Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1946 — Page 20
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1947 CABINET FUNDS SLASHED
Holise Group Cuts Totals for Commerce Units. By DEAN W. DITTMER
United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 9.—The
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Harsh Sentences Reviewed By Clemency Boards.
By JACK KOFOED ; Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, April "8 — The sentences of 30,000 soldiers, con-|
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father. Rarey St ugnes, 5% specially wis 0 an ev. ord, e entire mitted taking part in the sinking|lly of ine Gifford Nursing Home. Also of an estimated $2,000,000,000 worth the smtire staff of J. C. Wilson Funersl|ome for their services. of precious’ metal ii Tokyo bay, WIFE ROSE HUGHES: was arrested today by U.S. counter-| DAUGHTERS, NANCY, EDNA, GRACE. - intelligence agents, ROSS-With deepest gratitude and sincere apprecia fon, we wish to express our Army authorities stationed a 24- {hanks to our many friends, relatives, hour guard around the treasure |ncighbors, Jor thet acts of love and kindness extended in our recent reavement, trove area and announced that un-|i,, 1055 of our beloved wife and mother, 18 to authorized persons approaching the Sophie Ross. We ais end ' Sratetul 44ll-ANisonvie va. narrow slip would be shot. a or au Brite # cards and letters of sympathy. Our sin-
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demned to military prisons by courts martial, are being reviewed by clemency boards at the rate of 300 a day. The chairman of each board is ‘a civilian attorney-at-law, with wide experience. In the vast majority of instances, sentences are being sharply reduced. 2 One of the bitter complaints of
procedure, excessive punishment, for sometimes minor offenses, and separate codes for judging officers and men. The clemency boards are correcting, as rapidly as possible, unjust sentences. Another, recently named, is studying—with the idea of modernization—the entire courts martial setup, which has seen only minor changes in many years. Penalties Out of Line
I talked with Dow Harter, Wash-
ington attorney and former mem-| ber of the house of representatives, | who has acted as chairman of one of the boards. “In many cases,” he said, “the punishment, obviously,“ was out of |line with the offense. At the very | start we set a pattern. For crimes {such as are found in civilian life— | robbery, theft, embezzlement—we (agreed upon sentences usually given by civilian courts, For purely mili- | tary offenses . . . and absence withlout leave formed a large percentlage of them , .. we tried to seek lout causes; such as family troubles, {and mental condition of the | offender, and such things. The be- { havior of the men while in confin- { ment was also considered. As a result, practically all sentences were cut. | “Though 30,000 men, convicted of { all manner of offenses from AWOL
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to rape or murder, may seem large, the percentage compared with crime in civilian life, is actually very - favorable. Considering the millions of men in uniform, and the fact that many of the cases would not have been offenses at all or, at most, misdemeanors had the offenders been out of uniform, it seems to me that the army was| very well behaved.” The clemency boards are con-| cerned only with sentences already | passed. They have nothing to do, with reorganizing a courts martial | system responsible for excessive | sentences, -and preferential treat- | ment of officers facing the same charges as enlisted men.® | Mr. Harter declined to discuss| these points, though he did admit |
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matters as indeterminate sentences, | or in having trained lawyers nandie | {prosecution and defense. { Later I met a sergeant, whom I ‘had known when he was serving | with the 8th air force in Englund. | | We discussed the clemency boards.
Mrs. Todd Seeks State House Seat
Mrs. Agnes M. Todd, county Republican vice chairwoman, has filed her candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative.
