Indianapolis Urged to Add 100 Police for Traffic Safety
A city traffic committee appointed by Mayor Sullivan urged Indianapolis to hire 100 more policemen to curb traffic and crime. The group cited only eleven motorcycle officers per eight-hour shift covering 56 square miles and called for added patrols near downtown and residence areas. They also pushed for $150,000 plus to fund enforcement and better street markings.
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Lewis Johnson
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La Follettes Propose Taxi Safety Board Measure
The safety board would regulate taxi cabs without recommendations from the board. The committee rescinded prior advice on amber warning lights and adopted a resolution banning parking on the north side of east and west streets under thirty feet wide.
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Navy proposes drastic slash in expenses and personnel
The Navy unveils a far reaching reorganization to cut fleet personnel by 4800 and tonnage by 120000 aiming to save about 11 million dollars by the end of the 1939 fiscal year. Overall reductions already underway bring total savings near 30 million dollars.
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