Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1944 — Page 9
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DEWEY RAPS FOR IN PARLEY REPORT
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Macaffer, New York representative on the resolutions committee. Stassen-for-President headqaurters meanwhile announced today that the young naval officer’s name would be placed in nomination here “regardless of any other development” in what looked like a move to join forces with Governor John W. Bricker in an attempt to prevent a first ballot stampede to Governor Dewey. * Dr. R. C. Radabaugh of Minnesota, national chairman of Lt. Cmdr. Harold E. Stassen’s campaign organization, made the announcement at a press conference which developed little else except that the former governor of Minnesota has only 35 assured votes so far. | It looks like a forlorn hope but "has some significance if the Stassen organization joins up with the other minorities here opposed to Dewey. Radabaugh denied any such coalition tactics. Meanwhile, the Dewey campaign was developing momentum which assures the New Yorker top place on the first ballot although not i necessarily a majority. But Bricker {is cutting ifito some Dewey areas, | notably in Oklahoma, where Senator E. H. Moore is understood to have agreed to second the Ohioan’s nomination. r Convention managers are proceeding on the theory that two or j three ballots will suffice. They have {announced a streamlined econven- | tion program which is expected to 'bring the successful candidate to {the platform here on the evening {of June 28, to accept. | The managers are counting on | party ‘harmony to avoid prolonged {platform disputes or repeated ballloting to nominate the ticket at the { convention, which opens at 10:15 | 2. m. (Indianapolis Time) Mondapn
i NURSES GET $2000 GRANT
| A $2000 appropriation was granted ithe Public Health Nursing associa[tion yesterday by the United War {and Community Fund directors to ‘enable the Central District Nursing | Service bureau to maintain a 24- | hour service for the public, phyisicians and hospitals, .
After Large Increase on East Coast.’
ive after a few days it is definite that he have rabies.
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whether the victim needs the immunization shots. Marion county has no facilities to cope with the growing menace of stray dogs in suburban and rural areas, it meanwhile was revealed today. As dangerous “dog days” approach with reports of dog bites already recelved from suburban residents, Sheriff Otto Petit said
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the decision must be made as to|invasion of the Marianas, less than retirement to the South China sea
his office was “powerless to do|Of from there for round-trip raids on the southern Japanese islands.
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are no laws whatever to control stray dogs in rural areas outside the city limits” he said. “We have no facilities to go out and pick up stray dogs and no pound to fake them to if we did pick them up.”
. Won't Take Stray Dogs The sheriff said the city pdund officials will not accept stray dogs taken from rural areas since the pound is supported entirely by city funds. “We need badly some emergency legislation to provide my office with proper facilities to handle stray dogs,” he said. “My officers can’t 80 out and shoot them indiscriminately because we would get into trouble if we shot the wrong dog and besides the Humane society wouldn't permit that.” He pointed out that the only ac-
animal for 10 days to determine if it is afflicted with rabies.
Need Legal Authority
Nazi Stand Stalls
coasts, a communique said today.
crack German rear guards turned | on their pursuers in the hill coun- | try surrounding Perugia for what! appeared to be the first determined | enemy stand since the flight from Rome began,
gained during the recent rains, the Nazis were disclosed to have sown the hills with mines and studded! the highways
tion he could take if someone is|’®ss for the last two days and nights| bitten by a dog would be to serve O® ® battle line extending from al notice on the owner to tie up the point just north of Perugia around the southern shore of Lake Trasimemo in the Chiusi sector, headquarters sporkesmen said.
8th Army Advance
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some legal authority and facilities,” a Aid in The stray dog menace is worse in he said, because city residents who cleanse with
want to get rid of a pet usually take it to the country and abandon it on the highways. This is a serious menace, suburban residents say. Sheriff Petit said he will sponsor a bill in the next legislature $0 set! up adequate machinery for dog pound facilities and a truck to pick! up all stray animals. |
SET NEW HEARING ON REDUCTION OF FARES
Another hearing in the Indianapolis Railways fare reduction case has been set tentatively for Thursday, George Beamer, public service | commission chairman, said today. | The commission will act then on, a dismissal motion by the utility. ! The case had been postponed be- | cause of the absence of George | Barnard, commission member who |
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