Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1952 — Page 4
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18-Year-Old Police Urged
Mayor Suggests Lower Age Limit It was revealed 751 cases of|
Mayor Clark today recom-inglio have been reported this| mended 18-year-old policeman for year. the Indianapolis force. “Firemen can begin at 18. don’t know why a boy can’t be-|with 1949, an epidemic year, when come a policeman at the age of!861 cases were reported and 7! 18. Boys carry guns in Korea,” deaths resulted. the Mayor said. Meanwhile,
Plan Hospital Aid| In Polio Fight | The Indiana Polio Planning| | Committee met today in the State Board of Health offices to deter-
mine hospital needs of 12 coun[ties where polio incidences are| 'highest.
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At a meeting this morning; the passed the acute stage of polio] {Commission. Six subscribers said Mayor urged the Safety Board to have been transferred from Riley present service ranged from h ight. prepare legislation for the age- Hospital to a post-polio ward in|‘‘poor” to “deplorable” and testi- nicipal Airport here last nigh requirement change to present to|Lae Rotary Convalescent Home, fied that they favor operation by | lalso on the Indiana University Indiana Bell.
the 1953 General Assembly. Equal Pension Urged At the same time he recom-
Medical Center campus.
tions. $100 a month for policemen and and nursing care, and visiting $165 a month for firemen. Mayor said the two should “be Riley patients.
He also spoke in favor of fin- Chapman Have, 0 Plan gerprinting juvenile offenders for permanent record as recom- Stevenson's Pr gram Committee. He urged the Safety Board to concur and refer final decision in the matter to Juvenile Court Judge Joseph Hoffman.
as advance man for the Stevenson
apolis Friday. Secretary Chapman
criminals, records are not publie, but are the crats. property of Juvenile Court.
Gov. Stevenson’s talk.
Of these, 384 were hospi- \day seemed assured of state ap'tal cases and 21 of them resulted |proval for its $1.1 million purTin death. This was compared chase of eight small Ee es The Ft. Wayne weatherman (companies.
\was expressed in a hearing be- Di : 22 children who fore the Indiana Public Service the entire area.
The al va Yeopened Mon- buy the companies, Serving 16,mended altering police and fire day after being closed for a year. 000 customers chiefly in central - department pension pay regula- (Children moved there will con-|Indiana, from the estate of the|® highs ul 72 taday and: . Current maximum pay is tinue to receive the same medical {late John T. Detchon. —X
The hours will be the same as for|Bell promised the PSC his company equal, Se re [will start | ments where the needs are most obvious. Bell will then survey the properties for a long-range program of expansion and repair, he
bandwagon which hits Indian- Bell wants to buy are: Browns-| burg Telephone Corp., Central Inlunched| diana Telephone Co. of Sheridian,| The law holds children are not/with Gov. Schricker and several Converse Consolidated Telephone Juvenile delinquency prominent Marion County Demo-|Co., Sims Telephone C., Daleville They discussed plans foriand Middletown Telephone Co.,! Citizens Telephone Co. of Zions-|
ville, Noblesville Telephone Co. and Union Telephone Co., which only serves 16 scattered exchanges including Mooresville, | Morgantown, Nashville, Carmel! and Greenfield.
No Opposition To Phone Deal Indiana Has
Approval of Bell Ny ts First Frost Purchase Near : | The is frost of 2-day-old
| autumn was reported to the Indiana Bell Telephone Co, ro | Indianapolis weather bureau to-
said the temperature dipped to (within 7 degrees of freezing last ght and a light frost covered
No. opposition fo the purchase
The mercury fell to a chilly 42 degrees at Weir -Cook Mu-|
Downtown Indianapolis recorded 30 degrees. Meanwhile, the weatherman forecast warmer temperatures for! today and tomorrow. He foresaw
The utility has contracted to|
morrow.
Russell R. Hirschman, Indiana assistant vice president,
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WASHINGTON —Attorney| Nathan M. Lubar today claimed
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