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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
3
Mrs. Red Skelton admits locking her bedroom door to keep the children from waking. She says Red stormed out after an argument about the children and notes she won’t divorce for the sake of the two kids. Red says he left because she interrupted him while writing gags.
The Arab Asian bloc condemns France for human and political rights abuses in Tunisia and calls for civil liberties restoration and negotiations with Tunisian nationalists. Debates on Tunisia and Morocco test French American ties as the United States backs debate but signals no final stance, while Britain supports France.
Articles of incorporation filed with County Recorder James G. Fagin by H and K Real Estate Inc. Karl A Werneke named resident agent with offices at 1125 Wabash Avenue. Directors include Karl A Werneke Jane E Werneke H B Struble Mary Mildred Strubble and Lenhardt E Bauer. Authorized 500 shares paid in capital $1000.
President Truman grants full 1.90 wage increase amid coal industry dispute. WSB Chairman Cox may resign as members push for action on price ceilings and unions warn of disruption. Killingsworth eyed as successor while Putnam defers ruling, signaling potential board fracture and broader labor impact.
Judge Albert R. Owens granted Lucille Decker a divorce from Ferrell Decker with custody of assets. Ada Collins won divorce from Robert Collins and restoration of Hatchcraft name. Myrtle Thompson divorced James Thompson with custody of a minor. Two new filings include Dorothy Sampson and Gordon Sampson seeking divorce on cruelty grounds with Wells name restoration, and Mildred Childers seeking divorce from Ronnie Childers with cruelty allegations.
Vigo county coroner Dr. D M Ferguson reports 15 month old Stephen Bealmear died of acute bronchial pneumonia with complications after collapsing while playing Tuesday evening. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Bealmear of 1320 Sycamore street and died despite a fire department first aid squad resuscitation effort.
A Houston woman and her husband asked District Judge Roy F. Campbell to let them adopt her two young sons. Both boys supported the request. The judge inquired about the husband’s faults and the woman cited socks left in the living room. The judge approved the adoption.
Washington rep Halleck outlines Korea War settlement as the main problem for Eisenhower and the 83rd Congress. He prioritizes cutting federal spending and tax relief, and vows a targeted purge of incompetents in government.
General Halleck urged Republicans to unite with the Eisenhower administration after the party's nomination fight. He said all Republicans should pull together and work as a team, though some differences on foreign aid funding may arise. The GOP will hold a narrow majority of four seats.
House and Senate leaders anticipate Southern Democrats will back GOP measures as they have formed a solid coalition with Republicans in recent years. SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS. PLACE A WANT AD.
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