Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1952 — Page 15

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THURSDAY, AUG. 14, 1952

Drought Hit Corn Hard

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Aug. 14--Indi-ana farmers lost about 23 million bushels of corn because of drought conditions, Purdue University agricultural statisticians estimated today.

They said corn yield Rospesls declined five bushels per acre during a dry spell in July. Nonetheless, the indicated production of 225,449,000 bushels will be about | 105 per cent of a 10-year average. | Estimated production of corn, goybeans, winter wheat and oats all will be above average, a monthly crop report said, but pro-| duction of rye and barley below average. In comparison to 1951 produc | tion, the total amount of corn, soybeans and oats is expected to decrease, while winter wheat, rye| and barley increase. A prospective yield of 24.5 bushels per acre of winter wheat indi-| cates a production 168 per cent of | last year and 132 per cent of average, the report said. This yield] was exceeded only in 1931. | Taking into account drought conditions, the report listed indicated production of major | Hoosier crops as compared to] previous years:

Indicated Pet. Pet, Crop (bushels) Average + Corn tereenes 225,449,000 105 Soybeans Lees 31.842,000 115 x Winter Wheat .. Unlisted 132 158 Qats ........... 48,615,000 103 Eze shears rsras 742,000 Below 1 Tl ariey i.......:

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New Health Board To Visit Julietta

The new Marion County Health and Hospital Board planned to inspect Julietta this afternoon and review the county home budget. The five-member board is scheduled to take over supervision of Julietta Jan. 1, removing it from political control of the County Commissioners, The, 1951 law merging health functions in the city and county and creating the board -has been ruled unconstitutional by Superior Court 3. But an appeal is pending in the Indiana Supreme Court, Board members planned to lunch at Julietta with Supt. Daily E. McCoy today, then review all phases of its operation,

Police Arrest 77 Jaywalkers in 2 Days

Cafeteria Court was busy yesterday as 77 jaywalkers paraded through paying $2 fines. The 77 offenders nabbed in the past two days boosted to 2334.the number of persons handed stickers for violation, of 4he new city ordinance. that “went into effect last Jan. 16, Lt. Marion Osermeyer, assistant chief of the traf-| fic division, explained. ’ Lt. Ostermeyer reported an average of 20 tickets a day have been handed out, with the most + violations recorded at Meridian and Washington Sts.

Local Police Team

Enters Pistol Match

Sharp-shooting Indianapolis po- | lice will defend the honor of the department at the 12th Interna- | tional Combat Pistol Match Aug. 23-24 at Toledo, O. The 5-man city team yesterday received permission from the Safety Board to make the trip. Headed by Lt. Kenneth Luke,

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