Board votes for new schoolrooms and repairs
The board approved spending about $420,000 on new schoolrooms at Reisner and Howard Streets and additions to four grade schools. About $24,000 was allocated to complete shop buildings and make Arsenal safe from fires at Technical High School. Planned additions include School 34 Wade Boyd eight rooms auditorium and nasium $140,000. School 33 Bh Sterling two rooms $25,000. School 15 Michigan Reville two rooms $25,000. School 43 Capitol Fortieth four rooms $50,000. A new grade school at Reisner and Howard about $170,000 with twelve rooms. Maintenance repairs budget $250,000 to revarnishing lighting, painting thirty-four buildings and heating and ventilation. Two wings to the east building at Teshniral at about $250,000.
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Howard Sts
Arsenal Building
Technical High School
Milo H. Stuart
Arsenal
Wade
Boyd
Sterling Sts
Michigan St
Reville Ave
Capitol Ave
Fortieth
Technical High School girls basketball team wins city title again
The Technical High School girls basketball team completed an undefeated season with twelve wins and no losses. They defeated Acton, Sara Greenwood, Greenfield, Mall, Shortridge, and the Indiana School for the Deaf among others to claim the city championship for the third consecutive year.
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Acton
Sara Greenwood
Pig
W. CA
Greenfield
Mall
Businessman Dies at 78 on Tacoma Avenue
Mr Braughton, owner of a shop on Massachusetts Avenue since 187, died Thursday at his residence 601 Tacoma Ave. He was the oldest business man on Massachusetts Ave. The burial is planned for Saturday at a local cemetery. services at his residence at 2 p.m.
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Cullough Cughton
Patrolm, Braughton
Massachusetts Ave
Tacoma Ave
Braughton
Wei Ba
Questioning Ends as Judge Delays Hearing Over Lease Dispute
The article notes defense objections to admitting hearsay evidence in a lease grant case involving the Sinclair interests. Judge T Blake Kennedy adjourned court briefly as government officials prepared further actions. Separate items reference a Bible class at a local church with Edward C foreman leading and Everett Cohn as president.
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Trang Sinclair Andy
Eee
Sinclair
T. Blake Kennedy
Indianapolis
Edward C
M. E. Church
Fier
Church
Ed Felt
Verett C.ohne
Swill
PLAN TO RECOVER BODY OF COLLINS
The effort to recover Floyd Collins from San Cave will resume early next month. W H Hunt, former state mine inspector, disclosed a contract to succeed, with Homer Collins and Andy Collins financing. Hunt will receive 3000 dollars if successful and plans to dig a drift from the tunnel entrance.
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United Press Central
Governor signs Lafute bill funds St paving and levy
Governor Jackson signed the Lafute bill allocating $50,000 to pave Forty-Second Street from the Monon tracks to Fall Creek Boulevard, a main artery to the state. He also signed a tax levy creating a one half mill levy and set a relief for the city court to Jan 1, 1936, with a municipal court to operate then.
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Forty-Second St
Monon
Fall Creek Blvd
Faingro
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