Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 288, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1954 — Page 2

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Senator McCarthy Taking Rest Cure Senator Disappears From Public View WASHINGTON (INS) — Aw> elates of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy said today he is on a "rest cure" tor several weeks at a vacation site undisclosed even to his inner circle of companions. The Wisconsin Republican disappeared from public view Tuesday after stirring up a new controversy by leveling a stinging personal blast at President Eisenhower. He left while his investigations subcommittee was in the midst of -hearings on Communist infiltration of defense plants in eastern Pennsylvania. He-Said his sore right arm was giving him too much trouble to remain. Where be went is anybody’s guess, and a secret which his friends and suit are keeping to themselves —if they know. After he left Tuesday, his office would say only that he had “gone out of town and will be away for a week or 10 days." His aides professed not to know his whereabouts. McCarthy's subcommittee resumed public hearings, meanwhile. with some six witnesses scheduled to testify this morning. Tuesday. Sen. Karl E. Mundt (R-S. D.) presided and asked the Bethlehem Steel Co. to fire two of its mill workers who refused to answer questions about Communism on grounds of possible selfincrimination. The company responded almost immediately by suspending t h e pair—Joseph A. Picucci, 55, of Bethlehem, Pa., and John Szabo, 41, of Butztown, Pa. Mundt told reporters several of today's witnesses would .be employes of the same company. He described the hearings as "sort of a trial heat mechanism which we hope will expedite some formula which will get rid of these fellows” as far as their employment. in defense plants is concerned. Mundt said Sen. Charles E. Potter (R-Mich.) would preside at today s session, and that the hearings probably woul4 conclude this week. Mundt said he himself is returning to South Dakota.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1954

Woman Pedestrian Is Killed By Cars MUNCIE, Ind. (INS) — Wanita Perry, 33, of Muncie, was killed late Tuesday when she was struck by two cars as she attempted to cross three-lane Ind. 67 in Delaware county. The victim was etruck by a north bound car near her home. She died on arrival at Ball memorial hospital. •f— ' Democratic Gains In Election Shown State Ticket Shows Gains In November The Democratic state ticket ran nearly 190,000 votes stronger this year than in 1952, and 80,000 votes strongdr than in 1950, Dr. Harry H. Hebble, Democratic county chairman, said today. Dr. Hebble made the announcement after receiving a fact sheet from the Democratic state committee, which lists the gains made in various different feilds by the Democrats. The Democrats gained 18 seats in the state house of representatives, out of 100 seats, and now have 37 of the total. Dr. Hebble said. In the senate, they gained 4, for a total of 14 of the 50 seats. There are now 46 Democratic sheriffs, 32 county auditors, and 29 county clerks, out of a possible 92 in each instance. Greatest gain was made In township trustees, where the Democrats now hold 48% of the trusteeships in the state. A total of 102 township trustee offices were gained, out of the 1009 in the state. Os these, 488 are now Democratic, as compared with 386 four years ago. Nine trusteeships were gained in the fourth district. In the fourth congressional district, including the eight counties of northeastern Indiana: Adams, Wells, Allen, DeKalb, Whitley, Noble. Steuben, and LaGrange, Democrats also made considerable gains. In the race for secretary of state, Floyd E. Harper, came within 16,000 votes of carrying the district. The Democrats lost the fourth district by 36,988 votes in 1952, and 20,373 votes in 1950.