Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 8 January 1948 — Page 6

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CHARIfS H. McDANIEI, 48 year-old chiropractor, is nt liberty on SSOO bond following his arrest in San i iuiieiMo for allegedly smashing a glass coffee pot of boiling water over the head of his 11-year-<dd nephew, Jerry Hherman, who suffered multiple cuts and first degree hums. (Znfern.tfiun.’t/)

Aged Berne Resident Suffers Broken Hip lltwuv .Lui. s Mrs Daniel J Htuckv, si, of Horne, suffered a fracture of the right hip when she nluinbled iind fell 111 the basement Si ’ fWPffllJ %«, ■. ' ' ,// '' ' . '' : # : W .»■«•<—w«-.. .m. ' ’ '' ' '®V< i"' ■ ..J UHI FIRST Amb* . of Burma to ; the U. 8. V So Nyun (right!, : t«>ws as the flag of the Independent Kvpublie of Burma is raised in front of the Burmese embassy in Washington (fntemationaf)

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of her home. Sim was standing on Hleps peeking into a water tank to i see how much water waa in it. | When descendlnK the steps she , misaed the last step and fell. She is in bed at her homo here and tiei aime <>f her uge the Injury is feurod to be serious. —— —o ~ll—in Receipts Mount At Berne Post Office Herne. Jan 8 Receipts in the Heme isnit office Increased more than $3,000 In 1947 over 1946, according to figures released today by Mrs Rena Zehr, post must er. Total receipts In 194“ were $32,*»73 S 3 compared to $29.9P7,43 in ! I94t> Each quarter’ in 1947 show nd an tncreatm over the corre I spending quarter In 1940. More than 100.000 letters and greetings were run through the canceling machine in December and 79.000 one and a half cent postage stamps were sold --- Heart Attack Fatal To Capital Mechanic Xotdeaville Ind . Jan S (I'D' While police Investigated the i mysterious death of a Carmel con I tractor, the victim's son suffered | I a fatal heart attack last night in a i I Noblesville hospital Cecil H Teters. 4S year old Ind lanaprdis mechanic, became ill I 1 while on his way here to obtain an ! iauto owned by his father, Trank I Peters, w hose bod) was found half | ; submerged in the White River Sat ■ urdav The sou had been named adtuinis ! trato- *>f his father’s estate.

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Mentone Doctor To Head Cancer Control Indlnmipolis, Jun. 8 -(UP) Dr Wendell (’. Anderson of Mentone today assumed his duties as diector of cancer control activities of the Indiana State Hoard of Health. He recently returned from Buffalo. where lie took a postgraduate course in earner control at Roswell Park Memorial hospital. Anderson previously served in organising health departments and serving as medical director at . Huntingburg. I.a Porte. Rockville and Valparaiso. • ... „ —o- | AMBASSADOR to Panama Frank Hines talks to newsmen after conferring with President Trum?n over refusal of the Panama Assembly to ratify a treaty continuing V S. rights to military bases in Panama. V. S. armed forces ordered evacuation of 14 bases outside th; Panama Canal -tone (International) I /i* s *. Get Well QUICKER V Fem Y.«r C«,x* XjpC' O»» ta • C»4d cni rv'C KoM ’* Tir I vLL I O Caugh CeMpoaad

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Mayor Quits, Woman lakes Over Position Too Tough For Man, Job Goes To Woman East Carondelet, 111., Jan. 8 (IIP) The mayor of East Carondelet (pop. 600) up and quit. He said the Job was "too big for one man.’' So the village council appointed a woman. Mrs. Dorothy Pugh, the new mayor, is 31 years old and has three kids. Her husband. Lloyd, is a Missouri Pacific engineer. And as if she didn't have enough work with al that, Mrs. Pudg holds down two other outside jobs. The other womenfolk of this little Mississippi river community don't like it. At least, some of those interviewed in the town's only market were pretty bitter about it. One. a working girl herself, said "It's disgusting. The job of mayor deserves a man." She wouldn't give her name, though. "You think I'm nuts?" she said. Mrs. Pugh, who stands about five feet five In high heels, said she doesn’t mind the comments. "They'll get used to me." she said. “I've got a man’s job cut out. and there’s a lot to be done for our town." The new mayor said she’s an old hand at politics. Small town, that is. For years she's been chairman of the town's finance committee. She also works full time at night as a railroad clerk and does a little waiting on tables at Jake’s Tavern on her off hours. A maid takes care of the kids. Mrs. Pugh is the first woman mayor in the 150-year' history of East t’arondelet. 10 miles south of St. Ixmis. The former mayor. George L. ' Riebling. resigned two days ago. ' saying the job was too much for him i Riebling said that in the three . years he was mayor, he had in- [ creased the town's treasury from $162 to SBOO and put in four new street lights. "But 1 had to borrow money from my brother to operate 13 street lights before I talked the council into kicking in with enough money to run all 30 lights." be explained. “1 had to cut the weeds along the streets myself." he added. "But I think Mrs. Pugh will get along as well as anybody." o — The Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau says half of the I night fatal traffic accidents are i attributable to inadequate thoroughfare lighting. o Trntle in n (iood Town — Decntur — 0 ARAB, JEWISH (Continued from Pace 14 jurevl in addition to three Jews shot ami killed while trying to escape. Two British police also' were injured in the bombing. Police said the Jewish rescue squad forced its way into the hospital. intimidated attendants and made them help remove the seriously wounded Irgun youth from his bed. The holy city of Jerusalem iti self passed a relatively quiet night except for a heavy ex- ■ change of gunfire in the Mekor Haim quarter which lasted for nearly an hour before ending at 3 a. tn. No casualties were re- . ported.

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