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Terre Haute Tribune

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Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1956

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Miners Strike Deals Heavy Blow to Kadar Regime

Hungarian coal miners renewed opposition to Premier Janos Kadar with mass walkouts amid fuel shortages crippling Hungary’s economy. Rescue talks faltered as thousands declared a holiday in Pecs and Komlo while production fell across Veszprem Varpalota and northeast pits.Authorities drafted peasants for mines as Soviet divisions remained nearby despite claims of withdrawal.

Sions Janos Kadar Kadar Hungary Radio Budapest Janos Budapest Radio Pecs Budapest Komlo Veszprem Varpalota Vienna Russia

Fresh Snow Falls Across Northeast Indiana

Fresh snow totaling four inches covered areas in Fort Wayne Goshen and South Bend with subfreezing temperatures and continued cold through Sunday. Light dustings were expected in central and northern Indiana with slippery highways and temperatures in the 20s statewide.

Indiana South Bend Ohio Line Lafayette Evansville Weather Bureau Fort Wayne Goshen Columbus

Sullivan Union Sold to Sullivan Daily Times Publisher

R P White owner of the Sullivan Union for 52 years sold the newspaper and building at 18 East Jackson Street to Mrs. Eleanor Poynter Jamison publisher of the Sullivan Daily Times. The Union will continue weekly publication as a Republican newspaper.

Sullivan, Ind R. P. White The Sullivan Union East Jackson Street Sullivan Eleanor Poynter Jamison Sullivan Daily Times

Cold Days Prompt Room Rental Advice

A brief domestic saying notes cold weather as a cue to rent spaces for warmth and to fill an empty purse by renting an empty room. The adage emphasizes frugality and practical shelter during chilly periods.

Young gunman returns cash after aborting holdup

A self described first time robber in Pueblo Colorado gave back $80 to grocery clerk Mrs. Margaret Lattimore after explaining he did not want anyone to rob his mother. He retrieved the money and walked away.

Pueblo Cele Margaret Lattimore

Dutch Diver Starts South End Work Amid Egyptian Tensions

Work began on the South End by a Dutch diver as Egyptian territory received support from United States officials. In London, Prime Minister Anthony Eden blocked broadcasting of Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell's planned TV appearance about the kidnapping and murder of 2nd Lt. Anthony Moorhouse by Egyptian guerrillas near Port Said.

United States London Anthony Eden Egypt Port Said Hugh Stockwell British Broadcasting Corp Anthony Moorhouse

Detectives Track Theaters For Mad Bomber

Police hunt the so called Mad Bomber after 33 bombs planted since 1940. 22 exploded injuring 15. A $26,000 reward fund exists. A fake bomb at Madison Square Garden led to widespread alarm amid other false devices. George Cormac, 62, Bethlehem PA, collapsed and died after being seized at Grand Central Station while under questioning.

Madison Square Garden Macy’s Department Store Queens Manhattan Grand Central Terminal Paramount Theater Times Square George Cormac Bethlehem Grane Central Cormac

Theft of copper wire reported from storage lot

Chief Deputy James Elliott said 700 pounds of copper wire were stolen from a storage lot leased by L. E. Myers Construction Co. The wire was rolled on disks of 100 pounds each. Foreman Loren E. Williams reported the theft. deputies Bailey and McKinney noted the loss was a considerable amount of money.

James Elliott L. E. Myers Construction Co Elliott Loren E. Williams Jay Bailey James McKinney

Beaten and Robbed After Leaving Tavern Near First and Hulman

Vigo county man Henry Watterman aged 33 told Police Captain Frank Street that two men hit him over the head and robbed his billfold containing $50 as he left a tavern near First and Hulman streets on late Friday night. Police are investigating the attack.

Frank Street Vigo County First Hulman Streets Henry Watterman Watterman

Symphony Orchestras Nears 1100 Across United States

The United States sustains roughly 1100 symphony orchestras formed by community neighbors. The figure reflects widespread regional ensembles and public cultural participation across cities and towns.

United States

Deaths Mrs Pearl Morgan 77 at home

Mrs Pearl Morgan aged 77 of 2038 North Seventh Street died Saturday at her home. She leaves a daughter Jean Miller of Marshall, four sons Williard Rantoul Ti Burrell Indianapolis Chester Sacramento and Donald Champaign, a sister and several brothers and ten grandchildren. Friends may call at Cross Funeral Home after 10 Sunday. The body will go to Locust Street E A B Church Monday at 1:36 for services Rev F E Norby officiating with burial at Highland Lawn cemetery.

