Decision on architects' licenses expected soon
The State board of examiners of engineers and land surveyors heard charges of unethical practices by Frank R. Walker and Harry E. Weeks of Walker & Weeks Cleveland architects. A majority favored a decision soon after the hearing ends. Witnesses included Evans Woollen and James T. Hanley, who questioned bidding restrictions and referenced Rivet Grip Steel Company catalogs.
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Frank R. Walker
Harry E. Weeks
Walker
Evans Woollen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
the Plaza
Woollen
Archi
James T. Hanley
American System of Reinforcing
Rivet Grip Steel Company
Cleveland
Youth testifies self defense in murder case
Coburn Huntington, 719 N Alabama Sr, testified in Criminal Court after an hour of questioning by Deputy Prosecutor Jud son L Stark. Huntington is charged with second degree murder for fatally stabbing John Williams, 17, at a restaurant on Market Street where they worked. He claimed the stabbing was in self defense after Williams threatened him with a meat cleaver following a taunt about his grandfather. The trial was expected to go to the jury late today.
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Judson L. Stark
Coburn Huntington
Alabama Sr
Huntington
John Williams
E. Market St
Williams
Huntingon
War and Apple Pie Are Legion Head's Hobbies
Gen. C John R. McQuigg the new national commander of the American Legion is a pie lover who favors apple pie daily in meals away from home but at home his wife forbids more than one serving a day. Mrs. McQuigg says pie more than once a day is bad for any man.
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Legion Head
NEA
John R. McQuigg
American Legion
McQuigg
Resign Says Zener But Cop Is Ousted
Former police captain John Zener urged Patrolman John Holtsclaw to resign as the board of safety dismissed him for conduct unbecoming an officer and neglect of duty after a raid at 525 E North St. found eighty one quarts and thirteen pints of beer plus liquor. Witnesses testified two women and two men were present and Holtsclaw denied liquor knowledge while S E Armstrong admitted intent to sell. Mayor Shank and Chief Rikhoff commented on the case.
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Holtsclaw
Pennsylvania St
Board of Safety Today
William L. Cox
E. North St
S. E. Armstrong
North St
Oliver Clark
Herman F. Rikhoff
Shank
Public Work Urged As Aid By Industrial Experts
Dr William M Lelserson of Antioch College spoke at the Indianapolis Employment Bureau dinner urging government funded public buildings and road projects during dull seasons. George E Gill summarized forty seven weeks of operation noting 4996 registered and 106 per week with 1063 placed in jobs. He cited returning former residents from Florida and urged no change of positions without just cause.
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William M. Lelserson
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Indianapolis Employment Bureau
Columbia Club
George E. Gill
Gill
Indianapolis
Florida
IShow to Present Jean Gros Marionettes in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Federation of Parent-Teachers Associations will present the Jean Gros marionettes on December 4 and 5 at Caleb Mills hall. Appointments for the event were set by Federation directors including Mrs. Charles H. Smith as arrangements chair, Mrs. N. O. Tracy as finance chair, Mrs. Edward Springer as publicity chair, and Mrs. Robert J. Ward as house chair.
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Indianapolis Federation of Parent-Teachers Associations
Jean Gros
Caleb Mills
Federation
Charles H. Smith
N. O. Tracy
Edward Springer
Pub Neity
Robert J.ward
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