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The Palladium-Item and Sun-Telegram, Richmond, Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1944 5 Farm Equipment, Livestock Sale Brings $14,900 The Kinjockity farm equipment and livestock sale held Monday on the farm, located half-way between Cambridge City and Hagerstown on Indiana-1, was declared by officials in charge to be one of the largest ever attended in this county. Total sales brought $14,900, with the crowd present jamming th sales area. One of the major items of the sale, a tractor, was sold to W. O.

Brunner, of Liberty, for $963.23. One bull was bought by Joe Ripberger, of south of Milton, for $700. A number of registered Herefords were sold in addition to a milk herd. Articles at the sale were offered by the owner, Douglas E. Thompson.

R. V. McGrady and Vanderbeck served as auctioneers. Quigg Brothers Sell Holstein Friesian Cow The Holstein Friesian Association of America, with headquarters at Brattleboro, has announced the sale of a registered Holstein Friesian cow to Hugh White, Zanesville, Ohio, by the Quigg brothers of Richmond. Change of ownership for this animal, Elkhorn Florence, 2269422.

has been recorded officially by the association. Rev. Faye Fouse Cherry Grove Evangelist Rev. Faye Fouse is the evangelist for the Cherry Grove camp meeting to be held near Lynn from Aug. 13 to Aug.

27, inclusive. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ashby will have charge of the singing and everyone is invited to attend. Churches The Parker Memorial Sunday School class of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock with, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Hartman, Middleboro pike. A pitch-in supper is to be given and every one is invited. Jeepers TOPEKA, --C. M.

Voelker, superintendent of the Kansas Vehicle department, says farmers who buy a versatile army can: Get a passenger car license if it's used primarily to haul people; Get a truck license if there's trucking to be done, or Don't bother to get a license at all if the jeep is kept off the highways and used as farm machinery. Chummy -Barbara Anthony, six years old, had emergency operation for appendicitis. Her playmates, Nancy Loy, 12, and Valerie Hanson, 12, said they would visit her at the hospital. They got there, but not for just a visit. Both complained of pains.

It was appendicitis. They, too, had operations. were three beds in Barbara's room. Guess who occupied the other two! Some of the Psalms are supposed to have been writtn as long ago as 900 others as recently as the Second century B. C.

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Recuperating from his wound a at a navy hospital, Marine Sgt. George Michael Reedy of Manitowoe, described how he got "perfect" tonsillectomy when his tank, Angel, fought point blank duels with enemy tanks near the city of Sergeant playd the trumpet in a dance band before entering the service. ADVERTISEMENT Soothe This Real Pain of Quick Way SUNBURN Remember Sunburn is a real burn and should be treated at once. For quick relief apply OIL-OSOL. It soothes, cools and comforts.

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Eicher Monday admitted into evidence at the mass sedition conspiracy trial some 200 documents seized by the Federal Bureau Investigation Noblesville, publishing of William Dudley Pelley, one of the 26 defendants. Overruling protracted defense objections, the jurist permitted material to be made part of the trial record. Arguments over its admissibility concluded earlier in the day after Chief Prosecutor O. John Rogge read a single sentence from one letter to support his contention the contests were linked with the indictment. The sentence, from a letter allegedly written by George E.

Deatherage, one of the defendants, officers talking of the inevitable purge to come." Rogge told the court the quotation was evidence of specific intent to commit the crime charged in the indictment, to incite the armed forces to disloyalty and mutiny. Heretofore, secrecy has cloaked most of proposed exhibits, seized by the Federal Bureau of Investigation the Noblesville, publishing mat plant of William Pelley, another defendant. Dudley defense has contended the documents were obtained on a an illegal hos search warrant and they have bearing on the charge. Overlooks $12,000 M'PHERSON. Ga.

(INS) -Because he couldn't Swedish Capt. Sidney Karling, post exchange officer at Fort McPherson, almost overlooked 000. Captain aKrling recently received a letter written in Swedish, language which he cannot read. Busy at the time, put the letter in his pocket and forgot it. Later, someone offered to translate it for him.

The letter notified him that ant uncle in Sweden had died, leaving him 52,000 kroner, or $12.000. Self-sealing rubber, now being used for gas tanks for warplanes, may be used for safer leakproof fuel tanks on busses and trucks after the war. Men, Women! Old at Want Pep? MP 40 Refugee Children Find Haven in America- -Wac Corp. Helen B. Lloyd, of Hartford, entertains three children who were among 983 refugees from occupied Europe brought to this country for the duration of the war and quartered by the War Relocation authority at Fort Ontario, Oswego, N.

