The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1946 — Page 5
THE DAILY BANNER, GPEENCASTLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1946.
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THOUGH RUSSIA OBJECTED, the Allied mil- j MlllCtS FCdf ilary tribunal announces acquittal of three.! LfifeCI' Clirb^
GOFU'NG
I tlUCNTROR
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J„ Oct. 2. (UP) Pronouncements of the United Mine Workers <AFL> reflected alarm today over I; 1 threat of legislative curbs on
labor.
UMW leaders at the unio biennial convention appeared ie oonernod with combating tl: t threat as they were with carry ing on their fight against wa '
and price controls.
Fear of labor legislation wo voiced yesterday in the <>:> (speech of Vice Picsident John
STREICHER
SENTENCES OF FROM
rtit * trner, '- C3 rKyjm y eor * " re or e meted out by the four-power triOunal to seven of tho*22'Ger | man war criminals on trial for over 10 months in the International Military Court at Nuernberg, Germany
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KEEP YOUR EYES ON OUR NEW MODERN BREAKFAST SETS
AGENT
£' veral "’il? storages"
fruits and vegetables ire being ipb incd in ana around Clover-
as result of a demonstration
Jcot ducted Saturday afternoon. H. I Caffmnnr Cloverdale township farm r and county agent K. W.
Hr - is assisted Otho Smythe in | hece'sary to
incailing a tile storage in his yard at Cloverdale with approximafely .wenty interested persons
'• alcirg on.
Th.fa food storages are very as;, to construct with only a 24 inch drain tile, a piece of
hardware .loth and an old wash j lratll1g n0r lt>I1K , asUnK
tub needed in the way of ma- ‘ t« rials. This tile is placed on bricks at the bottom of a pit. the
Ur. packed in around the tile, | The notorious Gretna
and a grav 1
the birds
in to roost and that II.
birds roost upon a treated perch.' L< ury, presiding in the nose I Repeat the application in ten | °* Pnesidcnt John L. Lewis, vvio ( j avs was ill in Washington. The same
I fear was expressed in the offi
1 he common poultry mite do *s | rrs’ report signed by Ix"vi c i not u-main continuously on the | O'Leary and Secretary-Trea-m I birds but during the day hides! or Thomas J. Kennedy. AFL away in cracks and crevices ofj President William Green dwelt | the poultry house. The best mite j on the same issue late yesteidey j control material is a mixture of when be appeared before f e
equal parts of carbolinoum and kerosene. In the modern poultry house it should be painted sprayed around and under roost poles, nests and mash hoppers. In older type houses, which usually affmai more places for th ■ mites to hide, it is frequently
spray completely
the Interior of the building. Another widely used mite control material is used crankcase oil mixed with kerosene in tne
proportion of four to one. The ar< * Smith mixture will give satsifactory ( ' 11 '
control but is not quite so pene
convention for the first tir.i* since the split over the CIO It)
years ago.
The officers’ repopt singled out 12 senators and congressmen
MAY QUALIFY FOR VETERAN’S BENEFITS Under the provisions of the a*v ’(led Social Security Act, effective August 10. 1946, aurviv c. etcrana of World War 11 . i lify for Social Security ' -nefi! under certain circumstances. 1 Th imondinents apply only to \ ms who have been in sorv; c at any time on or .•:> r SopLnnber 16, 1940 and be:,ire tl: official end of World W;. 1; (World War II has not been officially ended). 2. Sieve been on active duty r , ; it a *.H) days or were dis-c-hiirg ! h a use of injury or dis- . u ied or aggravated in the lin ’ of duty. ... iv, r . • ived a discharge o’ , *, r. dhonorable. ;. i died within 3 years .! -charge or release from ac tive duty. t entitled to any penip nsation from the V ■ •. 'ministration. (This tif :’ udo iiiMceeds of Nalio!: ’ .hvvi.t Life Insurance). T ; . < f any veteran, Vugust 10. 1940 it iieiicatlon with the
j who were described as Iradors '*f
Social
Security
Administration
j a coalition hostile to labor.
They
any ti
itk' befo:
■ February 10,
i were Sen. Joseph H. Ball
.. R.,
1947 a
nd draw
ben 1 ’fits retroac-
Minn., Robert A. Taft. R.,
Ohio,
lively
to the m
■>nlh of death.
j Kenneth S. Wherry. R .
Neb .
If ti-
:v vet era
n died on or af-
^ Harry F. Byrd, D., Va .
