Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1937 — Page 13

TUESDAY, JUNE 22, Le

~ TDIE IN STATE | AUTO CRASHES:

First Shot EF ired in Puerto Rican Riot

ONE DROWNED

Fall From Horse Fatal to) 15-Year-Old Boy Near Summitville.

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC - TOLL TO DATE

TRAFFIC ARRESTS Speeding Running red light Running preferential street. .. Reckless driving Improper parking No driver’s license

| Indiana’s violent death toll was increased today by the names of 10 0 persons who lost their lives durie the last 24 hours in traffic accints, drownings and fails. One victim was an Indianapolis motorist. One Indiana girl was drowned in Michigan. George Henry Nolan, 22, Huntington, died inh County Hospital from a punctured lung he received when

his automobile struck a tree on the

Salamonie Road June 13.

Raymond Sykes, 23, Elkhart, died | of injuries sustained when his auto- |

mobile skidded at a traffic signal and crashed into a tree. Spiceland Man Dies Maurice Black, 23, Spiceland, died in a hospital at Newcastle from injuries received in an auto accident last Wednesday: " Ronald Clay, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Clay, of near Summitville, died in St. Johns Hospital, Anderson, from injuries received when he fell from a horse. Mrs. Emily Tucker, 59, Los Angeles, was killed in a traffic collision at Muncie. Joseph Rumbold, 59, Logansport, died shortly after being struck by an automobile. Lafayette Victim Unidentified An unidentified man, about 60, died in the Tippecanoe County Infirmary of an undetermined injury suffered last January. He came to the Lafayette jail and was unable to talk. Walter F. Buschman, 19, Vevay, died at Madison Hospital from injuriés received in an automobile wreck near Carrollton. Barbara Hogan, 15-year-old daughter of Mrs. Frank Mulder, Martinsville, was drowned in a gravel pit while wading. She could not swim and waded into water above her head. Mary Ann Hootman, 11-year-old daughter of Mrs. Ruth Hootman, La Porte musician, was drowned in Glenn River at New Buffalo, Mich.

County Toll 73 After Bus Driver Dies

A veteran bus driver today was listed as Marion County's 73d traffic victim of 1937. Ervin O. Kramer, of 2056 Broadway, died in City Hospital last night three hours after his auto collided with a taxi at 13th St. and Broadway. He was 35. His skull was fractured and he

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This photo, made March 21 in Ponce, Puerto Ricg, shot fired in the rioting on that in which 20 were killed. The policeman firing can be seen, but his gun is hidden by another figure, beyond which the white puff of smoke of the shot The clash took place between police The policeman is

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failed to regain consciousness after the crash. Richard Mescall, 24, of 1828 Holloway St. the cab driver, was uninjured. Victim Thrown From Car Mescall told police he was driving | east on 13th St. and Mr. Kramer was headed north on Broadway. He | said Mr. Kramer was thrown from | his car by the .impact. Mr. Kramer was born in Hunt- |

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| collided with another driven by Joseph Zimmerman, 51, also of Shelbyville, at State and English Aves. They were taken to City Hospital. Mr. Zimmerman was unhurt. E. J. Mahoney, 58, of 5152 Kenwood Ave., and Harry Llewellyn, 20, of 308 N. Grant St., were hurt in a collision in the 300 block in Madison Ave. | Police arrested 13 drivers for iraffic | law violations.

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ington tomorrow morning. He is survived by his wife, Helen; two sons, Jack and Ervin Jr. and a daughter, Jean Anne. Four persons were hurt other accidents. John WwW. Lantz 73, and Ernest Ford, 57. both of Shelbyville, were

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cadets are still motionless, but the girl nurses can be seen fleeing across the street. one of those introduced as evidence in the report submitted to the Civil Liberties Committee by Arthur Garfield Hayes, in which the police and Governor ° an appointee of President Rooseare blamed for what- the report terms a

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FIRES THRICE AT INVADER H. P. Wagner, of 909 Gladstone Ave., fired three shots at a man who attempted to enter his home early today, he reported to police. He said he was unable to see if the man had been struck.

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Times Special LAFAYETTE, June 22.—Exploitation of the public by labor and capital will doom both to failure, David E. Ross, inventor, industrialist and Purdue University Board of Trustees president, said today at the Purdue Institute of American botiey and Technology. He was one of several speakers on the second-day program of the institute, attended by educational leaders. Others on today’s program were Dr. Ellsworth Huntington, Yale professor of human geography; Dr. Walter B. Pitkin, lecturer and author; Dr. Clarence A. Mills, University of Cincinnati, and Dean A. A. Potter of Purdue engineering schools. .

One Generation Dropped

Referring to a reactionary cycle which he said has caused capital complexities and troubles, Mr. Ross said: “We are enforcing the old adage, ‘shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves in three generations.” However, it looks as if one generation will be eliminated.” “The machine has been blamed for unemployment, but machines create jobs,” Dr, Potter said. “This is evidenced by the fact that during the last 50 years wage earners in factories have increased more than three times and wages

actually,

have been multiplied more than 12 times, while population was increased only two and one-half times.” Dr. Mills presented the principal factors affecting the energetics of human existence, laying the basis for presentation in future lectures the workings of these principles in various_phases of life’s problems. People Called Destructive

Dr. Huntington said. that the “situation of nations in respect to physical and cultural environment and stage of culture is exactly like that of the man in the blizzard, except the relationships are vastly more complex.” Americans are destiogtiig wealth faster than they are creating it, Dr. Pitkin said. “Our current profit-and-loss sheet reveals astounding ruin day by day,” he said. America Blamed for Crisis He said capital values are being lost annually in Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, New Mexico and Maine. In an address at last night's session, he said that the crisis in world civilization has been caused by Americans’ dream for progress, universal comfort and security. “In the last 50 years,” he said, “America has created a world of monstrous inequalities, not maliciously, but simply as a result of the fact that America is the richest spot

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SCOUTS WILL STAGE TRACK MEET TODAY

More than 150 Boy Scouts were to compete in a track meet at the Scout reservation northeast of Indianapolis today. James Simmons, athletic director, was in charge of the meet. Gordon Johnson, Troop 8; George Christena, Troop 56; Irwin Ward, Troop 9; Harry Sheridian, Troop 72; and Tom McNamara, Troop 94, received the second rank %§ woodman at a meeting last night.

ROINES CLUB PLANS. FOUNDING PARTY

Associated Roines Alumni members are to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Roines Club in the Second Reformed Church tomorrow night. A program is to follow a banquet. Norman G. Wilson, president; Wilbur Meyer, president of the 1937 Active Club of Manual ‘Training’

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