Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 20 August 1956 — Page 2

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. PLATFORM GOES (Cvntlnned from t*»«e Gael forward as "an important tenet of American foreign policy.” Support utf Israel against armed aggression was pledged. But the Republicans did not promise arms shipments for Israel, as the l»<uocrats did in Chicago last week. Reduce Trade Barriers Continued support was pledged

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to the United Nations gnd for collective security pacta suet) as the North Atlantic Treaty Orgpuiaaliuu, TUh plank prymiaed that Republicans “shall continue to seat” reunification of Germany and liberation of the Western European countries enslaved by. Russia behind the Iron Curtain. Reduction of world trade barriers “on a gradual, selective and

hf s i 8 “ was pledged — but “with full recognition of the necessity to safeguard’’ domestic agriculture industry and labor “against unfair import competition." . ■ The plauk also plugged continuance of ecoubmic asreruiilitary aid to friendly countries, and "progressive elimination” of interna of news, information and ideas.” tional barriega to "the free flow Continuance of “bipartisan development of foreign policies" also was promised. The plank opposed admission of Red China to the United Nations and "any trade wjlth the Communist world that wdtild threaten the security of the United States and our Allies.” SOCIAL SECURITY (Coalluurd tr«i Page O»rl ded they meet tne other requirements in the law. according to Luecke. Women who are widows

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ON A NSW NOTE OF PARTY UNITY, Democratic leaders engage in a five-way handshake on the rostrum in Convention Hail, Chicago, during a wild rally that marked the windup session of the Democratic National Convention. Flanking former President Harry S. Truman, are: Adlai E. Stevenson (right), the new Democratic standard-bearer; Sen. Estes Kefauver, his running mate. Behind them,, defeated aspirant Gov. Averell Harriman (left) and Sen. Lvndon Johnson. Senate Majority Leader.

Lions Scout Troop To Meet At M.E. Church Due to a conflict the scheduled' meeting of the Lion's Scout troop I and parents has been changed to j the recreation room at the Methodist church. Steve Everjiart an- i nounced that another meeting had been booked fur the scout- cabin ; and the change was necessary. The time is Tuesday'at 7:30 p. tn. - .^4.^ —. Polio Victim Home From Lutheran Hospital Linda Schindler, four-and-a-half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs/ Gene Schindler, has been returned home from the Lutheran hospital; in Fort Wayne. She was a patient at the hospital suffering an attack of bulbar polio. If you bars something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings resa'ts.

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At bottom, left, Is Sen. John F. Kennedy, of Massachusetts, who came very close to an astonishing victory during the balloting for the Vice Presidency, He made a gracious tribute to Sen. Kefauver when he said: “I move ire suspend the rules and make Kefauver’s nomination unanimous." At bottom, right, House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas, permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention, lets tears fall as he acknowledges a tribute oaid to him by Ren. John W. McCorms

i Pays Fine In Court For Reckless Driving A charge of reckless driving was filed in city court today against . Jay Allen Sheeets. IT. of Decatur I route five, following an accident on ' First street near Madison street. The accident occurred at 9:45 a m. when Sheets struck a parked fear owned by Ethel Ray Os Decatur. Damage was estimated at |SO to the i Sheets car. No estimate was available on the Ray vehicle. Sheets appeared in city court this morning and was fined $1 and costs. ’O-- • | Modern Etiquette I I BY ROBERTA LEE | I a . , , —-— • Q. Is a member of a bereaved family expected to receive friends I who are making calls of condo- I lence? -, A. Usually a dose friend or relative receives these persons. Os \ course, in the case of an intimate , frieii<L..tlie.family maywishto see j hint - - this being left, however, to the decision of the family, as no i one should intrude at such a time, j Q. Is it proper, when addressing ! a letter dr an envelope, to use the Chas., Jas., Jos., i ■ Win.. fßobt.. etc.? | A. Only if that man abbreviates his name in his signature. Otherwise. never use an abbreviation ! when addressing a man. Q. Does it make any difference ; whether one sits down from the | right or left side of the chair at the dinner table? A. No; whichever side offers the easiest and quickest access is tt»ii one for you. ». «■ Mat stbA / (K4>74 1/TxW rV ~r I D The Welcome Wagon Hostess jVill Knock on Your Doot with Gifts & Greetings from Friendly Business Neighbors snd Your. Civic and Social Welfate Leaders On Me occasion aft The Birth of a Baby Sixteenth Birthdays EngagetnentAnnouncements Change of residence Arrivals of-Ncwcotnere to TT AP fl f - 111* Phone 3-3196 or 3-3479 »...j (fti east or obligation) i di

OUSTED OFFICIAL <Coßtlnued from P«k» O»r > for the rigorous questioning. Hodge said he believed he be gan dipping into the state treasury in April, 1954. t He said be needed the money for investments. political purposes, and “my expenses were high.” , Asked how the plan worked, Hodge said, “I believe checks were drawn for certain companies, and they were cashed and the money given to me or placed in a bank.” Hodge said he had “no idea" when the embezzlement started how much he would take, but tha* “there are always demands on politicians for many thlnga.”

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Three Are Arraigned In City Court Today Clarence Elsey of Monroe Route one, arrested following an accident Aug. 13 on a charge of failure to yield the right of wgy, entered a plea of not guilty In city court this morning. His trial was set for Aug. 27. Raymond Meyers of Decatur was fined |1 and costs in city court this morning on a charge of public intoxication, He was arrested laat Wednesday at a service station oil 13th street. Also fined |1 and costs in city court today was Charles Eeasel of Decatur who was arrested for speeding several weeks ago. His case was taken under advisement and the tine was levied today. SUEZ CONTROL (Continued fiom <>■•> Premier Str Anthony Eden held an emergency meeting with key cabinet ministers. Britain called in three of its four Baghdad Pact allies this morning in a last minute effort to win neutral support for the Dulles plan. Markets At A Glance By United Press Stocks lower in quiet trading. Bonds irregularly lower. U.S. government bonds lower in quiet trading. American stocks irregularly lower. Midwest stocks irregularly lower. Cotton futures steady. Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn, rye oats, soybeans and lard futures irregularly higher. Hogs uneven, top 17.75; cattle , weak to 1.00 lower, top 29.50. vealer top 24.00; sheep steady, top 24.00.

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