Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1937 — Page 10
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STATE ACCIDENT
* REPORTING LAW
Traffic Agent
EFFECTIVE SOON
- of every motor vehicle involved in .an accident resulting in an injury
Statement to Be Required:
On Crashes Causing “Injury or Damage.
State-wide operation of the new |.
accident reporting law is to begin in Indianapolis in July, Don F. Stiver, State Safety Director, said today.
The law provides that the driver
or death of any persons or total property damage of $25 or more shall, within 24 hours, forward a written report. to the Safety Department. i If the report is inadequate, the Safety Department may require a supplemental form. Whenever the driver is physically incapable of making a report and there are other passengers in the car, the report should be made by one of them. Court Use Prohibited . \ Failure or refusal of any person to make a report may mean forfeiture of the operator’s or chauffeur’s license or a fine of not to exceed $100. The report cannot be used in court. A permanent record in the State Motor Vehicle Bureau will show every accident in which a driver has been involved and will permit easy reference to the complete accident report
ALLAN BLOOM MADE SOCIAL GROUP HEAD
Allan Bloom today assumed/ his new duties as Indianapolis Council
succeed Miss Gertrude Taggart] Others elected were: Mrs. Benja-
Raymond F. Clapp. is exe secretary.
SPONSORS SERVICES FOR AGED WOMEN
The Mary E. Belch nit of the W. C. T. U. is to sponsor a flower mission and hymn sing Friday afternoon in the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women, 1731 N. Capitol Ave, - Mrs. W. S. Orvis is to lead devotions. Mrs. Isaac Daniels is to speak and Mrs. Edith Rundell is to conduct singing. Mrs. Mattie Hansen is flower mission director and Mrs. Elbert Moore is to be in charge of the program.
WOOL GRADING WORK | TO BE SHOWN HERE!
A wool grading demonstration, sponsored by the Indiana Wool Growers Association here next Monday, will be attended by C. J. Faw cett, general manager’ and salesman of the National Wool Corp., Boston, T. I. Ferris, state organization president, announced. The co-operative will convene at a luncheon in Hotel Washington and hold an afternoon session in the hotel assembly room.
FALLS DOWN SHAFT; INJURED SERIOUSLY
Thomas Simmons, 33, of 123 W. 11th St., received.severe scalp lacerations early today when he fell from the first floor to the bottom of the Hotel Antlers’ elevator shaft. He was taken to City Hospital where his condition was described as serious.
HINT SUICIDE IN DEATH By United Press | TIPTON, Ind. June | 22.—MTrs. Ora Pore, 23, was found dead in her home yesterday after apparently having committed suicide. She had been strangled with strips torn police they had quarreléd and he.
had prevented one previous suicide attempt. : |
R. C. Wilding (above) has been named traffic agent for the Illinois Central Railroad here. A former Indianapolis resident, Mr. Wilding has been associated with the company at Cleveland during the last four years.
VANNUYS T0 60 ON ISLAND TRIP
Accepts Invitation to Visit President With Party Group Friday.
Times Special . WASHINGTON, June 22. — Although he is a member of Senator Wheeler's steering committee to develop strategy for defeat in the Senate of the President’s Supreme Court plan and all compromises, Senator Frederick VanNuys is going on the Jefferson Island junket just the same. He announced today that he has accepted the invitation to visit the President there Friday. Democratic senators and congressmen were divided into three groups and the President is to receive them on the island Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Senator Sherman Minton will be a Saturday guest.
AD CLUB TO HEAR KROGER DIRECTOR
A. E. Johnston, Cincinnati, is to discuss “Advertising and Merchandising” at the final Advertising Club luncheon meeting of the season Thursday noon in the Columbia
. Club. He |is advertising director of
the Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. Advertising club officers for next year will be presented at the annual Ad-Club outing at Woodstock County Club Wednesday, June 30.
TT Tay BUTLER TO EDUCATE UNUSUAL CHILDREN
Clinical examinations to select a special children’s class are to be held this week at Butler University by Mrs. Ruth K. Heavenridge, of the summer school faculty. The class, to be started July 6, is for children who deviate physically, emotionally and mentally from other children.
LARRABEE TO KEEP HOUSE CENSUS POST
Refuses Resignation for
Education Position.
Times Special WASHINGTON, June 22.—Rep. William H. Larrabee will not resign his chairmanship of the House Census Committee to accept the chairmanship of ' the Education Committee, he said yesterday. . He is in line for the latter under
the seniority rule,’when Chairman Palmsiano (D. Md.) resigns to become chairman of the District of Columbia Committee. Rep. Palmisano succeeds Rep. Mary Norton (D. N. J) in the district chairmanship, Mrs. Norton becoming chairman of the Labor Committee through the vacancy caused by the death of Rep. Connery (D. Mass.). Rep. Fletcher (D. ©.) likely will be made chairman of the Education Committee, Rep. Larrabee said,
REAL ESTATE SALES $60,850 Real estate transactions totaling $60,850 were reported by North Side Realtors at a meeting yesterday. They included sale of two residences, one business property, one home site and a suburban tract.
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