Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1952 — Page 11
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: BY CARL HENN Combined health and hospital facilities in Indianapolis
and Marion County will cary
The cost of operation was made public last night as the envelope. newly created Health and Hospital Corp. of Marion County
held its organizational elected officers budget. To: finance the budget. a levy of 47.4 cents would be necessary on each $100 of assessed valuation throughout city and county.
Would Boost Tax
It would add an estimated 5 to 6 cents on top of the record increase of $1.40 already proposed as the combined city-school-county tax rate for 1953. and would add nearly 40 cents to the tax rate of Marion County residents outside Indianapolis. Stephen C. Noland, Republican publisher of the Marion County Mail, was elected chairman of the corporation at last night's! meeting, to serve until the annual meeting in January next year. Mr. Noland said the extra revenue will be needed to finance | administrative costs, since the new group will have to provide services now performed by regular city and county officials. ®r. Charles Myers, Democratic
meeting,
and adopted a
|Julletta farm is needed immed- peen taken. ; ; Th He was treated for face cuts : e : : : county resident and former Gen-| aquest penny Larrobriation by a General Hospital ambulance co eral Hospital superintendent, was| ¥ ark ed by the physician. #
elected vice chairman. Others on Board Remainder of the five-man board is composed of Bernard Curry, Republican county resident, twice trustee of Warren Township; Mrs. Osma Spurlock, Indianapolis Democrat, social worker at Flanner House, and D, A. C. Hill, Republican - city resident, labor relations expert for Inter-| national Harvester Co. Because the legality of this corporation is still in <question before the Indiana. Supreme Court, it is necessary to make parallel provisions for health services in the city and county budgets this year. Should the Supreme Court uphold the ruling of Superior Court Judge Norman Brennan that this group is illegal, the city and coun-! ty will continue to finance health services separately. i However, should the high cov] hold the group legal, it will have! prepared a budget to finance its operation, Meanwhile, the Marion County | Home's 1953 budget is ready as| an alternate if the new Health| and Hospital Corp. is found {llegal. It provides pay increases for! all of Julietta’s employees. Ward attendants and other, workers will receive boosts of from $5 to $50 a month if the] $13,000 salary increase Is approved by the County Council. The increases have been recom- | mended by civic and official] groups as a means of attracting better employees. Typical of the present wage] scale is the $90 a month for ward attendants. Under the new budget, they would receive $110. Julietta Supt. Daily E. McCoy | is seeking a $1500 a year increase for himself. His present salary is $4500, plus room and board.
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The new budget also proposes to. eliminate the job of matron at $1200 a year, now held by Mrs. McCoy. Instead, the new position of assistant superintendent would be created at a salary of $3600. : Another $30,800 is requested to centralize Julietta's many Kkitchens, which has been advocated by the State Welfare Board and several grand juries. The salary boosts and proposed remodeling of the county home call for a $127,445 increase in the total--budget. The spending program is set at $411,265, gompared with $283,820 this year. Meanwhile, the County Council was asked today for an emergency appropriation of $15,635 for repairs at Julietta.
County Commissioner Golden P. Siiver said roof repairing, painting and fencing of the
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council Aug. 18. Budget “hearings will begin three days later.
Admits 20 Robberies | In 3 Indiana Cities
State police reported today that Robert E. Long, 17, Newhall, Cal,
has admitted staging more than 20 robberies in cities in the past two weeks.
three - Indiana Long was arrested Tuesday as Police. said he robberies at Muncie, Castle, and Carmel, the largest a theft of $130 from a New Castle tavern. Long also told of 19 robberies in California after deserting the the Navy there, police said.
admitted
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Aerial Artist Grand. Jury Bailiff In Good Shape 'miured by Auto
Elmer Petty, 77, Marion County grand jury bailiff, was injured today when a car struck him at New Jersey and Washington Sts. A plucky 17-year-old - Mexican Mr. Petty, 117 8. Elder St, was aerial artist was in good condition 'aken to Methodist Hospital. He today after plummeting 40 feet Was reported in good condition. | to the ground while performing Ambulance physicians sald he
An East Side businessman today reported to .police hé was slugged and robbed of $9125 as
he stood in front of his «con- : : Oo at 2502 here with the Barnes Brothers Suffered cuts and bruises.and a LTNCOz Company office at 2502 Circus. possible broken left hip. 2: = : ogo5 | Roberto Rolan, in his first year He Was struck by a car driven George Hartwick, 5. of 2425 : : by Cecil Cummins, 43, of 819
e had the under the big top, was performing the “iron jaw” act last night when he brought the screaming . : crowd to its feet with an unsched- Narcotics Stolen From
E. 10th St., told police Mickley Ave.
mdhey in cash in a plain white
He said he was carrying the ted ) k deat money. “much more” than .he ied brush with death. v usually carries, because he was, Suspended only by his teeth, Doctor's Office Here
the spinning youth suddenly Narcotics valued at $25 were twisted through the air and land- taken from an East Side doctor's
ed in a heap in the sawdust ring. Office in a break In early this
: ; ’ Inock - pds ing. Mr. Hartwick said he had made Knocked unconscious young Ro- morn . ns arrangements to share in the pur- lan managed to recover and Dr. Howard Aldrich, of 917 N. chase of a lumber mill and stand [struggle to his feet before being Bolton Ave, told police his office
die as to taken to Home Hospital. at 4136 E. Washington, St. was en Howinl Snir Sparen wih 8 ska : Deine ong . . eton. key. and ransacked. The | He said he had just left the py,edi0 Unit Shifted drugs were taken from a padsecond of two taverns he visited 1 locked case, he said. , with two other men and was] Times State Service - :
standing in front of his business, LAFAYETTE, Aug. 6-—Purdue,
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office when an assailant stepped University’s Air ROTC is now a| r 7 from behind and slugged him part of the Air University at Max-| TRAY RS SasvaLiEs over. the left eye. ; well Air Force Base, Ala. Afr 1951 1952 He said his business associates Force Headquarters in Washing-| Accidents ..... 4794 4642 had left about four or five min-/ton announced recently. The Injuries ....... 2068 2042 utes before the attack. change became effective Aug. 1. Deaths
cesses 34 34
Mr. Hartwick refused to name - = a : his assailant but told police he! OPEN SATURDAYS
would file charges some time to-
day. | He said he walked to his home where he called police to report the slugging. He said he was not aware at first his money .had
After making a report of the slugging, he later discovered the theft of the money and called .police second time.
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