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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1952

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Air Force to receive large portion of defense budget

Washington reports the Defense Department seeks about 40.0 billion dollars for the next fiscal year with the Air Force taking a 17 percent share. Defense Secretary Lovett says he differs with Roswell Gilpatric over air force and navy duplication and mentions plans for new super carriers.

Washington Air Force Defense Department White House Congress Budget Bureau Defense Robert A. Lovett Forrestal Saratoga Lovette Roswell Gilpatric United States U.S.A.F Navy Marine’s Force Army Us.a.f Dan Kimball Gilpatric Lovett

Terre Haute Council Deadlocks on Sewage Plant Vote

Terre Haute city council deadlocked four to four at a special session over discharging a committee to consider a sewer plant. Absence of Councilman Koll due to illness left the tie. The project faces a $5.185 million estimate and a December deadline on the proposed site.

Terre Haute Charles Koll Jacob Davern Charles Harrington Frank Doyle Ralph Tucker Wabash River

ROKs Rally After Heavy Artillery And Air Support

South Korean forces, aided by Allied artillery and 142 fighter bomber sorties, seized Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge then regained much of the position after intense fighting. Vic tor Kendrick reported the crest remained contested as of evening and the Eighth Army denied the loss.

Seoul Korea Pinpoint Hill United Press Victor Kendrick 8Th Army Eighth Army Pin‘point Hill Kendrick ROK

Champion Barrow to Be Crowned at Exposition

At the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago the grand champion barrow was set to be chosen this afternoon. Separately Rollin Shoemaker and Carolyn Crumm won president's trophies plus 300 dollars in scholarships at the 31st National 4-H Club Congress held with the expo. The grand steer prize went to Ohio Leader II, a 1100 pound Shorthorn shown by Ohio State University. Swine in the Amphitheatre ran lean as breeders pursued less fatty bacon and ham.

Chicago Barrow Rollin Shoemaker Denver Colo Carolyn S. Crumm Alfalfa Okla Ohio Leader II Ohio State University International Amphitheatre

Thick English Fog Halts Firemen Search in Dorset

Thick fog blanketed central and south west England on Tuesday night with Dor set’s visibility reduced. Fire crews spent an hour searching for a blazing house in the foggy conditions.

London England Dorset

Fight Over C I O Presidency Roils Atlantic City

In Atlantic City on December 3 47 factions oppose Walter Reuther for CIO president while Allan Haywood and backers refuse to quit. The convention memorial session for late CIO chief Philip Murray features Adlai Stevenson as speaker amid calls for an open roll call vote.

Atlantic City N. J Walter P. Reuther C.I.C Reuther Allan S. Haywood Philip Murray C.I.O Stevenson Adlai E. Stevenson Ilinois Haywood

Sharp Debate Over U.N. Reds Ouster Action

A federal grand jury and the State Department clash over efforts to identify and remove Americans deemed disloyal on the United Nations staff. The jury accuses the department of blocking inquiry and clearing disloyal officials, while the State Department says it has no control over U.N. personnel and only alerted the U.N. to suspected Communists. A Senate subcommittee has adopted the jury’s report into its records.

New York State Department United Nations Washington U.N Department US. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Federal Grand Jury David N. Edelstein U.S Grand Jury

Attack Fatal to 15 Month Old Boy

A 15 month old Terre Haute boy collapsed while playing Tuesday evening and died within minutes. Stephen A Bealmear son of Mr and Mrs Albert L Bealmear 1320 Sycamore Street pronounced dead after futile resuscitation by a fire department first aid squad. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park with funeral Friday at 11 AM.

Terre Haute Stephen A. Bealmear Albert L. Bealmear Sycamore Street Fire Department Michael Wade Judith Ann Earl Bealmear Maude Dickey Callahan Funeral Home John R. Knecht Roselawn Memorial Park

Reluctant Chicago draftee faked death to dodge draft

FBI in Chicago nabbed Alfred C. Zaccone after reports of his death proved false. Zaccone, 25, faced a $2500 bond and arraignment on failing to report for a pre induction examination. The case traced from a bogus migraine note to fake mothers letters and a coroner’s death form.

Chicago F.B.I Alfred C. Zaccone FBI Chicago Selective Service Board Number 14 Zaccone Alfred Navy Board Number 14

Illness Fatal To Councilman Charles Koll

Charles Koll longtime Terre Haute councilman died at his home at 1837 North Thirteenth Street after a brief illness. He would have turned 67 this Sunday. Known as the elder statesman of Terre Haute politics, Koll served 14 years on the council beginning in 1939 and remained a continuous presence through multiple administrations.

Charles Koll Charles C. Koll North Thirteenth Street Terre Haute Koll Joseph Duffy Kell Vern McMillan Ralph Tucker Tucker

Taft to block Durkin as labor secretary test for Eisenhower

Senator Taft faces a potential clash with President Eisenhower as Durkin, a 58 year old Democrat and AFL leader who opposed the general, seeks Senate approval for labor secretary. The outcome could set the tone for Republican unity and Eisenhower's agenda in a new Congress.

