Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1952 — Page 18

County Pushes Ft: Knox Honors Bridge Levy | oul

By JOHN V. WILSON {

County Commissioners pushed plans today to enact a new five year 5-cent property tax for bridge work despite a split in’ their ranks over the issue, Declaring that the new tax)

would bring in $2.25 million, Re-|

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TOMORROW is cap and gown day for 196 ROTC cadets who have been attending Ft. Harrison’s Finance Corps summer camp. It is also commission day for 13 of them. The exercises for the second annual six-week camp will begin at 9 a. m. on the Post Parade grounds near the flagpole. Coming from Washington, D. C., to deliver the principal graduation address is

Zz. Brig. Gen. William P. Campbell, { am chief of Finance. raphy class will leave tomorrow, rican commissioners called a

: for a 10-day tour of the south-| jo hearing for Aug. 14 on the ca) Howard HEL oro eastern United States. J levy. 8 2 of allegiance to cadets being com- Tne students will visit scenic| "pu¢ pemocrat Commissioner missioned. Gen. Campbell will pre- SPots in Kentucky, Alabama, yyjiam M. Allison, who's up for sent the commissions, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee... ojection this fall, announced Most of the men, representing Dr- Benjamin Moulton, head ofl, 40,14 oppose the new tax. 26 colleges and universities, will the school’s geography depart-| “po \ iimates of next year's return to their campuses to com- ment, will accompany the class. |," 1, in Indianapolis a'ready plete their senior year of school. The group returns Aug. 13. point to a record levy above $5 on | and ROTC work. each $100 of property valuation. |

Jingle Bells Republicans in Majority Well, pull up a yule log and| ome 0 4 is

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Cpl. Crittenberger FT. KNOX, Ky. July 31 —A

Mr. Allison’s opposition, how-| lever, is expected to be futile, since | only In fave Sway: Christ GOP Commissioners Golden P.!new school here has been named n 2 . indiana risimas Silver and William Liebold hold Tree Growers Association has = Bur McMahon Sil voting edge. . in honor of an Anderson, Ind, ready started sleigh bells ringing, | Dr. Silver proposed the new tax soldier killed during World War scheduling a two-day meeting] By United Press after citing surveys showing that|II, the Army revealed today. starting tomorrow to inspect their! NORWALK, Conn. July 31— many bridges in the county need] Cpl. Townsend Woodhull Critwares for the coming holiday Sen. Brien McMahon, architect of extensive repairs or replacement. tenberger, who served with the season. the ‘nation’s atomic energy pro-. He said a list of 10 bridges 745th Tank Battalion of the 1st While other Hoosiers swelter, gram, was buried today beside given top priority for construc-/Infantry Division, received his these gentlemen will have cool his father's grave in St. Mary's tion work would cost $665,000. basic training here. thoughts (of cash) as they gather Cemetery. Cost of repairs ranges from $10,-| He was killed in action just aftat the Jasper-Pulaski Game Pre-| The body of the 48-year-old 000 to $250,000 for each bridge. |er crossing the Rhine River in the serve and Forestry Nursery. {chairman of the Joint Congres-| $1 Million From State Remagen Bridgehead area. He At 3 p. m, tomorrow the group sional Atomic Energy Committee] > was awarded the Bronze Star and will visit the plantings, and then was taken to the family plot fol-| At present, the county receives py,,je Heart posthumously. go to Koons Lake near Walker- lowing double funeral services. (more than $1 million a year in| cn Crittenberger was the son ton for dinner and an evening Ong was held at the home of State gasoline tax money for road or 14 Gen. and Mrs. Willis D. meeting. Saturday will be de- his. brother, Dr. Wililam McMa-| Work, including bridge repair, | Crittenberger, now commander of voted to production and market- hon, where the body was on view,| This year's road budget pro-iy.. mrt Army. ing problems concerning the and the other at St. Thomas the Poses to spend $1,060,630 in addi-| Santa Claus tree. Apostle Church. tion 30 150.000 the new bridge tax I J. Matthews, Gary, president,| Vice President Alben Barkley, WOWd bring in. ? : and Prof. F. C. Gy Purdue a close friend, headed a large con-| The public hearing on the pro-| WASHINGTON, July 31 (UP) University, vice -president, em- gressional delegation. {posed tax will be held at 10 a. m. —The Army today said many of i | President Truman was r ,.|Aug. 14 in the Commissioners’ the excerpts quoted by the Rusphasized any grower nfay attend. epre ! . \sented by Labor Secretary Maur- office. If the tax is adopted, it still sian press from the “War Now” Times Man Honored lice Tobin. Mr. Truman sent ajimust be approved by the State|diary of court-martialed Maj. Gen. ; enaa {basket of flowers. Tax Board. Robert W. Grow were false or Indianapolis Times Photograph-| "pg i0iqus ceremonies were per- taken out of context.

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