Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1939 — Page 9
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1989
LARRABEE AND LUDLOW FAVOR WPA INQUIRY
Minton, VanNuys Against Letting Foreign Debtors Pay U. S. in Goods.
WASHINGTON, April 4 Votes by members of the Indiana delegation in Congress on important questions decided by roll call during the week ended March 31 are shown be-
low IN THE SENATE
Acquisition of strategic war ma-|
terials, March 30: Amendment by Senator Lodge (R, Mass) to accept] supplies of strategic materials from foreign governments as part payment on their war debts. Rejected, | 48 nays to 18 yeas. Not voting, 30. Senator Minton voted aaginst the! amendment and Senator Van Nuys) was paired against it. March 30: Amendment by Sen- | ator Byrnes (D., 8. C.) to reduce the amount of the appropriation to be authorized for purchase and storage of strategic materials from 25 million dollars a year to 10 million dellars a year. Adopted, 33 to 31. Not voting, 32. Senator Minton voted against the amendment. Senator Van Nuys did not vote. March 31: Passage of act for acquisition of stocks of eritical and strategic military materials not produced in this country at the rate of) 10 million dollars a year in each cf the next four fiscal vears, Passed, 56 to 13. Not voting, 27. Senator Minton voted for passage. Senator van Nuys did not vote.
IN THE HOUSE
Investigation of WPA, March 27: Resolution of Rep. BE. EB. Cox (D.] Ga) directing the House Committee | on appropriations to conduct “al thorough investigation and study cf} the WPA and the administration of] laws. regulations, and orders administered by it.” Adopted, 351 to 27 Not voting, 53 Reps. William H. Larrabee and] Louis Ludlow voted for an investi-|
|considered a request by the Marion
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Times Photo. Indianapolis Church leaders are preparing for the Easter Sunrise Carcl Service to be held on Monument Circle Easter Morning. Discussing plans for the service are (left to right), Mrs. W. A. Hutchings of the Fairview Presbyterian Church; Mrs. B. J Tyson of the Forest Manor M. BE. Church, and Mrs. E. Leona Wright of the First
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TUBERCULOSIS HOUSING ASKED See Si oi
County Council Has Request | sa SAN FRANCISCO, April 4 For Three Additional (U. P).— This is my party, ‘ son,” said Orrin C. Pierce to Hospital Units. his son, Orrin Jr, as he purRT chased tickets to girlie-girlie shows along the midway of the Golden Gate International Exposition. “I paid vour way at the Chicago World's Fair in 1893 and I'll do it again here,” he added and elbowed the way into Sally Rand's Nude Ranch. Orrin Jr, is 66; his father 93, a Civil War veteran. Today Orrin Jr. was coms
The Marion County Council today
County Tuberculosis Hospital board of trustees for funds to enlarge the) hospital. | A proposed building program to! cost between $100,000 and $140,000 wae requested last night at a meeting of the trustees and the County | {Council at the hospital. Dr. A. L. Marshall, hospital board | chairman, told council members that! plaining of sore feet. a critical housing shortage at the — RTT TET ‘hospital necessitated construction of ~~ TAKES INSURANCE POST a building for male employees and Times Special two residences for physicians and! LOGANSPORT, April {their families. George Sadlier, council president, {who declared the council was in
of the Cass County Co-operative Association. He has
Harry | Thomas bas resigned as manager Farm Bureau
COUPLE FOUND DEAD IN CAMP
Michigan Police Puzzled; Maid Discovers Bodies of Hoosier, Waitress.
8ST. JOSEPH, Mich, April 4 (U. Pp.) —Police were puzsled today by the deaths of a red-haired woman and a man whose nude bodies were found yesterday in a cabin at Grand Vista Park, a tourist resort operated by the House of David
religious cult. The victims were Nate Rosenberg, 42, Michigan City, Ind, a widower, and Mildred Stanley, 34, a waitress and divorcee. They registered at the camp early Sunday. A maid found their bodies when she entered the cabin to clean. Coroner Louis Kerlikowski said an autopsy had failed to disclose the cause of death. He said there were no signs of violence. Ife sent the vital organs to Lansing for analysis by State toxicologists. He discounted a theory that the couple may have been asphyxiated by fumes from a gas heater in the cabin, He said he still was considering the possibility that the couple may have been poisoned. A pint bottle of liquor, nearly full, found on a table in the cabin, also was forwarded to Lansing for analysis. Mr. Rosenberg’s wife, police said, died two years ago. He was formerly the owner of a Michigan City night club, former secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, and reeently had been engaged in the food busi ness. Miss Stanley had been working at Michigan City for a short time as a waitress.
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AN FRANCISCO, April 4 (U., P).—=F, L Thomasson teaches psychology in Los Ane He practices what he
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Unable to sleep, Mr. Thomas A followed | him and at a dark corner moved | Mr. Thomasson thought he was goThen' he
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the stranger. “Hi, buddy.’ 1 haven't eaten since. . . “Well, I'll be—" startled stranger. was gonna hold you up!”
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sympathy with the board's request, ari ‘ments for famers,| said he would call a council meeting Neo aint by Rep. | for next week to determine whether Claren ce Cannon (D. Mo) to Agri-| Or hot money for such a program is|
cultural Appropriation bill to pr vide 250 million dollars with whic to make parity payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 to producers of wheat, corn, cotton, rice and tobacco. Rejected, 204 nays to 191 yeas. Not voting, 37 Ren. Larrabee voted in favor
gation.
hn funds can be raised. He said he would seek to determine if money in the County tuberculosis general fund can legally be used for a building program. If no money is available from this source of it will be necessary to attempt to! | issue bonds, he said.
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payments, Rep. Ludlow, against. Additional appropriation for work relief, March 31: Motion by Rep.) John Taber (R., N. Y) to send the bill back to the Appropriations Committee with instructions to reduce | the amount to be appropriated for| WPA for the remainder of the pres-| ent fiscal vear to 55 million dollars. | Rejected, 276 nays to 130 yeas. Not voting, 26. Both Reps. Larrabee and Ludlow voted against the reduction, | _ March 31: Passage of bill appro- | priating 100 million dollars for work relief during remainder of present fiscal year—that is, until July 1, 1039. Passed, 290 to 110. Not voting, 31. Reps. Larrabee and Ludlow voted for the appropriation. Some of those voting “nay” favored the full 150-million-dollar appropriation sought by President Noosaveit. Others favored an amount smaller than 100 million dollars, The attendance records of Senators based on 88 quorum calls and 17 roll calls since January 3, follows: Present Absent Minton .... 102 3 van Nuys 13 The attendance records of Repre-| sentatives, based on 19 quorum calls| and 29 roll calls since January 8. follows:
Present Absent . 46
Larrabee ‘ ‘ a
Ludlow
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Construction is expected to begin this week on the last availiable office space in the new portion of the Federal building. The unfinished rooms are on the north corridor of the fourth floor, facing the inner court. When completed they will house offices of the Federal Housing Authority and the Railway Mail division of the Postoffice. Charles C Clift, building custodian, said the contract for the construction has been awarded to a Lockland, O, firm for $21934. The contract also calls for improvements in the offices of the Alcohol Tax Unit and the Internal Revenue Department on the third floor.
W. E. HAMILTON, 72, DIES AT AUBURN
AUBURN, April 4 (U. P) —Three vears ago William Ellsworth Hamil-| ton, his
tombstone,
Center Cemetery near here. Yesterday Mr. Hamilton died. He
was 72 years old. Relatives said he!
would be buried as he wished with his his grave
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