Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1940 — Page 6

TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1940

CENSUS LISTS 2070 Pa rr Reormcis

COUNTY FARM UNITS

Figure Differs From Estimate of Tilled Land Released by Agricultural Adjustment Administration; Population of Five Counties Given.

on the number difficulty seemed

Government agencies disagreed today of farms in Marion County, but the chief to be a difference in definition. W. A. Knight, area census manager, day that—subject to correction—there are 3070 farms in the county, compared to 2964 in 1935. The census definition is that a farm is tilled land of more than three acres, or tilled land of smaller area if it yields an annual income of more than $250. All land operated as a unit by a single individual is cons sidered one farm. The Agricuitural Adjustment count 4320 farms in Marion County.

in nt al DOT GIIMMER COURSES SET UP

land, even if only by \A Butler Offers Short Classes ' In Botany, Education and Other Subjects.

r University's botany, educ: and she depart: fer instruction uring an al - post-summer session 5 to 24, Prot George T Leo ctor, announced today regular summer session will 3 with final examina-post-summer courses ec hours a day, Six

ng the three-week

Administration officials They also count three 9250, bit they « each piece of three different | the census farms are as many farms by

are held In leed acres, held in deel

ndividuals. Some of 3 as 20 the count. More Than in 1930

fark Gray. who

County

on Coit HIGH COURT WILL FIX sed eRIMINAL PROCEDURE

WASHINGTON, ‘he Pres ident Rooseve it ver eraa dened

Delaware County

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announced yester-

pointe engi phone Co who

than

C. A. Pficiderer

A. Pfieiderer has been api building the Indiana to succeed E. B. Webb

eer

retired 29 years

Pficiderel

E. B. Webb

and equipment

Bell Tele- engineer since 1926

yesterday after more business in 1911 and was of service d to the

was equipment ment in 1914

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THREE HELD IN FATHER'S DEATH

Sons, Daughter Confess They Bound and Left Him in Desert Ravine.

SHOSHONE, Ida. July 2 (U. P.) —Two young men and their sister! were physically ill in the county jail today, because authorities said they were conscience-stricken after slaying their father by subjecting him to several days of intense torture in the desert. Sheriff G. M Josepir Saunders, 20; George Jr, 16; his Sister, Mrs Flossie Phillips, 18, and her husband, Chester Phillips, 22, had con{essed binding George Saunders, 48, hand and foot and leaving him in

his brother,

engineer until his recent promotion and has been an Indiana Bell

if. Webb entered the telephone transengineering depart-

[the desert to die of hunger and

ical examination showed that he

(he stole $40 from my suitcase and

Brown said that A \

just giving him the same as he gave | Saunders from his farm house, imus.” prisoning him in the turtle back of Sheriff Brown said that the men|a coupe, and driving him into the had confessed taking the elder|desert.

[LS LLY DAY EASIER! ER!

thirst, Sheriff Brown's deputies found Saunders’ body in a desert ravine 41 miles fo here, where he had been thrown on June 21. The hands (and feet were still bound and med-

{had survived the intense desert heat three or four days. Joseph Saunders told authorities: “All our lives we never had enough to eat. Father beat us and|§ tied us up when we asked for food. He was always mean to us. Finally

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