Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1938 — Page 10

20 PER GENT OF WELF ARE FUNDS

Four-Fifth: of Assistance Grant is From New Sources, Claim.

Slightly more than 20 per cent of the funds “listributed to dependent children, the aged, and the blind since passage of the Indiana Welfare Act in March, 1936, has been raised by. local tax levies, Thurman A. Gottschalk, State Welfare Ad ainistrator, reported today. : “Almost 80 per cent of public assistance cllowances represents . new money coming into the counties,”; Mr. Goisschalk said. “On the whole, State =nd County public aid programs are financed 45 per cent by Federal, 22 by state, and 21 by local county ‘unds.”

= 811,621,566 Granted

Of $11,631556 granted to needs aged in the two-year period, 50 per cent was Federal funds, 20 per cent County and £0 per cent State. Pederal anc State funds each paid 50 per cent in grants totaling $674,790. te ncedy blind persons. Counties are exempt from blind aid

payments, “Before thie Act,” Mr. Gottschalk reported, “all aged dependents were supported-dire>tly from funds raised through property tax. Eighty-five per cent of all children now. resls were objects of ¢ or aided by moth“rom county funds.”

day began a r; 3 wv four-year term on the Indiana 7 iblic Welfare Board following her reappointment by Governor Tov send. First appoin‘2d to the board in 1936, Mrs. Ec wards now is vice president. Log active in social work, she reccntly was re-elected vice presidenit of the Indiana Conference on Socizl Work. In 1910 she conducted a successful ‘campaign for clean milk in Sault Ste. Ma: ie, Mich. Moving to Indiana in 19212, she was placed in charge of foo distribution to flood sufferers in Pru. She was acti’e in local and state suffrage organizations from 1915 to 1920, and ser'=d on the Miami County Counc! of Defense during the World W=r. She was the drst woman appointed to the Sta‘: Board of Education, a position. sk= held for five years. In 1933 she ‘vas made director of the women’s division in Miam? County for the CWA and FERA. She also is one of the organizers of the Naticial League of Women Voters, a

Fourth of Welfare

Pleas Are Rejected

More than one-fourth of 98,448 applications zzceived by the State Welfare Dy ment since: March, 1936, have Eten rejected, Thurman A. Gottschalk, administrator, announced todsy. ~ - Awards were made to 55,752 aged persons and 2757 blind. Grants to dependent children totaled 14,670 and to destitute children, 46. More then 18,622 withdrawals were made during the two-year period, Mr. Gottschalk reported.

OFFERS TO QUIT SINGING

HOLLYWOOD, March 18 (U, P.). —John McCormack, the celebrated Irish tenor, said today ‘that he would forsake his career as a singer if the people of Ireland wanted him to become thcir hext President. -

' Commission’s approval of

Times Special

SOL URES ACREAGE QUOTA

vr Incliided in ‘Kliotment for | Corn; «29. in" Potato Acreage Totals. Ld

LAFAYETTE, Maren Ba of

Indiana’s 92 counties have received

[soil depleting. acreage. allotments; a

provided’ by the new ‘Federal Farm

Act, ‘Li. M. ‘Vogler, chairman of_the Indiana Agricultural (Conservation

Committee, located at ‘Putdue Uni‘versity here, announced . today.

“The, national allotments were de- |.

signed to provide a supply of farm

products sufficient to meet domestic and export requirements- and: to

‘| provide a reserve supply, Mr. Vogler

The Indiana Public Welfare Department was two years old today. It opened March 18, 1936, as the result of the emergency clause in a bill passed by a. special Legislature session. Miss Jane Flaherty, 1524 E. Washington St., was the first employee hired. She was-at’ work today.

MICHIGAN APPROVES INDIANA BEER TRUGE

‘Handling Charge’ Outlawed In Year’s Agreement.

LANSING, Mich. March 18. (U. P.).—The State Liquor Control a year’s moratorium -on a ban. of Indiana

beer was on record today. The truce provides that Indiana shall charge no fees on Michigan beer except an excise tax of $1.03 a barrel. The action was ratified officially yesterday. : Michigan, However, still holds the “whip hand,” for it can invoke-the ban immediately if the agreement is broken. The ban was to have begun March 14, the same date Indiana was to have embargoed all Michigan alcoholic products.

Legislature May Study State Liquor Setup

The Michigan Liquor Control Commission’s approval of a year’s moratorium: completes adjustment of a threatened “beer embargo war” between the states. The Indiana Legislature will have convened before the Michigan moratorium expires. Amendments to the Indiana liquor laws, including abolition of the port-of-entry system, may be considered at the session.

. NOELKE ASKS STAY

Henry A. Noelke, convicted in Evansville of murdering his wife and child in an argument over going to a circus, today asked the Indiana Supreme Court for a stay of execution, set for April 13, while he completed an appeal from the conviction.

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ARMY FLIERS KILLED IN MIDAIR COLLISION

MANILA, P. I; March 18 (U. P.). —Lieut. William McBee,: Eureka Springs, Kas. and Private ‘Harold Northquest, Marion, O., were killed near here today when two U. S. Army observation planes locked wings in mid air and erashed in flames. Lieut. Joseph"J. Nazarro, Brooklyn, N. Y. and Sergt. W. Nelson, Chicago, escaped in parachutes. The crash occurred 35 miles north of Manila while five Army observation ships were engaged in tactical prac-

explained. : In addition, T7 Indiana counties included: in. the commercial corn area ‘received corn acreage allotments; 37 counties received either burley or dark air-cured tobacco acreage allotments, and 29.counties in the commercial potato area. were given potato acreage allotments.

Co-operation Voluntary : “The State ‘Committee, "according to the procedure set out in the.

Agricultural Adjustment Act, of 1938,

has divided the State’s soil ‘depleting and various crop acreage allot-

ments equitably and fairly among’

Indiana counties,” Mr. Vogler said. “The new farm program is not compulsory in any of its features except when two-thirds of the farm voters in a referendum approve that

it be such with respect to any crop.

If a farmer wishes to co-operate

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Fe oster Mother Dr. Abraham White Honored

LOS ANGELES, March 18 (U. P). —Frankie Parker, 22-year-old in~ ternational tennis star, was on a honeymoon today with his foster |

/[ mother, whom he married yesterday

in Reno, Nev. after she had di

‘vorced Mercer Beasley; the coach.

They: came here after the wed-

i {sing in. Roto sad were In sociusion

Parker had been ‘living at the Beasley home ae a member of the amily for sever years marrying “Mrs. Beasley, Parker acquired two step-children, Katherine, 21, only one year younger than her new stepfather, and James, 14." The Beasleys were ‘married in New Fork Jan; 1, 1915, before Parlors rn. Beasley, former. tennis coach at Tulane and Princeton Universities, is now coach at the Bermuda Lawn Tennis Club. He ng ker when: he saw the boy in aukee several years ago. At. the time,

Parker was chasing balls at a public |

tennis court, earning $2 a week." The coach: took the boy into his home and: developed him into ‘a ranking player. Last year Parker

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will be necessary for him to" keep

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within specified acreage allotments and to carry out soil-building practices on a portion of his land. By so doing he can earn ‘an AAA pa ment. and be eligible for on loans.”

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