The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1952 — Page 6

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n\Z DAILY BANNER CfiFFNCASTLE, NDIANA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1952.

TRUMAN SPEAKS with a pledge to weed out and punish the wrongdoers "I intend to see to it." He still did not disclose any new plans for carrying out the house-cleaning. But he promised to submit further recommendations .md invit-

ed Congress to cooperate in this effort. He said Congress should do some reforming, too, "by applying rigorous standards of moral integrity in its own operations.” He also urged it to limit campaign spending and protect

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A DEPARTMENT store Santa 'Ians in Dorchester, England, hought he'd relax with a i igarct and immediately made a scientific ! liscovory false whiskers are alergic to matches. • t t The tuink is a )Hi'/hIII smnll miinal to hr the renter v/ such u inn/htil hii/ riii kns : ! ; New York baby whistled the first day he was born Mis first word* will be, no doubt; "Wow! Whot a world!" i r i A giant vase, .100 years old, found in a rave in Siam, puzzles archeologists as to its; me. Prob-

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individuals rights in its invesigallons— —— And again Mr. Truman ran the whole gamut of his ‘‘fair deal" program of civil rights, health insurance, revision of the Taft-Hartley law. aicl to education. housing -the basic domestic program which the Democrats will carry to the voters in this presidential election year. But Mr. Truman gave no hint of his personal political plans. One new “fair deal” proposal was for a $5 monthly increase in tiie present $42 average for social security old-age insurance benefits. Mostly Mr. Truman's message was an appeal to the nation not to let dowm in its efforts at a time when ‘‘the world still walks in the shadow of another world war.” ,' In this connection, the President said that tile first job on tiie home front ‘‘is to move alietgJ full steam on our defense program." He said the nation now lias nearly u,500,000 men and women in its armed forces. "Our objective is to have a weJl-equipped. active defense force large enough in concert with tiie forces of our Allies to deter aggression and to inflict punishing losses on the enemy immediately if we should lie attacked. "We are not building an active force adequate to carry on a full scale war, but we are putting ourselves in a position to mobilize very rapidly if we have to." ~ 1 ' HAN HIT < APTt'KLB EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Jan. 9 it'Pi A bandit who staged a -pectacular liquor store holdup, disarmed and looked up two policemen and escaped with SfiO in cash, sat in jail today awaiting prosecution. Clarence Jackson. 35, a Negro, was captured in a dragnet at nearby Henderson. Ky.. half un hour after tiie hold-up here yesterday. Mrs. Marie Williams, tiie liquor store clerk, told police Jackson entered, posed as a customer, produced a gun and forced another customer to scoop the money from a cash drawer.

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When he cut the telephone wire, Jackson set otf an alarm. He dashed out of the store into a taxicab when officers Roy Perkins and Charles Eagan arrived. Jackson disarmed tiie patrolmen, locked them in a

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