Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1944 — Page 15
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Urge Increasing Bed Capacity of Hospital From 243 To 600 Beds. .
With emphasis upon the increasing need in Marion county for adequate hospitalization 'for the tubercular, the board of commissioners of Sunnyside sanatorium has submitted plans to the county commissioners for a new hospital buiiding and . enlarged operational
es. : A proposal to raise the bed capacity from 243 to a minimum of 600 has been made together with housing for doctors, nurses and employees. } :
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The Sunnyside board also proposed that the functions of the Flower Mission and Sunnyside be consolidated, placing all of the county's tuberculous patients in a single institution under a single administration for greater economy. The location of- the new hospital will be moved closer to 63d st. so that patients will be removed as far as possible from the noise and dirt of the railroad which borders the south of the property. The construction of the hospital building would provide for the advantage of a cheerful outlook and an abundance of sunshine which the present accommodations do not provide. It is proposed that the present main hospital be converted into an employee building with reconstruction where needed for greater efiiciency. A power house also will be provided with .additions to the Nurses’ home and the construction of homes for resident physicians.
ANNIVERSARY GIFT COMES FROM SKIES
KANE, Pa, Oct, 2¢ (U. P).— Here's a modern counterpart of the Biblican story of “manna from heaven.” While Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hagstrom were inspecting congratulatory gifts and messages upon the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary a large pheasant flew through the window. The bird was killed by the shattered glass, but Hagstrom gladly replaced the window. He said it t
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‘Heading the estimated 225,000 Jap troops now facing a showdown battle with Gen. MacArthur’s allied army in the Philippines is Field Marshal Count Juichi Terauchi, above. Bald since youth, he was once nominated “Japan’s Champion Baldhead” by Kotokai, Tokyo baldheaded men’s association. In 1939 Terauchi visited Hitler, toured the Siegfried Line, declared it an “impregnable” work of military art.
PANEL SET FOR SCHOOL HEADS
Have Session Here
Tomorrow.
Most of the time at the meeting of the Indiana County School Superintendents at the Lincoln hotel tomorrow will be given to individual talks but there will also be a panel discussion in the afternoon. , Two out-of-state speakers are coming here for the meeting. They are W. Elmer Ekblaw of Clark university in Worcester, Mass, and Otis A. Crosby of the Detroit public school system. Other speakers are: Dr. C. T.
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TEACHERS MEET HERE THURSDAY
96th Annual Convention to ‘Hold Sessions for
Two Days.
Fifteen thousand teachers from all parts of the state will be in Indianapolis Thursday ‘for the opening meetings of the two-day session of the 86th annual convention of the Indiana State Teachers association. The Thursday morning and afternoon program will be divided
into 46 departmental meetings, followed by four general sessions at Cadle tabernacle Thursday night, Friday morning and afternoon and Friday night,
List Speakers
Principal speakers for the general sessions are James H. Young, International News Service correspondent in Japan for 13 years and’ author of “Behind the Rising Sun,” who will speak Thursday evening; Mrs. Edgar Ansel Mowrer, lecturer and author of “Journalist's Wife,” “Arrest and Exile” and “Riptide of Aggression,” speaker for Friday afternoon’s session, and Emil Ludwig, internationally known writer, who will speak Friday night on “How to Treat the Germans After Defeat.”
Local Men Listed °
Local businessmen appearing on the program are Charles W. Jones, general superintendent of the Wil-| liam H. Block Co. whose subject) will be “The Teacher's Responsi-| bility to Business”; Dr. Frank Cislak, Reilly Tar & Chemical Co., speaking on “The Contributions of Chemistry to World War II,” and Roger Beane, American Radio academy, who will talk on “Advertising and Interpretation.”
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REVENGE SHOWDOWN
Police were holding John R. Oliver, 42, of 1114 Blaine ave. under $15,000 bond today after receiving a tip that he was being sought
Malan, state superintendent of public instruction; Robert B. Houg-| ham, executive secretary of the | state teachers retirement fund, and Robert H. Wyatt, executive secre-! tary of the Indiana State Teachers’! association. Howard Clashman, Jefferson county superintendent, is chairman of the panel discussions which will be led by W. E. Wilson, Clarence Pound, Ira Huntington, Leo Harris, T. L. Wilson, Harvey Poling and Forest Carmichael. Reports at the business session! will be read by Florence McReyn-| olds, Forest Lake, John S. Hussey, Luther Mann and Mr. Huntington. Officers of the group are Custer Baker, president; Mr, Mann, vice president; Florence McReynolds, secretary, and Mr. Lake, treasurer.
Assurance Ag
Assurance was given today by officials of the Citizens Coke and! Gas utility that Indianapolis resi- | dents will be spared the type of! disaster that struck Cleveland last] week. { Natural gas is used at Cleveland, ! while artificial gas is used here,| they emphasized. Moreover, gas| stored here is retained in its gaseous! state, while it was understood the natural gas stored there is liquefied | tooreduce storage space required. | Industrial engineers familiar with! the Cleveland s'tuation said the
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for a fight, Oliver was arrested at Vermont st. and Indiana ave. after police received information that a carlcad of men was cruising the streets for a revenge showdown. Although no official police report was made on the reasons for arrest, it was rumored that the police action was an af ath of the free-for-all fight at the Virginia ave. social club Saturday night when some $5000 to $8000 was taken off gambling tables. Oliver was held on a charge of vagrancy pending further investigation, ; The social club where the fight occurred was known as Electrical Workers and Radio Operators’ club at 45’: Virginia ave.
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city was using a newly developed method of storing natural gas. Huge demands by Cleveland’s war plants for gas led engineers there to place into operation a system of freezing gas into a liquid form and storing it into spherical, cork-lined tanks, it was understood. In this way, it was believed, available storage space could be utilized to the fullest and thus make more gas available to Cleveland industry in its peak periods. Cleveland is located at the terminus of a natural gas line.
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