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Mental Hygiene Bill | r 10 (UP)— turbances stemming from retire- i The two houses of the Indiana Legislature flatly defy each Back of the whole wrangle is! yg e 3 | THACA. N. Y. Feb {ve ent,” Dr. Willams sald. “It| wirty Indianapolis, Marion
“Current Pending Legislation Cornell University is undertaking! ™
other on the subject of increasing hunting-fishing-trapping license the politically unpopular alterna-| - { w § ested that work) 14 en will fees. \ : Hive of revoking the free, lifetime On Mental Hygiene” will be the a study of the possibility that( 50 | On of bed many|County and State pol caman IndS dSS | 4 The Teferees in the form of a conference committee have been hunting and fishing licenses given subject of tonight's Jaycee Forum occupational retirement may be whom doctors say are hopeless.” start Tale os the one-week |called in to arbitrate the erence. to veterans, | (WIRE, 9:30 p. m.) | defeating its own purpose ; - {diana University o | “The House flatly refused to agree to the Senate’s amendment, This will be necessa ot al) Ps, JL. g % fa i licemen 1 (to boost the license fees from en Reale) Smenftmen| the additional license aly anes) Val Williams, president of the The university has received a PHONE EARNINGS SOAR school for auxiliary po " | S $1.50 to $2.50. \ The Democrats—outmanned 69 is approved, conservation officials Indianapolis Jaycees, will serve 8rangwpf $130,000 to Qidertale a NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (UP)— opens. Supt.’ Apts Ar: Earlier the lower house had|' %1—Yelbed ineffectively. declare. 4s moderator for a panel com ePIC SUC, SUNY WUJCT INGE income of the New York| State Pollee Supt POA JT i . y rm ee nt er se } | . wi. “ i on, 8 a ray 750 roughly knocked the proposed fee Whopping Margin ITALIAN SINGER STRICKEN (Po%¢d of Dr. John Griest, presi-\i,. of the research center, noted| Telephone Co. largest operating Thurs . Remaining {increase out of the Conservation But when the bill got to the R oe : KE} dent of the Indiana Neuro- that “many persons who retire in|unit in the American Telephone defense, said the men attending . an Department's proposal — House | NAPLES, Feb. 10 (UP) — | { r Ba : i Are Still Milling Bill 22. prep H Senate, where the Democrats are; ..... =~... Benianino Gigli, or [Pvehiatrie Assn.; Arthur Lough- good health at 65 do not live out|g Telegraph System, climbed to the school will be selogted > Sivil In the Hopper | The bill apparently was having only at a 24-26 disadvantage, the , =. Attack of *-inft * “ton, acting director of the In-their allotted years. ho/an all-time high $46,501,955 in defense directors, chiefs of po! Joh easy sailing in the House and had fee Increase was restored. The! °Uu8 of |niiuenza diana Mental Hygiene Society; It was found that men w 011950 from $28,802,685 in 1949, itand sheriffs. By NOBLE REED reached third reading before the amended version passed by the/during two acts of the opera, Walter Argow, executive director don’t stop working seem Bole as announced today. Operating] Maj. Robert O'Neal, executive Of 784 bills dumped into the powerful GOP majority rose up to, whopping margin of 43 to 1. “Amico Fritz” at the San Carlo!of the Marion County Mental Hy- likely to live out their expectancy. | akldirector of Indiana states police,
state legislative hopper only 34 heave it back to second reading] The House version—no fee in- theater last night, but finally |glene Society, and Mrs. Jerome “It is quite likely that many of revenues also, set a new pe have been passed by both Houses and knock out the license fee in- crease—had a rougher time, pass- was forced to drop out in the final Bash of the League of Women the physical infirmities of old age act
at $496,414,189, compared withjand a Somumiites of uty and coune in the first five weeks of the 8e8“| creases. ling 54-34. ty officials will ¢ irect t program, sion. | iy pointe Sema ———— ——— snap ————————— A ———— A ——— With only three weeks and two days to go before the session must close under law, the Assembly is expected to fall far) short of the 227 bills passed into! law at the 1949 session. Most of Indiana's 34 new laws passed so far this session are of minor nature, comprised of cor-| rective legislation to make ‘tech-
nical readjustments in present 2 laws and to change old acts to fit new legal conditions: All of the big policy bills on civil defense, the budget and! ’ more than 50 others the GOP) ’ *
majority expects to get passed are |
still grinding away in the hop- |
. per. { ? The new laws passed include those that will: ONE: Extend the deadline for ) : state GI bonus applications to 3 : Apr, 30 to permit hundreds of veterans who missed the Dec. 31 deadline to ‘file for payments. “ae TWO: Raise the school atten- I dance minimum age from 15 to 18. ! : THREE: Ban the hiring of any i relative of a candidate on pre-| : : cinct election board. | ! = FOUR: Provide medical care of yg 4
indigents at Indiana University! hospitals, i
Voters. are related to psychological dis- $441,479,740.
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FIVE: Permit voting for all’ ot the oo iliao ‘candidates at state conventions
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: impose restrictions on the use of (well water where underground > k hg aw, ‘levels are low. ] ; bought a sin
. SEVEN: Abolish the auditing of gasoline tax funds in the State ‘Auditor's office, eliminating six ‘ jobs, : EIGHT: Permit county commissioners to establish park departments and provide public
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Bills Passed
SB 125 (Stemle, Bontrager)-—Increases| from $750 to $10- a week the amount to) be charged for care and maintenance of persons in county homes. Effective on passage. (Passed 37-0) | SB 165 (Stemle, Johnson )-—Changes com- | mencement date of December term of 49th and 57th judicial clreuits from fourth Mon-| cay in November to third Monday in November, (Passed 40-0) HB 130 «J. E. King, Diener)—Provides 14-day vacation with pay for Indianapolis policemen and 21-day vacation after=10 yeals Jerviee, Effective Jan. 1, 1952, (Passel -0) HJR 5 (Blerly)—Authorizes Department of Conservation to accept 12 acres of land in Adams and Jay Counties to be known as Gene Stratton Porter Bird Sanctuary.! -. (Passed 38-0)
Brick Workers | To Meet Friday |
More than 100 representatives of bricklayers’' unions, brick con-! tractors and brick producers will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. in the Severin Hotel to elect officers and discuss plans for the 1951 championship "Hoosier brickmason contest. Gov, Schricker will be pre-! sented with a silver trowel at 1:30 p. m. Friday in his office § by representatives of the Indiana Brickmason Apprentice Compe-
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