Carl
ter Au
gust 10,
1946. the benefits
. Hatch, D., N. M., and Allen Ri-
may n.
it !)• retroactive for more
. lender, D., La., and Reps.
How-
than 3
months
or to the month
cat bolincum.
D., Va„ K. FJ. Cox. D„ <’f df ath. Andrew J May, D., Kv . . Charles A, Halleck, R., Ind .
tp,. Leslie Aronda, R., III., anti Clai-
• ence J. Brown, R., O.
I The report summoned the min j ers to the ballot box next Nov-
Gree". eniber 5.
The mrvivors of all veterans, 10 may be qualified in tile
I’bn
small amount of course marriages were performed by the j “Every union man and woman or crushed stone placed village blacksmith, aldiough the j in America should scan carefully 31 the bottom. I toll keeper, ferryman or any other' ttl{ , voting record of each conThcse storages have a capac-1 pc’eson could officiate, according I geessman and senators up i 1 ’ ity f from three to five bushels to the Kncyclopedia Britannica. e | ection t f,j s y oar ,'- it said. "Ar oi rruits and vegetables depend- Runaway couples needed only toJ 0 t|| er reactionary Congress, such ir.g on kinds of containers used, declare their Wish to marry in tli3: as the 79th. will sec the hands of Food will keep in excellent condi- presence of witnesses. The prac- , y 0ur leaders tied and your rigbl lion throughout the winter and j titc virlually ended In 1856, when i un protected.”
the law required one of the con-
tracting parties to reside in Scotland three weeks prior to the
wedding.
miles, should contact the i i Social Security field of-
fir immediately. There is a Socnd Se urity field office located id 632 Cherry, Terre Haute. Ind.
g) wall into the summer in this type storage. Details of construc-
li c,f
Ej j tion may be obtained by calling gjjnr writing the county extension
' office.
[j I The lower .egg production next ||| j November and December and Ej | those weak birds may have to be @1 charged to lice and mites. Early 0| full treatment will prove a profg'itable measure for the poultry
|! ii,an.
gl J Lice and mites are not a serious problem where the birds are hous cl in clean, well ventilated, nd well lighted houses. This i fiha ozed the importance of sanitation and the adoption of improved poultry practices as a lice and mite preventative. I lifferent treatments are required to control both lice and mites. Lice remain on the birds continuously and are killed either by dusting or dipping with sodium fluoride or by painting the roosts with 40 percent nicotine sulphate. The nicotine treatment is now widi ly used because it is easy to apply and the birds do not have to be handled. To use the nicotine treatment, first clean the roosts and then apply undiluted 40 percent nicotine sulphate to the top side of the perches at the rate oi one ounce for each twenty feet. The material can he applied with an oil can, small brush or with tiie applicator commonly furnished with the nicotine. It is important that the treatment
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Young homemakers, and those who are refurnishing their homes both recognize the smartness and sophisticated charm of modern, after they see the breakfast sets on display here. Smart as theyare, in keeping with today’s living, comfort is not sacrificed one bit. Easily Extended Gleaming Chrome-• Leather Upholstery.
VETERANS! We’ll help you plan - our trained staff will gladly advise you on what is needed and appropriate in a modern home —
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Miss Lucy Furr -if Danville, Kentucky and Mr. and Mr Arthur Stcvgns and family of Standford, Kentrickv visited w h Mrs. Nannie Furr from Frinny until Monday morning. Mr ind M's. Gerald Furr and family of Morristown, Ind. were v ek on I guests ard Mr. ar.l Mrs. Ojvio Mann and daughter Niir.cy. w, i Sunday visitors of Mrs. Nanni
F'urr.
Mr. and Mrs. L on Sinclair who have been visiting Mr. Sinclair’s mother, Mrs Ecrtha Sinclair and Lois, left by bus Tuesday for Fllmira Ark., wiiciv they will visit Mrs. Metta Knoll for n week. They will return to Cl, v rdul<> and leave October lath for their homo in Pasadern, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wooden •and children of Indian pi 1 were wrek end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woolm and Mr. ami Mrs. F.ortcr Ca: sadv Mrs. Clara Jobe of Indi mapo11s sp’n. the week end in Cloverdale with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brown,. * John Robart Meek of Indianapolis was in CVverdah’ Sunday visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Meek.
Lieutenant Comman lor D. E.
Frau Goering and daughter, i McCoy and wife who haw b. eii paying a last visit to the No 2 in B nt m Harbor an ived FriNazi prior to reading of the day ev<ininK at th . homi , f M| .
j and Mrs. Sam McCoy and lefi | Saturday evening co/unpai’icd
! by their two small sons.
