Motorist Says He Has Stopped Driving Since Arrest
Clarence Fendley told Special Judge H B Pike that he had ceased driving after his arrest for alleged speeding. His $50 fine was reduced to $5 and costs in Criminal Court. Noble J. McClure and Charles W. Tilton were discharged when arresting officers did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fendley
H.B. Pike
Criminal Court
Noble J. McClure
Graceland Ave
Charles W. Tilton
Broadway
City clinics to aid mothers and reduce child death
Dr Herman G Morgan city health officer announces prenatal clinics to cut Indianapolis child deaths from 76 to 50 per 1000. Clinics at city hospital and dispensaries will aid those unable to pay and emphasize diet and exercise with postnatal care to prevent health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Morgan
Morgan
Indianapolis
American Child Health Association
City Hospital
City Smoke Inspector Signals Tough Action Under New Code
City smoke inspector F Templeton said the department will act against the most flagrant violations as the new smoke code moves before the city council. He cited a case involving M K Foxworthy of Merchants Heat and Light Company and noted violators may be jailed in a patrol wagon without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Templeton
Pleton
Wief
M. K. Foxworthy
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Tofa
Teen cyclist injured after car collision in city
Police report Charles Shorted 13 of 1008 Eighteenth St rode from Seven teenth St onto Mont Calm St and into the path of a truck driven by Thomas 28 of 45 Schiler St. The boy was injured and Thomas was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shorted
Wighteenth St
Seventeenth St
Mont Calm St
Thomas
Schiler St
Mayor collects odd pets before leaving office
Mayor Shank leaves with a growing menagerie including two dogs four pet foxes and a Florida alligator named Aloysius added by recreation director Howard E. McBride. The story notes the unlikely collection as he drafts his will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Howard E. McBride
Aloysius
Juvenile Arrest In Auto Theft Stunt
Paul Pierce sixteen and three other youths were detained at Ft. Wayne Ave and St Clair Streets after a stolen car, taken from William Eckstein of Prospect Street, was found with four girls and two other boys inside. Trafficman Stumph made the arrest late Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pierce
Southeastern Ave
Stumph
Ft. Wayne Ave
St. Clair Sts
William Eckstein
Prospect St
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Pemcer
Le 9
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Indiana Wholesale Tire CO
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Cee St
Washington
West
Washington St
Gregg
Yankets
Gregg & Son, Inc
Pearson Piano Co
N. Penn. St
Reliable Furniture CO
S. Illinois St
Liberal Credit
Florence
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