Weapons case continued in City Court
Charges of intoxication and drawing and threatening to use a deadly weapon against Jesse W. McClelland 32 of 900 North Center Street were continued to December 11. McClelland allegedly forced Louis Jones proprietor of Jones Drug Store to call a local auto service at gunpoint. he was disarmed by Robert Mayberry who arrived during the incident. Fred Howard was fined for driving without lights and erratic driving. other defendants received fines for speeding red lights and license issues. several cases continued or postponed to December 11 or 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. McClelland
North Center Street
Herbert R. Criss
McClelland
Louis Jones
Jones Drug
Thirteenth Street
College Avenue
Robert Mayberry
Gilbert Avenue
Fred Howard
Yale
Ill
Howard
Chestnut Street
Harry Boatman
Rosedale
Robert Bailey
West Terre Haute
Harold Bardin
Kansas
Homer Cornthwaite
South Seventh Street
Rudolph Stephens
North Fifth Street
Stephens’ Auto
Fourth
Tippecanoe Streets
Raymond P. Rose
Arleth Street
Walter A. Lowe, Jr
Lowe
Terre Haute
UN Forces Collapse As China Masses Troops In Korea
North Korean capital Pyongyang falls to Communist forces as UN troops retreat toward the 38th parallel. Chinese front-line units assault the flanks from Sukchon to Sunchon while MacArthur warns of a Chinese buildup of 268,000 front-line troops and 550,000 in rear areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyongyang
Sukchon
Sunchon
Red
United Nations
Korea
Siberia
Douglas
38Th Parallel
Seoul
U.N. 8Th Army
Chosin Reservoir
Washington
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
North Korea
Hyesanjin
7Th Division
Yalu River
Siberian
MacArthur
Red China
U.N
Vigo County Board Grants Seven Beverage Permits
The Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board approved seven renewals and a permit transfer. Renewals include the Vigo Social Club Inc at a new location South Fruitridge Ave Terre Haute. Others granted beer and wine retailer permits to Alva and Nellie Wallace, Frank E Martin, Ben Davis, Alexzina Laloux, Mary Williams Thompson, and a beer and wine dealer permit for Tom J Nasser at 1332 South Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo Social Club, Inc
Wabash Avenue
South Fruitridge Avenue
Terre Haute
R.R
Alva
Nellie Wallace
North Fourth Street
Frank E. Martin
Ben Davis
South Thirteenth Street
Alexzina Laloux
Lafayette Avenue
Mary Williams Thompson
Tom J. Nasser
South Seventh Street
Boy Fights to Save Mother as Fatal Shooting Occurs
Des Moines reports 7 year old Jimmy O'Dell tried to shield his mother Mary O'Dell in a hotel lobby as a suitor shot her to death. He told police he kicked the attacker to stop the gunfire but officers say the mother died. Authorities seek Joseph Rogers as the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
U.P
Jimmy O'Dell
Mary O'Dell
Jimmy
Mrs. O'Dell
Joseph Rogers
Collins
Owa
Polk County
Open of December term in Superior Court reports divorces and separations
Judge Albert R. Owens opened the December term in Superior Court No. 2 granting Jean Malone a divorce from Leon Malone and restoring her name to Roberts. Quota Zopf seeks a one to two year separation from Walter Zopf with support for herself and a minor child. The cases include new limited divorce filings and motions filed as dockets are set. The period of marriage lasted from June 6 1942 to November 29 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Owens
Superior Court No. 2
Jean Malone
Leon Malone
Roberts
Clay A. Phillips
Superior Court
Quota Zopf
Walter Zopf
Perle Mesta Voted Woman of Year 1950
New York December 4 Associated Press poll of newspaper women's editors names Perle Mesta U S minister to Luxembourg as Woman of the Year for 1950. Other top mentions include Gloria Swanson Pearl Buck Irene Dillier Gussy Moran Mary Margaret McBride Vivien Kellems Margaret Truman Millicent McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Perle Mesta
U.S
Luxembourg
Gloria Swanson
Pearl S. Buck
Irene Carey Dillier
Gussy Moran
Mary Margaret McBride
Vivien Kellems
Margaret Truman
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Lawyers Institute Meets Saturday in Deming Hotel
The Sixth District Bar Association and Lawyers Institute hold a Saturday, December 9 gathering at the Hotel Deming starting 12 30 p m. Sponsored by the Indiana State Bar Association, the program features registration, talks on Federal Bankruptcy by Charles B Feibleman and Federal Income Tax Returns by Walter Keaton, a social hour at 5, and dinner at 6 with toastmaster Benjamin G Cox and banquet speaker Clarence Hail of Catlin Illinois. The Sixth District committee includes Forest Wallace chairman H DeWitt Owen Walter N Haney A A Parr Clifford O Shandy Edward L McCabe and Wilbur D Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyers Institute
Sixth District Bar Association
Deming
Indiana State Bar Association
Charles B. Feibleman
Indianapolis
Walter Keaton
Rushville
Benjamin G. Cox
Clarence Hail
Catlin
Forest Wallace
H. DeWitt Owen
Walter N. Haney
A. A. Parr
Clifford O. Shandy
Edward L. McCabe
Wilbur D. Smith
Theft at Tatelman Furniture Station four radios
Four table model radios valued at 121.85 dollars were stolen over the weekend from the Tatelman Furniture Store at 319 Wabash Avenue. John Tatelman reported the loss to Officers Everly and Crockett. A burglar also entered Fisher Cleaning Company at 1731 South Seventh Street and took 2.30 dollars in cash a loaded .38 caliber gun and a cigarette lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatelman Furniture
Wabash Avenue
Everly and Crockett
John Tatelman
Fisher Cleaning Company
South Seventh Street
Navy to Call 15000 Reservists for Active Duty
The Navy will mobilize 15,000 enlisted reserves to active duty in April to June 1946. About 7,500 will be reserve petty officers in 34 specialties, and the remaining roughly 7,500 will be seamen and seamen apprentices with at least six months prior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Navy
Recorder Files November Report
County recorder Charles C. Broadhurst filed the November report of instruments recorded and fees received, showing 965 instruments and $1337.65 in fees. Justice of the Peace Roy Fortner reported $460 in state fees for his Harrison township, while JP Charles Barnett of Lost Creek township noted $85 in quarterly fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Broadhurst
Joseph G. Jones
Justice-of-the-Peace
Roy Fortner
Justice Fortner
Harrison Township
Charles Barnett
Lost Creek Township
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Eunice Kinzer
Glenshaw
Arthur Ellen
Eunice
Pittsburgh
Shaler High School
International Soundphoto
U. S. 1St Marine Division
U.S. 7Th Infantry
J. Lawton Collins
Tokyo
U S
America
Mother Truman
Senate
House
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
U.N. General Assembly
Warren R. Austin
John Coulter
International
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Optical Service
Vigo County
Terre Haute Savings Bank
6Th and
Ohio Sts
Mary Helen Deames
Verna Riley
Grady Thomas
Hadacol
Dennis Deames
Florence Street
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mary Helen Deomes
Missouri Avenue
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Route 2
Somerville
Alabama
Marjorie Mullins
Jewellridge
Virginia
Lloyd E. Scheultz
Erie Avenue
Houston
Texas
C. H. Strack
West
Second Avenue
Pine Bluff
Bennie Hollingsworth
Box
Simms
Louisiana
Dudley J. Leblanc
Senator LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc
The
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