Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1938 — Page 18

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BOBBITT INVITED

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) TESTIFY IN VIGO VOTE Wiz

IDENNIGAN HINTED AS FAUST’S SUCCESSOR

possiblé successor. to William A.

ber whose resignation becomes ef-

William' P. Dennigan, Vincennes, today was being mentioned as a

URGES CHANGE.

INPENSION LAW

Faust, State Industrial Board mem- Former Townsend Plan Aid

|w. 8. McClintic, former Staté man-

ager for the Townsend old-age revolving pension plan. In a letter to Governor Townsend, Mr. McClintic said that many letters from pensioners indicate “unfair treatment by some ° of the county welfare boards.” At present, old-age pensions are subject to administration by the State Welfare Department, but local

medical care and surgical treatment

for persons receiving pensions and payment of $150 for funeral. expenses. “1 recommend that you give the plan your support and urge all members of the State Legislature to act upon it in the legislative session of January, 1939,” the. letter con-

Meridian St., who died Dec. 20, according to a wii on fle in Probate Court today. A sister, Mrs. Emnia, r Hugg, was. left $5000 and a granddaughter, Miss Roslyn Downing, was made beneficiary of a trust fund. A nephew; Harry Bedell, was. named executor of the will, and his wife, Mrs. Ida Bedell, was left Delsonal

years. fh 457.84 in 10 years. - ~RO IT TO-.. DAY! : ;

Also Asks Creation of property in the estate.

Clearing House.

fective Jan. 1. A former member of the State |:

Testi mony te Ren Reques ted by Senate, Mr. Dennigan was defeated

: f -electi this fall. Prosecutor in Probe BY eon ee lanned tolreGrand Jury}

boards make investigations and] juded. SHERWIN |

recommend payments. en Urges Free Medical Care i nai. DOWNING ESTATE SHERWIN | VALUED AT $65,000 Has a Be , Every

44 : The letter set out definite condi2 Es tions which Mr. McClintic believes A liberalized old-age pension law should apply to pension awards but Baas. and creation of a State bureau as|did not suggest the amount of pen- : - Because ft oS Longer. sion. An estate valued at $65,000 was The letter also recommended free left by Mrs. Clara Downing, 1 1321 N.

turn to Elwood, a city which he twice served as Mayor. He reported that the condition of his health a clearing house for payments to aged indigents were urged today by

VONNEGUT’S

ch N. Bobbitt, Semin State [made his EE ——— an, today was invited by! rd P. Kincade, Vigo County

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County Grand Jur Tuesday present “whatever evidence, if any, you may have” in ‘regard to

Ir. Kincade, a Democrat, said in this| letter to Mr. Bobbitt: “Newspariers have quoted you to the effect that a certain local politi-

dianapolis gi and purchased |. es at $20 each from a local hotel. 5 » that the Grand Jury

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salers a certain per. cent of their receipts before a license could be secured or renewed. (The Grand | Jury would like to have the name of that person and evidence supporting your charges. ‘On Jar. 3, the affidavits used in| i e recenj; election will be turned over to the Grand Jury for inspec‘tion and examination. You are at erty to meet with said Grand Jury and explain any false affidavits used, as well as the reason for attempts te disqualify thousands of legal voters, some of whom have been residents in the same precinct for $0 years. . : |“Articles quoting ‘you and other Republican politicians have appeared in the Indianapolis and Chicago newspapers, which have slandered the City of Terre Haute and citizens. The good citizens of this city resent those statements. “This is your opportunity to apnear and give to the Grand Jury sich’ evidence as will | support your

ETS 360-DAY TERM FOR $10 ROBBERY

trong-Arm Thug Also Fined $570 by Karabell. -

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A 43-year-old man who pleaded guilty to strong-arming an aged obbler was fined $570 and sentenced to 360 days on the State Farm by Judge Charles J. Karabell in Municipal Court today. He hacl been charged with assault and battery and petit larceny. The defendant, William Hardison, 43, confessed. in court that he entered the establishment of Jake 'Flumbaum, 66, of 213 Indiana Ave., - {grabbed Mr. Flufmmbaum by the neck and forced him to tell where his money was kept. Ten dollars was taken in the robbery. * After Hardison asked the court's leniency Judge’Karabell said: “I'm not lenient with robbers.”

HELD ON CHECK CHARGE

Carrol Holmes, 43, of 1819 N. Arsenal Ave. was arrested today by Deputy U. S. Marshals on a charge of forging a signature to a $30 Federal check. He will be held for a U, S. Commissioner’s hearing.

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