The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 October 1956 — Page 8

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Mr. and Mra Amt McRot a«d . mater of Muncia war# vimting with fnenda at Roachdala Saturday.

Closing-out Sale Ah mp are quitting the dairy Btinine** and leaving the farm, we will Hell the following liventook and personal property at public auction at the Billy Baldwin farm 3 mile* north eant »f Fillmore or 3 mile* northwest of ( oatesville, on Saturday, October 6th, 1956 AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M. 15 — DAIRY CATTLE — 15 One Holstein and Guernsey cow, 6 years old, milking good. One Holstein and Hereford cow, 4 years old, milking good. One .Jersey and Sw iss cow , 4 years old. milking good. One Jersey cow, 7 years old, milking good. One Red cow, 4 years old, milking good. One Red row, 3 years old, milking good. One Guernsey and Shorthorn cow, 4 years old, milking good. Two Jersey cows, 6 years old. milking good. One Guernsey cow, old, milking good. One Guernsey cow, 6 years old, milking good. Two Shorthorn and Guernsey cows, 2 years old, milting good. Two Yearling Guernsey, Swiss and Holstein Heifers. All above cows bred to Hereford bull and tested. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 7 can electric milk cooler, 2 can racks, 2 wash vats, 17 good 8 and 10 gallon milk cans, several old cans, strainers, 2 single unit Perfection milker with pipe and cocks for 12 cows, electric motor and compressor, brushes, etc. POULTRY 80 New Hampshire Red yearling Hens, laying good. MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS AND HOUSEHOLD M. \\. Garden tractor w ith 3 h. p, motor, riding attachment, trailer, cultivator, disc, laying off plow, sickle bar, lots of hand tools, garden tools, forks, shovels, axes, hammers, saws crowbars, barrels, tanks, junk, etc. 21 inch Motorola T. V. good condition, oil burner heating stove, 2 warm morning heating stoves, Philgas range, chairs, tables, lamps, kitchen cabinet, metal top table, twin baby stroller, twin baby buggy, fruit jars, some dishes, cooking utensils, 2 lawn mowers, 2 refrigerators, and many other articles. TERMS—CASH. Not responsible in case of accidents. Lunch will be served on grounds. MR. AND MRS. RALPH MINIER ALTON HURST, Auctioneer. CLIFF McMAINS & DAN BENNETT, Clerks 1

No Progress In Walkout Parley PEORIA, 111.—(UP) — Union and management spokesmen today reported little progress had been made in settling a walkout of 19,000 production workers at

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the Caterpillar plant here. Negotiators met until 2 a. m. attempting to iron out differences, but broke up without any results. No resumption of negotiations was scheduled this morning. Meanwhile at Decatur, where 2,500 workers were idled Wednesday at the Caterpillar plant there, union and management representatives went into a meeting at mid-morning in an attempt to settle the walkout. A dispute over an alleged speedup of production workers at the plant here flared into a strike Tuesday. An incident involving a foreman and a welder who was ordered to work faster, triggered the strike. The plane personnel totals about 26,500 persons, including the 19,000 production workers. The Decatur strike, which began early Wednesday afternoon, was called by Local 751 of the United Auto Workers because of dissatisfaction over a proposed apprenticeship job classification, which union and management representatives had been discussing for several weeks. The plan had not been made effective.

tion to Mrs. John Williams of Roachdale, who is county vicechairman.

Girl Is Victim Of Sex Maniac

ike Rally Set For Terre Haute

When one of the ten “Eisenhower Bandwagons” now touring ihe country rolls into Terre Haute on Saturday, October 13, for a giant Sixth District rally. Putnam county Citizens for Eisenhower will be among those climbing aboard. John B. Williams, county chairman of Citizens for Eisenhower, has announced that the all-day political pow-vvow, at the Vigo County Fairgrounds, v/'il feature a huge barbecue and bean dinner, entertainment by known stars and television personalities, and a gala fireworks display, all free. Cecil Harden, Sixth District congresswoman, Senator Homer Capehart, and other prominent candidates also promise to heighten interest in the festivities. * Township chairmen of the Putnam county Citizens for Eisenhower are: Jackson, Clarence Ward; Franklin, Marion Stcw-

HOBART, Ind. (UP) — Experts from the state crime laboratory worked with the coroner today in an effort to determine whether 16-year old Lana Brock was buried alive by a sex maniac. The girl's bruised and nearly nude body was found buried in a sandbank in New Chicago, Ind., Tuesday. She had been missing from her home in New Chicago for a week. Deputy Coroner Warren Pike said a superficial examination had not determined the cause of death, but he promised full results of an autopsy today. Meanwhile, 30 law enforcement officers sought the slayer but said no definite leads had turned up. They believed a sex maniac attacked the girl, and may have buried her alive by kicking sand down upon her from the sandbank in which she was found. She was clad only in a brassiere and shoes. A white blouse, blue jeans and other clothing lay nearby.

