Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1937 — Page 7
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THURSDAY, JULY 22,
CITIZENS URGED T0 KEEP EYE ON BUDGET-MAKING
Additional Appropriations to;
Be Curbed, Tax Board. Member Says.
Indiana taxpavers today were urged to exercise more rigid control over governmental budgetmaking for next year by C. R. Benjamin, State Tax Board member. In a Farm radio address, Mr. Benjamin warned budget makers that they must list
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titions for additional appropriations will not be granted except under extreme emergency conditions in 1938, he said. Mr. Benjamin said that another practice which directly affects the taxpayer is reduction of budgets beyond the limits actually need for routine governmental functions. More than 625 petitions for addi-
tional appropriations have been sent |
from cities and counties this year asking a total of about $9,484,000 in addition to the regular budgeted expenses, Mr. Benjamin said.
$193,000 Denied
Approximately $193,000 of this has been denied and $8,897,000 was approve dby the State Board. Less than $490.000 is being withheld pending receipt of more detailed information. That few actual emergencies exist for these additional appropriations was pointed out by Mr. Benjamin in a list of typical petitions filed with the Board by mental officials. requests for: A new rug for a county prosecutor’s office. Approval of a $1000 expenditure so a town board could receive $2500 in state aid. Approval of expenditures totaling $148 made by an attorney for printing (purchased without the Board's consent) and which never was used. Approval to issue bonds within $300 of the town’s bonding limit to black-top the streets.
Approval of $15,000 property tax |
expenditures to purchase right-of-way to co-operate in the Federal farm-to-market highway project. (Gasoline taxes totaling $8000 finally were spent for this.)
Some Spend First
Many taxing units make the expenditures in excess of their budget and ‘then ask the Tax Board to legalize the procedure, Mr. Benjamin said.
“These cases stretch the ‘emer- |
where flood,
gency clause.’ In cases bridges are washed out by schoolhouses are burned and in similar situations, the Board, of course, will allow additional appropriations,” he said. “But those units that have been regular commuters on ‘the additional appropriation local’ will need to ride the through train this time and adopt a budget adequate but not excessive for the full year.”
INSURANCE AGENT KILLED SELF, BELIEF
James N. Milligan, Waveland insurance agent, was found dead in his parked car at 38th St. and Northwestern Ave. today, according to police. He was 50. Officers said a window of the car was open and a bottle which had contained poison found nearby. The body was found by Lila Simmons, 1248 W, 31st St, and Dora Birsfield, 3528 Northwestern Ave. who were driving on 38th St. Dr. Norman Booher, deputy Coroner, said Mr. Milligan apparently had taken his own life.
PICNIC REUNION PLANNED The 32d annual picnic reunion of | past and present Central Indiana Hospital employees is to be held from 2 to 5 p. m. Sunday, Aug. 1 in Brookside Park. John Deupree is president.
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Vice President John Nance Garner, who has been absent from the Capital for several weeks on a vacation, resumed his post as president of the Senate yesterday, when he received the gavel, emblem of the Pittman, president pro-tem during Mr. Garner's absence, Photo shows Mr. Pittman (left) after he had turned the gavel over to Vice President Garner.
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GOVERNOR TO SEE I. U. POLICE CADETS
By United Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 22— Governor Townsend and Lieutenant Governor Henry F. Schricker have been invited to review maneuvers
State Police School next Monday, it was announced today. After the ceremonies the visitors are to be guests of Acting President Herman B. Wells of Indiana University at a dinner at McCormick's
of more than 100 cadets at the]
Creek State Park. Police Chief | { Morrissey of Indianapolis reviewed | the cadets yesterday.
INSURANCE EMPLOYEES’ PICNIC Indianapolis Life Insurance Co. employees held their annual picnic at the Indianapolis Country Club Tuesday.
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HALF-PRICE TICKETS TO FAIR ARE ON SALE
Total of 150,000 Are to Be Offered Public.
A total of 50,000 half-price tickets to the Indiana State Fair went on sale today at Hook Drug Stores in Indianapolis and 24 stores in other cities of the state. Robert Heages, fair ticket manager, said these tickets, which sell for 25 cents, are one-third of 150,000 to be offered the public at bargain prices. He reported 125,000 of the bargain tickets were sold out 20 days before
Cities where tickets are to be on
Anderson, Bedford, Bloomington, Columbus, Frankfort, Gary, Hammond, Kokomo, Lafayette, Marion, Mishawaka, Newcastle, Richmond, Terre Haute, Muncie and South Bend.
MAROTT PICNIC More than 100 Marott Shoe Store employees and their families will hold a picnic program tonight in Broad Ripple Park.
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