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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1952
Page
2
The piece notes Taft harshly criticizes Eisenhower seven weeks before Inauguration, sparking concern among Republicans about a potential split with the President-elect and fears of future clashes mirroring Taft's earlier rift with Truman.
Mrs Josephine Robinson died Tuesday after a brief illness. She is survived by family and will lie in state at Callahan Funeral Home with a requiem mass at St Patrick's Church. Burial follows at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may visit Callahan Chapel after 4 PM today and rosary will be recited at 7 45 PM Thursday evening.
Henry M Sandberg 72 died at 8 30 PM Tuesday at 1469 Chestnut Street He belonged to Locust Street Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Royal Neighbors Survived by widow Blanche a son Eugene Sandberg of Patricksburg a daughter Mrs Norma Shidler of Terre Haute a brother Martin Sandberg of Terre Haute two sisters Mrs Albert Sandberg and Mrs Forest Nemeyer of Terre Haute and three grandchildren The funeral will be held at 1 30 PM Thursday with Rev Co G Mc Crocklin officiating Burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery
Claude Williams aged 51 died at 9 p m Tuesday at his residence 415 Ohio Street. Survived by wife Helen and three sisters Hazel Prout Waive Discus both of Vincennes Indiana and Nina Moore of Chicago. Body sent to J N Hickman Funeral Home for services at 2 p m Thursday in Highland Lawn Cemetery.
Funeral services for Harry Scott will be held at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at the H P Martin Funeral Home with Rev R Powell Mead officiating. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Park. Scott was a member of the Central Christian Church and the Ute Tribe Improved Order of Red Men.
Carlisle Indiana December 3 Arthur Burris 68 died Tuesday at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan He survived by wife Maggie two daughters Dor othy Williams and Dercia Mahan four brothers Roy Joe Mack George and others three sisters Della Ethel and Mabel A child and a great grandchild They were moved to Newkirk Funeral Home Pleasantville Services at 11 am Thursday at Indian Prairie Baptist Church burial in I C O F Cemetery Body to church from funeral home one hour before services
Herbert Bland of Rose Dale Indiana aged 67 died Tuesday in Vermillion County hospital after a brief illness. The decedent was a lifelong resident of the community and leaves a widow and several relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending at the local undertaker.
The obituary lists Pearl a dough widow, Mrs Martha Williams of Rosedale, a son John W Bland of Montezuma and seven grandchildren. The body was taken to Thomas Funeral Home in Terre Haute. The Thursday service at Rosedale Methodist Church was led by Rev Ralph Gwin with Rosedale Masonics in attendance.
Judy Darlene Bedwell 1 year old of Pleasantville died Tuesday in Carlisle after illness. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bedwell and grandparents, with a great grandmother Mrs. Lillie Boone. Body at Newkirk Funeral Home. Services set for Thursday at Mt. Zion. Burial in Bethany Cemetery.
John Scholfield 75 a Marshall Illinois former postal clerk died suddenly at his home Tuesday. Surviving are his widow Opal two daughters Mrs George Millhouse Zion Illinois and Mrs William Meehling Marshall a son Warren Scholfield Waukesha Wisconsin a brother Robert Scholfield Marshall and three grandchildren. Services set for Thursday at 1 30 pm at Moore Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Stauffer officiating.
Mrs Effie C Garrigus died Monday in Brazil Indiana at 1 30 p m She was a Peniel Methodist Church member Survived by three sons John P Garrigus Anderson Roy Garrigus Brazil Russell Garrigus Rockville a daughter Mary Anderson Brazil one sister Mary Nicoson Paris Ill eight grandchildren one great grandson and several nieces and nephews Body to Moore Funeral Home Funeral Thursday at 10 a m at the funeral home Rev Robert Shanklin to officiate with burial in Stankard Cemetery
Otis Quinn 65 of 507 East Madison Paris died of a heart attack at Paris Hospital. A World War I veteran and former Paris Post Office custodian, he is survived by widow Luella a brother Elmer Quinn of Paris and sister Mrs Ethel J Powell of Chicago. Funeral at Blume Funeral Home Thursday 2 PM with burial in Franklin Cemetery north of Paris.
Durward B. Fisher age 77 died at 6 30 p m Tuesday at his home Route 4 Rockville in care of Howard Rockville and New Bethel Presbyterian Church Surviving Myrtle a widow two sons Ryland of Route 4 Rockville Leighton of Mishawaka and a child He was taken to the Branson Funeral Home.
Miss Margaret Newman a 78 year old Paris native died in a St Louis hospital. The body was brought to Ward Funeral Home Paris. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Brock Luttrell Paris and Mrs Nelie Erickson St Louis and a brother Roy Newman Paris. She formerly was a bookkeeper for Brock O Luttrell mayor of Paris.
P Anton Jensen aged 95 of Cicero and a native of Denmark died in a Noblesville hospital Tuesday. He was the father of Otto K Jensen chief examiner of the State Board of Accounts.
Terre Haute councilman at large Charles Koll dies after Thanksgiving seizures and a sequence of relapses. Born December 7 1886 in Terre Haute he previously ran a grocery with his brother and worked for Prudential and Terre Haute Candy and Tobacco. Survived by wife Rheatha P daughter and several siblings with services at P J Ryan Sons Funeral Home.
A grand jury report on UN security practices calls for a code of security rules for employment with the UN and its agencies. The State Department declined to name individuals or comment on secretaries general selections, noting U.S. nationals on the UN secretariat identified as possible communists and 28 previously separated or suspended staff were listed for grand jury review.
Federal agents arrested the suspect after evidence showed identical handwriting on letters about a death date of January 7 1951 and a burial at All Saints cemetery. The draft board questioned the timing of enlistment and noted a burial permit and state ment of burial. John F Malone led Chicago FBI examination at Board 14.
World War II veteran General Gay served as cavalry instructor and depot chief, then moved through the First Armored Corps, Seventh Army in Sicily, and Normandy era leadership. He led the Fifteenth Army and the First Armored Division before commanding in Korea and earning the Silver Star at Casa Blanca with multiple US and foreign decorations.
Dr. Philip C. Jessup, State Department trouble-shooter and target of Sen. McCarthy, resigns as ambassador at large. His letter dated Oct. 16 becomes effective Jan. 19, with Truman praising his service. He will return to Columbia University faculty after leaving government work.
Terre Haute firemen responded to 166 alarms in the city and 25 in townships during the month. Fire Chief Denis Nicoson reported total fire loss of 25,175 dollars and noted grass fires caused 58 runs while resuscitator crews handled 17 calls.
Frank Swan aged 46 died from a fatal head injury after slipping on an icy Gary street upon alighting from a Gary Railways bus Tuesday.
The Czech court executed Clementis and Slansky after a mass treason trial. Josef Frank and Karel Svab were also condemned. three others received life sentences. The defendants, mainly Jews, were charged with plotting to liquidate the democratic system and align with imperialism. The court rejected clemency appeals despite claims of anti Semitism. Radio Prague placed the execution at Pankrac Prison in Prague.
Individuals were found guilty of military treason for sabotaging defenses and stealing army secrets. The court proceedings detailed the illicit acts and the severe penalties awaiting the defendants.
Fred Graff aged 37 jailed for the 100th time on his own request. He asked for 30 days in a warm cell after seeing snow and cold conditions in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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