Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1938 — Page 15

THURSDAY,

WHITE WINS 4-H CLUB LIVESTOCK = JUDGING MIE

Other CHAOS Crowned EE In Annual Roundup At Purdue.

LAFAYETTE, 16. —Robert held

tor

estock

-F bet 3 ol ght n today

ib Ii He was chosen at roundup at Purdue sterday r of the Henn that :

of a possible

team scorea Y 2400 to

10N0rs

the rennd ie secona

County seventh; PutClark Count) an County, tenth ell Weewe of Greensburg took place in individual judging with Charles Schmidt, La i: Paul Graue, Osgood McCammon, Carfifth; Russell 1 Hardin, Knights Joh Dunbar, Lal y Bain7, Bryant Rock,

1d Delaware

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tisq Lica

Beebe Wins Dairy Judging

Jack Beebe, Warsaw dual dairy judging contest. with team carrying off

“feld.

won the in

tiv ais gh team was from third lack? . nira Blackford

Madison County

Ralph Schilli

1 ng, Mooresnd Maurice Peterson,

Ro-

Other Winners Named

~ ~ 1a $ were awarqed {0 hic)

1 Scoring teams

~ sy eT el ri le y scoring individuals

Association

America president

ity, reporter

elected state

GIRL, 8, DIES AFTER MYSTERIOUS SHOT

SPRI UNG FIEI D O

caliber

June 18 (U. firearm reh of 8-year-anders was the search concenield’s north side utes after a r last night lightwing lawn had h bull armpit and according to

1 a neighbor's front Mary Elizabeth strethed upward, the in the left

her heart

er

et

I did Shirley

playmate

JUNE 16, 1938

Names

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Doris Bower, 17, pear as health contest at Chicago Nov. & State 1 competed

Indiana's Healthiest

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Eamilton County Indiana's healthiest gil and boy 22 to Dec. 2. roundup at Lafayette where 39 girl and 2 Doris scored 99.4 points and Dale 00.3 points

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

IMPROVEMENTS Judge Also Is

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ASKED HERE FOR Recent Father;

TENANT FARMER

Speaker Says Middle Western States Can Lead Way To Better Conditions. Indiana and middle western states can lead the way in improving ten-

ant farmer conditions in the United States, D. P. Trent, Chief of the

| Tenure Improvement Section of the

ony

Times Photo and Dale Higgins, 19. will apat the national 4-H Club They were chosen at the 8 boy county champions

First Farm Loan Asplanion Received | Here by State FHA

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LINKS HEART, LUNG AILMENTS

A. M. A. Paper _— Two Great Death Causes Often Combine.

—

June 16 (U

SAN FRANCISCO i which statistics

P.) —Heart show

to be the greatest single cause

of death in the United States, often to

doct

ed directly lung

Angeles

ors

r. Newton harles B. CogAngeles General ented surveys of mans heart disease showing cided frequently with chest ailments which, in turn, were caused by occupational hazards The doctors emphasized that ulosis and pneumoconiosis, a ise caused by inhalation particle s such as sand and are especially dangerous heart's functions 18.000 Cases Studied

n revi lew

1g records > Los Anital ‘hat these g frequently were largement of the eart and heart t said disease was explained to > a Denver ~ Wasson of newisorr infants s

inuses at birt S nu ot S a ii

nie TUS

the cons cian, Dr Studies that the h are filled with material which must be moved,” Dr. Wasson said This process from two to ive weeks the degree of clearing future deveiof

pment

physi-

how

takes and on depends the of sinus disease. Observation of the disease in chili howed their sinuses suffered a ite lack of air supply beginning Cctober and continuing until warm weather returned. indicating such children should be kept in a warm climate, he said In another discussion of children's 1 y Frederick Schreiber, Deald administration of drugs ts to relieve the

about

unborn infants.

FRATERNITY OPENS ANNUAL CONVENTION

Business will be at the 34th an tioh of Beta the Hotel Ant Rs erday Lieut. Col War ace. will at the ar

discussed today nual national convenPhi Sigma fraternity lers. Sessions opened

H. Weir be

Cook, World principal speaker nnual banquet tomorrow night. Honored guests are clude Walter Bonnell, who roe the fraternity song. “The Beta Ro and Hoagland (Hoagy) Catniichael noted composer, an Indiana University graduate.

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he Federal Housing here ar It came from Charles M. Burkett, farmer, who lives with his wife and ear Eminence in Morgan County the 240-acre vear Si has been on the premise FHA office The application, made possible by recent in FHA loan provisions, is expected to be successful, according to R. Earl Peters, FHA State director Mr. Peters announced that a $24.000 loan has been approved for Good Homes, Inc., for the first unit of a housing project on Berkely Road near Butler University This unit includes five houses to cost $30,000. Robert Mason is the builder The office also announced -~pproval of a $200.000 loan for the Parkland Terrace Co. of Hammond for 51 houses in that city hey are part of 100 houses in the project. The Ross Stone Corp., Lafayette was granted a loan to build nine houses in a new $35.000 homstead project sou of Lafayette.

