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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1955

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Trio Held in Mount Link Hammond Bank Robbery

Federal agents moved to prosecute three men arrested in Tennessee for the Calumet Mercantile National Bank robbery in Hammond Indiana. Marcrom Patrick and Smith were linked to the Dec 6 heist where four employees and three customers were held at gunpoint and cash stuffed into bags before fleeing in a stolen car. Police recovered over $11,000 and a gun, with investigators seeking remaining loot and possible ties to a prior Woodmar Bank robbery.

Mcminnville Tenn U.P Tennessee Hammond Ind John Walter Marcrom Thomas Patrick Tracy City Carl George Smith FBI Indiana Calumet Avenue Mercantile National Bank Marconi Patrick Cleveland Ohio Smith Ontario Calif Chesterton Leonard Blaylock Woodmar Hoosier State Bank of

Evelyn Fuller Trial Resumes Monday Morning

The first degree murder trial of Evelyn Mae Fuller resumes Monday at 9 am. The state seeks to admit a dying declaration by Wallace Fuller, her blind attorney husband, shot March 14 at their apartment 309 Ohio Street. Defense lawyers object to the declaration as read, with court deletions noted. The case was recessed after the declaration was placed in the record from St Anthony Hospital ER.

Evelyn Mae Fuller Wallace Fuller Fuller Vigo Herbert R. Criss N. George Nasser Edward L. Hamilton John R. Jett St. Anthony Hospital Ohio Street

Weather Map Weather Map On Page 2 Continued Cold

The near term forecast calls for continued cold with partly cloudy skies in Terre Haute and Indiana. Snow flurries may reach Lake Michigan tonight and Sunday with light snow possible in the extreme southwest. Temperatures drop to the mid teens tonight and rise to the low to mid 20s Sunday. River stage remains four feet and falling.

Terre Haute Indiana Lake Michigan C.S.T C.D.T Tebree D.T

Montreal Students Riot After Fares Hike

A student protest over increased bus and streetcar fares in Montreal on Friday night devolved into riots. More than 100 vehicles damaged, about 40 people injured, over 70 arrested. Mayor Jean Drapeau banned group demonstrations. service paused at 10 p.m. Police described the crowd as Hoodlums and vandals.

Montreal Jean Drapeau Montreal Transportation Commission M.T.C Drapeau Canada City Hall Associated Press

Youths Admit Burglary and Armed Holdup

Two young men confessed to breaking into a Bloomington dry goods store and to the west side robbery of a woman in Terre Haute. Richard Franklin Lewis and Richard Colin Adams, both Indiana University sophomores, were arraigned in City Court and may be sent to Bloomington for prosecution.

Bloomington Ind Richard Franklin Lewis Hudson Avenue Terre Haute Richard Colin Adams Vincennes Willard Gantz Rommere Gantz Indiana University City Lewis Adams

Vandalism Incidents Reported. Police Probe Underway

Police Captain Frank Street reported two vandalism cases this weekend. Mrs. Chancey Lewis of 1809 North Third Street said unknowns filled her gasoline tank with sand for the third or fourth time. James Kindred of 2435 North Fifth Teenth and One-Half Street said a rock shattered his front window narrowly missing his sleeping baby.

Frank Street Chancey Lewis North Third Street

U N Security Council Faces 18 Nation Membership Vote

The Security Council weighs how to ballot on 18 nations approved 52 2 by the General Assembly. Nationalist China demands first action on 13 non Communist states amid Soviet opposition. Formosa drops Finland and Nepal, substitutes Korea and Vietnam as veto threats loom.

United Nations N. Y U.N. Security Council U.N General Assembly Formosa Finland Nepal Red China Korea Viet Nam China T. F. Tisng Outer Mongolia

Death verdict on Paitson awaiting lab tests

Vigo County coroner D M Ferguson held a verdict in the death of 31 year old William Frank Paitson pending specimens sent to the Indiana State Police laboratory. The victim fell 31 feet from a viaduct after an auto crash near U S 40 east of Brazil. Funeral services for Paitson, associated with Paitson Roofing and Siding, are set for Monday at Gillis Memory Chapel with Masonic graveside rites at Roselawn Memorial Park.

Vigo County D. M. Ferguson William Frank Paitson Brazil Indiana State Police Laboratory Paison Pennsylvania Railroad U. S. 40 Paitson Paitson Roofing and Siding Company Gillis Memory Gerard B. Blue Roselawn Memorial Park Social Lodge No 86

Press Probe For Slayer of Chicago Brewer

Chicago police launch a three pronged probe into the street corner murder of Alexander Louie Greenberg a noted underworld financier and Capone era figure. They target his financial empire top figures and a house to house search of the surrounding area while examining a related arson and murder case nearby. Greenbergs family posts a five thousand dollar reward for arrest and conviction of the killers.

