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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1952

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Eisenhower in Pearl Harbor for Hawaii policy talks

President-elect Eisenhower arrives in Pearl Harbor aboard the USS Helena for top level military discussions en route to New York to meet Gen. Douglas MacArthur over the Korean war solution. Key aides and future cabinet members join in Hawaii for sessions at Kaneohe and at the Punchbowl cemetery.

Eisenhower U.S.S. Helena U.P Pearl Harbor New York Douglas MacArthur Far East MacArthur Pacific Hawaii Korea Honolulu Navy Marine Corps National Memorial Cemetery Punchbowl Kaneohe Marine Air Station Defense Charles E. Wilson John Foster Dulles Omar N. Bradley Joint Chiefs of Staff Arthur W. Radford Pacific Fleet

Five youths escape from Indiana state penal farm

Five inmates aged 17 to 19 escaped Wednesday night from the Putnamville Indiana state penal farm. Superintendent Albert Ellis said the group likely walked away and doubted the farm’s ability to rehabilitate felons. The escape involves Leroy Ferguson 18 Earl Freeman 17 Edward Huddleston 19 Radine Meador 19 and Richard Meistner 18.

Putnamville Ind Albert Ellis Leroy Ferguson Earl M. Freeman Grant County Edward Huddleston New Albany Radine Meador Indianapolis Richard Meistner New Castle

Allis-Chalmers Workers Granted Night Rate Boost

The Chicago regional Wage Stabilization Board approved a night differential raise for Allis-Chalmers Terre Haute workers, boosting second shift by five cents and third shift by three cents. Total wage increases now reach fourteen cents on first shift, nineteen on second, and seventeen on third, following an August contract.

Chicago WSB

Judges Name Decorations For Christmas Outdoor Contest

Judging of the Christmas contest for best outdoor decorating will occur between Christmas and New Year. Winners will be notified by the contest committee. Judging will assess four aspects: theme lighting color and beauty with specific point values totaling 100.

Formosa Crash Kills 31 Including Women and Children

A Nationalist Chinese Air Force transport crashed into a mountain near Taipeh killing 31 people including two women and three children. Twenty six were Air Force members and the rest dependents. It is described as the worst disaster in the force's history.

Taipeh Formosa

Hitch-Hiker Killed Near Parker on Indiana 32

Truman D. Passmore Sr., 50, of Winchester, was killed while hitch-hiking home from the Veterans Administration Hospital in Indianapolis when struck by a car on Indiana 32 Wednesday night.

Parker Ind Truman D. Passmore Winchester Veterans Administration Hospital Indianapolis

Russia declines to pay damages for B 29 shot down

The United States says Russia refused compensation for an American B 29 Superfort Bomber shot down by Soviet planes off northern Japan on October 7. Moscow's note, delivered to the U S embassy, cites alleged American firing into Soviet airspace near Yuri Island. The U S rejects Soviet claims and questions survivor rescues.

Russia Washington Japan Kremlin U.S Moscow Moscow Radio Red Air Force Yuri Kurile Islands United States Kuriles

Quarry searchers drain Naperville water for missing children

In Naperville Illinois volunteers and pumps continue draining a 90 foot deep quarry in a four hundred square mile search area for Jean Peterson six and Edward Roosenstiel three missing since Sunday. Authorities hope submerged ledges hide the boys and maintain focus on the water filled site as families await news.

Naperville, Ill Naperville Jean Peterson Edward Roosenstiel John Magill Chicago Floyd Rosenstiel Mary Peterson

Indiana YFW Session to Convene in Terre Haute Saturday

Seven hundred members from 280 posts of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Indiana will gather in Terre Haute this Saturday for the thirty first annual Indiana department conference. The event also includes the ladies auxiliary and fathers auxiliary meetings with Terre Haute House as headquarters. Key topics are rehabilitation service legislation and membership. James R. Butters of Indianapolis chairs the state rehabilitation service committee and will lead a 9:30 a.m. meeting. Henry Moffett of Indianapolis chairs the legislative committee discussing state and federal programs.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Indiana Terre Haute Congress Henry Moffett Indianapolis

Spelling Duel Between Students and Parents at Coulee Dam

Coulee Dam Washington December 11. Local PTA members criticized schools for not teaching fundamentals. High school sophomores challenged them to a spelling match this week and won 10 to 6.

