Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 133, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 7 July 1949 — Page 6
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lapsed. The men on top hauled him up. I Then they used long pike polas to haul the trapped men up. ' A resuscitator revived Booker quickly and Stafford after two and one-half hours. Three doctors failed to vevive Miller and Thomas.
Stryker wound up the defense' summation with a fist-shaking declaration that the entire Hiss case was an "outrage a long Culmination of the job done by the UnAmerican Affairs Committee."
the lampreys attach themselves to fish "with their round, sucking mouth and with their rasping tongues and needle-like teeth virtually suck the life from their victims." The lampreys were blamed for
a fantastic decrease in catches of j lake trout in Lake Huron. In '
1945, commercial fishermen took "over a million pounds" from the lake. In 1948, the catch was only 50,000 pounds, Krumholz said. Now lampreys, normally an ocean pest, have been found 'in the Little Calumet River in Porter County near Chesterton.
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Two Die From Fumes Cleaning Old Well CULVER, Ind., July 7 (UP) Fumes in the bottom of an old well killed two men who were trying to clean it and overcame two firemen who tried to rescue them, authorities said today. James M. Miller, about 70, a groceiy store and dairy operator, and Walter Thomas, age' 22, a
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I helper, died in the well yesterday. Volunteer Firemen Merlin Stafford and Oscar Booker collapsed in the 10 foot deep shaft when the fumes passed through" their gas masks. Miller had climbed down a ladder into the shaft which formed i pari of a sewage system for his j business nearby. He collapsed at . the bottom. Thomas summoned ' help then went down to help
Miller. He was overcome too. Stafford and Booker, two of 11 volunteer firemen who answered Thomas' vail, Went down into the shaft with ropes tied on them. The rope holding Stafford broke, and he fell to the bottom of the shaft. Booker, who followed him, col-
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Judge Charges Hiss Perjury Trial Jury NEW YORK, July 7 (UP) Federal Judge Samuel H Kaufman began charging the Hiss perjury trial at 3:25 p.m. today and an hour or so later it was to begin its consideration of the government's case against the former high official of the State Department. Kaufman began hp charge after the government and the defense had bombarded the 10 men and two women with oratory the prosecution contending that that Hiss was "a traitor to his country," the defense maintaining that the government's case was an outrage built on the testimony of a "proven liar." Shaking his fists in the air, Defense Attorney Lloyd Paul Stryker denounced the government's star witness. He called Whittaker Chambers a "psychopathic personality" and his wife a "deliberate liar." "If you don't believe Chambers, then the government has
no case," he shouted. I Comparing the 44 year old former State Department official with Judas Iscariot -and Benedict Arnold, the prosecutor said the
"uncontradicted facts" left the I jurors with only one inference: , "That this defendant this smart, intelligent, American-born man . gave govenrment documents to Whittaker Chambers." ! ATHLETES FOOT GERM AMAZING RESULTS IN ONE HOUR
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Zany Columnist May Turn Author INDIANAPOLIS, July 7. (U.R) Zany Columnist Ed Sovola says he'd be willing to write a book about himself and his experiences provided that 30,000 readers put up $2 each in advance. Sovola, who has devoted stories in The Indianapolis Times to his feats of counting leaves on a
I tree and selling $1 bills for 79
cents, said he didn't want to spend "a year or two slaving over" a book just to "find that publishers consider me as popular as black plague." If readers put up their money in advance, however, he said he will start writing the book, entitled "You, Too,", which will include "several little projects that couldn't be reported in a family
And Krumholz said there was "great danger" they would infiltrate into "the Mississippi River drainage basin."
Sullivan Club Meetings FOR THIS WEEK
The Presbyterian Circles will meet Friday, July 8, at 2:30 p.m. as fellows: Circle No. 1 with Mrs. Robert Johnson; Circle No. 2 with Mrs. Walter Shuck; Circle No. 3 with Mrs. Roland Campbell.
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Hoosier Fishing BLOOMINGTON, Ind., July 7. (UP) Hoosiers who every summer search unsuccessfully for various sizes and shapeg of rumored monsters learned oday that a real, live 20-inch .'"monster"
threatened the Indiana -fish population. i While hundreds of ''big game" hunters have stalked; mysterious animals that never materialized, a tiny critter that looks harmless posed a serious problem for Hoosiers who fish for sport or cash. An Indiana University zoology instructor warned that sea lampreys have invaded state streams. He said the small eel-like parasitic animals had created an "alarmingly real" threat to fish in Indiana lakes and rivers. Louis A. Krumholz of I. U. said
Sullivan Rebekah Ledge will meet Thursday night, July 7, at 7 o'clock. Officers will be installed by the District Deputy President. Each member bring ccokies or pie
4-H NEWS
! Our fifth business meeting was held June 22 at the home of Virginia Loudermilk. The meeting opened by having the 4-H Club pledge, led by Judy Johnson. Pledge to the flag was led by Karen Kay Coyner and roll call was answered by paying dues. For business, it was decided to help with a stand at the County 4-H Fair and to hold one meeting with the boys. The songs were led by Cosette French and games were led by Anna Lisman. Refreshments were furnished
by Cosette French and Christine Arnett and drinks were served by Virginia Loudermilk. j Christine Arnett gave a demonstration on making a salad. i
Members present were as fol-1
lows: Martha Lashbrook, Judy Johnson, Karen Kay Coyner, Anna Lisman, Cosette French, Beverly Shelton, Sandra Daugherty, Christine Arnett, Shirley Homberger, Mrs. Thelma Terrell, the leader; Tonya and Jinny Lou Terrell; hostess, Virginia Loudermilk, and Virginia Lisman, news reporter.
