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Mr. and laughter fnn Orr ni and callers YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 M F NEWS- • — Vol. XX; No. 75 as Van- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CRNTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, Sept. I 3, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION 8,000 ene and CeY. Mr. daugh- rs. EXPECTED Geo- Last Week TRUMAN Local F.F.A. Members Mr. and TO VISIT KENTUCKY laturday In Kentucky irned to ON CAMPAIGN TOUR Kentucky politicians moved fast my after during the past week as the fall LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Sept. 13. For th To rela- Exhibit First shape up. • campaign began to rUP)---Kentucky Democrats today Russell I. Jones, of Somerset. forward to a visit by presi- re Sun- looked took charge of Republican head- rs. Iva dent Truman to the bluegrass state quarters in Louisville and state late this month. treasurer Edward F. Seiller said Seiller. mother he would be in the Falls City Mon- State treasurer Edward F. Time At States,,,i• ,d with • In direct Democratic activities Democratic campaign manager. rice. A10 'the politicians were opiff- said top national party officials lay mistic about thejr party's chances and looked with favor on having the in November, but the stress being arr. President make a number of Heifers To Be Shown placed on the brteeng of top can- •sio With Tis and speeches in Kentucky on his re- HOUSEBREAKER to Kentucky added weight Claud didates turn from Los Angeles where he is belief the election will be y. to the scheduled to speak Sept, 23. Aid or Rotary ler and close. RELEASED TODAY Club Members Seiller said tetative plans called : guests G. 0. P. National committeeman for the president 'to' enter the state —4 F. F. A. members in Calloway Ilimore. Jouett Ross Todd returned from at Henderson, probably on Sept. ON S300 BOND will exhibit dairy Delores conferences with top Republican animals at the 30. He would make platform ap- J. T. Garrison, 18 was released tt with leaders in 'Washington and announ- Kentucky State Fair this year for pearances in Western Kentucky, by County Judge Pink Curd today JOHN MARINE is more than probable" ced " a major speech in Louisville that on a $300 appearance bond to ap- the' first time. Frank Hill, Hazel, rr and that Governor Dewey will speak night, and the next day move on pear before the November grand will exhibit a senior heifer: Char-. iy Key. in Kentucky. He said an announce- BURIED SATURDAY through the bluegrass toward, West jury. lie White, Hazel, a Delores on the Republican presiden- junior heifer; ment Virginia. Garrison confessed Saturday to n appearance in the Felix Darnell, Lynn Grove, a Paris tial candidate's participating in two robberies here AT WEST FORK jun- be made by The candidate's itinerary would ior bluegrass state would Tuesday night. He said that to- yearling and Jack Mayfield, Brown- include talks from his train plat- in City campaign manager Herbert a 16-year-old accom- John Marine. 72. died Friday at form at Henderson. Owensboro gether with Murray Training, a senior heifer • daugh ell. Junior. Economy Irvington. Then he would plice he broke into the,: 5:20 p.m. at the home of his daugh- All the above cattle were cla.ss- raiding. The Democrats also are planning and in Hardware store where they took Mrs. .1.7 C. Gooch, three :miles ified as blue ribbon animals at the Kentucky's Senator Alben speak and spend the night Lou- ter. • to have 820 in cash, and later the same commissi iner's junior dairy show several speeches isville, and the next day move on south of Murray. Survivors include W. Barkley make evening the tuai youths broke Into which was- held in Mayfield up to speeches at Shelbyville, Frank- ••• Aug- In the state, They are holding service station his daughter and several neices arid fort. Lexington. Morehead. and the Greenfield List- 23. announcement of their campaign DIGGING UP THE PAST—Fossilized remains of dinosaur bones, 90.000,000'years old, are and a -Penn- .v.Mere they took $80 in cash nephews. Harry F. Walters. state opening until the national Demo- Ashland. discovered in large number on the banks of the Red Deer Lodge, in Drumheller, cimmis- is go- being .25. Colt automatic. of