Formerly em-=-ployed at the state auto license bureau, Mrs, Todd for the last three &: years has been $& intake supervisor for juvenile court. She attended DePauw university, where she was affiliated with the Kappa Kappa Mrs. Todd She is a member of the National Society Daughters of the Union, North Methodist church, Riley Cheer Guild, and Marion County Juvenile Center auxiliary. She also is a member of various Republican
‘house apprpriations committee, ap-
proving a $358,825,758 four-depart-ment appropiration bill, today knocked out all funds for the state department's disputed intelligence unit and halved its funds for an international information service. Henry A. Wallace's commerce department also took a cut, gefting $30,763,000 less than the $173,777,000 proposed by the budget bureau. The commtitee, referring to government departments in general, criticized the “spending psychology” which developed during the war and said this “must be eliminated.” Beside the state and commerce departments, the bill carries funds to operate the justice department and the federal judiciary during the 1947 fiscal year beginning this July 1. Bureaus Totals Reduced Funds recommended. by the com= mittee were $56,191,938 less than proposed by the budget bureau, but in each case the amount was more than the departments had for 1946. The recommendations were: State department — committee,
885,308. Justice — committee, $95,168,250; budget bureau, $96,771,050. Commerce—committee, $143,024 - 000; budget bureau, $173,777,000. Judiciary—committee, $15,850,100; budget bureau, $16,584,330. Total — committee, $358,825,758; budget bureau, $415,017 688. Foreign Service Slashed The committee slashed a requested $19,284.778 for the state department’s international information service and cultural relations program to $10,000,000 despite a plea by Secretary James F. Byrnes that it was important to future understanding between nations. It likewise turned a deaf ear to Wallace's plea for bigger appropriations which, he said, were needed by his department to help American business in achieving the goal of full production and employment. But it heeded FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover's warning that the post-war crime wave is alarming and voted the FBI the entire $28,-
$104,783,408; budget bureau, $127.- v
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DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis “Times, “Tuesday, April 9, 1946 BOSTON—Hiram R., beloved husband of Nellie, father of C. L. Boston, rand.
father of Robert Lee Boston, U. 8. N,, New Orleans, and brother of Pollie Oakes,
Services p. m. at t . C. Wilson * the Chimes” 1234 Prospect St. and 3 p. m. at the Southside Church of the Nazarene, Olive St. and Le Grand Ave Burial Washingioh Park. Friends may call at the “Chape BOYD—Mrs. Ida May, 3615 Kenwood, beloved wife of the late William K., mother of Maud L., passed away Sunday evening
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CANADAY—Mrs. Emogene, mother of Burton and Mrs. Bess Hadley, sister of . L. Burton, Danville, Ill; Mrs. Elsie Stump, Newtown, Ill.; Miss Louise Burton, of Illinois. Passed away Monday. Service Flanner and Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Oakwood Cemetery, near Oakwood,
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CASTIN—Harriet Alice, mother of the late Earl M. Costin, grandmother of James W. Costin and two great-grand-children, passed away Monday evening. Service and burial at Bellefontaine, O., Wednesday at 1 p. m. Friends may call at the Hisey & Titus Mortuary Tuesday
COURTNEY—George M., age 57, beloved husband of Mary, father of Prancis T. end George W. and Joan, passed away at
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FISHEL—Charles W., beloved husband of Mrs. Margaret Goger Fishel, father of Mrs. George Weimer, Mrs. and Wildam J. Fishel, passed away Sunday, April 7, at late residence, 751 Standish ave. age 68 years. Funeral from the Voigt mortuary, 1632 8. Meridian st.,
