Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1938 — Page 6

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Indiana’s PWA Projects

Advance as

Of 1938 Program Closes;

First Month

- Regional Director Urges Applications Be Filed Be- _ fore Sept. 30 Deadline; University Improvements Predominate in State.

Times Special

CHICAGO, July 28.—Indiana’s public improvement plans were “well advanced” at the close of the first month of the 1938 PWA program,

D. R. Kennicott, Region 2 Director, said today.

He urged that contemplated applications for grants be speeded, pointing out that the deadline for acceptance was set by Congress af midnight Sept. 30. In the Indiana applications for grants the educational interests of the state predominate. Purdue and Indiana Gaitersitis have Jnperiant ‘building programs for whic ey are seeking aid, some of which have been approved.

Lists Applications

Purdue’s applications include a building at an

- chemical estimated cost of $1,055,597; a hall

of music, $1,094,400; a Memorial Union Building, $1,055,597, and a

residence hall for men, $1,024,800.

Indiana University has requested grants for the construction of two women’s dormitories and two dormi-

tories. for men. It also plans fo build a physical science building with PWA help. It is estimated to cost $368,504. : Aside from the State university programs, there are 13 applications from cities and communities of the | state for grants to aid in the construction of new schools and the enlargement and improvement of existing schools. > : : Valparaiso has applied for a grant for the construction of a new County hospital, and Portland, Washington, and Logansport have requested grants to provide for additions to hospitals. : Hammond has applied for a $1,435,075 grant for the construction of

la sewage treatment plant to cost

an estimated total of $3,195,075. Indianapolis has asked for paving

grants for S. East St.

Grants Are Sought by Cities and Universities

Times Special

CHICAGO, July 28.—At the c

lose of business July 20, the PWA

regional office here listed 1938 Indiana PWA applications for public

works grants as follows:

Location West Lafayette West Lafayette West Lafayette Valparaiso

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Lafayette Lafayette

Type of Project Bauosted Bldg...$ 271,584. Engineering 1dg...$ 156:330.00

- Falls Responsible for Fifth

Times Special

Of 1937 Industrial Mishaps

CHICAGO, July 28.—Ever since man began to walk one of his hard-

est jobs has been to stay right side securely on solid footing.

up with his feet planted firmly and

Industrial accidents are proof that humans can’t break the law of

- gravity without being punished.

Falls, the National Safety Council ®-

announced today, in its 1938 edition of “Accident Facts,” caused 20 per cent of all accident cases in 1837 which involved industrial employees. Victims of these falls received 25 percent of th® compensation paid

\_for/all industrial accidents.

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\ y one other industrial opera- , that of handling different objects, including tools, material and other items, causes more accident cases. But victims of this type of mishap, the Council said, receive only 14 per cent of total compensation, for the reason that injuries in the “handling objects” classification usually are less serious than fall injuries. ‘

PARADES REVIVED BY COLE BROTHERS

~ ROCHESTER, Ind, July 28 (U.|.

P.)—It’'s back to that time-hon-ored circus institution—the street parade—for the Cole Brothers Cir-

cus. —\ . Zack Terrell and Jess Adkins, owners, said they would resume the colorful feature because it makes people more circus-minded.

WOMAN PROPRIETOR OF TAVERN IS SLAIN

' PLACERVILLE, Cal, July 28 (U. P.) —Mrs. Sadie Bunton, 30, coproprietor of a tavern at Shingle Springs near here, was shot and killed today. Police said Mrs. Bunton was shot by Mrs. Ora Maronga, whose hus-

band, Charles, was co-owner of the tavern. District Attorney Lyon said Mrs. Maronga confessed the fatal shooting. She accused Mrs. Bunton of having illicit relations with Marenga, Mr. Lyon said. / First-degree murder charges were filed against. Mrs. Maronga.

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