Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 8, Decatur, Adams County, 10 January 1952 — Page 8

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Three Scheduled To Appear In Court Authorities Make Three Arrests Here Three men were scheduled to appear in city court today, two of them haled” there by CTty police, one on a traffic charge, the other for public intoxication; the third is to appear following an accident, and subsequent arrest by sheriff Bob Shraluka. Edward Hawks, of River Rouge, • Mich., is charged by the sheriff with reckless driving, after the car he was driving and another driven by Vincent Pec'ora, Chicago, sideswiped on U.S. 27, about four miles north of the city. Hawks was apparently in the wrong lane of traffic when the accident occurred about 1 a.m. today. Total damage was estimated at S9OO. City police arrested Albert Davidson, of Pleasant Mills, this morning. shortly after midnight, for public intoxication. The arrest was made on Jefferson street. Dale -Dunean, of Ossian rural ’ route, is charged with running the stop llgnt at the corner of Second and Monroe. Negligible damage was estimated after the accident which occurred when a car driven by Isaac Bosell. Fort Wayne,, scraped fenders with one being parked in the 100 block of Second street by Noble Lobsiger. , TAFT AND (Continued From Paar One) Illinois primaly. In both of those states, Taft has significant support from the leaders of well-knit state GOP organizations. I MCGRAPTH ' (Continued From Pace One) withdrew. At his last two new’s conferences Mr. Truman had seemed cool toward McGi-ath and had refused tp comment on reports that the attorney general would be replaced. He had nothing to say today about McGrath's record or performance as attorney general except that there would be no change in his status. _A The sun’s brightness in candle- I power is about four billion billion billion (i. e., four followed by 27 zeros). L jlr v n ' M J mA i I' ■ HARRY A. McDonald, chairman of the SEC since 1949, has been named by President Truman to succeed W. Stuart Symington as RFC chairman. McDonald is a Republican, formerly of and Detroit. flnternational/ Miller’s A : DOG Umm... mmm... the most delicious meal he’s ever tasted—vitamin rich, fully nourishing, and’ low cost* too! Try a bag! Stiefel Grain Co. 217 No. First St Phone 3-3709

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Accepts Position liUfostoria, 0. T 5 . ' . . I {John .E. Doan, son of and Mrs. John M. Doan, who was released last week from the U. S, marines, has accepted a position with the Neuhauser Hatchery and Feed company in Fostoria, Ohio. Cal Steury. brother-in-law of. Doan, is manager of the plant. Mr. and Mrs. Doan and daughter Marlyn Jo have moved to Fostoria and reside at 231 E. North stlflet iu that <rity. x t— ' , FIND NO (Continued From Paar One) boats were not radio-equipped. * The final message from the Pennsylvania ’ said simply, “leaving now.” ; I TRUMAN NOT ; (Continued From Paice One) gestion of Sen. Paul Douglas

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TH.) that Eisenhower be nominated for president by both the Republicans and the Democrats. Mr; Truman said a one-party system is thet road th Communism, f > Asked for Jhls general thinking about the advisability of having a ' a ’ •■--■- - - I : . ■ ~ \

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professional military man as president, the president referred reporters to the American dictionary of biography and its story of the 1852 presidential campaign by Gen. Winfield Scott who was defeated by Franklin Pierce. , ,1 ,

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