Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 75, Decatur, Adams County, 28 March 1935 — Page 7

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national committeeman. and other i organizers of the mid-west move ! merit refused to disavow the pre* ent party organization headed by Fletcher. The plait was presented U> Fletcher and the agrarian bloc Is convinced ho is sympathetic. Except for the progressives. response to the party rejuvenation ; program byway of a mid west polithul revival meeting lias been . satiul'actory to its sponsors. Capper's support is significant. About a year ago lie was quietly , dropped from the Republican senatorial - congressional campaign committee because he was too liberal. Sen. L. J. Dickinson, It., ; la., was given me job of guiding senatorial cumimigns in the farm belt. The senatorial - congressional committee considered itself ! too liberal to join completely with ! the Republican national committee in 1934 campaign work, chairman Fletcher and his organisation were kept out of sight of J most mid-western voters. Now Capper, Dickinson and ! Fletcher are on common ground again in a drive for party harmony. There are two possibilities of miscalculation in the gettogether strategy. First, someone may stampede the mid-west conferees to radical policies which eastern leaders will not swallow. -Second, progressive dissenters may be able to persuade farm belt voters that the plan is not to reorganize the party but merely to mend the old pieces. That is a message which progressives Intend'to carry to the farms as soon as congress adjourns. id * C j< Saliß Wo> Appli»' B 4 »oo» iocqvaree bond’a B nOia

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r. I alentine Blamed for Slaying . \ 1 i \ / A- • \ \Vrwr • • 7/ z*®**’' • il , A ~qlr%. s ' I ’ . ’ J J i WBjBBI * r --/W JI • • :;|F ■. jfl . <1 rW B* W P> f J i ' ' ■ . . 11 rm Say, Jpnt you ever a beaK? Step out Some ' Tjkg m or yW- lose that ? ncusewAe face. f c An T£/.£ who y o steps out ivirn Amo > ... i John H. Koop Ethel Koop "I can tell you who your man steps out with and will.” That •eribblcd inscription on the bottom of a comic valentine sent anonymously was believed to have aroused the jealous rage of Mrs. Ethel Koop of Akron, 0., who killed her husband and then critically wounded herself.

NAME CHICAGO CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE side, are "silly." In contmst, the Democralic ma- - I chine with Mayor Edward J. Kelly l : j and national cofflniittenian Pat Nash at its head, is rolling like a well greased juggernaut. It knocked off 12 new seats in the city council, the well-apring of patronage, in the February elections, and polled a primary vote for Kelly more than five times as large as the G. O. P. could muster for three candidates, j Democrats now hold 42 of the' council's st> seats. The machine probably will gain three more seals in three run-off contests ■ Emil C. Wetten, who won the apathetic tight to carry the Republican mayonil standard, fa symbolic in away of tne status of his party. ; He won his primary battle from a sick bed and lias conducted most of his election campaign from a j desk in his home. He has no cam- j paign manager ami few friends among the old guard. 0 — BREAT BRITAIN CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE World War and given to Lithuania Denuneiations of Lithuania, demands for government action, pledges to Germans of Mi ntel to defend them and appeals of Adolf Hitler to "ho them" characterized mass meetings at which shouting thousands in cities ail over tin 1 country denounced the death sentences. (Four Memel Germans were sentenced to death and 83 to prison terms for complicity in a plot to separate Memel from Lithuania. (United Press dispatches direct from Kotno (Kaunas), Lithumiia. said today that it was generally be- | lieved the death sentences would , be commuted. (The formal verdict in the trial ; will not lie read until April 3 and I

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all defendants will have two weeks I after that to appeal to the supreme court of Lithuania, if the supreme court upheld the sentences, the I question of pardon would be con-' sidered, the dispiitelies said). Protest meetings quickly organ- 1 i ized by nazi anthoiTlies were held last night in many cities—Berlin. Stuttgart. Munich. Frankfort. Karl-! I srfihe, Cologne, Aaclien. Brunswick I and Koenigsberg among them. I Koeingsberg is the chief town of I East Prussia, which borders on I Memel territory. There 15.000 people attended the meeting and many more massed : outside the hail to demand intervention of signatories of the Memel : — Great Britain. France. Italy and Japan—which guarantees certain rights to Germans in Memel. j, j Many Farmers Keep Records Os Business Indtaunpolis, Ind . March 28 — Tlie ne.-d for accuracy in connecti, n with the AAA crop and livesto. k ipr.,duction control iprogram and the Indiana gross income law han more than on' third of Indiana's fiirmers keeping records of their i'at-m business this year, according to reports to Purdue University. | Nearly 61.000 farmers have l’>tained record books from their II country agricultural agents, the reports said. The agricultural adjustment administration distributed 54.601 rec- I ord books in Indiana. The remaindr provide for more complete records and-were fessued by. the farm managem tit department of Purdue. — o I Trusty Bootlegger Worcester, Mass. Ti.R) — Henry E. Bolduc caused surprise at a civil | court session here when ho. ex- I plained that although he is now a l guard at the county jail, he was a | bootlegger in 193 D. ij

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