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�T'OR ANDUM
No Board meeting on I:`onday, T.ay 29th., 1933, on account of the funeral
of %elbert Thompson, officer who was killed on the night of May 26th.,
1933.
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REGULAR T,�ETING
JUNE 5th 1933
Regular meeting held by the Board of Public Safety � onday, June 5, 1933.
Meeting called to order by 1% C. A. Budd. President, a t 9 -10 A. I' � All
members present.
Bills in the amount of $430.96, bee rind° requisitions as follows were
approved:
02433
02420 06143 06120
06141
02428
02446 06055 06090,
06140
02436
06072 06039 06086
02435
= 06076
06122 06093 02427
06092
06100
05885
June 1
1933 C. L. Milhouse
Tlay 27,
1933, Iii ""ay. 30 , LaSalle FTote 1
Tv a-�T 31
1933, South Bend Clean Towel
Service
Apr it 19
to T 19th. , 1933, Indiana
& T. ich Electric. Co
May 27th.,
1933, Laporte Laundry Company
11
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POLICE DEPAR 2ENT
Acting ''hief of Police, Horrace M. Hamilton, appeared before the Board
and reported. the activities of the Police Department for the past week.
The application of Frank D. Baker, residing at 1109- South Mi chip-an Street
was unanimously rejected by the Board for f.^ilure to fill out said
application as required by the rules of the Board.
The Board instructed T'ichael Barandy to write letters of condolence to
Mrs. Delbert Thompson and Ivirs. Charles Farkas and orders copies of said
letter spread. in the minutes of this record.
COPY OF LETTERS FOLLOWS
June 5 , 193 3
Tars. Delbert Thompson,
g South Bend, Indiana.
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Dear T rs . ThomDso n :
The Board of Public Safety of the City of South
Bend, wishes to convey to you their sincere sympathy and condolence
in your time of sorrow.
It was with profound sadness that the members
kYy of this Board learned of the sudden and tragic death of your. beloved
husband, one of the City's most faithful servant s for th e pa st five
years.
We trust it may be of some consolation to you