Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 242, Decatur, Adams County, 13 October 1948 — Page 7

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Hiblic Auction ■ EXTRA GOOD Kill ACHE FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Isl moved out of the state. I will sell the following Heal property on the premises. on limURSDAYOCTOBER 21,1948 Personal Property at 12:S0 P. M. Real Estate at 2:00 P. M. flfl l miler north an * l * 2 m,,e of , ’” rn ’' tile mill or 2 miler mile east of Monro*. Indiana This is located in the heart t" mng community. Good 7 room frame house with full basetm nt, 2 , kitchen, 3»' by 7h bank barn with la’ by 7V straw aheti room attached, bara and feeding room haa concrete floors 1^^f1'",,.,. water tank* connected to good drove we I in w 3" by | with concrete floor. 32' by 50 hog house aca.ea. shop ■V , .unbilled, modern 20' by Ho' Insulated poultry house Hi » poultry house; 12' by Hi' gratnary; wood anil coal shed floor AH buildings have good roof*, several of them .. » Hitt acres of good fertile level land all under cult!- ; ai res of timber and woods pasture flood drainage, her. March 1. 1959 PERSONAL PROPERTY flfl 4 HORSES: Fresh Holstein Cow milking 6 gal 2 Mares, ‘^fl Y nt head of yearling Leghorn hens <>f good clover and timothy mixed hay IMPLEMENTS and MISCELLANEOI S peer* ‘vh9 corn planter wi'h tongue truck; Galvanized 2* 16 ■fffi&i k Peering threshing machine. Portable buzz saw: Hiding pows; Buggy Running Gears and wheel*. Mi f'ormli k , w,. r gft cut, t r» by 16 Ilog House on runfier*. 6 Smldley S— I pens Sntidley hog (ecders. A shaped hog house; 6 Feelers and water fountains; tile ditch scoop board: some lumber, k 10” by 2' tile and manhole covers; two 2U rod IKHc .'.iv heavy wire fem* !•' rod roll poultry fence, several some ha id wood logs, firewood 2" wooden Item lies. wagons, hay rack, many other articles |EgK|( ~ Estate 15'3 cash on day of sale, balance upon delivery OOAH J. SCHWARTZ, Owner 1 Johnson Auctioneers pt, Ms inii'artner—Clerk 13 lit YOUR OLD STOVE dflOh no, Jane, preparing a ; Imeal for 8 is easy . . . II | WjrA iba sir’ll &• IB ’ — A**»r I H ~ K.- I I ■t'-* ■ ~- i I fl lllßfete 6 W Iflft. ****■*• »• o'WKfl I w I - I 'Jis |C_ JL fl" — r "—"" Ths Monarch (Isctnc Xo.iter Range has z ’k , TWO ovens — assures you of plenty of oven ■ N. . spars lor •n'.rtaimng when you nee-J twj ■ W • different baking temperatures cd the sore ■ ■je - —-—tme. The surface oven is perfect for vege ■"X, table dinners, baked Leans sparertts soups ■ .< — saves electricity, saves stooping. Bath I »« — J evens are timer clack controlled. Y/f v, L It STUCKY & CO. Menree. i«td. We Deliver Phone • ♦ I d**S hee>" I •’•Css pei Open evening* gecept Wednetde, w v>w Hfll;

Indiana Farmer Suicide Victim Sullivan, Ind. Oct 13 (CP) ;' Coroner Stanley Ji well aaid today •I that Lex Plew. 31. who watt found - shot to death at hie farm home Jnear here, wa* a MUiclde Jewell ■ I *aid Plew shot himself in the head i with a rifle

