The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 June 1932 — Page 3
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, JUNE 16,1932.
G o. P. PLATFORM (Continued From Page One) Civil Service: Endorses connC f of sy ste,n - • Prohibition: lifodified 18th r , nt to allow states their own Jj„ n under federal protection. Conservation: Applied to all ra l resources, including oil. Xe pr0 Equal opportunity and , p U pit , Rico: Application of pleasures adopted for benefit of C S. itself. \ 1 a ska; Territorial self kovnt. , Welfare "ork and Children:, .'■nuance of welfare work. Indian : Protection of prop-| rights. ; ppnij'aiiization of government! al i- fav.'t'c.l f r economy and efjnc) • p f n' latic Failures: Charges , mtii h m o of representatives , in ipi ity for leadership; pink I'.trrel legislation. ■ p ar t\ Government: Urges -tv unite, at tat k- insurgency. Hi Con Itisinn: Cites alleged ,t! lefi'ioncies; contrasts -tructi'' Republican activity.
EAST MARION
Rev. Floyd Crocker and brother and Mr. and Mrs. A. H Stone and grandchildren Claira and Emmit Galton took Sunday dinner wdh Oran Buis and family. Miss Ruth Higgins of Indianapolis spent the week end with hi r parent. Herbert Higgins and family. Mrs. Ida Newman and Mi lb [on Slavens visited Sunday with J. K C *\ and daughter. The C. (.' Club met Wedm lay afternoon with Mrs. C. O. Buntei, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Glidewell , illod on E. E. Buis and family Frida i veiling. Mrs- Lester Storm and daughter visited relatives at Fillmore Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Unith Monday (.illod on Melvin Ruark and family . ui li.y afternoon. Miss Helen Slavens visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Oran Buis and daughter. Mrs. Myrtle Monday spent T o dav with Mrs. Gladys Elmore Cuitis Higgins and wife ( alb-d in Herbert Higgins and family Saturday evening.
DESPERADO w \ I ( HES COPS I'K.M I IN<; OVER HIM EVANSVILLE, lud.. (UP)—An al leged desperado, night as a bank r bber, looked on here so engrossed in the speetaele that he forgot to eseap ■, while thi ' police authorities fought nearly to the point of bloodshed, for the privilege of capturing
him.
Hugh O. Lindo y, 28, of Little I Rock, Ark , 't down two heavy suit-j cases he was carrying at a local rail j
way .st.ati n, to watch with amaze-1 greyhound, allegedly sc. •> | Ber ard ment the flare of words and firearms Mock's newly hatched chh k- to death while Homer \ iwoitli, Evansville bihI cut the poultrymen’s egg produe-
to make the sneak.”
“Sure, that’s light,” Lindsey replied, in chagrin. “Darned if I know why I didn’t lam. I sav all that excitement and thought I’d -ta k around for awhile and find out w at it was all about. You known, I n i tumble I that the dicks were fight p nie.''
FRIGHTENED CHICKS LOSE MAN KKNNI I I It EASE
SAN MATEO, Cal., (CP)- Night choruses of neighbor V’. I McHugh'-
her - could do no better than halve ! from Japan.
their daily stint because of the ca- There are no private niitnitions facnine howling from McHugh'- kennels torie- in Poland All factories pi' next daor. ducing munitions are state property. Mock testified the howling of the Of the.-e, the most important are two h, un i- had cost him $1,000 in eggs fully moderniz 'd plants, which proand chicks. duce machine guns as well as rifles.
A chicken has a right to undisturbed slumber and ought not to be scared to death, the council agreed It ic- \ ked M Hugh's permit to operate
the kennel.
IYPANESE DENY ORDERING
Gunpowder valued it $200,000 is re ported to have been sold to Japan by the Zagozdon state fa t ry. This, it was reported, was powder already on hand. Other Japanese orders were report d to have been given the state factory “I’oeisk.” These orders were
\\ \ 1{ MATERIAL IN POLAND " port" i to have tonic! '5011,000.
teetive, and two deputized citizenof Sullivan, bid., i. puled the privilege of arresting him. A-hworth aid he was threatened with guns in the hands of the Sulli van Sullivan depute David Marlow and Wesley Williams, before the i lei tity of the t i e became clear to one another. Lin 1 > . might easily •have e aped, without detection, dur-
ing the scuffle.
“Why didn't you make a run for it’’, Lindsey was a-ked at police head-1 quarto “It wa dd have been a pipej
tion bv half, he protested t the i ity
council.
A chicken expert brout it here from San Francisco, told couiuilmcn that chicks were being literally scared to death in their shells and that mama
WARSAW, (UP) —Rumors of Jap neso oi lers for arms ami ammunition in P' land have appeared often in tlie last few weeks here, and have boon denied by the Japanese legation. Nevertheless, it generally is believed that the Polish munitions industry has receive! some small ordeii
DM NER MOFRNS LOSS 'll LARGEST HEREFORD BI LL ODESSA, Tex., (UP)—John M.
Gi-t of Odessa, veteran Hereford breeder, mourns the loss of “Jumbo,” largest Hereford bull in the world. Ai d he not only mourns the fact that the uge bovine ha- been slaughtered
hut that he barely missed making an additional tidy -um on his -ale Gist was offered $1 a pound for the hull should he top the two-ton mark.Jumbo missed by 291 pounds, and brought a lower price. The huge hull wt ighed 3,709 pounds and measured 14 feet from the tip of his nose to his tail He was six feet tall. S M AI I ESI B All HD YD TO ()1 IT LINCOLN, Neb, (UP)—One of the smallest tailr, id- in the United States—seven block- long will go out of business in a few weeks. The railroad, built to carry material- to Nebraska's new $12,000,000 capitol building, is owned by the state. The line wa- laid through Lincoln -tnets. For ten years, while the capitol was Ixdng built, the railroad has been
used.
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