Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1951 — Page 6

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The Courthouse— County Workers To Get Pay Raise As Result Of Carl Dortch Survey Stude

turn to work Draft By JOHN V. WILSON " |Sheriff's office. Compary that | were for pay raises. Because penses. you think they're verdict could demand new trial Two weeks ago he lost a law suit says, are very Yorred over a says she's a oe Last There's good news around with $225 to $250 paid by industry there wasn't money to honor all wrong, — up your own ‘auto én grounds that jurors were in- to Mr. Rosénberg. Then last week possible invasion front ussia. the to rest up Be Walls ‘at land $205 to $258 by the Veteran's requests, Councilmen felt they costs. You'll be surprised. | toxicated. la Municipal Court jury acquitted Willis also played guard o week she painted the J " the corner for Marion County Administration. _| couldn’ t grant some, refuse others. ! | | Speaking of Mr. Dawson, Court- him of slugging Mr. Rosenberg. university football squad and ap- home and caught up on her house workers. Theil have more and'so’on down ihe line of or ar ae new 3p dury C amp Down J a vars gh az J TY ve tio reacties 8 draw es I a, hold chores. . . . Mr. Fairchild also, .“ obs. |propriation—$340,000—will go for! Thirsty Marion County jurors new developments in his two-year ar. g most talented lohey in their pockets next] Of course, the lush county posi- emergency highway repairs. And can't arink beer on the job. That feud with his former law partner, Back from Alaska Ripple High School. boasts he Pes De She ‘ 175.00 . car, y tions are the chief deputies to the sum worn’t deplete the county {g .a long-standing ruling of Louis Rosenberg. | CHIEF DEPUTY CLERK Paul, ~ § #-» secretary in the a ro Pay raises will be provided ejected officials. They're top pa-|coffers either. It comes from judges. Waitina for Action 'S. Dunn's sor, Willis, has just re- gop TAKES — Republican is Mrs. Alma (Tommy) 8 To Wir ‘an the 1952 budget as the result tronage plums. They average $100 state gasoline tax refunds. Last week a couple of the jurors 9 turned from Alaska and has a County Commissioner Jesse Hut- A petite redhead, Tommy is a cons . f the county salary survey al- a week. Current heat on welfare activi-| hearing the assault and battery, The belief is that the two per- wealth of tales to spin. sell jumps for the window when- tralto in the Central Christian WASHING ‘dy underway. A quick rundown of the county [ties also had its effect at the trial of Attorney James M. Daw- sonalities wjl: clash again at the, The 18-year-old youth attended p fire en- Church choir. She is often called Petia 7 Headed by Carl Dortch, govern- payroll reveals 41 county officials Council meeting. The board!son called for beers during lunch drop of a law book. Despite Jim the University of Alaska, near ever he hears 2 passing pore ON eon vocalize . at political : Ea 1 ment research ? receive $100 a week or more. The [turned down a Welfare Depart- at Charley's Restaurant. The Dawson's frequent statements Fairbanks, where he completed gine. Jess serve: on the or offalis MI Fairchild -incidens— 3 0 io pert the. urs lowest paid county job is that of mént plea for $4700 for travel court baliff accompanying them the he wants to stay out of the his fresnman year in mining en- partment for bg “You can tally, is sporting the loudest pair : SE : vey. ‘Will be. one poultry. man. at: Julietta. It pays expenses. " delamiped ped quick; ‘The order newspapers, he just.can't seem to BINENR. er ne nelatba ho wok Shigt, setiang ing your system,” of socks in-the COUT, hire on whether: the ! . 4 " ) $ was reriset = 0'so. as > birthday gift é 3 | mentf, the few made fi = months ii Yoom and Ph th rare Judges. point- ‘out thelr ruling The lawyers first ‘split when Mr. to classes in 60- below - zero he says. gine rod ney: TS Mr. YE W from militar ‘n these parts to {PoRIC, Sonnet hired Sté 6. their Suen PENG RR made, doy SERFS ade cudin was guardian for Little weather. Most of the “esidents. in Mrs. Louise Robbins, Prosecu- child ec! Wednesday, their. educati ’ my i are Ro le, They s say it Just won't cover ex=’ Kitorneys who receive Adverse’ Avid Ww alker, boy “evangelist. the land of the midnight sun, he tor Frank Fairchild's receptionist, chi & ti as support of = the assist Mr. Dortch with the survey. 2 : _ — y o \ The test County Council, They *are -John ‘W. Walls and . : : than 1200 c And the Coun- Ernest Newman. They'll receive v - il 4 the Distriet ) efl is the coun- $600 each from June 1 to July 15. the Canal ty's appropriat- 7 i paneps SUrVicss ae gratis. 4; ¢ / Puerto Ricg. enCY, a £ r. Dortch expects to complete J Z E Bi AT or- Mr. Dorteh the survey by July 15 to incorpo- ¢ (4 (O77 :

dered the survey rate his recommendations in the and approved $2500 for it after 1952 budget which must be comclamor for pay boosts by county pleted by Aug. 8. workers reached a fever pitch. Their bosses, the elected offi- Funds for Clark clals, told the Council “either give, Republican county officials are our workers more money or we'll preparing a summer entertain. soon be short-staffed.” Already, ment program to enrich their A

scores of employees have quit for treasury for Judge Alex Clark's @ law the hoa hetter-paying jobs. mayoralty campaign againet - they please. Here's what Mr, Dortch’s sur- Mayor Bayt. RGR rom Segre: vey should show: The committee's first endeavor tm All left-k

ONE: Compared with industry, Will be the sponsorship of the A county pay Ba are woefully opening night Starlight Musicals substandard, program June 26. It hopes to sell TWO: Salaries for comparable 1500 tickets.

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THREE: The county has no es- Indians’ baseball game and a pletablished job classification sys- He of ly go 10. /he COURLY tem. No Analysis of jobs has ever| The committee is composed of been made before. County Clerk H. Dale Brown, For example, the average .i.man and Auditor Roy

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