Chicago Alexander Louie Greenberg Capone Greenberg Beer King James McMahon

Tulsa Strike Halts Bus Service In Tulsa

Tulsa faces no bus service as union drivers and mechanics walk out over a stalled labor contract with Tulsa City Lines. Workers seek a 40 hour work week with pay unchanged, causing morning service disruption.

Tulsa Okla Ptulsa Tulsa City Lines

Attorneys Study Annexation Case Judges In Indiana

Attorneys M Walter Bell of Indianapolis and E J Zwerner studied proposed judges from Greene Parke and Sullivan counties to decide who should hear the remonstrance against Harrison Township annexation The remonstrance action was filed October 27 and a change of venue requested November 29 The remonstrators claim nearly six thousand landowners oppose the annexation and are led by Nathan A Randall and others seeking to block the measure

M. Walter Bell Indianapolis E. J. Zwerner Greene, Parke Sullivan County Harrison Township Vigo Herbert R. Criss Bell Remonstrance Group Zwerner Terre Haute Edwin B. Long Greene County Hugh H. Banta Parke County Joe W. Loudermilk Nathan A. Randall

Father of Dead Infant Charged with Murder in Vigo County

Edward Moore, 22, unemployed, faces a second degree murder indictment from the Vigo County grand jury for the Dec 2 death of his 8 month old son Edward Jr. He is jailed on a 20000 bond and a former U S Air Force veteran. Moore resides at 520 South Fourth Street with his wife and two other children.

Edward “Eon Moore Vigo County Moore Edward Jr South Fourth Street

Attractive Victim Believed Slain By Vicious Sex Maniac

Omaha report details the murder of Carolyn Marie Nevins a 20 year old university senior found shot five times behind a campus bush. Police mobilized all officers to hunt a sex fiend believed responsible while an autopsy would test for sexual assault. The article notes a prior Omaha murder and urges caution as investigators question acquaintances and search the campus Elmwood area.

Omaha. Neb University of Omaha Carolyn Marie Nevins Carolyn University Library Harry Green Ernest Brown Green Nevins

Three Americans Among Nobel Prize Winners in Stockholm

In Stockholm, Dec 10, King Gustaf Adolf awarded the 1955 Nobel prizes to three Americans, a Swede, and an Icelander at the Concert Hall. Laureates include Vincent du Vignaud of Cornell for chemistry, Polykarp Kusch of Columbia and Willis E Lamb of Stanford for physics, Hugo Theorell of Stockholm for medicine, and Iceland’s Haldor Kilian Laxness for literature. Each prize is valued at 36,720 dollars with a gold statue and diploma. The 1954 Peace Prize will be presented in Oslo to the United Nations Refugee Committee in a separate ceremony.

Stockholm Sweden Gustaf Adolf United Nations Refugee Committee Oslo Norway Vincent du Vignaud Cornell University New York Polykarp Kusch Columbia University Willis E. Lamb Stanford University Hugo Theorell Haldor Kilian Laxness

Silver Lining Shines For Burned Girl Of Waynesburg

Eight year old Bonnie Simpson of Fairview West Virginia suffered severe burns from a fire in March while near a heating stove. She survived but remains in Greene County Memorial Hospital and her father Lewis Simpson has struggled to find steady work since losing his job.

Waynesburg Bonnie Simpson West Virginia Bonnie Greene County Memorial Hospital Fairview W. Va Lewis Simpson Fairmont

Hospital Hit By Flaming U S Jet Near Sheffield

A U S Air Force investigation follows a crash when an F84F Thunderstreak struck Lodge Moor Hospital roof tearing through wards and exploding. Pilot Lt Roy Evans bailed out from 35 000 feet and survived. seven injured including three children.

U.S Sheffield England London P—U. S. Air Force Lodge Moor Roy Evans Pulaski Tenn Air Force

Donations to Tribune Star Basket Fund Aid Needy Families

Donations received last night total 22 dollars for the Tribune Star Basket Fund in Terre Haute and surrounding areas. Proceeds from the Phi Beta Psi bridge Tuesday night are expected to top 125 dollars. Gifts listed include 15 dollars from Ay Phi Rho Zeta Seror ers and 2 dollars by mail plus 10 dollars, with 24 dollars previously reported. Send money to Tribune Star office at 721 Wabash Avenue. baskets applications to the Family Service Association at 912 Chestnut Street by December 20.

Tribune-Star Basket Fund Terre Haute Phi Beta Psi The Tribune-Star Wabash Avenue Family Service Association Chestnut Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evelyn Fuller U.N. Council Studies Tom Hoge Slayer of Chicago William C. Fogarty United Press Rose Brock U. S Evans Sculthorpe Basket Ay Phi Rho Zeta Seror
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