Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 49, Number 197, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 2 October 1947 — Page 4

SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1947. SULLIVAN, INDIANA Easy fishing. WACO, Tex. (UP) One Waco Decries Loafing Trains demanded that the railroads put ' ATOMIC BOMB WORKER DIES FREDERICK, Md., Oct. 2. (UP) George Albert Chadwick, age 66, who designed the trugger mechanism for the atomic bomb, died Wednesday in Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Once Over Lightly They'll Do It Every Time SHAMOKIN. Pa. (UP) Bor-1 an end to the "overtime" blockBy Jimmy Hatlo ' Mm 0 t tam Ma woman lust cant help catching ough officials are cracking down nSfish. Mrs. Walter A. Holt was on on what they believe would be a major threat of disaster in the event of a fire or other public emergency trains loafing at street crossings. Three main crossings were said to have been blocked for 27 minutes one day. Chief Burgess Thomas F. Landy .TW.-isthe' win the way to a picnic with her Tipsy Bike Rider LEWISTON, Me. (UP) A 16-year-old boy was in juvenile court here for riding a bicycle family in a boat. When the place was reached, . the anchor was DEADEE DICK ,J dropped. After the picnic, Mrs. T 'v A V lM T. . CM OF THE PIMHolt hauled up the anchor r m?)"Go .omplete with a 1xk pound catish. while under the influence of liquor. - i 0ALL SE1

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that the body of her erstwhile spouse has been shipped to this I country for burial so that the

"good" fascists can't find it and use it for a shrine. That may be, but there is nothing we could do

with it. The body was probably dumped in the ocean. There are other uses for snow plows besides piling snow in a big pile, the port officials at New York have found out. They came across a shipment of such things to South Africa, where there isn't any snow, and they were worried. Maybe, they, reasoned, somebody got their wires crossed, and these things go to some other place. But no,' they were tagged right. Down Under, the natives use snow plows to stack wheat, oats, and. corn. When even there is a World Series, there is always that one fan' who gets in line so he can get a bleacher seat for the Fall Classic. And this year was no exception. The guy who stood :"or some twelve hours before the ticket line opened was, of all h?ngs. a Cardinal fan. You'd

think he had seen enough of the Dodgers when they knocked the tar out of his Cards during ihs person. Ks still isn't convinced, though, he picks the Yanks to win.

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best girl, be sure you wipe the , lipstick off your face before she sees you. She might shoot you. That happened to a man in Cincinnati. It seems that his girl found him with lipstick of t ra different color on one cheek, rso she just up and shot him. He isn't dead yet.

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' mopped up if . the place got a Next time you step out on your little dirty. In fact, he cleaned cut everything including the restaurant safe. He cleaned $900 out of that. " I ' Just to prove that careless drivers don't cause all the automobile accidents, there was the driver who escaped injury when , his vehicle was struck by a light monoplane as the pilot was trying to land the craft. No one in the automobile was injured, but ' the automobile was badly wreckcd. Shucks, these days a driver ' must look up, as well as ahead, to both sides, and behind to protect himself.

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24 Breed Champions 49 Thirds

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MILKING CONTEST with real cows highlights a Business and Professional Women's club regional conference party at Des Moines, la. with the cows taking the center of the hotel ballroom. (International

sunshine. But even with the ;sun, days. There are an average of it is a little chilly out there. The twenty cars, a day parked there, fans don't seem to mind, as long which helps the situation . around -

the the square, but there j is s.till - -room.' The lot wftl""' hold "aboul

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Indian? State Sullivan County Fair . . Montgomery County ' Breed' Champions 2, Reserve Breed ' Grand Champion 1, Reserve Champion First Prize 2, Second Pnze 1, Third Champion? 2, First Prize 5, Second 1, Breed Champions 2, First Prize 10, Prize 1. Prize 13, Third Prize 6. Second Prize 7, Third Prize 3. 1 Union County Fair Jackson County Fair Green County Fair Grand Champion 1, First Prize 2, Third Grand Champions 2, First Prize 7, . Second Prize 3, Third Pre 4. Prize 1. . ' Second Prize 7, Third Prize 4. Qavjes County pajr Franklin County Fair ' Clinton County Fair First Prize 2. ' Second Prize J-Third Prize h 1 Champion 1, Second Prize 1, Third Knox County Fair ' . Grant County rlze ' Grand' Champion1!, Breed Champion 1, . Grand Champion 1, First Prize 5. 1 Vermillion County Fair First Prize 2, Second Prize 2, Third ' Grand Champion 1, First Prize 2, Second Prize 2. ' . . ' d My ti a r,:L i Grand Champion 1, First Prize 2, Prul, Thud Prize 1. SDBnCfir County Fair Second Prize 1. Miam County Fair Grand qhampionl, Breed Champions 7, Grand Champions 4, Reserve Cham- First Prize 7. pions 4, First Prize 9. Tipton County Fair ' Total for 26 Indiana County Fairs . Parkt County Fair First Prize l, Second Prize 4. Grand Champions .....17 1 Grand Cliampions 2 Reserve Cham- AdaUIS County Fair ' ' Reserve Champions II pions 2, First Pnze 20, Second Prize 12, Breed Champions . ; 22 Third Prize 8. JtSeT" ' : First Prize 148 Madison County Fair Randoj Count Fajr' ;c0"dpPrizeFirst Prize 7, ScconH Prize 2. , pirst 4 Sf Third 'Third Pnze. ,. Hancock County Fair Prize 4. i 324 First Prize 2, Second Prize l. Delaware County Fair Fayette County Fair . . ,?Sh-amK1,B-arft r - ' , ' . .-'.. ec 4 7 Flrst Pnze 13 Second Prize 8, Third - Breed Champion 1, First Prize 5, Second Prize 1 I KRAFT FOODS COMPANY Prize 4, Third Prize 3. Jay County Fair 1 Industrial FoodsDept.,500Peshtigo Court Rush County Fair Reserve Champion 1, Breed Champions I Chicago 90. IUinois Breed Champion 1, , First Prize 5, 3, First Prize 24, Second Prize 6, Third , . Please tell me where I can buy Kraylets. Second Pnze 1. Prize 2. Washington County Fair Henry County Fair i First Prize 8, Second Prize 12, Third First Prize .3, Second Prize 4, Third Name : Prize 4. . Prize 3. a . ! Address., f..... ...... vt - n tst t S !

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