Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 146, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 23 July 1947 — Page 6
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY,- July 23, 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIAN
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AFTER eluding authorities lor more than a year, Italian Prisoner of War Guiseppe Lo Piccolo (above) is captured In New York City, Since his escape from Camp Shanks, N. the 25-year-old exsoldier accumulated a social security number, a plasterers' union card, a job, an apartment, a wife and son. He also has a wife and child In Sicily. (International)
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An angel was an ancient English gold coin, varying In value from U 60 $2 SO. It was so named from the figure upon its obverse side of the Archangel Michael pietcing the dragon. Angels were coined from the time of Edward IV to Charles I.
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We are having many calls for farms in Sullivan and neighboring counties. If you want to sell, list with the
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Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK
Old Glory Club of the Hud Crowder W.R.C. will meet at the city park, Thursday, July 24. There will be a covered dish dinner in the shelter house. Members bring own table service.
The Mary E. Davis Past Matrons club will meet at the shelter house at the city park Friday at 6:30 p. m for a family covered dish dinner. Bring something to auction. The Pythian Sisters will meet Thursday. Every member is urged to be , present and to. bring a white elephant for sale. , ,
The Baptist Missionary Society will hold a une o'clock covered dish luncheon at .the church Thursday. All ladies are urged to . attend. Bring own table service and small personal gift for our. two Indiana special . missionaries.
V.P.W. Auxiliary meet-, ing Thursday evening, July' 24, 8:00 p. m., Teen Canteen.
TWO NEGROES ELECTROCUTED FOR MURDER
WOODVILLE, Miss., July 23.
(UP) Two teen-age Negro boys, who said "we are going to meet
God," were executed in Missis sippi's portable electric chair be
fore dawn today for killing their white employer more, than a year
ago.
Fifteen-year-old James Lewis
went to his death first to give "further punishment" to 16-year-
old Charles Trudall, who fired
the shot that killed Harry McKey, a farmer and sawmill oper
ator. The crime netted the boys
$64. . . . ,
Ask Speed In Fight . On Cattle Disease WASHINGTON, July 23 (UP) A House agriculture subcommittee ' today recommended a speedup of the fight to eradicate an outbreak of hoof and mouth disease1 in Mexico.' It said that 6 campaign "is still lagging behind the disease." ' " Member . made . the recom-i mendations in a report following a survey of ' the. infected areas. The report, asked that funds be mad available immediately "to enable the campaign to be. pursued at the highest : speed and
intensity,'; -, ' . ' .
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. arid Mrs.' Lewis Walters announce the birth of a ninepound daughter,' born June 277 She has been named Rose Alice. Mrs. Walters is the former Miss Beverly Jewell.
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BIRTH CERTIFICATE NOTICE Petition No. 2376 Notice Is hereby given that Sarah Roberts has filed her petition in the Sullivan Circuit Court to have the place and time of her birth determined. Said petition is set for hearing on August 1st, 1947 at 8:00 A. M. Dated this 22nd day of July. 1947. JAMES H. RINGER, Clerk Sullivan Circuit Court.
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OF INTEREST TO FARMERS ANALYZE PROSPECTS FOR CATTLE FEEDERS LAFAYETTE, J.d. The strong demand for nieats,'.. which has controlled the price situation for fat cattle during the winter and spring is expected to continue into the fall months, according to a recent report of the agricultural economics department of Purdue University. ' Unemployment resulting from strikes or other causes could seriously affect demand for all meats, and in turn lower live values, the economists point out. The continuation of high price levels for meat animals is largely dependent on full employment at high wage levels and government purchases of meats and other foods for relief purposes. In the opinion of M. P. Mitchell, Purdue marketing specialist, general economic conditions should be watched closely as the year progresses. Any serious downturn in the price level would adversely affect cattle
values. (,.The supply of fed cattle will be relatively low during the third quarter of 1947, according to announced marketing intentions of cattle feeders. During the third quarter will be a good time to market top grades of fed cattle. Prices ofc good and choice grades, normally, are highest at that time of year. Prospective supplies of competitive meats are abnormally low for this period also. Mitchell pointed out that "grass cattle" are in a rather uncertain position from the standpoint of seasonal price changes and abnormal , feed conditions which may develop during the grazing season. Prospective increased supplies of pork and the doubt attending general economic conditions in late 1947 make it appear advisable to have fed cattle on the market not later than October 1. The present high level of feed
er cattle prices makes it seem wise to delay starting long-time feeding programs until the 1947
crop conditions can be appraised
in light- of expected changes in the general economic situation.
American League Clubs-- W. L. New York 60 29 Detroit . . . ' .47 37 Boston 46 40 Philadelphia ...... 43 44 Cleveland 38 42 Chicago . : "39 49 Washington 37 47 St. Louis 31 53
National League I Clubs W. L
Brooklyn 54 New York 45 Boston 47
St. Louis . . . 46 , 41 i Cincinnati 42 47 Chicago 41 46
Philadelphia 37 Pittsburgh . . : 35
36 37 39
50 51
Pet. .674 .560 .535 .494 .475 .443
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Pet. .600 .549 .547 .529 .472 .471 .425 .407
5,6,7,10 Ft. STEP LADDERS V COUNTY HARDWARE Vaughn Jones
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College Cuts Housing Cost EVANSTON, 111. (UP) North-
j western University has opened a ' seven-story apartment building ' designed to house 208 families of its students and faculty. Gas, electricity, elevator service, tele-
I phone service and access to a i
120-car garage in the basement are provided for rents estimated
to be 25 per cent lower than for such apartments elsewhere.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National League St. Louis, 10; New York, 5. ' Boston, 2-0; Chicago, 0-2. Brooklyn, 12; Cincinnati, 1. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, postponed. American League Boston, 3; Chicago, 2. New York, 6; St. Louis, 0. Washington, 6; Detroit, 1. Philadelphia, 5; Cleveland, 3.
LOCALS
State House Re-Gilded BOSTON (UP) Painted a drab gray after Pearl Harbor as a wartime safety measure, the dome of Massachusetts' 150-year-old state house is now being re-covered with gold leaf at a cost of about $17,000.
Carl Monk of Pontiac, Michigan, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David Huff, of Sullivan, R. 2, and his mother, Mrs. Mary Monk, of West Street. Monk flew an airplane from Pontiac, and landed on a farm near Sullivan. Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Sweet visited their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Bennett, -and daughter, Charlotte Ann, en route to their home in Richmond, Ind.,
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Thursday from noon to 61
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