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“The committee was also not sat~ willard C. Miller, son of Claude C. Miller is , ‘hi and brother of Evan W., Miller, passed isfled with the types of books which away suddenly Sunday at Newport, Tenn. have been’ and are proposed to be| Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., at the G. si ihr. | H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8S. East distributed by the division of libra st Priends invited Burial Memorial ries and institutions,” the report| park. Priends may call at funeral home. said. : OSBON—Malsey M., beloved mother of “ Floyd E. Osbon and Nina Lamb, grandMany of them do not represent mother of William A. and Alvin Storey, the American viewpoint at all and|passed away Tuesday morning. Private funeral from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill at times border on ideologies and Chapel, 5377 E. Washington. st., Wednesphilosophies which never have been | considered a part of American life.” It specifically recommended that the state department discontinue a
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Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 1001 Main st., Beech Grove. Parish will meet for prayer Tuesday, 8 p. m. SNIDER—John M., age 70, late residence 8500 EB. 10th, husband of Gusta Snider, father of Alonzo B. and Charles D, Snider and grandfather of Colla Snider, passed away Sunday. Funeral at Shirle rothers’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington, Wednesday, 1:30 p , Priends invited, Bugial Memorial Park. Friends may call at Irving Hill Chapel any time, SCHWARTZ-Laura-L,, of 60 8. La Salle st., entered Into rest Monday, age 68 years, wile of William C. Schwartz, mother of Elsie Snyder, Gilbert, Melbourne and William E., Schwartz. Service hursday, 2 p. m, at Church of Jesus hrist of Latter Day Saints, corner Pros-
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sister of Miss Genevieve H. Scoville, passed away Monday. Service at tlie First Presbyterian church Wednesday 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown ‘Hill; Priends may call at the residence, 4150 N. Illinois st, until Wednesday noon and at the church from 1 to 2. (Family requests no flowers,
of MOTH HOLES—BURN | A 2 : wh i ror ER. BURNS | —ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES | 31 Paid notice 20 Sainte (ab.) 39 Autocrat 59 Bone | yeh Involve ROLLE More peck $i, and Villa PG Bu Memorial 634 N. Noble “Opportunity for Secretary Vaca ; | 32 Accomplish an . =| peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st, until| : i ta , HL q,,Lem TAILORING co. | % INSULATION 33 Cotton fabric porting, can and should be per-|12 noon Hursehy Savure Morar ii. CLERICAL STENOGRAPHER | tary. ood J Myplng nd” shoriand, Goo: Md | THOMPSON—Edward, beloved son o - ] of W nd pleasant worke . 236 Mass. Ave. ha oy ls ot MATERIAL & SUPPLY CO. | 87 Conceals formed by the established units of | THOME SO Thompson and broth- Foun (hy who desires steady and Varied type o Jork a d, Dleasalt_wolk 316 W. Wash, St. ‘ vi-sges || 40 Employ the department. er of Billy, Lois and Sharron Thompson, | overtime pay and bonus. Scherer Electric | Enkema. GA: 1% . PEARSON'S — I = seme: | 41 Native metal In apparent reference to a house|passed awey TuesRy en (Cu, 940 § 8 ‘west. 11-3381. - A |= Es 42 Point a military . affairs committee inves-| some, 1430 Prospect st. after Wednesday} CLERK-TYPIST MUSIC co. | Crutches, Invalid Walkers Hon | tigation of reported “pro-Sovidt’ BO Ey easton Thess. CHOOSE rile Stenographer x and Posture Beds 49 Stati r sympathizers on the department’s| Burial Crown Hill. A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Trustworthy. . | tation (ab.) . fied | VASILEFF — Dimitre, 57. heloved Excellent nity ; i Eines 1472 Ulu Be Bette 2) 32 Garment payroll i» said fd ras Bol sais ed io, of Mrs Catherine Veva,, Eu- BE, PPPOTIUTILY, Jor Siri vith : HA 8 | 54 Not any with the investigation of employeesi,,,, ‘passed away Monday morning. Fu. job security, : o d P £3 18 Nn Penn st. ? AG | 55 On being uken over from some War- heral_service ednesday, i Frm. LANE BRYANT 00 ay ¢ time agencies. thodoxi*ahurch. Bur- . : oe ; Hotes TUT, nin, |S Br eh ali ai => LANE BRYANT <= LITHIUM HAS MANY USES mortuary, 2831 W, 10th, any time. 3 . d GUARANTEED | 0 zod WASHINGTON. —The light metal| WISHARD — Frances Scoville, widow of Needed Immediately Penn Railroa . Im are i g li= Dr, William . N. Wishar r, mo hes J . lithium has many industrial appli-|,¢ Winiam N. Wishard Jj and Charles Beginner Comptometer 20
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