Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1937 — Page 6
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FIRE FIGHTERS CHECK LATEST
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School to Open at Purdue Today and Continue Through Thursday.
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will be discussed at the fourth an-| nual two-day Indiana Fire School, | opening at Purdue University today, |
according to State Fire Marshal Clem Smith. Speakers are to include Stiver, State Safety Director; Bernard A. Lynch, Indianapolis Fire Prevention Bureau director; Frank A. Braum, Indianapolis Fire Department master mechanic; W. A. Knapp, Purdue Engineering Department assistant dean, and Lieut. Gov. Henry Schricker. Mr. Smith said the school sponsored by his office, the. Purdue Extension Department and the Indiana Firemen’s Association. The school is open to all Indiana
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STATE TO DEDICATE TEST LABORATORY
Governor Townsend state officials today were to dedicate Indiana's new $20,000 State Oil Inspection Laboratory, constructed under a law passed by the 1937 Legislature.
Oil sold in the state will be tested |
in the laboratory. The department is under the direction of Laurence F. Sullivan, State Auditor.
LIFE UNDERWRITERS WILL HEAR MURPHY
John S. Murphy, Baltimore, is is speak at the Indianapolis Association of Life Underwriters’ luncheon meeting in the Claypool Hotel tomorrow. Mr. Murphy, a Union Central Life Insurance Co. agency manager, is to speak on ‘Some Practical Points for Today's Salesmanship.”
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Robert A. Gallagher has been elected vice president and director of the Public Service Co. of Indiana as executives took steps to separate the operations of that company and the Northern Indiana Power Co. Mr. Gallagher, a certified public accountant, has had many public utilities assignments. Recently he served the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co, Chicago, as counsel in utility organization and management.
RELIGIOUS LEADERS’ COURSE IS TO OPEN
Persons wishing to enter the interdenominational church leadership training sponsored by the Marion County Council of Christian Education tonight may get credit | for work done on either a denomi- ! national or interdenominational di- | ploma, it was announced today. | The courses are being given in the First Reformed Church, Teachers, departmental superintendents, | Sunday school superintendents, pastors and others interested have been invited to attend.
SCHOOL HEAD TO SPEAK | School Superintendent DeWitt S. | Morgan is to speak on “The Church [the Home, the School,” at 6:30 | p. m. tomorrow in the Northwood | Christian Church.
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DRAFTING OF FARM RELIEF BILL BEGUN
Outlines Six Points.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (U. P.).— The House Agriculture Committee met today to begin the drafting of farm legisiative program for the special session of Congress. The program was expected to include commodity surplus control and price stabilization provisions. Five to speed drafting of the program. Chairman Marvin Jones (D. Tex.), outlined a six-point program, which he thought should be included in the bill. He was confident that it would fall within limits specified by President Roosevelt iast week. The Senate Agriculture Committee, getting first-hand testimony on farm conditions from the “grass roots” during the recess period, also is expected to hasten its drafting work, Rep. Jones’ program was: 1. Revival of processing taxes to defray costs of the program, which may cost from $500,000,000 to $1,000,000,000 annually. 2. A permanent soil conservation program. The present $500.000,000-a-vear plan expires in 1942, 3. An ever-normal-granary for
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storing crop surpluses for lean years. 4. Commodity loans to farmers to stabilize prices. 5. Surplus control provisions. 6. Steps to protect the consumer
from excessive prices.
ASKS TO BUILD 100 MORE STUTZ TRUCKS
Arthur B. Cronk, Stutz Motor Car Co. of America bankruptcy trustee, today asked Federal Court permission to build 100 more Pak-Age trucks, which he said would bring an income of approximately $10,000. The petition said there were
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definite orders for 40 of them, a | sales prospect for the other 60. The petiion said that since April 21 this | year the company has built and | sold 400 such trucks for an approxi-
| mate net income of $70,000 .
‘CORN PICKER RIPS CLOTHES FROM MAN
ROCHESTER, Oct. 27 (U. P.).— Clement Barun, 25, was recovering today from the embarrassment of having his clothes ripped off in a corn picker and from an arm injury received in the accident. He was operating the machine on a neighbor's farm. All his clothes were torn off except his shoes and socks. Several stiches were required to close the cut and several minutes were necessary to get more clothes.
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NEAL SALARY SUIT VENUED TO SHELBY
Biemer Declares Fair Trial Impossible Here.
The State Welfare Department's suit to force the County to pay backsalary claims of Thomas L. Neal, Marion County Welfare director, today was venued to the Shelby
Circuit Court. Judge James A. Emmert is to hear the case. Chief Deputy County Auditor Fabian Biemer filed the petition for a change, charging that his office could not get a fair trial in Marion County. | The mandamus suit was filed several weeks ago in Superior Court 5 by the State Welfare Department and Atty. Gen. Omer Stokes Jack-
son. It asked that the County Auditor
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straightened out before they are paid. Mr. Neal's salary is $4000 a year.
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The National Labor Relations Board is to conduct an election Friday in the Chambers Corp., Shelbyville stove manufacturers, to determine the employee's bargaining agency. Employees are to vote for the Stove Mounters and Stove Processes Union 36, A. F. of L. afliliate, and the Employees’ Welfare Association, independent union.
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