Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 164, Decatur, Adams County, 14 July 1954 — Page 8

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Evansville Is High With 101 Degrees Cooler Weather Is Expected Thursday INpIANAPGLIS (INS) - (Most JlooaiPTH don't feel that the expected 102 degree high expected in the state today cun be classified as < im>l even if it . is considerably lower than the 114 degrees reported nationally. Cities in Kansas and Oklahoma: reported hiffteof 114 degrees Tuesday while Indiana's. highest at that time was 101 nt KvansviUe and above the h>o mark in the southeastern section across the Ohio ’ *- - , .. -. ...•: . Y r ;

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from Louisville. Ky., which reported a 10* reading. South Bend w&s the lea box With ' 87 ’degree* compared to 94 at Fort Wayne. Df> at htdianapolis and 117 each |at Iktfayette and Terre Haute. , Temparaturee ranged in the low TO* throughout the state except foe the southland which ropbrted x 77 degrees Tuesday night. Today's highs are expected to range from 96 to 102 with lows ■ tonight dipping to 60 to 72 nortn and 72 to 78 south. A few local thundershowers are expected tn the south late tonight and early Thursday. It is expected to be cooler Thursday and cooler in the north tonight. Prairie Gospel Team At Berne July 20

1 The "Prairie Gospel Tetim” of the Prairie Bible Institute will be at the Berne community auditorium. July 20 at 8 p. m. under the auspices of county-wide Youth for Christ. The team is headed by RvsseU Young, a field representative of /the Prairie Bible Institute. Three Ifills. Alberta. Canada Other members of the group are Crissie Paeth and Pat Carr of Washington, Alice Wilson and Betty Steele of Idaho and Mrm Young of lowa. Young is the speaker and the young people provide a variety of music. L ■■ / '< The Prairie Bible Institute, which this team represents, |g known as the "Miracle of Three Hills.” Beginning in 1922 with an original enrollment of eight students. the attendance now averages around 1.000, including high school and Bible school. The founding of this Bible Institute is unprecedented among Christian Sr hoofe, for It Is located in a little farming community on the wide, sparsely settled prairies of Western Canada at a distance of over 80 miles from any sizable town. It is a real missionary training school, and over 800 ot its former students are now serving Christ on the foreign mission fields, to say nothing of the hundreds engaged in full time Christian service in , North America.

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Controversy Grows Over State School Says Four Employes Have Not Been Fired INDJANAPOUS (INS) —. The Indiana mental health carousel whirled again today as pr. Margaret R. Morgan, state mental" health commissioner, said that four employes believed to have been busted from the Muscatatuck state school never have been fired. Instead, their posts have been reclassified but no steps have been taken to replace them or to slash their salaries, according to Dr. Morgan. J They are Russell Chailie. administrative assistant to superintendent Alfred Sasser, and Margaret Hauser, Ruby Woods and Ada Trinkle. all attendants. The controversy is the outgrowth ot a patronage battle between superintendent Gasser and Wilbur Bannister, ninth district Republican chairman. ' Governor George N. Craig once ordered that Bannister have control of the jobs at the institution, but has withdrawn from that position after complaints from the Indiana mental health association and other groups. (C»tl»»H Frew Pur We) 2. He strongly emphasized the advantages to the nation and the national economy in the administration tax billj, now in a housesenate conference committee, and agaip urged its speedy approval. 3. He made it clear he opposes a proposal by the . senate agriculture committee to boost price wpports on dairy products back to 85 percent. 4. He Indicated he favors giving states a share in the federal gas tgg as they, assume more responsibility for highway construction. 5. He could not recall whether ft was Wisconsin Gov. Walter Kohler, rather than Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wls.) who talked to him in the 1952 campaign about deleting lengthy praise of Gen. George C. Marshall from a Milwaukee speech. Today the President again praised Marshall in the highest terms, lauding him as one of the greatest patriots and most selfless man he has ever known. 6. He implied he had made his choice of a new TVA chairman, and said his name will be announced before congress adjourns. 7. He revealed he plans to leave for Denver for a brief vacation and some speech-making In The west about Aug. 15-17, a week or so later than last year. RASPBERRIES, black and red| Will be in this evening around 7:00 P. M. HAMMOND FRUIT MARKET. 240 North 13th Street. Phone 3-3703. It

