Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1947 — Page 24

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{of the recession. violent crimes’ and crimes for monetary lengthen. of the Cleveland, O, sald the crime possibilities involved in a recession will be discussed at {a meeting of 400 delegates from 16 lake dance tomorrow night; {states attending the convention of the F, O, P.

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| against reinfection, | amazing record of

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A decrease in gambling and drinking offenses will be a silver lining officers also predict a sharp increase inf gains as lnemployment lines | 4

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Delegates

| At the same time auxiliary delegates of the F, O. P, are meeting Taylor, ~ & 'at Eagles hall in conjunction with E the national session, nv Both groups

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Trade Drop to Deal rid Blow, Police Session Told

Decrease in Gambling, Drinking Offenses Seen

much talked of business recession will have as much of an] | effect on the underworld as it will on Wall street, | attending the national Praternal Order of Police here agreed togay.

28th national

that Welch,

15 Katherine McVoy, Youngstown, 0. curbing alcoholism and gaming in! second vice president ;

| the Ohio metropolis, ; met in closed session {today for roll call and reports of ©. Extensive revision Bedford, 0, of by-laws were to be discussed at S!rass, Sioux Falls, 8. D, conductor, business sessions today.

business sessions includes morning meetings

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Friday and “alternoon meetings to-| day, Other events wiil include a West- |

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Friday at Red Gables,

Akron, O,, president ; Mrs, Edith! | Mills, Johnstown, Pa. second vice president; Mrs, Treva Clark, Toledo, | secretary, Mrs. Mildred Kuntz, treasurer; Mrs. Mae!

Mrs. Doris Warner, Jackson, Mich. guard; Mrs, Caroline Pope, IndianApolls, trustee; Mrs, Charlottem Ft. Wayne, chaplain; Mrs, | ther Reilly, Allentown, Pa. and Mrs, Catherine Putney, Tucson, Ariz, trustee, and Mrs. W. J. Milton, Pittsburgh, Pa, past grand president.

OfMicers of the hostess auxiliary

Janice Sparrow, | Eva Goodman, Mrs. Mary

president; Mrs first vice president: Denker; second vice president; Mrs. Helen Whitaker, recording secretary; Mrs. Leona Stiegelmeler, financial secretary; Mrs; Bernetta Kavanaugh, treas- | urer, Mrs. Grace Cox, conductor; Mrs: Alice Byrne, guard; Mrs. Ruth | Quinette, chaplain, and Mrs, Margaret Barger, honorary chaplain,

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Detective Sergeant Michael Kavanaugh, president of the Indianapolis*“chapter of Fraternal Order of Police, was in serious condition at St. Vincent's hospital, where he

Grand officers include Mrs. Zilpha! 7 A Mrs. | di

"STRONG MAN"-—Able to stand alone:since the age of 6 weeks, the infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Moberly, of Chicago, is shown chinning himself on his mother's hands. The Moberlys say Robert learned to chin ‘and perform several other feats of strength with no help from them.

Slow. Down, Please, Boss Tells ‘Workers’

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (U in Washington are?

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people to get hurt.

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was taken this morning. Doctors said his cond'tion was due to overwork in making arrangements for the national con-| vention now in session here.

Believed Suicide In Spanking Dispute

DAYTON, O., Aug. 12 ¢U. P))— Authorities here today believed Ralph Zimmer, 33, Springfield, drowned himself in Mad river near the Huffman dam because his wife objected when he threatened to spank their children. A note found pinned to the steering wheel of Mr, Zimmer's abandoned automobile, told his wife, Lois, in part, “maybe you can raise the children right.”

70 Years of Records NEW YORK, Aug. 12 (U. P). — The phonograph reached the ripe old age of three score years and ten today. According to the Thomas Alva Edison foundation, it was 70 ,years ago the famous inventor recited “Mary Had a Little Lamb” and played if back on a gadget

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IN. THE RESULTING BATTLE for safe drinking water, no one individual can be singled out for plaudits. In the last two hun. dred years, doctors, scientists, and bacteriologists the world over labored in laboratories, their weapons being test tubes and microscopes.

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THE UNITED STATES has had its share of pioneers in the Water purinéatio American ‘Water Works Associ-

George W, Fuller for experi. ments in filtration ‘and chlorination, Since 1938, the Fuller Award has been presented an. nually to water. works men who have made noteworthy contribue tions to the industry,

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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Aug. 12! (U. P.)~The body of Dr. Vernon R. Haber, 59, Pennsylvania State

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