Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1948 — Page 2
: * Rabies Stand |
Le “Feeney Also Hits SN ... Limited . Inoculations
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y +: volunteer their services only if * the ‘program is limited to leensed| animals. Le The stand was announced by
hei} syajiesmen of ths Central Indiana i eterinarians Association after it]. + ‘met with Dr. Gerald Kempf, city
| + health director. : + The veterinarians ‘have offered |B
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ger’ iA 5 Tables inoculation 88 & nave say.so I'd call them In for **. the program is limited to licensed |, right. away. We did every-
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t of the ISPCA said. We : 0 J "We | fF « on fight any effort to impose Council. rushed through a $5000 restriction,”
iF asking for tax receipts in a small. department to get the thing gopox epidemic vaccination,” she|n8.” : : "sald. “And I don’t know of any| The Mayor added, however, that veterinarian who requires his cus-|he would not allow any other city tomers to show a dog tax receipt/department to set up a dog tax | before he treats an animal pri-/collection unit at inoculation vately.” {points. “This whole rabies control pro-| ~~ Defended by White
{tempt fo link tax with an emer-, Outlines ISPCA Stand igency- health measure,” he said. She outlined the ISPCA stand) The stand of the veterinarians on the question with the follow- way defended by Dr. Paul White, ngs Statement: a member of the special “dog
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of dogs: Licensed, Kempf Saigecations and strays, : Owners of licensed dogs who Dr. White said his group be-| intend to to have their ani-|lieves that control of stray dogs, | mals ted will-have done rather than vaccination, is first 80 already so the veterinarians/in rabies control. He said his|
' owners of licensed dogs and the bringing in dogs figm other coun-| .. Kreat bulk of ynligenstd need dogs ties and. that whole kennels of, Vil need he io acciistion. dogs would. be brought in" by. "No
.. “To my stray’ dog is a dog with 19" "Control the Sireys’ owner “Ro ote will| qf a person can afford to keep
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nd was : echoed by Mayor tea . persons who cannot afford! Al Feeney. {to pay fhe regular fee. The Mayor sald he | Dr./Kempf echped-the
; : al. which he has no control. § : “I'm
» bickering,” he added. If it was!come rabid themselves within six any department over which I'months. = ————
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measure will be defeated if| 3 meeting and get it straightened thing in our power when the City,
. such a appropriation under suspension of | TERT “I've never heard of doctors Tuies. Now it's up to the health
gram is a “health, not a taxation, “Well have nd part in apy at-] measure.”
“We Believe Yat there are three problems” committee and Dr. |
“won't be losing any money. Prin- group feels unsupervised vaccina-/ ecipally, it's a small portion ofition. would .result. in . persons.
“Home” owners who' could — to pay”
“Carpenter. right). e U. S:-Commissioner's office in Syracuse, Donald R. Brown, 18 son of the “be lim-| > teacher is in the center: rr
these. animals In oq feed a dog they can afford tot don't, really con-| have it Noted 85 the law. pro- Er her release. zy
1 ~ FACES MANN ACT TRIAL — Donald M. Brows (right), 44-year-old school | A Limiting of the offer to only he from’ Elwood, Ind., and father of four children. charged with violation of “licensed dogs whose owners can-| the Mann Act in bringing Verna Jean Perrill. 18, his high school pupil to New York |year.” “> the Indiana Society for the Pre.| State for immoral purposes, is shown in Syracuse, N.Y. as he waived his rights for “vention of Cruelty to Animals and| removal to the southern Indiana district tor trial. Seated behind the desk (left) is : Argin Maye Al Feeney. | U. S. Commissioner H. Van. Wagenon Hancock.
FREED IN $1000 BOND—Verna- Joon -was-$reed. way of ; thinking a for vaccingtons. - + .f6day in $1000-bond posted by her mother, Mrs, Ross
Verna Jean is shown (left) leaving
i pe ESDAY MA Ci pn 9 HuriHere | in5 Traffic “Accidents. rie
“Ning persons-were- injured - apolis streets last night and early today. ie dhvets at Gt Moh xr TOORY. om kn sto and a truck at 23d and Meridian Sts, last night. They were riding : in. a ear driven by Mrs. Kathleen Cyrus, 32, of Anadarko, Okla, who| Six-year-old ‘| was badly hurt. Others injured in the car were Mfs. Marilla Honan, us N.
gusta, collided with one driven by driven by Prickle, 23, of 1504 Park
aes Bains 1Pct. in April
Still 4 Per Cent Below | All-Time '47 Peck:
Indiana's business volume was the car up. on one per cent in April despite some interruptions
turing, the Indiana » University business research bureau Bloomington, announced today. in the state was roughly back to the February level, the index indicated, but remained some four per cent below last December's all-time peak. The small increase resulted from diverse factors, the review |said, and did not {broad improvement in the state's) {economy “Dollarwise, retail trade “Iwas seasonally the best this year, and probably represented inreased consumer buying in anticipation of shortages later this}
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| Miss Lots Birger. 18; of 2314 “| Brookside Ave, was injured When in which she was riding | with Harry Tripp, 19, of New Au-
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iceipts fell-11 per but were 16 per cent above April Building permits $2,495,208 including $887,495 for residences, housing]
‘Factory payrolls were off frac-| tionally but were 9 per cent above
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