Y. "Just Punishment" Meted Out to 8 Officers by Nazi Court Bulletin LONDON. (AP) Eight former officers in the German army were hanged Tuesday two hours after their trial concluded, Berlin radio announced. LONDON, -(AP)- Berlin announced Tuesday people's court had meted out "just punishment" to Field Marshal Erwin von Witzleben other expelled army officers severed on charges of complicity in the July 20 plot against Adolf Hitler's life. In Nazi Germany, "just punishment" usually means death.

official account of Monday's trial, broadcast by D. N. disclosed the alleged plot against Hitler had been hatching since last summer. Colonel Count Claus von Stauffenberg, named by lin as the actual assassin, was declared to have brought explosives into Hitler's ver presence twice before July 20, but to have refrained from letting them go because Heinrich Himmler, Gestapo chief was not with Hitler, "he was to be finished at the same time." Three former generals and four lesser officers were tried with von Reunions Klemann The Klemann reunion was held Sunday at Conservation park. A basket dinner was served and the afternoon was spent in playing cards and games.

The next reunion will be held the first Sunday in August, 1945. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klemann and son Gene, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Comer, Mr. and Mrs. Everette Koenigkramer, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Schuller and daughter, Judith Ann, and son, Johnny, Mrs.

David Hoffman, and son, David, and Klemann, Miss Maxine Klemann, Myron Klemann, and Richard Klemann and Tippie. Attending guests were Rose Gregg Rich, Jerry Long, Mrs. Erva Mills and son, Richard, Harry Comer, Patty al from Kellen, Betty Klemann and Dorothy Eberling and friend. Baker The annual reunion of the Baker family will be held at the same place in Glen Miller park, Richmond, on Sunday, Aug. 20.

Dinner will be served at noon (c. w. Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, secretary, requests a special effort to be present. Doddridge The annual Doddridge homecoming will be held Sunday, Aug.

13, at Doddridge Chapel. Bring your dinner and spend an enjoyable day. Anthony The eighteenth annual Anthony reunion will be held Sunday, Aug. 13, in Glen Miller, park. Those attending are bring a basket dinner and table service for their families.

Polish Exile Premier Confers With Group MOSCOW. (AP) Premier Stanislaw Mikolajezyk relayed to his exiled government in London Tuesday the details of his lengthy discussions with the Polish committee of liberation and national council. Sources close to the exiled Polish leaders in London said the premier now has enough information on which to base vital decisions. They hesitated to speculate on the terms. Foreigners in Moscow said this was a crucial moment in Polish history because "it is now up to the London government," to which concrete conditions have been given.

Stalin is understood to have assured Mikolajezyk that once a Polish rapprochement is reached, Russian-Polish issues will be considered. These deal primarily with Poland's eastern frontier. Witzleben, who was quoted as testifying that he and, Col. Gen. Ludwig Beck were to have headed the military under the coup.

Beck, former chief of the German general staff, committed suicide, Berlin said, after frustration of the conspiracy. Berlin announced earlier the death of seven other accused officers, four by execution July 20 and three more by suicide. Describes Plot Major General Stieff, one of those on trial, told the Himmlerruled peolpe's court, Berlin, said, that he knew the details still another abandoned plot to kill Hitler. This called for the placing of time bombs in the packs of three private soldiers, without their knowledge, and setting the bombs explode when they appeared before the feuhrer for a demonstration of new equipment. The broadcast said police officials led the defendants into the Berlin Supreme court for the trial.

The deliberations were concluded Tuesday. Berlin gave this account: The officers were accused of participation in the assassination attempt in order to stir up revolt in Germany, to assume command of the wehrmacht, to seize state authority and to conclude a dishonorable peace." The court consisted of an infantry general, a Berlin businessman, a people's councilor and a municipal councilor. A Berlin baker and a civil engineer served as substitute judges. The jury wore long red robes. The officers were represented by eight defense councilors appointed by the state.

When von Witzleben, the chief of the defendants, gave the German salute the president of the court declared, "the German ute may be given only by Germans who are men of Fayette Home Agent Takes School Post CONNERSVILLE. Arthur Hines, Wayne county school superintendent, has announced that Miss Mary Kelsay has accepted a position as home economics teacher in the Whitewater school. Miss Kelsay, who has been home demonstration agent here since June 14, 1943, has resigned, effective Aug. 20. She will make her home on her farm near Green's Fork.

Her successor here has not been named. Miss Kelsay, who is a native of Montpelier, attended Earlham college and was graduated from Drexel institute, Philadelphia, and served four years as a home agent in Pennsylvania, before coming to Fayette county. At a meeting the home economics leaders set Oct. 26 for the annual achievement day program to be held at the Memorial building at Roberts park. Mrs.

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