Policewoman Fined After Police Car Crash Chase
Kendal England policewoman Joan Booth 25 was fined 14 and banned from driving for a month after her police car hit a car a truck and another police cruiser while chasing a speeder.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
2
Kendal England policewoman Joan Booth 25 was fined 14 and banned from driving for a month after her police car hit a car a truck and another police cruiser while chasing a speeder.
John E. McKeen, president of Pfizer, led a two day Terre Haute Vigo Plant tour with 33 officers and advisers. He announced a new multi million dollar synthetic organic acids plant dedication and a planned $1 million plus unit to expand vaccines and animal facilities at the Vigo Plant.
Bishop Richard C. Raines will speak at Gobin Memorial Methodist Church DePauw University Greencastle presenting one of five reports on his Soviet Union trip. He led a 13 member National Council of Churches delegation hosted by the Russian Orthodox Church visiting major cities. Open to all interested.
Calendar prepared from Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce files lists events and notices for tonight and tomorrow. Corrections and listing requests should be coordinated through the Chamber office.
Various local groups schedule evening gatherings including Krietenstein Post 104 Elks Post Home at 8 p.m Elks Club 8 p.m 604th MP Battalion Army Reserve Center 7 30 p.m Moose Lodge Lodge Home 8 p.m Dames Club ISC Home Ec Building 7 30 p.m Terre Haute Camera Club YMCA 7 30 p.m BMTM&T Workers Auxiliary YWCA 7 30 p.m Vigo County Labor Council Labor Temple 7 30 p.m
Civitan Club meets at Deming Hotel at 7 a.m. Kiwanis Club gathers at Terre Haute House at noon. Optimist Breakfast Club convenes at Shuffle Inn at 7 30 a.m. Details list three morning gatherings and a midday session.
Gene D. Rogers was elected worshipful master of Euclid Lodge No. 573 F and AM during a Tuesday evening vote and will be installed December 18 with newly elected officers. Others named include Joseph E. Cobb senior warden E Dean Boyd junior warden Fred Campbell treasurer James C. Albin secretary Ralph E Llewellyn trustee and holdover trustees Robert W Blizzard Dewey R Richter.
George J. Turezi Jr. and Robert H. Hiers were sentenced to two to five years in the Indiana Reformatory after pleading guilty to burglary for the Sept. 16 raid on East Chicago Roosevelt High School.
Airman 3/C James R. Abrams son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Abrams of 1708 North Twenty fifth Street and a 1962 Garfield High School graduate is home on leave. He recently completed training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio and will be stationed at Beale Air Force Base in California after his leave ends.
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Garfield High School senior Reba Springer daughter of Mrs Mary E Springer 821 North Ninth street wins the Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen Award presented by Fort Harrison Chapter DAR The award honors scholarship leadership service and patriotism and she serves as secretary treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Analysts editor of the yearbook vice president of the senior class and member of the National Honor Society and other student clubs.
In Indianapolis on December 5 the Future Teachers Club cadet teacher Leslie D. Fairbairn was elected editor. South Bend resident Edward J. Griesedieck Jr. became president with Fort Wayne’s John A. Meyers as secretary and Evansville’s Jack Lederle as treasurer. Congress growth noted from 65 members in 1789 to 437.
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