The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1956 — Page 7

1HE DAILY bANNtk WED.. AI'«. 22. I*app 6 GREE>rASTLE. !>DIA> % K IKE C.ETS riCI/E HAM JEFFERSON SITV Mo. (UP) —The prize country-cured ham of the Missouri S ate Fair, which

sold for $31 a pound, has been sent to San Francisco for presentation to President Eisenhower. The ham was purchased by VV. D. Cruce, executive secretary of the Missouri Republican Stata Committee, who forwarded it to Perry Compton. Republican state

chairman no.v attending the party's convention. The ham was cured by Mrs Mary Burger Keil of California Mo., a Republican.

YOUNG HEADS MOOSE CHICAGO, (UP)—George VV.

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Young, attorney from Spokane, Wash., was elected unanimousl} today as supreme governor of the Loyal Order of Moose. TODAYS HOG MARKET Hogs 9.500: steady to 25 higher; 190-260 lb S17.00-S17.25. few S17.40: 200-230 lb. $17.50; 260290 lb. and 170-190 lb. S16.75S17.00; 120-160 lb. S13.00-S14.50. FIFTH POLIO VICTUM GARY (UP)—Lake County re?orded its fifth polio fatality of 1956 today with the death of 7-year-old Lester Lindsay of Gary. Lester died in Gary Methodist Hospital this morning of bulbar polio.

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Nixon Says It's Up To Delegates SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Vice President Richard M. Nixon confidentally left his political future in the hands of Republican convention delegates today. H.s renomination was a certainty.

In one of his last moves before today's balloting on the vice presidential nomination, Nixon I urged Republicans not to block Harold E. Stassen's request to | address the convention—presumably in behalf of his dying “dump Nixon” drive. Unanimous consent of the delegates would be required before Stassen could speak to the convention because \ he is not a delegate. A half dozen or more states ! had wired Nixon their intention. 1 1 of objecting to—and thus blocking—Stassen’s request. But the ; vice president made a public appeal against the idea in a visit to the Ohio delegation Tuesday night. “T personally urge that no objection be raised 1 ’ to Stassen’s appearance, Nixon told newsmen. “I think he should be allowed to appear and express his views.” Although he denied any “campaigning” attempts on his own behalf, Nixon continued his whirlwind schedule of delegation conferences almost up to the hour of balloting.

GIVE ’EM LEADERSHIP’

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SENATOR William Knowland (left) lists 17 reasons why the Republicans must oe kept in power wiiue Kc-ynuLti Langlie tells the GOP delegates in S»n Francisco th?t the pa-ty’s puipose in the coming campaign is not to “give ’em hell,” but to give them leadership.”

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Lehman Will Not Be A Candidate

NEW YORK (UP) —Sen. Herbert Lehman, longtime Democratic stalwart in New York state and national politics, announced today he would not be a candidate to succeed himself in this fall’s senatorial election. Lehman. 78. four-time governor of New York in the depression years, has been a political figure since his election as New

York’s lieutenant governro in 1928. Lehman threw his support for the senatorial nomination to New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner. He said he would support Wagner with "great pleasure and satisfaction and full confidence because I think he will make a very fine senator.” TRUC K KILLS BOY GARY (UP) Lee Stauffer. 6, Gary, was killed Tuesday when

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Wed., Thursday “HELEN OF TROY” Rossana Pedesta, Jack Sernas “THERE’S ALWAYS TOMORROW” Barbara St nwyck. and Fred McMurray

MAPLECROFT AUTO THEATRE Just East of Stllesvllle on U- S. 40 Show Starts at Dusk TWO DAYS— Wednesday and Thursday Robert St sek and Robert Ryan “THE HOI SE OF BAMBOO” Betty Grable and Gower & Marge Champion “THREE FOR THE SHOW” Program Sublet to Change Without Notice

he was struck by a truck in a city street while chasing a ball. TREE KILLS MAN MUNCIE, Ird. (UP) Clauds Weeks, 32, Mancie filling staticn operator, was killed Tuesday night when a tree he was cutting down on the site of his new home fell on his heal and fractured his skull.

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STASSEN TRIES TO KEEP ANTI-NIXON DRIVE ALIVE

BUSY-AS-A-BEAVER Harold Stassen (left), trying to keep his "diti h Nixon" cimpaign going. with Ambassador Henry O.’iot Lodge, Jr., (center) and California’s Gov. Goodwin Knight, who hasn't shown much enthusiasm for Nixon h mself.

REPUBLICANS SHOW THEIR ‘I LIKE IKE' BUTTONS

TWO OF THE most influential Republicans in the party, National ('h Minim Leonard Hall (left) and Representative Joseph Martin, the permanent convention chairman, reflect the buoyant confidence of the delegates as the convention of the GOP opens in San Franusco. Hull givels the convention to order while Mai tin shows that he’s “an Ike man.”

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