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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1955

Page

10

Adlai Urges Labor Backing in 1956 Vote

Adlai Stevenson appeals to labor for support while AFL CIO actions reshape the union scene. Resolutions criticize policy, Israel arms aid urged, and the AFL CIO forms an Industrial Union Division led by Walter Reuther. Meat workers merge AMWU and AFL CIO factions as Michael Quill signals participation after a holdout.

A.f.l.-C.lo Democrats United States Great Britain France Isreal Walter P. Reuther Dave Beck Teamsters Union 1.U.D C.I.0 A.F.L Michael J. Quill Transport Workers Union United Labor Group Stevenson J. Addington Wagner American Legion Eugene Carson Blake National Council of Churches Wagner Blake A.f.l.-C.i.c Council

ICC Hears Plea on Coal Rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission heard coal mining interests from Illinois Indiana and western Kentucky argue against altering freight rates for fine coal moved to the Chicago area. Attorneys cited last year's railroad cuts of 65 to 69 cents per ton intended to meet competition. Waterway interests protested the reductions, while ICC examiners suggested rail charges may be excessive.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Illinois Indiana Western Kentucky Chicago Western Kentucky Waterway Illinois Commerce Commission

ICC to Rule on Rail and Barge Rate Adjustments

The report notes that both rail and barge rates are to be adjusted and that an ICC decision on the matter will be issued later.

ICC

Battle over alternates in Irvin murder trial continues

Leslie Irvin, Evansville pipefitter, sits before an all-male jury as attorneys clash over two alternate jurors for the murder trial. Ten jurors were sworn in amid venue rulings, with 15 excused for bias as the death penalty and defec tive hearing influence the process. Irvin faces charges in Kerrs death and tied killings of a Kentucky farm family member and an Evansville woman.

Princeton Ind Leslie Irvin Evansville Irvin W. Wesley Kerr Kentucky

Cave-in entrapment ends safely for local man

Richard White of West Terre Haute narrowly escaped serious harm after a cave-in at 718 Sycamore street. Fire units Pumper 5 Truck 1 and Resuscitation Squad No 1 aided him before Union Hospital treated and released him.

Richard White South Eighth Street West Terre Haute White Sycamore Street Fire Department Norman Fesler Union Hospital

Report on U S Soldiers Turned Over to Russians

Berlin paper cites four power arrangements. Neues Deutschland confirms transfer of two U S soldiers to Soviet custody under East German Soviet accords. Discrepancies noted among East Berlin publications about the handling and terms of the handover.

U. S Russ Berliner Zeitung Communist Party East Berlin Neues Deutschland East Germany Soviet Union

Three Suspects Held for Middletown Burglary

Three young men Fred Woolbright 20 Indianapolis William Warren Ham 17 Martinsville and Robert D Miller 24 Indianapolis were jailed on second degree burglary charges for a Campbell's Store break in Middletown. About 1500 dollars in electrical and household appliances were taken.

Indianapolis Middletown Fred Woolbright William Warren Ham Martinsville Robert D. Miller Campbell’s Fred Glad Woolbright Henry County

Expense filings completed for city school trustee race

Don W. Jarvis filed his expense account showing a $27.45 expenditure after the city election on November 8. Today marked the deadline for all candidates to file expenses and every candidate has now submitted.

Don W. Jarvis

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