Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1951 — Page 28
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the “pressure boys” but handicapped the city’s whole traffic {regulation program. “The money spent for these (signals prevented installation of signals _at corners where they would have done more good,” he said. He was one of several speakers on the Municipal League's annual | convention program at the Claypool Hotel yesterday and today. Prof, J. L. Lingo, of the Public Safety Institute of Purdue University, warned that unless more attention is paid to trafic ‘problems, half the. people of Indiana will have. been Killed or injured in accidents. Cites: Danger Spots He said the worst traffic danger spots in Indiana were in small cities of 5000 or less. “In' these small cities where regulations have not been established as thoroughly as in larger cities, the traffic death rate has jumped 50. per cent in the last 10 vears,” he said. He urged that more ¢ities adopt
the traffic safety code prepared -
and approved by the state gov-
“ernment and national safety
groups. It. Frederick Cretors, state civil defense director, warned the
mayors that behind in civil rations. “Indiana is not prepared for an attack of war,” he warned. He urged city governments to speed up their defense programs. Mayor William 1.. Betz of Vincennes, league president, sounded
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Services Held For Miss Todd
Services were held yesterday for | Miss Marie C, Todd, Shortridge | High School art teacher 18 years. {Rites were at Hisey & Titus
*fiineral Home;
| Miss Todd died Monday in a local nursing home after a short] | 1433 N. Pennsylvania St. ! Prior to teaching at Shortridge (1919-37), Miss Todd graduated from the old Indianapolis High School and Pratt Institute in New York City. She studied art under, Arthur W. Dowd, Hans Hoffman and Robert Phillips, all of New, York City, and Charles Haw{horne of Provincetown, Mass. |
She served as vice president
(and director of the Indianapolis | Artist Club, of which she was a
charter member. She belonged to Second Presbyterian Church. i Survivors are two nephews, N.| Taylor and Herbert Todd, both of| Indianapélis, and a niece.
the main ‘theme of the conven-| tion--furthering a campaign for more home rule powers for Indiana cities. “Cities are controled by laws] passed by the legisiture and these| controls are preventing cities from! solving their serious financial problems.” he said. Little Hope for More Money The mayors were warned by, John V. Barnett, research director - of .the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, that there is little chance the next legislature will
grant cities a bigger share of state tax money. He said the state's working
balance already is “too slim.” “The only solution is tighter budgets and reduction of nonessential spending,” he said.
Betz Retires Today
Mayor Betz, Democrat, who was defeated for re-election. will retire as president of the league today. = Election of a new president-was turned into a free-for-all scramble by the retirement of two normal successors from their mayoralty jobs. Mayor Robert L. Stevenson of Columbus, first vice president of the league, was the normal successor for election to the presidency. But he didn’t run for reelection for mayor of Columbus. ‘Mayor Eugene H. Swartz of Gary, second vice president, also was disqualified for the presidency by refusing to run again.
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