speaker at the opening session last night. The encampment [will close Saturday.

second day's session of the annual

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OPPOSES LOWERING LAND LOAN CHARGE

Credit Official Urges Cut in ‘Interest Subsidies.’

By United Press WASHINGTON, June 17.—Governor William I. Myers of the Farm Credit Administration today opposed lower interest rates on Federal Land Bank loans in a letter to the Senate Banking and Currency Commitee. ‘ Mr.. Myers said it was time to taper off “interest subsidies” in line with President Roosevelt's “fiscal policy.” “It appears possibe that if the land banks continue to finance purchases of farms at artificially low interest rates, it’ may have a far-

reaching effect on the whole structure of land values,” Mr. Myers said.

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NYA WILL DROP THREE OFFIGES IN STATE SETUP

Aid Recipients’ Age Limits Are Raised Under New Order.

District offices of the National Youth Administration in Indiana are to be reduced from nine to six and the minimum age requirement for aid recipients raised from 16 to

: 1§ years, Robert S. Richey, state di-

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Reorganization changes are to become effective June 30, Mr. Richey said. Two districts formerly having headquarters at Gary and South Bend are to be combined at South Bend, Ft. Wayne and Muncie offices merged at Ft. Wayne and Terre Haute and Lafayette offices bined at Lafayette. District mergers follow the plan recently adopted. for WPA offices in

the state. The work of both organizations is closely allied in some branches.

New NYA district directors are Mason T. Evans, South Bend, Conn J. Sterling, Ft. Wayne, and Benjamin R. Thompson at Lafayette. Persons on NYA projects who have not reached their 18th hirthday, by June 30 are to be released from the projects. This regulation does not apply to persons on student aid projects, where the

minimum age is to remain at 16. The maximum age for NYA work is 25 years.

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INDIANA VEGETABLE GROWERS TO MEET

By United Press LAFAYETTE, June 17.—The Indiana Vegetable Growers Association is to conduct its annual sum-

mer meeting at the muck crop experimental farm owned by Purdue University near North Liberty in St. Joseph County on June 22, it was announced today. Producers will have an opportunity to study the problems of production and marketing on the 350,000 acres of muck land in northern Indiana. Topics such as the best formulas . for fertilizer, crop rotation, dates and rates of planting, drainage, irrigation and water tables will be discussed.

POLICE TO CONDUCT AUCTION ON JULY 3

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