Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 110, Decatur, Adams County, 9 May 1951 — Page 7

WHDNBSDAY, MAY 9, 1961.

SECY. MARSHALL (Coatlnaed From PAke Oae) fictate and military Commanders” "Do you-mean to say that a man in Gen. MacArthur’s position, who was chief of staff! when you were a colonel, has no right to discuss or advise or recommend to you . leaders in Washington T’TWiiey ask-

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Final Lincoln PTA 1 Meeting Thursday The final meeting for- the year Os Lincoln Parent-Teachers Association will be held in the school Thursday at 7:30 p. m. The busi- - neps meeting will be brief, including the instalfetion of new officers, because of the program of the even ing. The program is a physical education demonstration by the b<|ys and girls of the 5 and 6 grades, tin • der the leadership of Sylvestei Everhart and Miss Rebecca Walt- | •! .< Mrs. Merritt Alger, retiring secretary of the PTA, will install tne new officers, who are; president, Mrs- Randolph Brandy berry; vicepresident Mrs Watson Maddox;secretary, Mrs. Robert Heller; treasurer, Chester Dalzell, reelect ed. Other retiring officers beside Mrs. Alger are: president, Norman Katt; vice president. Mrs. Herman Krueckeberg.

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Foresee Recall Os William O'Dwyer Henchmari Is Found Guilty Os Perjury Washington; May 9. —(UP) — Recall of ambassador William D’Dwyer from Mexico City is expected shortly. O’Dwyer used to be mayor of New York. His fitness for the No. 1 American diplomatic post in this hemisphere has beep questioned since he starred before the Kefauv?r crime committee’s television camera last month. The ex-mavor’s reputation was singed by exposure of the New York City political, tie-in with the underworld. .Yesterday the fire came closer tp O’Dwyer’s feet. A federal court jury in New York sound James J. Moran guilty of perjury. Moran was O’Dwyer’s lenchman, almost his top favorite. The jury foiled Moran lied when he denied to Kefauver frequent contacts as O’Dwyer’s first deputy fire wmmiision with Louis Weber, Brooklyn boss of the policy racket. Moran was no longer a deputy * xmimissioner when he appeared before the crime investigators. O’Dwyer gave Moran a lifetime $15,000-a-year job as water commissioner last year just before re- 1 signing as mlivor to become ambas sador to Mexico. President Tfuman was reluctant to name O’DWyer to that post. He. 7 was persuaded by Edward J. Flynn, Democratic b°ss of the Bronx. Flynn’s anpiety to send O’Dwyer to Mexico has been variously explained. It appears either to have been in the hope that a special mayoralty election would Increase, the Democratic vote in the Novem ber, 1950, stat? elections-or to get the mayor to a distant bombproof before he got hurt in a scandalous graft exploiloh im the New York police department., ■ Flynn’s strategy failed. Democrats lost the mayoralty election, the governorship and the state legislature contests. And O'Dwyer has been hit hard by police department scandals. The former mayor also swore before the Kefauver r committee that he did not take/an envelope containing SIO,OOO which another witness swore he gave to him. O’Dwyer since has appeared before a grand jury. - ‘ A few hours before Moran was convicted, a New York grand jury indicted 65 ttf O’Dwyer’s cops on charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice. The indictments were based largely on testimony of Harry Gross, operator of a s2o,oot>,oo(ka, year gambliftg syndicate which bought police prptectoln. \ The police scandals broke threb days after O’Dwyer was as ambassador to Mexico. Since , then the Kefauver committee re- ?< port said O’fiwyer contributed directly and indirectly “to the growth of organized crime, racketeering and gangsterism in New York aiy. BEEF ROLLBACK (Continued From Paste One) — * ■■ ? forthrightly and frankly discussed * the matter.” , I i “He gave us facts and figures as far as he could,” Cooley said.' “He promised to supply a breakdown of figures petrtalnHig to the order. f “The industry has failed to gi.ve ; us any facts or figures to justify 1 its opposition to the order- Thte pppositfoh is too general and not sntt cifte enough.” _ ’ k Disalle decided to put ‘beef under pre-Kotean ceiling from farm to dinner lable because beef is the only meat now selling above parity —a level calculated to give formers a fair, return for their products. It was the. first .time since world war 11 that a definite dollar-and-cents ceiling has' been put on any food. FORT WAYNE S . (Continued From Pace One) Muncie lost the Democratic nomination to blind city judge Marion Pleronl, who campaigned on a platform pf rtforming Muncie's “bad habits.” He said he Would eliminate crime and gambling. Holloway was second in a field of six, bnt Peroni beat him by 2,200 votes. At Anderscni tiihefe a campaign Issue was the city high school’s ouster from the north central association, Mayor G. Lestgr Me- • Donald ranked third in a sevenman Democratic race. The winner .was former congressman John RJ Walsh. Other victims of the “kick the In’s but” trend Were Republican mayors Clark D. Jones of Crawfordsville, William W. Eckert of Madison, Emmet R. Fertig of Noblesville, -Clarence F. Hill of Rochester, Harold F. Pickett of Shelbyville. Charles H. Rice of War:?adr, ISdward A- Timmons of Wabash, and Harty W. Fraze of Winchester, and Democrat mayors Al- r bert A. Wjlson of Gas City, Ralph Kline of Hartford City, Roy Howell of Huntington, Arthur M Grass of Linton,.James B. Bennett of ML Vernon, and William L. Bets of Vincennes. | , * Cost of building San Francisco’s Golden Gate bridge was about $35,000,000. , J

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