Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1951 — Page 4

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Showdown Looms in Ewing Cor Stuck in Track Rabies Inoculation Drive Indian

‘Office on Secrecy Laws ~~ 5° /9'™" May Be Opened in County To Ra

Times Special _'similar Senate repealer, and Reps. Cy Marion County. veterinarians Olin St, and Jimmy l.ee Marcn WASHINGTON, May. 10 Indi- Reed (R. N.Y.) Harrison (D. Va.), BELT PAILWAY towerman, /'® Drepared. to open.a rabies bank, 637 Olin, were advised to ana's repeal of state secrecy laws inoculation campaign if they are take treatment because they were

to stop chiseling by recipients of supported by strict enforcement of in direct contact with the mad

\ i nem will join i Mason (R. Il), Curtis (R. Mo.), John Breaz, 53, is always worried nomination in t £162.000 for a

federal-aid relief comes up for an Lantaff iD. Fla.) and-McMullen about the way motorists zip dog control ordinances. : dog shortly before its death in hi | i , e ; oe ' a) . n- 1952. official showdown review here n. Fla.) to be on hand also. across the tracks at McCarty and: Dr. Gerald Kempf, health board Municipal Deg Pound. iy et ) ] = 3 ) next Tuesday. " Reps. Reed and Harrison have Harding Ste, Last night his ulcer director, said such a campaign. Police also reported seven new r I'he. church's Federal Security Adininisizator sponsored the Brownson bill in got an ulcer. could reduce the numher of rabies dog-bite cases vesterday, One dog voted to raise § ~ Ewing will have a hearing ~~ cases hy 2 > od. 2 ‘0oxi- was sho 1d another impounded OT S Oscar Ewing ? g the House. The others have as- Tevi Figley, 53, of 1026 §. War. ox by about one-third, Approx AS SOL ana another impounded a trough the lo ‘in his office behind closed doors . mately six dogs in 1000 are found Charged with failure’ to Have vnod's annual

; ; fate’'s 8 3r 3 . )- man Ave, wag turning at the to determine whether the site's sured Mr. Brownson of their suf LS infected at the current incidence a license were Mildred Middleton,

intersection. One wheel got caught | sterday in Ba

action violates federal secrecy port since’ the issue of secrecy in’ the tracks and he coaldn't Tet rate he said 38, of 2005 Lexington Ave: Clif The conventi laws, repeal has become urgent in their the car back-ou the street But the official stated that con- ford Liford, 1440 Prospect St; otion to app If he decides it does he has au- cates as well as several others, Mr. Wigley reft to call a victionis of ordinance violators are Pocha Lawrence, 55 of 1316 Ken tional $80.000, thority to withhold Indiana's fed The, 11linois legislature has re-'wrecker. Towerman Breaz was needed if the disease is ‘to be 1uEKY Ave, an Ada Harmon, 58 would be earma eral funds for aid to the hithd quested Congress to enact the frantic. With one phone she swas Stamped out. 1625 Sturm Bt, . aue University the aged, to dependensy children, 3rownson- bill and Gov. Adlai halting trains and with another “Convictions are especially Bitten were Steve Adams. 5H. of Foundation; & and disabled persons Stevenson of 11inois has indorsed « calling police. The police, too, Needed in the case of ‘repeat’ vio 2334 Union St; Michael P. Gal Lutherwald; $1 That federal-aid share has heer repeal. called a wrecker. lations "if the enforcement pro legos oh, of 2037 Caroline St; Fred rh NO CANNED TASTE 180 Seminary. pxpected lo’ athount 10 Some SH Mr. Brownson said «that the Mr. Figley & wrecker heat the Frum Is to be effective.” "Dr. Pe 15) of 825 Villa Ave TOMORROW 5 x ol ; Sy - gna DE million. wants to wee that Mr. McMana- police wrecker to the intersection Kemp declared, ! David frowning, 4, of A728 els re # ’ a Z 7 ’ : \ViillTam Kn Ig Ie a ar mon and Mr, Hunt represent the and the car was removed. Today Bh onal Set fast night 3M Bt Dare, ho “ MORNING! Tod 50 THRIFTY Bian ben of. I. Emmett McManamon and In- S¢ntiment of the state legislature the railroad and Mr. .Breaz are Healtt Sony Y R i Tt : F el is < 120 Contes by = GS. Hen fad ALIS : Lo hoard Mr. Ki *h , Mr. Ewing s hearing. back to normal. ealth Joard offices to map Fields, 18, of 1140 Centennial § £42 sy ase 3 rd Mr. diana State Welfare Administra- '" % : Ie | E plans for an anti-rabies campaign, and John Hanover, 50. of 309 Ken DELICIOUS IN trod a member tor Maurice O. Hunt I Mr. Ewing shod rule 1n-) . In 1948, a similar inoculation tucky Ave, ¢ COFFEE Home Misison: Rep. Charles B. Brownson (R. diana’s federal relief funds shall Announce Winners program was conducted by veter TUNE IN

Ind.), who has introduced a House Not be paid it is likely that Gov.

ody tohy a . inarians, and school buildings WFMB— “orn TRY AY 3 Produced in modern dairy plants in bill to repeal federal secrecy laws Schricker will seek a special ses of Essay Contest were used as centers for free ay it with . "CBS World News™ er i rar) Hanks 50 that states can act as Andiana Sion of the legislature to recon- “winners of the four grand treatment. > ro Fel SHE 2% i where fine butter and other did, served notice an Mr. Ewing siaer its repealer. prizes in the American Heritage Meanwhile, an K-yvear-old boy F100 A.M.esMon. try pit delicious dairy products are made. that he intends to attend the Federal repeal would take from essay contest today were an- and his neighbor were undergoing : p meeting. : the Security Agency authority to nounced hy the Indianapolis rabies treatment today follow) 12 SEND Them OFTEN! \ 1 Mr. Brownson has asked Sen. deny federal aid funds for secrecy YMCA and Rotary Club, co-spon- the death of the bov's dog. *: Allied Florists of Indianapolis, Inc Dirkson (R. Ill.), sponsor of a violation. SOrS, Mrs, Betty Edwards, 26. of 645 ~ polis,

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