Secretary Os Labor Hits Dewey Promise Says Program Mere i 'Election Promise' 1 Pittaburgh. Oct. 13 — (PPI Secret ray of labor Maurice J To- , bin today branded Gov. Thomax E. Itewey's program to elevate the labor department to cabinet statu* as an "election eve promi*e." "It would have been much bet .ter if he had made his Htateinent when hiss eightieth congren* was amasculatlng the labor department" Tobin said The Republican presidential nominee said here* Monday that the GOP was "determined ' to "make the labor department equal in actual cabinet status to commerce and agriculture” "Dewey makes this promise on the eye of the election,” Tobin Mid. Tobin also attacked the TaftHartley act. describing It as a "time bomb which eventually will explode in the face of decent industry." He charged that sweatshops were "mushrooming" in the needle industry tinder the new labor law and that many Industries were moving Io low salary areas "confident taht with the protection of the Taft-Hartley act they can keep them low " Youth Fined For Reckless Driving Donald Wefel, 17. ot 213 West Adam* street, was fined 15 and -oats amounting to lit in justice if the peace court this morning after pleading guilty to a reckless Irlving charge filed by city police Wefel and seven teen aged comrades were allegedly involved in pre-Halloweeti prank* when the ar ■eat was made at Madison and Seventh streets last night No charges were filed against the othI ers. who received only a repri mand. GOP <r-,,nt From Pag* One) ueetjng of county chalrmett pre ’ eding the editorial banquet ypster-1 day that all the forces available | would be thrown Into the battle igalnst the former Democratic governor. Chairman Clark Springer said that governor Ga e*. Setp William l-l. Jenner, and Sen Homer E Cape :art al! would concentrate on Scitrlcker in the next three weeks I lie governor ha* already opened ills blast at Schrlcker in two peeches Republican spokesmen also said 'hey would "do everything human v possible” to bring Dewey to ndiana for major campaign speech s. other than hl* scheduled Rens elaer talk Saturday Springer also told th* county hairrnm that photos of Dewey and reighton shaking hands would be I'strlbuted on postal cards through ut the state. Republican leader* urged wdtk rs to button-hole doubtful" Voter* > elect Creighton To Creighton mself was assigned the task of on muin < to * II himself ' LEWIS BLASTS ii’u'.t Fr >m f“ug* One) a st In his farewell speech to thi invention. Lewis blasted Gov homas E Dewey. Republican pres 'en tai nominee, just ax he had incized President Truman in hi*

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'REP. GILLIE, VETERAN LEGISf.ATOR, PRESIDES OVER SESSION OF CONGRESS at Fife. 4 I b. gjg IH > flu r fl mbT 4 < J Hi * <, x '• fIL . . ' \ e ■Hi fl fl I * ''4** * W y ■■■iL' ' Mm . ■AV* ,4" ® KW*-'--fl k’ st Wh Wl&vJ HHr - ’ SB j BWs ».>j.JLmKi Congressman George W Gillie is pictured presiding over a ->ex sion of Congress In Washington. The veteran Fourth Di tri. t Rep rest ntative because of his wide experiem e and knowledge <>t leg.* lative affairs often is < a led upon by Speaker o' the House, Joseph Martin. Jr of Mass ,to take charge of Congre « Congressman Gillie who is a candidate for reelection on November 2 is shown with tie Sp akera gave in hand at the Speakers rostrum in the House of Representatives.—Paid Political Adv ,

ipenlng speech. Lewis did not mention Dewey by name, but it was dear that he waa alklng about the GOP candidate who had defended the Taft Hartle. labor law the preceding night in Pittsburgh "Some politician said recently .ewtx told the miners, "that the Taft Hartley act at least gave la mr the right to organize and pro -a

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of the statute a< printed In com mittee fiom the government tain: Ung off and read it. lie will find on* .me in tile pi cam le . .o b *a> that labor ha* the tight to organize ; hut following that he will find 71 pages <>• restriction* that dare la j iior to try to organize The miner* voted to demand a .••tieial pay in. rease a reduction of I the work week to 3<t or 35 hours, higher annua! vacation pay. free mining supplies ai d improvement' In the welfare and reii ement fund Lewis earlier pro.ni -ed that tin-: fund, raised by a 2< ( cent levy of .every ton of <on I mined, 'will jn crease its benefit* whenever wiser a i bailee to make an inch of progress" He said fl"" a month pensions should be paid at age 6" after 2" years sei vice and that the t 1.000 death payment be increased j but did not say Imw mu h The' present reilremen’ age is 62. DEWEY CARRIES IC , l‘rt>-n J’aue <»!:•» mobile to nearby Hapulpa at noon

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Dew y had lunch with Mr. and Mrs O. T Hutts, Mrs. Dewey's j pan-tits and residents of Sapulpa Earlier today ih»* New Yorker made rear platform talk- a’ Vinita and Claremore, Okla Hi- sched i u > < ailed for 12 stops in Okla * homo befi'ie he swings north to. K insa- City During lu- trip a< loss -outlo rni Illinois last night. Dew y called I on inters of the Prairie s'a'e to g< t their ' thinking straight." 1 In nn obvious reference to Mr J | Truman s campaign methods, he | said In- had ".ihsidut' li m> use for I officers ot the gov iiiiiii-nl who ■go around th" I Hued St.ihc try j Img to divide u* section against si* tm.’i and < li" again ' i las- ' Flat Iter, in speeches across Ken lucky. In-wey pleaded for ionium ; ation <d the bi partisan fnriign I polli y and said thr I! public.Hi* made a praitical measure" out 'of the Marshal plan ■ The European recovery pro 1 ; gram started nut to be Just another halidoii' lie said in a de : parturit from ut* prepared tev i

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