the arrange for The trip. if carried out, will find Mr. Marine was a member sioner of agriculture, invited all cratic committee can Alberta, Canada. Here, Joyce Cleugh and Adess Sheridan stand before a life-size dinosaur youth has not been of an Truman speaking in five of the The younger boys having blue ribbon animals • Barkley to be on the program. to going on a tourists' trek in Kirksey Methodist church. Funeral made of cement in Calgary's Zoological Park, preparatory taken' into custody yet, said Sher- at presidential candi- States nine congressitinal districts. West Mayfield, and four other similiar Already two tho region. These monsters wthzhed no to 70 tons. - iff Wendel Patterson this morning. services were held at the policy party can- Truman's trip would follow on shows held over the state, to show dates. the Progressive Judge Curd said that Garrison Fork Baptist cnurch at 2:30 Satur- ent of and the the heels of major candidates for in a special class at the state fair'. didate Henry A. Wallace bond because this under the direction the Republican and States7Rights was released an day afternoon The Murray Rotary Club came to Socialist-Labor party candidate. However, he to jail Governon.Earle was his first offense. of the Rev. Van B. Dunn. Burial the boys rescue by in Kentucky. ticket. California's HARDIN CHESTER helping finance have been Murray warned the youth that law enforce- was in the church cemetery. le Professor the trip. de- top flight can- ntohme inGe.e.Ois Each boy. except Charlie Next week more ment officers would watch him being state. Cali- Warren,dential P'scLiceule3crto Serving as paliisearers were nep- White, is sponsored by a rotarian didates will visit our DIES SUNDAY AT closely until his appearance before Warren cross Western Kentucky cnroute- hews. Randolph Story. Festus Story, who giyes the boy guidance and fornia's Governor Earl in November. to Louisville for a speech the grand jury Jessie Marine. George Marine, Clay moral Support. C. M Graham is will speak in Louisville on Sep- Ken- to The Vice Presiden- Following him in Western At Marine and Fred Stone. godfather Felix Darnell, John 22nd. Dies Home Here tember tucky will be the Dixiezrat stanr- Ed Scott to Jack Mayfield, and Ron. tial's , candidate's appearance will The Max Churchill funeral home ard-bearer, South Caroliriles.Gov. Hardin R. Chester. 80. died of ald Churchill to Frank Hill. mark the opening of the party's Murray lust one of its most dis- HARVEY SETH was in charge of arrangements. J. Strom Turmond. complications at 12:05 a.m. Sunday Many more 4-H club and future 1,0uisville drive and G-O-P mayor- tinguished citizens when Prof. Fred Truman's proposed visit to Ken- at his home on Farmington Route 2. _ I farmer members of the County al candidate James E. Stewart will T Schultz, 59, died at his home on tucky adds to the general belief Survivors include his wife. Mrs. DIES SUNDAY are also sponsored by -individual make his opening speech there. Farmer AV Mlle Sunday morning MARKETS is one of the -dark and bloody Georgia Ann Chester: two daugh- Rotarians. • Warren, who will come to Ken- this at 7:20 grounds" of politics where either ters. Mrs. Haughter Byers and Mrs. At A Glance Judging teams from Lynn Grove, tucky from Evansville. Indtana, --Prof. Schultz underwent an oper- AT LOUISVILLE or both parties may win, but not Lillian Russell 0 :Highland Park. Hazel and Murray Training will will be followed through western ation for a brain tumor July 6 at Harvey Wilson Smith of Coldwa- L without a battle. Mich.; three son G. I. C.hester of II, I noted I'll,. leave for the state fair September Kentucky by the States-Rights a hospital in Nashville. Tenn. He ter died of complications at 200 Governor Kentucky is considered by top Herrin, Ill., Ot Chester of Farm- Stocks lower in quiet trad.ng. 18 to participate in the dairy cattle presidential candidate. had been convalescing satisfactor- o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Caro- Men in Republican and Democrate• ington route 2. and Robert Jones Bonds irregular: U. S. govern- judging contest which will be held e J. Strom Thurmond of South ily at his home this summer, and Louisville Hospital. after a lengthy circles as a doubtful state, and of Highland Park.