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1 ■ "MYSTMY WOMAN" in the sensational Sheppard murder raid in Cleveland is Susan Hayes (above), former technician at suburban Bay View Hospital Authorities investigating the bloody bludgeon slaying of Mra Marilyn Sheppard, wife of Dr. Samuel Sheppard, 30, want to question her about her relationship with the doctor. She lives in Downey, Calif., and said he gave her a wristwatch when he was attending a medical convention in Los Angelea The Sheppard family operates the hospital. (International) Close Rest Room At Noon Thursday The women's rest room in the court hpuse will be closed Thursday afternoon and evening while repairs to the quarters are being made, Frank Kitson, county auditor, stated today. IKE'S ROAD KAithwSFw Page O»e> struction program. The unpaid loan is variously estimated at from $8 to 116 million. Brokenburr now is obtaining information on the cost of the program and said he will have a complete report ready for the Sept. 21 meeting ot the Indiana legislative commission. Even now the state highway commission is having trouble matching federal road allowances and the grant next year jumps to s2l million. The allowance this year was only $13.6 million. U* S. 31 bisects the state from Louisville to South Bend. Road 52 crosses diagonally through Lafayette, Indianapolis, to Cincinnati. Road 41 is a Chicago-to-Evansville route. Road 37 passes through Fort Wayne, Indianapolis and Tell 04ty. In th* past, the general assembly has x not ordered the highway commission to undertake specific construction. But is appears that a combination of Republican legislators hostile to Governor George N. Craig, a toll road proponent, and- Democratic lawmaker* may muster enough votes to enact Brokenburr’s’ program. The Indiana toll road' commission already has drafted preliminary plans for a north-south toll road from Chicago to a point three miles west of Plainfield, which is on Road 4, the National Road. Forks to Louisville .and Cincinnati had been considered but a decision was delayed.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF AIYIHTIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Taxpayers ot the School City of DecuW, Indiana are hereby notified that the Board of School Trustees of said School City will meet at the ugiml meeting place of »aid Board In the office of the Supeslntendent of Schools in the Decatur JuniorSenior Hitch School Building in the City of Decatur.. Indiana, at the hour of ’ «:.10 P.M. (Central Standard Time) on the 2«tlr day of July IH’I. to consider rhe following additional appropriation which said Board consider* necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this dime: a> An appropriation In tlie anVount bf f1x6.080.00 on , account of the construction and equipment of a new school ■building to be located in the northwest portion of Decatur, Indiana, which Is south of Dayton Street, east of Twelfth Street, west of Tenth Htreet and north of Mnnsihall Street all in the City of Decatur. Indiana Including tile Incidental expenses necessary to be incurred in connection with snhl building project and the issuance of btuida on account thereof. The funds to meet such additional appropriation are to be provided by the issuance and sale of bonds. b) An appropriation in the amount of 1.114,000.00 from the Cumulative ."Building Fund of raid School City on account of said construction and equipment of a ne>w school building to be located In the. Nort hweat Portion of Decatur, Indiana, wlileh Is south of Dayton Street east of Twelfth Street, west of Tenth' Street, and north of Marshall Htreet, all in the City of Decatur. Indiana Including the Incidental expenses neceoMMry to lie Incurred In connection with said building project. The foregoing appropriation Is In addition to all appropriation* provided for in ttie existing budget and tax levy, and an extraordinary emergency for such appraprUUlon exists by reaeon of the inad«jM*cy of the- present buildings to pria l<)>-necewaa-ry aehool facilities for the School City. Taxpayer* of raid School Ctt».appearlng at aald meeting, alm.ll have the right to be heard l-n respect to said additional appropriation. The additional appropriation, if finally made, will be automatically referred to the State Board of iTit-l Commissioners, -which Board <Ht«ll hold n further .henring wlth'ln fifteen (15) days at the office of the Auditor of Adams County, Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. Ait guc-h further heading taxpayers objecting to raid additional appropriation may Is- heard and Interrated taxpayers *Fu*y Inquire of the Coun.ty Auditor when and where such further hearing will he held. Dated this 12th day of July H)54 SCHOOL CITY of ' ÜBCATUB, INDIANA r By Harry O. Irwin. Secretary Board of School True teen ynoiwei* * antdkrson lawyer* JULY 14—21

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