Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 127, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 26 June 1946 — Page 4

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- WEDNESDAY, June 26,1946

SULLIVAN, INDIANS

.'. L EXPLANATION. OF i '! "'; YETS: PENSIONS I s 0 , . H -A, veteran may. be' entitled to a "monthly: pension if he suffered a disability which was caused dirrectly by service in line of duty. '"The -rate -'.of,. payment depends i'upon '.the percentage of impair-

,ment caused by , his disability, i the rates varying . from ; 10 . per t cent to 100, per cent.; For exam- ' i pie,- a veteran' who suffered a 10 e per. cent impairment 'may receive -a monthly , pension of $11.50, or with a 20, per cent im I pairment,' $23 and so on up ' to ,; 100: per cent. i The. percentage of impairment ' suffered and the . amount of the j pension are determined by regi ional rating boards of the Veterans - Administration on the ; basis of the disabled veteran's .average degree of impairment of -earning, capacity. -: iln .addition - to this disability pension for p?rcent3ge of impairment, a veteran may also receive a "statutory" , pension ' for specific disabling losses which resulted ' from military service. Such pensions are - for loss of , hand, loss of -an eye, loss of a leg,-and other specific .losses, i These :. payments . vary - according to; the limb.or. member. lost, and (follow a fixed schedule of rates, ; For information on these rates, nr . pp-cM)tate - ratings. or - any other' question concerning .pensions, or, to file a claim, see your :VA Contact .Representative, Wallace B, Blue at 415 Star Bldg., Terre Haute, Ind.

INDIANAPOLIS, (UP) Livestock:

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AAF Unveils XB-36, World's Largest Land Based BomHer ; ACTOGlQteHSi

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ACCOUNTING SERVICE 'Cnt Operating Costs-We IWorkJBy iThe Hour t Speedy . Service." i

Hogs, 1.500; active, steady; good

and choice butchers, 100 lbs. up, . $14.85; good and choice sows and good stags, $14.10. , Cattle, 700; calves, 300;: good to i: choice yearling steers, : $1750; ;good 946-lb. steers, $16.75; mixed yearlings, $17.50; good beef cows, $14.30 $14.50; vealers active and steady; good and choice,' $17.50 J $18.00; few, $18.05. J Sheep, i 300; good to choice spring iambs, $15.00 $16.00; small lots choice, : $16.50 $17.00;

slaughter ewes, $8.50 down. DODD BRIDGE Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Prayer meeting 7 P. M. Tuesday. Mrs., Floyd Hardy, who is confined to the Mary Sherman Hospital, is improving. , . Mr. and ' Mrs.. Roy Walker and fon, - Ronnie, visited Mrs. - Floyd

Hardy, Monday night. j Mr.-and Mrs. Will Wade and ! son, Lloyd, and Mr. . and , Mrs. Harry- Wade- were guests of Mrs. Luvisa Wood and Abe Wilkey, : Sunday, i

:,Mr. and ; Mrs. - Roy ;McClure were in, Sullivan. Monday, Mrs., Bertha Hayden was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Wood, Sunday. Mr,-, and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and daughter attended the horse show Sunday. ..Mr, and Mrs. Pad Parr, Mrs. Hattie Strain, Mrs. Mable Burton

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ped in Sullivan Saturday, i ' Mrs. . Annie May . Hart . and family of Terre .. Haute, are visi iting .with friends and relatives jat. Dodd Bridge. ; Mr., and Mrs. Johnny Hayden ; Visited. Mrs. Floyd JIardy at the i hospital in. Sullivan one night last week. I Mrs. ; Ruth Brown . and Mrs. ' Jake. Hayden and children attended the sale at the old Brown farm, near Graysville.

JUST COMPLETED is the Army's XB-36, largest land based bomber in the world, which is now undergoing tests at Los Angeles. ' It has

a wing spread of 230 feet and fuselage length of 163 feet. Pressurized compartments accommodate a crew of 15. (International)

This Morning's Headlines ' POLICE CHECK CONFESSION OF DEGNAN SLAYING A 42-year-old father with a record, of morals and extortion offenses told sheriff's deputies at Phoenix, Ariz., he kidnaped Suzanne Degnan, 6, in Chicago Jan. 7 and dismembered her body after she suffocated in a gunny sack. Richard Russell Thomas, now in jail awaiting sentence on a morals charge, called deputies to his cell and unfolded a story of hunting a house to rob because he was broke, entering the Degnan home with a pass key and abducting the girl. Thomas said that .he first was going to use a ladder but decided on the pass key instead, saw the girl, hurriedly scribbled ransom notes and grabbed her up. He said he went out through her father's room, carrying her in his arms. She awakened, he said, as he walked down the street and he found a sack and stuffed her in it. He said he later cut her up with surgical instruments he had stolen from a St, Louis hospital.' He said he and his family left Chicago Jan. 17. Chicago police noted several discrepancies in the confession by Thomas, however.

