Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1948 — Page 28

Juvenile Court ‘Seeks More Help

Asks Funds ‘to Pay

IU Student Aids What might be considered a

i830. z ward - 8. Brumbaugh, 88; 3 LL a ming upholds, 86. vib Z Judit n Poe, one Tr. aTELEY — George Melvin Mls, ™.| ywaANNA—Mrs. Ella H, Martindale, 72. " KOKOMO—Francis M. Cory, 85, night

# James M. Bowen, 91. | watchman. : BLOOMFIELD Crave Earl Plater, 36.| [AFAYETTE — Eugend B. Harris, 80, 5 rs. James LL. Mason, 76 oundry worker

, 16. 1 . scholarship for social workers is * —Leelan Goshert, three years. | jgESBURG—Mrs. Hettie Lyons, 82. provided for in the 1949 Juvenile enry E. Jobnson, 65, for 0 LIGONIER—Lester E. Engle

: gle, 84. Court budget now in the hands Suneral director op | LINTON—Dick Love, 76, hardware store CO = Charles Allman, 70, biack- "H0CANSPORT—Mrs. Olive Graham, 76;|°F the Marion County Council M {Ira E. Wood, 69, retired rafirosd em-| AN increase of $7950 over last { {year's appropriation has been re%o= Windbigler, 9; quested. The 1948 budget was

CASS—Mrs. Florence R. Sears, 5

MISHAWAKA-—Har: Mrs. Sarah M. Coil,

| 9. | MT, VERNON—Mrs. Mattie Bundy Ed. $102,840. Es FARMERSBURG—Mrs. Mary Ella Kelly, monde, 73. |. Of the increase, $3000 was

—~ Leroy Rushing, 30, railroad) E Charles McDowell, 77; brakeman 8 asked to establish two part-time

. FT. WAYNE — Mrs, Ada Cutreair, 56; Dawn Marie Pat-| PIMENTO—Willlam G. Oliver, 49. positions for probation officers. xick, infant; Prank H. Hickman, 54, for-| PIERCETON-—Virgil V. Goppert, 58. The jobs would pay $125 per mer railroad conductor; John J. Gerig,! ROCKPORT—Joseph C. Conen, 92, re- J ies, 21. itired farmer, month for three days of work a week.

@5, farmer; Harry P. Zies Requirements under the proposal are that the two contemplated employees be students lin the Indiana University Graduate School for Social Work. Cite Replacement Need Court officials hope to stave off any attempts to prune this appropriation with the argument that it is the only way that replacements can be made. They point out that with few exceptions it is impossible to find probation workers with graduate training when vacancies occur. It was also reasoned that the court is entitled to the same consideration as the Community Fund Agenies and the State Department of Public. Welfare, which have similar plans of assisting in -the financing of a graduate student’s training. Request Pay Increases’ * A request of $1100 was made to increase the salaries by $100 yearly of each of 11 probation officers, who have been with the court more than a year. Other increases include raising the pay of the Juvenile Court judge from $10,000 to $10,600 and that of the bailiff ‘by $200. Requests of the Marion County

DEMOTTE—Louis Leter Walstra, 54. . ELKHART—Ernest C. Smolenske, 69. + ELWOOD—Gilbert Stewart, Si

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Chicago Trade Session Carl R. Dorteh, director of governmental research for the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, will attend the national meeting of the Governmental Research Association in Chicago, Sept. 8 to 11. The association will receive 3ational reports on municipal {finance and public education, Mr. {Dortch said.

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Office and staff members of the Indiana State Chamber of Commerce will attend the meeting of the National Association of State Chambers of Commerce at French Lick, Oct. 16 to 19.

Hanley, Chamber of Commerce, and Dean Mitchell, president of the Northern Indiana Public Service Co. and director of the U. S. chamber, will attend from Indianapolis.

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