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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bill Wouldn't Fire Acheson, Just Plow

Him Under,

That's All

‘Simple’ Plan by Senator Calls for

Replacing State Department With New Agency Stray Animal Shot

By ROGER STUART Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Apr. 27--Congress has been given a simple plan to bring about the removal of Secretary of State Dean Acheson or 40 bites in Indianapolis yeswithout resorting to lengthy impeachment proceedings The State Department would be cut out from under him.

{ As devised by Sen. Francis Case (R. 8. D.), the plan already has|

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Are Victims

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Of Dog Bites

To Death by Police

Six more persons were victims

{terday. Police shot and killed a stray

been promised the support of “a number of Senators,” according to|police dog which bit Willia B.

the sponsor. His proposal, which he introduced yesterday in the form of a bill, would aholish the State Department and replace it with a new agency called the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Points Out Obstacles

Pointing out that many critics of Secretary Acheson have demanded his impeachment, Sen. Case said such an action would require a long and probably bitter trial, and a the Senate to be successful. On the other hand, he said, the State Department could be abolished and the new foreign affairs agency set up in its place by a simple majority vote of Congress. He observed that the recent armed services unification, by which the Army, Navy and Air Force were merged in the Defense Department, was brought about in this manner. Moreover, he added. when the present agency originally was established, in 1789, it was known as the Department of Foreign Affairs. It was altered to the Department of State when it was given the job of handling certain: domestic matters as well as conducting U.S. foreign affairs. Good Time to Do It “Now that we've got away from that practice and have piled on the department so many duties strictly in the field of foPeign relations,” the © senator said, “it would seem a good time to reorganize in the interest of economy, efficiency and a more effective administration.” After Sen. Case introduced his bill, Sen. Robert C. Hendrickson {R., N.J.) endorsed it and asked to serve as a co-sponsor. Sen. Irving M. Ives (R.. N.Y.) was among several other members who assured Sen. Case of their approval of the plan. So far no Democratic senators have! registered their support. And the Truman administration is expected to oppose it vigorously. The hill was referred to the Senate 'oreign Relations Committee.

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The Indiana Appellate Court today reversed judgment of Fulton Circuit Court and ordered it temporarily to enjoin a Peru chiropractor from practicing medicine without a license. The lower court den.ed a temporary injunction sought by the State Board of Medical Registration against Chiropractor A. L. Frasure Nov. 21. The state court said evidence showed Mr. Frasure had no license to practice medicine and had never applied for one. : Mr. Frasure's case, filed in Miami Circuit Court ‘in 1948, was transferred to Fulton County on a change of venue.

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Bit on Right Hand

A small dog bit Ralph Raasch, 25 of 710 N. LaSalle St., on the right hand as Mr. Raasch was working at the Trojan Machine Corn, 934 Ft. Wayne Ave, Bites on the chest and forehead were suffered by Janet Stafford, 4, of 6017 E. 21st St, when she was biften by a dog owned by August Kramer, 6179 FE. 26th St | Margaret Mae Fox, 5; of 1517 Kelly St., was taken by her mother to General Hospital after

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