Two Arrested On Safe Driving Day Penalized
Two men ignored Safe Driving Day by driving under intoxication and were fined $100 plus costs in City Court. Frank J. Uffen, 54, and Robert E. Michael, 32, pleaded guilty as Judge Everett doubled the fine. Uffen was found on railroad tracks after a wrong turn on First Street. Michael was cited for driving the wrong way on a one way street and fined extra $2.75. Seven traffic arrests were recorded that day.
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Frank J. Uffen
R. R
Robert E. Michael
North Fourteenth Street
Edward S. Everett
Uffen
First
Demorest
First Street
Michael
Fourth Street
Elmer Krise
Dresser
Krise
West Terre Haute
Acklee Harrell
North Third Street
Eighth Street
Seventh and Locust Streets
Eighth and Locust Streets
Arletta M. Bandy
Terre Haute
Margaret A. Shoemaker
South Thirteenth Street
Temple R. Lovett
Marshall, All
Bert Lee Moore
Seelyville
Traffic court actions include numerous fines and trials
Multiple defendants faced traffic charges with fines ranging from 2.75 to 15.75 dollars. Ezra Burkbyle, 55, and Denver Hurst, 39, denied assault charges with trials set for Dec. 13. Clifton Harris, 66, was held on a 500 bond for vagrancy after being observed taking toothpaste.
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Ezra P. Burkbyle
Harding Avenue
Frederick Slough
Denver E. Hurst
South Thirteenth Street
Leona Kelly
Clifton P. Harris
Madisonville
Kentucky
Leon J. Brewster
Dresser
Everett Brewster
West Terre Haute
Clen N. Brossman
North Third Street
Wabash Avenue
Third Street
Jerry Lee Hastings
North Fourth Street
Sixth
Walnut Streets
William E. Jones
North
Memorial Dinner For Dogs Arrives At Richmond Pound
An anonymous donor provided a Christmas dinner for dogs at the Richmond city pound for the fourth year running. The package included 48 cans of dog food four boxes of biscuits and a card signed in memory of Chubby and Beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
City Pound
Agreement to transform TRO against union into injunction at Princeton plant
Attorneys for both sides and Judge A Dale Eby reached a deal converting the temporary restraining order on the Princeton strike into a formal injunction. The order keeps picketing limits until a court lifts it. Nine employees were fired amid the dispute, including the local union president, triggering state police involvement with 17 officers on standby.
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Princeton
Ind
Potter-Brumsfield
A. Dale Eby
Craig
Auto Truck Collision Narrows Escape for Two Drivers
At about 7:30 am on Wednesday a Studebaker driven by James A. Liggett collided with a coal truck stopped on Grand avenue at Twenty-fifth street in Vigo County. Neither driver, James Liggett or Arthur Greenlee, sustained injuries and damage was estimated at about 175 dollars combined.
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Grand Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Vigo County
John Trierweiller
Joseph Crock
Raymond Foltz
Studebaker
James A. Liggett
Third Avenue
Liggett Auto
Arthur L. Greenlee
Hendricks Avenue
Anger Mounts With Report of Workers' Arrest
Reports describe clashes in Budapest as anti-government demonstrators confront pro-government factions backed by Russian tanks and Hungarian police. The crowd suffered injuries and arrests as tanks fired and hopes for UN aid lingered amid ongoing protests and planned nationwide strikes.
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Kadar
Hungary
Budapest West
Budapest
St. Nicholas Day
Radio Sees Hammarskjold Visit Blocked by Budapest Regime
Hungarian communique announces Dag Hammarskjold will not visit Budapest on December 16 as agreed, signaling limited expectations from the puppet government. Demonstrators outside the American and British legations chant anti Kadar and anti Russian slogans amid ongoing unrest.
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Budapest
Kadar
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Radio
Hammarskjold
United States
Imre Nagy
Norman Beatty Hospital Doctor Dispute Highlighted
Van Nuys refrains from naming Dr. Van Den Bosch in a discussion on selecting a new commissioner for Handley's incoming administration. He mentions a short list of about six doctors, noting Van Den Bosch's resignation stemmed from a dispute over handling criminally insane patients at Beatty. The Empire State Building is listed at 1 250 feet tall.
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Norman Beatty Hospital
Westville
van den Bosch
van Nuys
Handley
van den Bosen
Beatty
Empire State Building
New York
Lists of candidates for state mental health post in Indiana
Indiana University Medical School Dean John D. Van Nuys planned to submit to Governor-elect Harold Handley a list of 10 or 12 possible appointees for State Mental Health Commissioner. He has contacted a single potential successor to Dr. Margaret Morgan and named Dr. Frank Gaines and Dr. Wallace R. Van Den Bosch among candidates.
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Indianapolis
John D. van Nuys
Indiana University Medical School
Harold Handley
van Nuys
Margaret Morgan
Frank Gaines
Kentucky
Wallace R. van den Bosch
Doan’s Pills Offer Fast Relief for Backaches and Aches
Doan’s Pills promise quick relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains. The ad claims three actions: pain relief soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic effect increasing kidney tube output. It touts better sleep and 60 years of use, urging readers to buy the new economy size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
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International Soundphoto
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S. S. Kresge Company
Orion
Dupont
United Nations
Francisco Tabernilla
Santiago
International
Peignor
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Meis Basement Thrift Store
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Malibu Beach
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