Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1938 — Page 4
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ington Township,
INDIANAPOL
a Relief Cost
In County 3. 6. Per Cent in ‘March
Increases
Rise Is 31. 5 Over Same Month | Month in 1937, Ubercioy. ment Commission Reports; Gain Is Greatest i in “Franklin Township; Pike Shows Drop.
Cost of direct relief in Marjon County showed an increase of 36 per |
cent_in March over February, and 31.5 per cent over March, 1937, according to figures released today by the Governor's Commission on Unemployment Relief. - The -total cost in March was $199,453.68. At the same time, the Commission reported that County expenditures for the first quarter of 1938 were 38 per cent more than for.the similar period of 1637. The number of cases and the number. of persons’ affected
also showed an increase for thee
quarter and for last month over March, 1937. There was a decrease of 937 persons served in March as compared to February. The greatest increase for March over February was shown by Franklin Township at 42.9 per: cent.
Drops in One Township
Only one township showed a drop for the first quarter of this year under the total for the first quarter of 1937. That was Pike Township, where the cost went from $655.28 to $521.49, a drop of 20 per cent.
Washington Township expendi-
tures for March were.3 per cent less | gen
than for March, 1937, the Commission said, but the quarterly figure was 6 per cent over the 1937 period. Two townships spent less in March: of this year than in February. In Lawrence Township, expendifures were $5.35 less, and in Washington Township $158.98 less. The other seven townships showed
Perry Township, 152; Warren Town‘ship, 83; Washington Township, 6 Wayne Township, 45. Pike Township showed a deceares of 20 per cent. The percentages of increase in March over March, 1937, were: Marion County, 31.5; Center, 38; Decatur, 151.7; Franklin, 172; Lawrence, 67; Perry, 162; Pike, 24.5; Warren, 105; Wayne, 30. Washington Township was down 3 per cent. Number of persons during the
first three months were: 3 1938
1,263 5 5h 8, 30 2, i 12.59 |.
Franklin Lawrence ...
Marion Count Center Decatur Franklin
gains: ranging from .8 per cent to |p
429 per cent.
Ww The amount of increase, March sh
“over February, and the percentages
Marion County, $7033.01 or 36 per cent; Center Township, $5171.87 or 3.1 per cent; Decatur Township, $226 or 13.9 per cent; Franklin Township, $320.94 or 429 per cent; Perry Township, $833.76 or 22 per cent; Pike Township, $9.33 or 5.5 per cent; Wayne - Township, $450.38 or 2.5 per cent. The cost of direct relief in March and the quarterly totals were: Marion © County $199,453.68 and $600,145.02; Center Township, $169,540.63 and $512,181.73; = Decatur Township, $1840.36 and $5034.95; Franklin Township, $1068 and $2449.94; Lawrence Township, $649.48 and $2010.32; Perry Township, $4606.49 and $11,515.80 Pike Township,
were:
-$177.83 and $521.49; Warren Town-
ship, $2603.59 and $7761.18; Wash‘$632. 84 and $2429.83; Wayne Township, $18,334.46 and $56,239.78.
Increases Listed
The percentages of increase for the first quarter, 1938, over the first quarter of 1937 were: Marion County, 38; Center Township,.35; Decatur Township, 70; Franklin Township, 96; Lawrence Township, 66;
NLRB IS OVERRULED. ON TERRE HAUTE EDICT
CHICAGO, April 29 (U. P)—A ruling of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals held today that union employees who strike in violation of a contract requiring arbitration of disputes cannot regain their jobs by an order of the National Labor Relations Board. The decision, written by Judge Evan ‘A. Evans, set aside an order of the NLRB directing the Columbian Enameling & Stamp Co., Inc, Terre Haute, Ind., to re-employ 250
men who went on strike March 22, The opinion said that the men; members of the Endmeling and Stamping Mill Employees’ Union, failed to abide by their contract which provided for arbitration of disputes wit htheir employer. The decision was concurred in by ‘Judge Will M. Sparks. Judge Walter E. Treanor of Indiana dissented.
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BIDS AWAIT 0. K, BY CITY COUNCIL
Fire Station Construction Plans Approved by Committee.
. Lowest bids for the construction of Engine House 1 have been approved by a special committee composed of City Building Commissioner George R. Popp Jr. and Ed-
-| ward Pierre, architect.
The contracts will be awarded on these bids if the City Council approves the committee’s action,
president, said. Previous contract awards for the project were rejected by the council several weeks ago when John G. Karstedt, Capitol Engineering & Construction Co. president, testified that two men had offered him $100 if he would bid higher than Lawrence J. Street, winning bidder. A Grand Jury investigation of Mr..Karstedt’s charges was dropped for lack of evidence, Prosecutor Herbert Spencer said.
Bids Received. Tuesday
Theodore Dammeyer, Safety Board
The City had announced that it:
house with WPA labor after the council failed to authorize the contract: letting, but ‘reversed its decision after some contractors and real estate men objected. : Bids were received Tuesday and the lowest bidders were determined yesterday at a special meeting of the Safety Board. ~ Lowest bidders were the Capitol
Brgineeritiy. * Goustrugtion” a for the construction of the building at $11,495; Sanborn Electric Co. for installation of wiring at $885; Strong Bros. for installation - of plumbing at $1927; P,.J. Fitzpatrick for heating at $1106. All costs for the construction will be met by the Fire Department Fund, Mr. Dammeyer said.
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