Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1948 — Page 26

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By ROBERT BLOEM . Indiana today laid to rest a ' functional statesman. | Dr, Norman M. Beatty, who Be died in his home here Sunday, combined -the humanitarian at tude of a physician with the practical realism of a politician. In his 46 years he became ong of the ° Hoosier state's best friends, * As funeral services were completed at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary this morning, few of even his closest personal friends knew the lengths to which he| went to help build Indiana's| health services particularly | Bf mental health services, His burial was in Crown Hill.

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He had great dreams of treating. the. mentally ill as humans in need, not as mere problems oH = the state. Felt Responsibilities The new LaRue D. Carter Me-| ° morial Hospital, the Nerthern Indiana Hospital for the Insane, unprecedented amounts of money Py » Wrung from reluctant legislatures «all these and more came in al Safer in pins large part from Dr. Beatty's ef-} , given to girls orts ; Home on Chri e i po Stedited With being te] Left to right are Mrs, J. W. Davis, 6021 Central Ave: Mrs. O, O, Mental Health. One colleague on! Johnson, 6420 N. Chester. St,, and Mrs. B. H. Beard, 365 S. Emerthat council, Dr. LeRoy Burney,| son Ave. summed up his leadership of that = so group with the statement: ems and seeing them; “ther Te “Auto-Lite Co. Faces “Dr. Beatty felt his community | turning to Indianapolis to do responsibilities.” 'something about them. Anti-Trust Charge Though he became well Known ryrough his years of work, he ~ WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 (UP)=-

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from. his own. practice to given ess of many of his more polit- today charged Electric Auto-Lite extra push to other health work,|ically minded friends toward ad- Co. of Toledo with vialating anti public and private. {verse publicity. He insisted that trust laws in sale of spark plugs. : Welcomed Publicity junti the public knows what is] The complaint was similar to Two and a half years ago he {wrong, they will have no real de- those previously filed against the realized he was in declining|sire to make it right. two other big producers, Champhealth, He continued, however,| He once made this view clear lon Spark Plug Co. also of Toto devote many hours each week to a reportar who was preparing ledo, and AC Spark Plug Co. to working directly with stateito blast conditions in mental in- Flint, Mich., a General Motors institutions, hearing their _prob-| stitutions. subsidiary.

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