Coulee Dam Wash Parent - Teachers Association

Masonic Grand Lodge Lays Union Hospital Cornerstone

The cornerstone for Union Hospital’s new addition was laid in a ceremony led by Ralph E. Legeman with Leonard B. Marshall presiding. Officers of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Indiana and St. Anthony's Hospital representatives attended.

Masonic Grand Lodge of Indiana Union Hospital Ralph E. Legeman Evansville Masonic Grand Lodge of Indiana Leonard B. Marshall Hospital Board of Directors Grand Lodge Oswald A. Tislow Indianapolis Dwight L. Smith Franklin Newell A. Lamb Kentland Charles E. Lucas A. D St. Anthony’s Hospital Union St. Anthony's Indiana Grand Masonic Lodge John R. Hunter Warren Miller Earle C. Prater Alva D. Alexander Warren H. Brewer

Truman Says World Waits for MacArthur Plan

President Truman told reporters that Gen Douglas MacArthur must present a solution to the Korean War. He questioned if either MacArthur or President-even Eisenhower has a viable plan and suggested no need for a personal meeting. He recalled a Wake Island trip in 1950 and criticized MacArthur’s conduct since relief from command.

United Press Staff Washington, D. C U.P Truman Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Eisenhower Pacific Wake Island Korea Germany

Fern stream sinks in foggy San Francisco Bay

The Norwegian motorship Fern stream sank in fog in San Francisco Bay after a collision with the freighter Hawaiian Rancher about a half hour earlier. All 44 crewmen were rescued with one wrist injury. the Hawaiian Rancher remained afloat and tied at its pier after standing off Fort Mason. The collision occurred a mile off Alcatraz Island as Fern stream outbound for Manila and Hongkong.

San Francisco Fernstream San Francisco Bay Coast Guard Matson Line Hawaiian Rancher Fort Mason Alcatraz Island Manila Hongkong

Chinese Reds strike six positions on Korean front recapture Little Nori

The Chinese on the Western Front near Yonchon launched the largest assault in two months, capturing Little Nori Hill after midnight then losing it to a South Korean counterattack by early afternoon. UN artillery, tanks, and Sabre jets supported operations as front lines remained volatile.

Seoul Korea U.P U.N Little Nori Hill Yonchon Little Nori Big Nori United Nations White Horse Mountain Arrowhead Ridge Manchuria Little Gibraltar Hill

Truman to replace industry members on Wage Stabilization Board

President Truman said he would replace the resigned industry members of the Wage Stabilization Board before week’s end. He aims to extend economic controls beyond April 30 and to appoint a new industry slate plus a replacement for Roger Putnam as economic stabilizer chief.

Washington Truman Wage Stabilization Board Roger Putnam Putnam Michael V. DiSalle U.S. Chamber of Commerce WSB Chamber National Association of Manufacturers R. A. McDonald National Production Authority

Opening of Optimist Club Mile O Dimes Ceremony

Wilbur Shaw of Indianapolis, president of the Indianapolis Speedway, will start the Optimist Club Mile O Dimes in Terre Haute at the Hotel Deming. Proceeds from a public dinner and merchandise auction go to the clothing campaign for 500 needy children, with a $10,000 goal.

Mile O’ Dimes Wilbur Shaw Indianapolis Indianapolis Speedway Terre Haute Hotel Deming S. L. Banfield C. L. Bartley, Jr Delta Kappa Fraternity Indiana State Teachers College Banfield Shaker Fifth District

Weather and River Forecast for Local Area

The report notes sunrise at 7 00 and sunset at 4 27 and river stage at 48 feet rising. Humidity averaged 90 percent yesterday with a forecast for today showing variable conditions and potential changes in water levels.

Bete Feveen

Local Weather Bounds Report

Yesterday saw a high of 437 and a low of 1 degrees with last night recording 30. Precipitation is trace.

Forecast for Terre Haute and Vicinity

Cloudy with light snow overnight and Friday. Lows near 32 tonight, highs around 38 Friday. Indiana areas mostly cloudy with light snow northern and eastern zones. flurries Friday. Illinois mostly cloudy north and central with light snow northeast tonight. colder Friday southwest. Temperature readings show 31 at 2 p.m.

Terre Haute Indiana Illinois

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