State Reports 17 Polio Cases INDIANAPOLIS, (UP)— The State Board of Health reported 17 polio cases were added to its records last week, the lowest weekly total since before August. Many of the cases reportea during the week occurred previous to that period, including seven before September. Indiana had 19 polio cases during the same week a year ago. The 1956 total now stands at 280, compared with 325 for the corresponding period in 1955. Only 29 of this year's victims had received at least one shot of Salk polio vaccine. Two more polio deaths were added to records during the week, bringing the death toll to 12, compared with 14 in the same 1955 period. Lake County turned in reports of three cases last week. Adams and Jennings Counties each had two cases. Single cases were reported from Henry, Jefferson, Madison, Morgan, Porter, Posey. St. Joseph, Tippecanoe, Vigo and Whitley Counties. The deaths were reported from Tippecanoe and Vigo Counties.

elsewhere fn the next three, wee Its He said the Democrats “are trying to make me personally an issue in the campaign.” “This is unfortunate, because principles and policies that is, what is good for the farmer should always transcend person alities.” he said. “However, I welcome ths

South Fart Of State Has Rain

Ike Speaks In Pittsburgh, Tues.

MAPLECROFY AUVG THEATRE Just East of StllesvlUe on U. 8. 40 Show Starts at 7 I*. M„ DST Tonight Guy Madison & Virginia Ixu* “THRESHOLD OF SPACE” Alan Ladd, Patricia Medina “BLACK KNIGHT”

Friday and Saturday William Holden and Donald Carey “STREETS OF LAKEDO” Alan Ladd and Robert Preston “WHISPERING SMITH” Final Chapter of “RIDING WITH BUFFALO BILL”

fight.” He ssid that the opposition has "grossly distorted” the administration's farm policies, especially in the farm belt.

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Scattered areas of Southern Indiana got heavy rain early today, but the central and northern portions where it was needed the most remained dry as a bone. Scottsburg reported 2.65 inches of precipitation during the 24 hour period ending this morning.

West Baden had 1.45

.50, Newberry, .27, Evansville,

.07 and Indianapolis.

But none was recorded at South Bend, where half an inch of rain since Sept. 1 has furnished the driest conditions for such a period of time in the last 34 year®. Occasional showers were due today in parts of the state, but clearing weather was in sight

WASHINGTON (UP)—White House Press Secretaray James C. Hagerty hinted today that President Eisenhower may do more politicking in Pittsburgh than the television address he has scheduled there Tuesday night. > But Hagerty said newsmen wdi | have to wait for an answer to ! just what may be added to Mr. j Eisenhower’s Pittsburgh sched- j

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In any event, he said any expansion of the schedule will not

Seymour I involve o° in & to “another city”

or delivering another formal address. It presumably would be restricted to more public appearances and, perhaps informal political talks in the steel city.

art; Russell, Jess Shalley; Clin-1 tonight, Friday and Saturday.

ton, Jake Martin; Monroe, Jewell Blue; Floyd, Milburn Easley; Marion, Gilbert Knetzer; Jefferson, Gail Baugh; Cloverdale, Robert Lasley; Washington, Frank Masten; Madison, Cecil Davidson: Greencastle, Hubert Cooper.

Parade co-chairmen are Guy Williamson and Howard

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Anyone wishing to make a donation to Citizens for Eisenhower is invited to send the contribu-

Temperatures reached highs of only 66 to 73 Wednesday, the low being recorded at Indianapolis

Benson Will Go After Farm Vote

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CHICAGO (UP) — of Agriculture Ezra son announced plans

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Today’s highs were expected to range from 68 to 75, tonight’s lows from 37 to 47. Friday’s high from the mid 70s to the upper 70s

tour of the Corn Belt in a “fighting” campaign for the farm vote Benson told a news conference he will use ranch wagons and small planes to make speeches in as many as 10 communities a day m Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and

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