BLAMES SPURNING FOR SLAYING NURSE

ST. LOUIS, June 16 (U P).— Raymond Underwood, 38, a painter, told police today that he shot and | killed Mrs. Theresa Cope, 40. In a downtown office building where she was employed as a nurse, because she had broken home and then spurned a marriage proposal. “Who wouldn't be sore?” Underreplied when asked if his pride had been hurt when he learned of Mrs. Cope's intention to another man He blamed Mrs. Cope for causing a separat with his wife, Mrs Agnes Underwood Mrs. Cope, mother of two children, died in a hospital of bullet wounds in the c the chest and throat

NEW FIRM TO BUILD 17-GUN WAR PLANE

1L.OS ANGELES, June 16 (U. P). —A $2000.000 Los Angeles corporation was formed today to manufacture a super-speed fighting plane carrying 17 machine guns. Capt. R. H. Martin, World War ace in the Royal Austrian Air Corps, is president of the firm, to be known as the Martin Aircraft Corp. Capt. Martin, now an American citizen, has designed a pursuit plane he would cruise at between 350 and 400 miles an hour. The 17 guns to be carried by each plane are 10 more than the most efficient pursuit ships now in use

burned down a then the family chickenhouse to

farm

ago. ce

ying In a according

changes

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marr marry

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said

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Farm Security Administration, said

here today. Speaking before a five-state conference of state and college farm leaders in the Claypool Hotel, Mr Trent said that the farm tenant situation in their districts is among the best in the nation. The conference, called to discuss ways and means of helping the tenant farmer, will run two days. The

FSA hopes to improve the farmer's |

lot by requiring written ieases on all property for which Federal farm loans are made, Mr. Trent said.

Cites Security Need He said that a large portion of the

nation’s 3,000,000 tenant farmers will never own their own land and

| stressed the need for providing some | measure of security for them in the

| ence, {and Missouri,

future The insecurity of farm | rather than farm tenancy the evil which must be said Due to the high type of farmer In Indiana and the other states represented at the conferincluding Ohio, Illinois, Iowa he said he felt that

tenure, itself, is met, he

| this area affords the best field for

I'he Morgan home on |

the |

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tenure improvement. This is a preliminary conference whick will be followed by state and district meetings to workout further details of a tenure improvement program. R. C. Smith, here, presiczd

RELIEF CASES DROP 10,100 IN COUNTY

regional FSA chief

Marion County relief cases decreased 10,100 from April to May, a reduction of 9 per cent, the State Welfare Department said today. Obligations incurred for relief

here were reduced 17 per cent, department reported

There was a national decrease of |

5 per cent in the number of public relief cases and an 8 per cent decrease In amount of obligations. Figures are from reports by 104 cities to the Federal Social Security Board.

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Dismisses Case

Frank Bells, 1534 S. Belmont Ave, ran a red light at LaSalle and Michigan Sts. last night and frankly admitted as much to Judge John MecNelis in Municipal Court today. “1 had just received a call from Methodist Hospital that my wife

| was going to have a baby and I was

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in a terrible hurry,” Mr. Bells explained “That's right,” Kistler, “that’s night.” “Did you arrive at the hospital in time?” asked the judge “Yes, vour honor, just in time.” “Was it a boy or girl?” “It was a girl, judge.” Judge McNelis cleared his throat. “This court has a sympathetic feeling toward expectant fathers, because I went through the same ordeal just a few days ago. That was a girl, too. “Defendant discharged.”

said Officer

POSTMASTERS NAMED WASHINGTON, June 16 (U. P) —The Senate yesterday confirmed the appointments of Ervin Sell as postmaster at Columbia City, Ind, and Edwin W. Hanley as postmaster at Michigan | City, Ind.

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MARTIN'S RETURN AWAITED BY U. A. W.

DETROIT, June 16 (U. P). Warring factions of the United Automobile Workers waited tensely today for the return of President Homer Martin to Detroit for the

next move in the fight for control of the organization. Martin was scheduled to arrive at 4:05 p. m. from New York by plane. He was expected to call a meeting of the executive board and take action on five officers suspended in Washington last Monday.

EVANSVILLE MAN NAMED OMAHA, Neb, June 16 (U. P.).— Ben G. Thompson, Evansville, Ind, was re-elected president of the Travelers’ Protective Association at its annual convention here today.

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