Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1943 — Page 14
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By UNITED PRESS The Tokyo radio said last night that six U, 8. Liberator bombers (raided - Makin - island, - northermost: of the Japanese-held Gilbert islands, Thursday morning. The broadcast, ed by U. 8. government monitors, said the raiders were repulsed without loss to the Japanese defenders. Announcement of the attack, which was not confirmed by American sources, followed a Japanese broadcast suggest~ ing that a major American blow against the Gilberts was expected.
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The Indiana Fraternal Congress went on record today as favoring the VanNuys-Bailey bill which op~ poses federal control of insurance companies and banks. Another resolution fo make a uniform code for fraternal insur- | ance was submitted to a, committee jand will be voted on at the next
congress in October, 1044. If passed, will be presented to’ the state legislature, C. C. Luce of the Retall Credit Co., Philip J. Walsh of the Hooper- | ~— Holmes bureau, and Alden C. Palmer, director of the educational division, Insurance Research and Review service, spoke: at the morning session. Mr, Luce and Mr. Walsh told of problems in handling investigations of persons applying for insurance. They said that women had proved very successful in the work. Election Planned
Officers were to be elected at the afternoon session. Hoople, second vice president, was to succeed to the présidency. J. B. Craig, third vice president, will become vice president, and August FP. Faubel, fourth vice president, will become second vice president. Other officers were to be elected. Miss Dorqthy Adang of Ft. Wayne was chosen head of the congress’ field section yesterday, and Frank J. Liebold of Indianapolis was elected secretary-treasurer.
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Robbery .......... 186 Burglary .......... 1351 2395 Aggravated assault: 172 383
He said he thought Indianapolis “has been pretty .successful in the home-front battle against crime.” He attributed the to consistent police raids against gambling houses and other “crime-breeding” setups.
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