Gilliam Ruling Opens Way for Budget Control
Attorney General Arthur Gilliam submitted a late opinion to the budget advisory committee holding that all state revenues except the common school, fire marshal and teachers retirement funds may go into the general fund. This enables complete department expenditure control and allows specific appropriations for all state entities, including educational institutions, the highway and conservation commissions. Gasoline taxes, license fees and other revenues diverted to special funds can be moved to the general fund and distributed accordingly, while funds tied to the common school must stay intact and donations or contributions cannot be placed into the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Gilliam
State Highway Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
General Fund
Gilliam
Highway Commission
Puzzle scoring riddle from a 19th century game
A scores 85 points. C has half B and one third of B. B is as much less than A as C is greater than D. Solve for B C D scores. The last line mentions Representative L. A. Pittenger introducing a budget bill and permanent budget committee expansion.
Chamber panel to review Soldiers and Sailors Monument lighting survey
E. J. Gausepohl chairman of the Chamber publicity committee called a Friday luncheon meeting at the Chamber to discuss E. A. Luker lighting expert's survey of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument. Col. Oran Perry A. B. Crampton and patriotic organization representatives will attend.
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E. J. Gausepohl
Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Luker
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Col. Oran Perry
A. B. Crampton
Indianapolis
Board of Control
Bus Bill Introduced in Indiana House
Representative Buchanan of Indianapolis today introduced a bill declaring all motor buses common carriers and placing them under the Public Service Commission. It would require certificates of convenience and necessity before operating on any public highway.
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Buchanan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Public Service Commission
Denial of Lynching Claim in Hancock County Fox Hunt
State Game Warden Milton Justus denied any lynching attempt or seizure of a gun during a fox hunt in Hancock County on January 20. The denial came in a letter to George N. Mannfeld, superintendent of the fish and game division, who said leaders of the assailants are known and a full investigation will be conducted. Justus was nearby when he attempted to arrest a man found with a rabbit during the closed rabbit season.
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Hancock County
Milton Justus
George N. Mannfeld
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
Mannfeld
Justus
Doctor reports attack at Apt. 2 Central Ave home
Dr T C Waltermire said he fired twice at a man he found in his apartment about 10:30 p m Sunday. The intruder knocked him senseless, rifled drawers, and fled after a second shot. A bullet hole was found in a window. No motive or items taken were stated.
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T. C. Waltersmire
Apt. 2
Central Ave
Waltermire
New and Better Store Reputation Earns Trust in Illinois Street
A local store touts a strong reputation for fair dealing dependable merchandise and reasonable prices. Gray Gribben & Gray invite customers to shop their jewelry selection on Illinois Street promising reliability and value.
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Gray, Gribben, & Gray
Illinois Street
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Gilliom
L. A. Pittenger
Deny
Warden
Waterman
Schaeffer
Lifetime
Conklin
Moore
Duoford
Clark & Cade Claypool Drug Store
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Pertis
Pen Furniture Co
Pennsylvania St
Pen Furniture Company
Pettis
Valentines
Eria
Ine
Entiant
Barney Google
Spark Plug
Charles Mayer & Co
W. Washington St
Thrift
Everwear
Thrift Shoe
Erchants Bank
Aes Lehman
Meridian Streets
Sui
New York
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