Prison Budget Plea Increased by Half Million
Warden Walter H. Daly filed a biennial budget request totaling 1 643 092.74 seeking an over half million increase over the past two years. New construction would absorb 473 410.02 with 72 097.60 for overexpenditure and services including guards. The plan envisions cellhouse work power plant additions isolation and a criminal insane wing among other projects. George Wilson also asked 212 033.50 for Indiana School for the Blind including 65 700 for structures and equipment and a 15 000 home for the superintendent.
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A. C. McDaniel
Walter H. Daly
Daly
George Wilson
Indiana School For the Blind
Indianapolis
Wilson
Work Resumes on New City Airport Administration Hangar
Laborers begin again on the administration hangar at the new municipal airport south of Ben Davis. Wages will be paid by Commonwealth Casualty Company, holder of the bond for Charles T. Caldwell, general contractor, after a city fault order. Completion now expected around January 1, with previous stoppage tied to wage payments.
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New Municipal Airport
Ben Davis
Commonwealth Casualty Company
Charles T. Caldwell
Caldwell
Olivet College Removal Decision Delayed Amid Site Review
Olivet college and Nazarene seminary near Danville Illinois have not yet decided on moving to Butler University’s Indianapolis campus. A committee will inspect the Butler site as trustees weigh offers. Removal would abandon about one million dollars in Olivet property while the college serves around 300 students.
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Olivet College
Nazarene Theological Seminary
Danville
Ill
Butler University
Indianapolis
Butler
Olivet
World leaders search for Hoover to convene world conference
Foreign business leaders abroad urge President Hoover to call a world economic conference to end the global slump and unemployment. They argue united action is needed while noting the Smoot Hawley tariff and war debts as major obstacles to international talks. They doubt Hoover will sponsor such a gathering officially.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Germany
France
England
Farmer Severely Hurt in Times Special
Ferrell Hendershot, 33, a farmer west of Columbus, was seriously injured when his car overturned on state road 46 near the Brown county line. He was taken to a hospital with facial lacerations, broken teeth, and a broken collar bone after losing control on fresh gravel.
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Columbus
Ind
Ferrell Hendershot
Farmer
Here
Brown County
Hendershot
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