Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 56, Number 138, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1958 — Page 6

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Three Killed When Jel Crashes House Farmwife And Two Pilots Are Killed UPI 82 Ist lead jet UPI 70 PONCA CITY, Okla. (UPD—A flaming jet plane, like a “ball of fire,'’ roared out of stormy Oklahoma skies Wednesday night and crashed into the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Harmon, killing Mrs. Harnjon and the two jet pilots. Harmon escaped sudden death, but his wife, Cora, 68, was killed instantly. Air Force officials identified the T 33 jet pilots as Ist Lt.

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Robert E. Irons, 25, Westbury, N. 94., and 2nd Lt. Christ Poulof, 22, Grand Island. Neb. Officials at Vance Air Force Base at Enid said the plane was en route back to Vance from Scott AFB, Belleville, ill. The two pilots were members of the 3576th Pilot Training Squad at Vance. A minister said he was listening to a local ball game on his car radio and saw “a ball of fire’’ . come out of thp sky. He said the ' plane was heading northwest. Harmon said a severe electriI cal storm was plaguing the area ’ the time. He said he and his ■ wife were sitting on theii - back : porch, watching the storm clouds, when they decided to go inside. I II you have something to sell or • rooms for rent, try a .Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

Rise In Employment t Reported For May Personal Income In May Also Increased WASHINGTON (UPI) -4 The government reported Wednesday employment rose last month for the first time since last summer—another sign the recession may have hit bottom. At the same time, the Commerce Department announced personal income in May was coming in at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $344,500,000,000. about one billion dollars better than April. Government economists said the most encouraging feature of the increase was that 750 million dollars of it came from a rise in wages and salaries, bringing them to annual rate of nearly 234 billion dollars. In addition to wages and salaries, personal income includes farm income, rents, interest, stock dividends, unemployment compensation, veterans benefits, and government and private pensions. , A big share of the May increase in personal income was due to a sharp rise in government payments for jobless benefits, veterans and old age pensions. Meantime, members Os the President’s Cabinet are quietly collecting a mass of economic data for ammunition in the November elections. The President's aides are runining almost dally balance sheets

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on the economy and using the information to compile campaign material for GOP speakers who run into Democratic criticism about the recession. * They can point to such other recent signs of economic improvement as a drop in unemployment from 5,120,000 to 4,904,000 between April and May and a pickup in retail trade in the last two months.Despite last month’s rise in wage and salary totals, the figures still were lagging behind a year ago. The 1958 rate, hfter seasonal adjustments, was $233,900.000,000 compared with $238,300,000,000 in May, 1957. However, this was an increase over the $233,200,000,000 resistered for April of this year. New Store Manager To Move To Decatur Lewis recently appointed manager of the Why men’s clothing store, will move his family to Decatur Saturday. The Johnsons have purchased a home on Master Drive. Johnson is formerly of Fort Wayne, where he was assistant s manager of the Richman Bros, clothing store located at Southgate. He was employed with that firm for four years. Johnson was originally from the Van Wert area, and moved to Fort Wayne five years ’ ago. The new manager replaced , Joe Mulligan of Decatur. Hagerstown Area ; Dogs Quarantined HAGERSTOWN, Ind. (UPI) — A quarantine on all dogs in the Hagerstown area was imposed Wednesday by Wayne County Health Officer Dr. W. R. Taylor. Taylor issued the order after State Board of Health officials in Indianapolis examined the head of a dog that died here and said the animal was rabid. All dags in the area must be tied up for the next 21 days. The ruling came less than 24 hours before the local newspaper was to start a campaign to get dog owners to vaccinate their pets. The Illinois Institute of Technology’s psychology department laboratories have disclosed that cats and dogs with transected spinal cords have been taught to. walk. I

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Celina Man Fined, Sentence Suspended Tried Wednesday On Indecency Charge Donald G. Phillips, 36, of Celina, 0., arrested in Geneva April 9 and charged with public indecency, was fined $25 and costs in circuit court, and given a six months suspended sentence to the Adams county jail, pending continued psychiatric treatment until rehabilitated. An affidavit signed by Karl Sprunger, police chief of Berne, charged that Phillips had indecently exposed himself to a 14-year-old girl on Indiana street in Berne on March 24. At the time of the arrest bond was set at SSOO by Judge Myles F. Parrish, and a friend posted the bond for Phillips that evening. On April 21, additional time was granted Phillips’ attorneys to allow them to make a plea. The trial was held Wednesday with Phillips being placed on probation to Robert Ross, probation officer of Mercer county, 0., until he is rehabilitated. Phillips was arrested in Genevß by sheriff Merle Affolder and Sprunger. The two law enforcement officers had carefully checked three reports of indecent exposure in southern Adams county. Phillips, a salesman, was suspected, and during one of his twice-a-week visits to Berne the young girl identified him. Seeing her, he fled through the back , door of a Berne firm. He admiti ted several other similar offen- , ses, including one in Jefferson township. Columbus Woman To Head Homemakers LAFAYETTE. Ind. (UPD-Mrs. Perry Thompson, Columbus, was elected president of the Indiana Home Demonstration Association Wednesday at the close of an annual conference at Purdue. Mrs. Kenneth Scott, Muncie, is the new vice-president, and executive committee members include Mrs. Charles Rogers, Madison; Mrs. Lloyd Cash. Crawfordsville; Mrs. Gordon Brubaker, Warsaw, . and Mrs. W. S. Woodmansee. I Marion.

No New Polio Cases Reported In State INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) —No new cases of polio were reported tp the. Indiana State Board of Health last week, and the year's total remained at 2, compared with 18 a year ago. Truck Loaded With Dynamite Overturns MONTICELLO, Ind. (UP!) — A big truck loaded with 10 tons of dynamite overturned on U. S. 24 at this city's east edge late Wednesday. The explosives did not go off. Driver Guy Bland, 49, Granton, 111., told police the accident occurred when a rear tire blew. The 409 cases of dynamite were transferred to another truck. LU. Prof Praises Work Os Students Harry Dailey, physics teacher at Decatur high school, has received a letter from Frederic C. Schmidt, a professor at Indiana University, on the excellent work done there by three former students from Decatur high school. The students studied physics and chemistry under Dailey last year, and will be sophomores at Indiana university the next school term. The letter received by Dailey was worded in this manner: "Thank you for sending me three such fine students as Ted Schrock. Paul Schmidt, and J. Gould. It is a pleasure, as you realize, to have students with such an academic background. “ Mr. Schrock was one of the three prize winners in general chemistry this year, with Paul Schmidt was an honorable mention. Please send more like the above-” Signed, Fredric C. Schmidt, professor with the department of chemistry. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad — They bring results.

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I Lake County Marks 38th Traffic Death GARY, Ind. (UPI) — Frank Thomas, 49, East Gary, died in Methodist Hospital today of in-

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juries suffered May 31 when his automobile collided with a truck on U. S. 6 in Hobart. It was Lake County’s 38th traffic fatality of the year, [ - • Trade in u good town — Decatur