Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1952 — Page 15

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Lack of Funds Career Criminals Face New Threat

Hits County Road Work’

| “career burglar” as an habitual diana Supreme Court. Mr, Hooper jcriminal ‘will pave the way for contends newspaper articles ap-/ {prosecution of other repeated of- pearing before the trial prejudiced fenders in Marion County. the jury. : Fairchild's Jackson was found ‘guilty of

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a . _ ‘promised today ‘to invoke the the May 11, 1949, burglary of a Lack of funds slowed Indiana's seldom-used. charge more often liquor store and theft of $46 county ‘road building and repair|following the conviction of Perry Worth of whisky. ? ! program in 1951. Jackson yesterday by a Criminal

Indiana counties received slight- Court ) Ju: ; ‘ Airport to Add Runway ly less than 80 cents per mile pers BoRSOP, Previously Sonvicted NEW YORK, Mar, 7 (UP) , 3 ' § enced Another runway will be opened day for maintenance and repair Wednesday by Judge Harry O.at New York's International Airof their roads. Chamberlin. He faces a life sen- port today to reduce the number County highway supervisors ‘ence. of flights over residential areas, “‘usually must operate within their| Meanwhile, Jackson's attorney, the port of New York authority state distribution budget. Some HoWard R. Hooper, said he plans announced. : counties, however, levy local! taxes and issue bonds for bridge work. According to a survey prepared by Claude Hodson, executive secretary of the Indiana County Commissioners Association, the state gas tax fund paid an average of $285.55 a mile for the repair and maintenance of county roads. The one other source of revenue for local roads is federal aid. However, counties must match the’ federal government's funds on all such projects, which they are either hesitant or unable to do. For example, if it would cost $100,000 to resurface a county road, the federal government would be willing to: pay $50,000 providing the county paid the remaining $50,000.

3 Wounded ‘Hoosiers

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Conviction * of “a 42%year-old to appeal the verdict to the-In- On Korea Casualty List

‘Three Hoosiers were listed as) wounded in Korea in the latest

ment of Defense, . | They are:

Cpl. Robert R. Boykin, son of| Mrs. Floris ¢. Boykin, Indianapolis. Pfe. Kent lL. Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. “Clarence C. Craig, Bluffton. : Cpl. Keith D. Smart, husband of Mrs, Keith D, Smart, Hunt! ington. on

Short on Engineers

Lack of this matching money and the lack of engineering .personnel has handicapped counties in their use of government funds. Only 30 per cent of the counties have used about 20 per cent of available federal aid since 1947, according to George Goodwin, state highway engineey. Marion County, which had the largest number of auto registrations—217,451—received $1.2 millon from the state gas fund, or an average of $837 per road mile. Marion County has 1343 miles of road. On the other hand, Brown County, with 2399 vehicles and 600 miles of road, got $220 revenue per mile, Other counties surrounding Indianapolis received:

Revenue

Total Tax Per Vehicles

County Mileage Refund Mile

Hamilton 905 $231,796 $256 13,508 ! Boone . 203,139 :56 11,437 Hancock .... 622 16 264 9.540 Hendricks .. 756 192,336 254 10,253 Johnson . 558 160.872 226 5.119 Shelby “ns R20 214.449 261 12,900 Morgan kat! 184,687 29 10,575

Catholic Pledges Pass $2.5 Million

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis announced today that their high school fund campaign already reports gifts of more than $2.5 million dollars.

The sum exceeds the goal of $1.5 by more than a million dollars. And an even greater total, perhaps $3 million, is expected when final returns come in. Also, the archdiocese quoted the Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte,! archbishop, as giving consent to his priests to say midnight masses on the Eve of Easter,

Plea for Dismissal Of Murder Count Fails

GREENFIELD, Ind, Mar. 7 (UP)—Richard Boschen, Indian-

the defendant was held through two court sessions without his case coming to trial. But Judge Offutt said it was Boschen’s fault his trial was delayed so long because he demanded a separate hearing. Two companions were convicted of

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