Washington Sen Taft Gen Eisenhower Martin P.durkin Durkin Senate Congress A.F.L Taft-Hartey

Terre Haute Weather Forecast Improves Storm Affects Roads

Snow and ice melted with occasional rain today in Terre Haute. More rain or snow is forecast for the weekend. Temperatures were expected to reach 40 this afternoon and stay above freezing tonight with a 42 degree high tomorrow. Slushy conditions on streets and highways eased after a four inch snow Monday night. Main routes were clear and dry today.

Terre Haute Weather Bureau

U.N. Assembly to Approve India Peace Plan for Korea

The United Nations General Assembly, led by President Lester B. Pearson, prepared to swiftly approve India’s compromise peace proposal for Korea after the Main Political Committee backed it 54 to 5 with Russia and its allies opposing. If accepted, Pearson would forward the plan to North Korea and China for reaction, with adjournment likely until a February reconvened session to consider replies.

United Nations N. Y U.P United Nations General Assembly India Assembly Lester B. Pearson Canada Russia China Pearson Peiping Pyongyang U.N Sembly United States Dwif D. Eisenhower

Autos Sink in Ohio River Near Evansville

A barge loaded with new cars sank at the head of Henderson Island, about 14 miles below Evansville, Indiana. The Commercial Courier towboat operated by Commercial Barge Lines, Inc. towed the sunken barge. An approximate 200 cars may be aboard including Chrysler products. The loss amount is not yet estimated.

Evansville Ind Ohio River Henderson Island Commercial Courier Commercial Barge Lines, Inc Golconda Ill Carnett C. Points

Man Dies After Fall From Home Roof in Columbus

Martin Hoeltke aged 63 died from injuries after falling from his roof in Columbus township while repairing a leak. He was on the roof Tuesday when the accident occurred.

Columbus Ind Martin Hoeltke Columbus Township

General Hobart Gay to Inspect Rose Unit Friday

Maj. Gen. Hobart R. Gay, VI Corps commander and former World War II chief of staff, will visit Terre Haute to inspect ROTC units. He arrives from Camp Atterbury and will tour the Polytechnic Institute military department at Rose Poly, as part of a Reserve Officers training tour. Gay, native of Rockport Illinois, began service in 1917 and rose through various commands before leading forces in Korea and WWII.

Terre Haute Hobart R. Gay First Cavalry Camp Atterbury Gay Officer Training Corps Military Department Polytechnic Institute Frag Marvin L. Jacobs Rose Poly

Executed Czech Communist Leaders Named in Purge Trial

Rudolf Slansky and ten top Czechoslovak Communist leaders were executed after a purge trial, Prague radio reported. The group included Vlado Clementis former foreign minister Bedrich Geminder and Rudolf Margolius among others.

Vienna Rudolf Slansky Prague Radio Kremlin Slansky Vlado Clementis Bedrich Geminder Communist Party Prague Otto Sling Ludvik Frejka State Economic Commission Bedrich Reiin Otto Fischl Rudolf Margolius Andre Simone

Fugitives hunted after Pa prison break. one nabbed in W V office

Five dangerous convicts from Pittsburgh's Western State Penitentiary fled Sunday and remain at large. James Milk age 25 of Duquesne Pa was arrested unarmed in a Western Union office in Charleston W V while attempting to collect wire funds. Police chase details include two cars two guns and stolen knives and clothes from the Lerby home in Rea Pa. An abandoned Wheeling West Virginia car later carried the Lerby description.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Pennsylvania Western Union James Milk Duquesne Pittsburg Western State Penitentiary Emile Lerby Rea Lerby Wheeling Lerbys

New Cab Drivers Strike Talks Move Toward Second Proposal

Teamsters Local 144 president Jack Reynolds says a meeting of striking Black and White Cab Company drivers will be held Thursday at 9 30. The walkout, now nine days old, seeks a $5 weekly pay increase after Friday’s negotiations with the company.

Jack Reynolds Teamsters Local Union 144 Reynolds

Weather Summary and Tide Notes

A brief weather update notes sunrise at 6 53 am and sunset at 4 27 pm with noon and morning times. River stage reads 2 8 feet and is falling while yesterday’s average humidity was 89 percent.

Local Weather Report Includes 29 Degree Temperature

Local conditions note a temperature of 29 degrees with no precipitation recorded. The brief update provides a concise snapshot of current weather.

Weather Outlook for Terre Haute and Indiana

Cloudy conditions with light snow or freezing drizzle to rain tonight and on Thursday. Temperatures show tonight low around 33 in Terre Haute with Thursday high near 38. In Indiana expect light snow or freezing drizzle at times changing to rain or snow tonight and Thursday with lows between 28 and 36 and highs around 33 to 38.

Terre Haute Indiana

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U.S. Air Force BY Elton C. Fay World War Mothers Pearl Kuykendall Florence Marshall Agnes McCauley Roks Champ Barrow Shanes C.I.0 Presidency U.N. Assembly Hobart Gay Atterbury Clementis, Slansky Red Party W.A U. S Weather Bureau
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