Mayor-Elect Predicts River Transport Revival
Marcus R. Sulzer, mayor-elect of Madison Indiana, after a national river conference, predicts revival of river transportation linked with railroads. He says ships will soon unload on the Ohio and carry cargo to foreign soil without reloading, signaling cheaper transport and growing American crude drug business next year.
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Marcus R. Sulzer
Madison
Ind
Indianapolis
Washington, D. C
Sulzer
Ohio
Marmon Head Speaks to Engineers on Industry Sides
G. M. Williams president of Nordyke and Marmon urged careful analysis of both mechanical and human sides of all industries to ensure success. He spoke Tuesday night before the Indiana section of the American Society of Engineers with Purdue University dean A A Potter presiding.
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G. M. Williams
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Indiana
American Society of Engineers
A. A. Potter
Purdue University
Probation System Report Due At Bar Association Meeting
A report advocating legislation to establish a probation system for convicted criminals in Indiana will be submitted tonight at a meeting of the Indianapolis Bar Association at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The plan offers convicted individuals a chance for probation.
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Bar Association
Indiana
Indianapolis Bar Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
City Gift Surprises Officials in Alley Land Deed
Mr and Mrs Will Hays deed 2100 square feet behind their home at 1564 N Rural St for an alley project. They had sold adjacent land with a condition that 300 square feet be ceded to the city when the alley is built. Mrs Hays said everyone should yield for the common good.
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Will Hays
Board of Works
Rural St
Community crime plan praised as best under supervision
The plan labeled make good under careful court supervision is hailed as the most effective crime-fighting method. Judson L. Stark, county chief deputy prosecutor, will present the report. Committee members drafting the recommendation include Earl R. Conder Judge Dan V. White Clarence E. Weir Frank A. Symmes Adele Storck Thomas D. Stevenson George Rinner Harry E. Raitano Judge Sidney Miller Judge Fred McCallister Bernard Korbly and Emsley W. Johnson.
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Judson L. Stark
Earl R. Conder
Dan
Pastors to Gather at East Tenth Street Church
Methodist ministers will be guests of East Tenth Street Methodist Church next Monday, announced by Rev. M. S. Marble secretary. Rev. George S. Henninger will host. Dr. O. W. Fifer urged evangelism through regular church channels in an address Monday before the pastors.
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East Tenth Street Methodist Church
M. S. Marble
George S. Henninger
O. W. Fifer
Central Avenue M. E
Bus Fare Increase Approved by Public Service Commission
The Interstate Public Service Company gains authority to raise fares between Indianapolis and Seymour by about 100 percent. A basic cash fare stands at 8 cents per mile with various ticket strips and a forty ride commutation option. The PSC also allows issuance of $3,357,600 in securities for financing.
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Public Service Commission
Interstate Public Service Company
Indianapolis
Seymour
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