Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1937 — Page 28

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This Auto Nearly Beat the Train

Almost, but not quite--this ea across the Monon Railroad track

crossing yesterday, but the train struck it, and

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three were injur 58. R. R. 12, Box 37, driver; Murphy, 43, and their daughter, Fay Murphy, 15. | (Story, Page One.)

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Times Photo. ed. They are: Elmer Owen Murphy, his wife, Mrs. Tillie

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EVANSTON, Ill, July 30.—Thirteen. Indianapolis students are among nearly 4400 attending North- | western University this summer. They are Ellen Louise Arford, | 1397 Russell Ave, a teacher at | Glasford, Iil.; Doris Lee Atterberry, 3002 Fall Creek Blvd., Clio B.

Bohannon, 1022 N. West St., Indianapolis teacher; Gray Burdin, 806 N. Riley Ave., Butler University teacher; Margaret Elizabeth Forcht,

55 S. Mount St., Lawrenceburg High |

School teacher; Jeannette Grub, 3940 N. New Jersey St., Crawfordsville teacher; Martha Lillian Isham, 1232 Tuxedo St., Indianapolis

No. 1 is in the lead. No. 1 [will win. Watch, here he comes. | He's in the two-hole now. What did Iz tell you, he wins!” | Those exclamations sound like patter from a racetrack rail but they | can be heard at times, in the HumeMansur Building.

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watch the lights flickering on an automatic switchboard that tells the lobby-starter the course of the | building's six elevators, 2 4 n T'S a better game than “put-and-take.’ ” The elevator starters and operators are ready to give you mental odds you can’t guess which car will reach the ground floor first. Fast-breakers from the building's top floor are slowed up by passen-

LAFAYETTE, July 30.--A rural music organization movement now includes about 60 Indiana counties, | according to A. P. Stewart, Purdue University choral director. The groups are organized by county home economics clubs. There are expected to be 75 of them by Sept. 1. Each chorus is comprised of about 30 women, who are members of the home economics clubs in the respective counties. They are trained under a local choral director, who is paid by the local home economics clubs. As a pioneer in the field, the Tippecanoe County group of farm women organized a chorus several years ago. The idea spread to surrounding counties and gradually to all parts of the State, calling for organization as a state-wide extension project. Mr. Stewart is spending most of his time this summer

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Rural St. ;Martha Parish, 1116 N. lis teacher; Margaret Ruth Waters, Southern Ave. Indianapolis teach- | 86 loads on the way down so the | ganizations, which expect to meet way, Shortridge High School teach- | Jeases its human cargo first. | chorus for special numbers. "Airway" . al Reg. 29 50 i 6 Price 3 . | twice out of 10 tries,” added the E OR T | LEWISTON, Idaho, July 30.—|E Aa Xx: oh & a ot ed 0 i : * . nr R ost NO AT NORMAL SCHOOL AVOID | TAX PENALTY iyericem Indians today condemned | = ; x FF Jar, d | ; OF ® ) ot delinquent gross income tax re-|UPOn American Indians a “program lence A. Jackson, tax division direc- |S: Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Times Special deferred on the bonds under the | Indians of 30 Western tribes, tending the summer term of | said. The time extension was, given | Federation, asked President RooseThey are: Marion Drago, Melva | without payment in the interstate | | ministration of Indian affairs for alHarry Miller, Ben Davis; Mar- | Sixty Indiana counties and five | $16.75 a kl evil dent body is 12 per cent larger than |§ ROGERS i Several faculty changes have il Rogers Own Exclusive Se BE Are ineluded in this been named English department | i weekly. No extra charges They Fit Snugly Against Each Other ERE Sm named department head. Miss | consists of a 3-diamond engagement ring Westfield

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1621 FARM DEBTS | REDUCED IN STATE

Times Special { WASHINGTON, July 30. oi debt reductions amounting to $890,071 in 1621 cases in Indiana were | brought about by the Debt Reduc- | tion Committees of the Resettle- | ment Administration from Sept. 1, 1935 to June 30, 1937, it was announced here today.

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Harold Tharp, Anderson contractor, | has been awarded contracts for con- | |S struction of 350 miles of power lines | & in rural Hancock County under the | Rural Electrification Administration, | REA officials announced today. John T. Wilson was named superwisor. The lines will serve 1100 farms in the county.

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