HOI s!NO RKI’OKT INDIANAPOLIS, ind.. Oct. 2 'INS) it. Flarl deters, K'ederal 1 ning administrator far 1ml: i, i ported today that 1, :7 dw< Ming units have been nuthoriz 1 in Indiana under Uie Ki ir: ,del f r Veterans" pmgram up to Aug. 30. Undei the program, which began early ibis year, a home owner may arrange for an, F’HA-in-sure I property improvement loan up to C. 000 nd obtain priorities • v : ."ini(dcling a structure to i \ h additional living accom<i-
Peters
r^.
juild
■xplained: K m iiP-fnr-V‘terans jvirti ularly desirable rail v, terans Emeris.: Piogram because rental housing which .inly needed. A neb usu illy requires a : matt rial than a new apartment, and the lone in a shorter
i House iVe Debated
verdict on Tuesday of death by
hanging.
-TONE
OK AGO, () it. 2 (U?) The U- 1 P tklnghouse Workers,
,t ’ t' lay wheth r to
i 11 a n * mwide strike lo sup-
d nan 1 that the governzc : I • perate the nieat -y a ■ i public utility. R : nil Dir.dor Her-
M irch id th ■ union was
dv ••• dering a strike” oi : the situation to
’itHic.’ 1
h to'd :i rally last right the •ivetnment seizivl thi it '.r.'Yistry wh.n the union ick f higher wages earlier
Bobby th ' ir. 11- id the crisis to-
pi mt its
the |
Ms
that
(and Don who have K en vitind ' we., ho I, -rrloua. | their grandparents f .r the past Th. p o kers are striking, he two weeks. • ; mdizing the farCloverdala Eigh.h Graders de- , i t - iiold buck un tlv ranges feated Putnaniville Eighth Gi id-_ the large.' numbers of cattla in era in r*>ft ball Mondnv ufterm nji nt hi.-tuiy. As a reualt, he at Pritn imvillo 9 to 3. a id nly a few w rker.s were A family reunion was held it ni pl yej in the nieat plants tothe home of Mr. and Mrs Jew tt du.V.
FURNITURE CO
north side of square
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rHOUOH THC FRANCHOT TONIS of Hollywood have confirmed they are separating, the man of the house is sure their differences will be patched up. "It s jealousy," says Mrs. Tone, the Fdlm Actress Jean Wallace, when questioned on her reason for consulting attorneys about a legal separation. "1 Ibve him. but we can t go on the way | w e ‘ve been doing." she declared. The Tones, married in 1941, have a 1 S-year-old daughter and 15-month-old son. (International)
Nickerson. Sun Jay, Sept. 29. The thrc" children of the lute Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hall nnvi families. Those present wefo, Mr. It ml Mrs. Hurry Hall nryi Unpl liti r Eileen of Stock welly dj&TS, Mrs. Cecil Hall nud: Charlene, Cliarlot,*;, S Charles and Glenn or i fajjltcj - « Mr. and Mrs. Harold • TOtfii spie and grandson,, Billy Gme Lidgard of Jasonville. One granddaughter was not able to ntten I Mrs. Margaret Ligard 'if Linton ILVZOli POTENT VIHiUMKNT IN HOLIH P'S HAM)' CHICAGO (UP) Geoffrey Harrison picked up a hitch-hik-er. The man held him up an 1 icbber him of $50. When Harrison reported it to the police, one policeman asked: Did he have a gun?” “No’’ Harrison said, “but he did pull out a razor, and I didn't
need a shave."
FORMER < IP< I S | AT MAN IVINS NE\T IN' SENATE MERRILL, WIS. (UP) Whan the p, >:t session of the Wisconsin legislature < mven s, Clifford W. (Tiny) Hill mny need more tlvan ■me seat. Krueg r stands 6 feet 2 inches lull and weighs 485 pounds. In the recent primaries he defeated thi in in,bent. State Sen. Willi.i n H. McNight, for the Re!>ubi. m nomination for the jpp ’■ h use. Since there was no Democi itic candidate, th ■ nomination was tantamount to election. Krueger, who is 28, formerly was a fat man with a circus and -til! lies his share of entcrtalnir ; it p'i nics and other outings staged by puli.ical groups. He wi;i member of the Progtvsaive P ity befor that grorjp merged v\ 'll the Republican state organization, last spring.