AND THE KIDS HAD A HOLIDAY

CONTINUE DRAFT, SUSPEND CALLS TWO MONTHS: Con- j gress continued the draft law and voted pay boosts for servicemen after notification from the Army that it will draft nobody in July and August. The draft bill continues the act until March 31 and bans the induction of 18-year-olds while still requiring them to register.

i ' BASEBALL, PLAYERS DIE IN WRECK OF: BUS A chartered bus careening off a rain-slick mountain pass highway near Spokane, f .Washington, carried eight professional baseball players to their I deaths and injured seven teammates and the bus driver, virtually ' eliminating the Spokane Club of the Western International League from competitio. lt was the worst tragedy in baseball history and , possibly in all sports history. In no other single accident has an entire team been virtually wiped out.' The special bus, carrying all but three of the Spokane team, plunged off a hairpin curve at the 3,400foot level of treacherous Snoqualmie Pass and tumbled in flames to ' I the bottom of a 500-foot ravine. ' j

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FURNACE TROUBLES? INTERESTED IN FOST-v7AR AUTOMATIC w HEATING? ' . HOLLAND FURNACE heating engineers will be ft in Sullivan today. - . ' FOR FREE INSPECTION of an.r make furnace Call ' County Hardware, . Phone 47 Special price on furnace cleaning today! '

, ANTHRACITE - PRICES BOOSTED Price increases averaging

91 cents a ton for. hard coal were authorized by OPA to offset wage boosts won by John L. Lewis' miners and other cost increases.

NYE. TRAILING-. IN DAKOTA PRIMARY United States .Senator Milton R. Young took a more than 2 to 1 lead over former Senator Gerald P. Nye in first returns in North Dakota's special senatorial election Bill Lanier, Democratic nominee, was running between the two. .

UPON CROWN PRINCE' AKAHITO'S entrance in the Middle school, of

Gakushuhv at Tokyo, the students' .were given a nonciay Because it was the first time in history of the Japanese empire that a-crown. 1 prince had attended an organized school. Shown above, the prince, , i whose ancestors were all privately tutored, watches the school's art' : Jeacher, Kotaro Takagl, gemonstrates the method of making a quick sketch, - (International Soundpboto)

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. .MOVE -WARSHIPS TO: TRIESTE AREA The Unjted .States moved to place its present entire Mediterranean naval strength a cruiser and two destroyer off troubled Trieste, focal ''point of sharp differences with Russia. ':

, NORTH BUCKTOWN ' Mrs. Lowell Hale 'and children of Cars, spent Thursday with her father, Rush Enochs and grandson, Billie.

announcing the birth of a baby daughter. Mrs.. Hays is the former Lillie Mae ' Richards. Mr. Hays, is spending a few days with his 'wiie and baby.

Mr.; and Mrs. Claude : Foster and. son visited Mr. and -Mrs., Edwin Robson of Dugger Satur- j day evening. , I

Lincoln Dickie of Toledo, Ohio, spent the week-end . with his grandmother, Mrs. . Lillie . Hale

Several from here attended the funeral services "for Aunt TTliva Smith at Mr TVTnriah rhlirrh

The Navy disclosed that Vice Admiral Bernhard H. Bieri, com- ! Thursday afternoon mander of these forces, is proceeding to Trieste aboard his flagship, I ( the new 10,000-ton cruiser Fargo. The two. destroyers of his . com- J Mrs- Ada Stanton and children mand, the Small and the Powers, already are there.. The function of and Mrs" 'Wendell Miller spent

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partment spokesman, is to Support the army of occupation." Emma Walters and family. 'first time he had visited here in ' ' : - Mr Mack - Mavfild and Mrs 'weve yearsDOOLITTLE "GRIPES"' WIN GI RIGHTS-Secretary , of -,War 'da Moore Were in Linton Mr, and Mrs. O. W, Fordice Robert Patterson ordered that enlisted men get terminal leave1 pay Friday. ' ' attended church at Jericho Sun like officers, that saluting be curbed and that other recommendations and Mr- "Raymond "ale 1 day evenin- ' -of the Doolittle "gripe board" be adopted. - ' x- i returned home Fr'day evening ' The Cross nd " Crown class , ' " " ! ' after "spending the past two j wil1 mcet Friday evening, June TWO PERISH IN NEW YORK FIRE A $2,000,000 fire flashed weeks in South Bend and Mich- !28th at. 0 at the Mt: MorJah through a crowded ferry terminal' and commuter railroad station igan. They, .were -accompanied church. The new president, -Ava

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