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The Old Friends club will not meet until further notice.
The (Junior Department of the Baptist Sunday School will have a picnic at the City Park Friday, July 8, from 3 to 7. Please come directly to the park and bring a picnic lunch.
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The Hamilton Township Farm Bureau will meet Sun
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Turman Township Farm Bureau members as o:ir guests. , Covered dish supper at 6 p. m. Bring cwn table service.' We iwill eat at 6 o'clock then attend Unicn Churcii service at the park.
G. H. club meeting has been postponed until Friday, July 15.
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Sullivan Home Economics Chorus will meet at the Wcodman Hall July 11th at 1:30 for practice.
MAN IN HOSPITAL BED KEEPS HIS MONEY OMAHA, Neb., July 7 (UP) Fred Wehler, age 73, lay in his hospital bed today, clutching $17,000 in his wrinkled old hands. Wechler was brought into the hospital as a heat exhaustion victim yesterday. When attendants
I undressed him, they found the
money in a black purse tied around his neck. He wouldn't let them put the money in a bank because "I ain't had no use for banks since I saw eight of 'em 'close up in Gary, Ind." Wechler said he saved the mon
ey by "living close" and intends to "keep it for my old age.'.' He I
rents a room for $10 a month
and neighbors said he lived on I syrup, bread and beans. I An account book showed he ! spent only 115.8r for living expenses since Jan. 1. When an attendant asked if he was married, Wechler snapped: "Women cost money." j
SEARCH BLUE LAKE FOR MAN'S BODY COLUMBIA CITY, Ind., July 7 (UP) Police searched today for the body of John J. Davidson, age 22, Blue Lake, whe drowned yesterday in Blue Lake. Police said Davidson rowed out onto the lake with a company and dived into the water after
anchoring the boat. The boat broke from its mooring and Davidson drowned while trying to get back into ti.
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; as critical. Boulassis was on ! special assignment fr.om Gieec . participating in Air Force trail ling at Chanute Field.
TWO COLLISION VICTIMS DIE LEBANON, Ind., July 7 (UP) A truck-car collision near Thorntown, Ind., Tuesday morning has claimed its stwond and third victims, State Police said today. Charles Stolec, died yesterday at Witham Hospital here. Sgt. Edward Vincek, age 21, St. Clarsville, O.. was killed in the
accident. The car in which the
three airmen, all stationed at Chanut Field, 111., were riding crashed into the rear of a truck. John Davidson, age 19, Pittsburgh and Arthur . Lppincott, Jr., age 20, Beaver, Pa., also passengers
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I ANDERSON. Ind., July ? J
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heat stroke suffered last wee leader in the last three sessior Vermillion was Senate minorit;
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BOY INJURED MAKING SINKER j TERSE HAUTE, Ind., July '(UP) Ronald Beck, age I needed a fishing line sinker '
he took, a bullet from his father
pistol and pounded it with
hammer. -The bullet explode
The slug struck Ronald in t chest and the casing hit him the hand. His condition w
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The C.W.E. club will jneet Friday, July 8, at the City Park for a covered dish dinner at noon.
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The Paula Ann Home Economics club will meet June 13th lat the home of Mrs. Med Richmond. There will be a white elephant sale.
Curry Township Farm Bureau will meet Sunday afternoon, July 10th at the Farmersburg park. Program at 3:30 o'clock. The speaker .will be Frank Adamson. Music by the Adamson quartet. Basket supper at 6 o'clock. Everyone invited.
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FRIENDSHD? CLASS (MEETS j The Friendship class of the Methodist church met at the shelter house in the city park Tuesday evening, July 5. A delicious pitch-in dinner was enjoyeU. The Misses Normalee Thompson and Joan Walters 'sang a beautiful duet "Beneath the Cross," accompanied at the piano ' by Anna Lois Harris. Rev. E. E. Aldrich gave the devotions. ' Rev. Thomas Fisher, Methodist ' minister of Hymera, was the guest speaker and gave a very ( interesting talk on his expe-i-1 ence while in Germany. Guests! present were the Misses Costella Zink, Sallie VanArsdall and Mrs. Flossie Mcgill of Hymera. ' Owing to the hot weather there., will be no August meeting. The September meeting will be held in the church parlor. j
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Mr. and Mrs. John McBride and. family had as their week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watercutter and son. of Sydney,
Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. George Cullison had as their week-end guestJ Mr. and Mrs. John Okey and Johnnie Farr, all of Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. William Rector had as their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen,.. Jenny Lee, Billy, Sue and Johnnie Farr, all of Indianapolis. Miss Jo Ann Kleusner camped at Shakamak Park last week. Miss Meeda Faye Lynn is spending the week visiting relatives in Indianapolis.
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