Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1951 — Page 22
Denies Decline Iv Welfare Rolls Due to Publicity
Any link between withdrawals
from the welfare rolls by persons’
fearing publicity and the rapid decline in public assistance case:
loads: was denied. today by Maurice O. Hunt, state welfare administrator.
Only two persons definitely af® "known to have dropped
tally fwom the-rolls as-a result
of the anti-secrecy Jaw passed this year by the Indiana: Legislature, he declared. Of the- 13,092 closures of old age assistance .cases between Jan. 1. 1850, and June 30, 1951. only 371 were voluntary withdrawals, Mr. Hunt said. In the first six months of 1951, there were 172 such. withdrawals. “Voluntary withdrawals are not new,” Mr. Hunt said. Between January and June, 1950, there were 73, but that the number increased between July and December to 126.— “The started in the last half of 1950 rather than after January 1951,” he asserted. A Welfare Department report of closures for the 18 months beginning Jan. 1, 1950, showed that death was the major cause for closihg cases. Since last Jan. 1, 2797 of the 4849 cases closed were for this reason. Increased resources, increased old age and survivors insurance benefits, accounted for 3743 . closures in the 18-month period.
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_ which recipients are no
eligible has played an important]
part in reducing old age assistance
volun-
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Local Soldier
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On Indianapolis serviceman is reported wounded and another missing 4n action on the latest Department of Defense casualty list. The longest months shows Killed in action; one missing in action.
KILLED IN ACTION
Plc. ‘o larence M. Dowell, sorr of Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Dowell, Lafayette,
list in . several three Hoosiers 15 wounded and
Pfc. Robert R. Becker, USMC, sanof Mr ands Mrs. Karl-R. Becker, Spencer. :
Pfc. George J. Markus, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Markus, Whiting. .
WOUNDED
Walter P. McNabney, son Jeanette A. Hale, 401 N.
Pfc. of Mrs. Park Ave. “Cpl. Thomas F. * Pyke, Mr. and Mrs. Zelma Fyke, Evansville, Pvt. Paul K. Haags, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul D. Haags, Plymouth, Pvt. Arthur I. Harper, son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Harper, Akron. . . Cpl. Walter Jones Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones Sr.
Morgantown. Sgt. Lawrence M. Knott, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Frigchie, Brownstown. ? 2nd Lt. Charles 'P. Kuczynski, husband of Mrs. Luisa C. Kuczynski, Evansville. Pfc. Albert Pitts, son of Albert Pitts, Terre Haute. Sgt. Andy Swetzky, husband of Mrs. Marie G. Swetzky, Gary.
Sfe. Jack F. Ward, son of Mr. Mrs. Wilbert S. Ward, Elk AR RNS
to duty.) : Pvt. John J. Warner, son of Lawrence R. Warner, Gary. 1st Lt. Warren W. Wyneken,
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caseloads,” Mr. Hunt declared.
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Cal. She also leaves her husband; a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Fosgate; a brother, Otto | Schwartz, and a sister, Mrs. Emma Schilling, all of Indianapolis.
A life resident of India lapolis. |she belonged to the Second Ward | Democratic: Women's Club and {served as committeewoman of the: {11th Precinct. She was a member of Little {Flower Catholic Church and the | Daughters of Isabella. She also {belonged to the Holliday Club. | Services will be held at 8:15 ta. m. Thursday from the Kirby {Mortuary and at'9 a.m. in Little Flower Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery,
Find Body of Miner |
| WEETSLADE, Eng., Oct. 1 (UP) {-—Rescue workers recovered to{night the body of one of five miners trapped 750 feet {ground at Weetslade Colliery by {a cave-in. Officials said there was |little hope for the four other | trapped men.
Italy Kicks Viioudh
| TOKYO. Oct. 1 (UP)—Italy, al-| {though not a member of ‘the
United Nations. is sending a medi-/
the an-
to Korea, command
cal hospital unit United Nations nounced today. non-member to offer aid to the | United Nations forces.
mst fprn——
oF s, Tells Off Crochs
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (UP)
~The United States bluntly notified
{Czechoslovakia today it fully in-
tends to grant political asylum-to.
the Czechs who recently fled into {the U. 8. zone of Germany by
|train.
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