Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 119, Decatur, Adams County, 19 May 1938 — Page 6

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LISTCONTRIBS TO STATE CLUB Donations To Democratic State Club Totals $63,729.89. Report Indianapolis. May 19. 'U.P.> —Contributions to the Democratic state central committee during the period from Nov. 17. 1936. to May 14. 1938, amounted to >63.72989. $51,000 of which came from the « Hoosier Democratic club, common- ( ly known as the “two per cent club." according to a statement by William Storren. treasurer, filed today with County Clerk (Henn B. Ralston. A total of $3,159.41 was in the Democratic committee treasury on May 14. The “two per cent club." which collects two per cent of all state employes' salaries, made contributions of $5,000 on Dee. 1. 1936, and Feß. 2, April 1. May 6. Aug 11 . and Nov. 15. 1937. and March 28 and April 15. 1938. Other contributions from the club were May It.

FRANK’S Sandwich Shop NOW SERVING A VARIETY OF 20c PLATE LUNCHES SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE BE E R Bob’s Confectionery I 1-1 550 ROOMS 9 A modern luxurious hotel in Chicago's Loop, from Mtn with every room completely refurnished and re--4T ■ *»U decorated and with radiantl? new public space ■ Yet rates are amazingly low. PQ " • NEW POPULAR PRICED RESTAURANT • MODERN COCKTAIL LOUNGE LA SALLE & VAN bOrEN STS. Rodney 1). BemiNM, winnger FORT DEIBBORM

1937. s2.omi; June 15, 1937, $3,000; Feb. 1, 1935. SO,OOO. Other receipts were: from Judge Harvey Curtis of the appellate court. SIOO on Nov. 23. 1936; from James D Adams of the J. D Adams Manufacturing company. SIOO on Nov. 1. 1936: Democratic national committee. $5,000 on the Sale of donkey banks accounted Balance on Nov. 17. 1936. was $4,144 24 and disbursements during the period totaled $60,570.48. Amoug the disbursements were: T< iTwe'id pins in 1936. $408: salary to Dick Heller, who managed Gov. M Clifford Townsend's campaign. prominent Democrat. $934.36. Chicago Families Go On Cut Relief Diets Chicago May 19—(UP)—Approximately 4.000 Chicago families went on a diet consisting mostly of beans and rice today—the first to feel the effects of an exhausted city relief budget. City relief administrators said an additional 4.0 t» will be similarly affected daily until a special legislative session called for tomorrow ■ ■ ! !!»■■■ H ! ———

E„ a.....— I night can appropriate emergency funds. la'gislative machinery is expectid to delay the emergency action 'until at least the middle of next I week. One Dead, Five Hurt In Greenfield Crash Greenfield. Ind , May 19- <U.R) One person Is dead and five are in , t hospitals today following a truck -If auto wreck last night five miles I, east of here on I’. S. 40 that oc- [, curred as the truck driver swerved I into a moving van to avoid striking a child who hail fallen from a i bicycle. Mrs. Neva Jones, 40, wife of D II Jones, a Richmond undertaker j died in an Indianapolis hospital. I Others injured were: Mrs. William Warner of Lynn. I Mrs. Jones’ mother; 1). 11. Jones. | v her husband; Mrs. Ida Jones, r

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Jones’ mother; and Miss Minnie Gibbs of near Richmond The lru< k driver. John Wiitklns and his helper, lion Foote, suffered only minor injuries. O Evansville Man Robbed, Kidnapped Early Today Evansville. Ind.. May 19—(IT) — Rlaph Adams, 23, Chandler, Ind., was held up and kidnaped early today by two young bandits. They forced him into their car. drove several miles and rollbed him of $35 and a watch before releasing him. Senator Van Nuys Is In Favor Os Primary Washington. D. C. May 19 (IT) Sen. Frederick Van Nuys, D, of Indiana, today pledged hitnaelf to a vigorous fight to return the gubernatorial and senatorial in Ind., to a

primary instead of the con-1 vention system which now Is in ■ < I ,18P ’ Van Nuys, contending that the' Pennsylvania primary results showed that the will of the people would , be followed, in spite of federal and , state machines, lias announced himself an independent for reflection this fall. U. S. Court Refuses To Free .1. Dal hover Chicago. May 19 (U.R> The I IT. S. circuit court of appeals today denied petition of James Dalhover. condemned former Indiana gang-, ster. for rehearing his appeal from ■ a death sentence. Dalhover is scheduled to die in the Indiana state prison electric, chair June 10 for the slaying of | Paul Minneman, Indiana state policeman.

' Stork Pays Two Visits I’o One Home. Same Day Bloomington, Ind., May 19 (I 1’) The stork will probably put In a ' hill for overtime ipay for having to make a return trip to the Grow 1 retiidence here yesterday. Walter Grow, a Wl’A worker, ; ’.as the first to become the father of a boy. ; Then the stortk returned later with a girl for Grow's son and daughter-inlaw. Both families live together. Hold Bank Agent On Embezzling Charge Brookville. Ind.. May 19 <U.Rk— George Leiinard. Sr , former liquidating agent of the Farmers Bank at Metamora, was held today on an embezzlement charge In connection with administration of the

bank's affairs. Charles and Harry Curry ami William Jackson, all of Metanmia and bondsmen for the defendant alleged a shortage of $2,500 < in funds over which Lennard con trolled while serving as a trust. of the bank. — - -—— Q—, ..... Fireman Parks Near Fire Plug; Is Fined Sturgis, Mich., May 19 (i;p) Fireman William Betcher was rin>-<l $1 in municipal court yeeterday t., parking too close to a fire plug. Rochester Plans To Remodel City Plant Rochester, Ind.. May 19— (VP) ' Lawrence Brown, 15, a sophomore in the high school here was in the hospital today, suffering several i fractured ribs and vertebrae ho received yesterday in a gymnacium

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