Pearl Morgan North Seventh Street Jean Miller Marshall, Jr Williard Rantoul Burrell Indianapolis Chester Sacramento Calif Donald Champaign Earl Long Vincennes Orville Collins Earl Collins Terre Haute Arthur Collins Decatur Ralph Collins Winterhaven Fla The Cross Funeral Home Locust Street E.A.B F. E. Norby Highland Lawn Cemetery

John W. Stanton 76 Dies. R. R. 3 West Terre Haute

Funeral services are set for John W. Stanton 76 of West Terre Haute with a Bedine Chapel service at 8:30 a.m. and a 9 a.m. Requiem at St. Leonard Church. Burial in Bethesda cemetery will be conducted by Wren Smith Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 576574. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. call after 6 p.m. Saturday.

John W. Stanton R. R West Terre Haute Bedine Chapel the Valley St. Leonard Church Bethesda Wren- Smith Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No Bedino Chapel

Obituary for Leona Oltean Rau of Oltean Grocery

Mrs Leona Oltean Rau 65 proprietor of the Oltean Grocery died Friday Services are 2 pm Monday at Callahan Funeral Home with 230 pm continuing at St Andrews Romanian Orthodox Church Romanian Lodge services 8 pm Sunday at the funeral home Burial in Highland Lawn cemetery Friends may call after 5 pm Saturday at the funeral home

Leona Oltean Rau Oltean Grocery Callahan Funeral Home St. Andrews Highland Lawn Cemetery

Funeral services for Emile Bonte

Emile Bonte age 83 of 3136 North Twenty second street died Thursday. Funeral services begin 8:30 Monday morning at P J Ryan and Sons Funeral Home with a requiem mass at 9 in Sacred Heart Church. Burial is in Calvary Cemetery with rosary at 7:30 Sunday evening at the funeral home.

Emile Bonte North Twenty-second Street P. J. Ryan and Sons Funeral Home Sacred Heart Church Calvary Cemetery

Funeral services for Alexander Balu

Alexander Balu aged 62 of 1463 Beech Street died Thursday. Visitation at Callahan Funeral Home at 9:30 AM Monday with further services at 10:00 AM at St. Andrews Romanian Orthodox Church. Burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Romanian Lodge to conduct services at 7:30 PM Sunday at the funeral home.

Alexander Balu Beech Street Callahan Funeral Home St. Andrews Roselawn Memorial Park Romanian Lodge

Miss Kathryn Boyle Dies in Logansport at 82

Kathryn Boyle 82 formerly of Terre Haute died at noon Friday in Logansport. Her body will arrive in Terre Haute Sunday and go to Gillis Memory Chapel for calling after noon. Funeral services set for 1 pm Monday at the funeral home. Burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. She was a member of the Methodist Temple.

Kathryn Boyle Terre Haute Logansport Gillis Memory Chapel Highland Lawn Cemetery Methodist Temple

Mrs Ada M Warner Rites Set For 92 At Rockville

Services for Ada M Warner 92 who died Friday at Gano Nursing Home will be at 10 a m Monday in Gillis Memory Chapel. Rev A H Mueller will officiate with burial in Coloman Cemetery north of Rockville Indiana. Friends may call after 6 p m Saturday at the funeral home.

Ada M. Warner Gano Nursing Home Gillis Memory Chapel A. H. Mueller Coloman Rockville Ind

Services for Mrs. Tressie Helms

Mrs. Tressie Helms age 69 died Friday. Funeral services set for 3 PM Monday at Gillis Memory Chapel with burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home after 6 PM Saturday.

Jacob Greggs 79 Dies in Logansport Funeral Arrangements

Jacob Greggs age 79 died at 5 PM Friday in Logansport. Survived by son Joseph of Terre Haute and brother Roy of Terre Haute with six grandchildren. Body to Cross Funeral Home. Services 10 AM Monday at the funeral home. Burial in Rose Lawn Memorial Park.

Jacob Greggs Logansport Joseph Terre Haute Roy The Cross Funeral Home Funeral Home Roselawn Memorial Park

Funeral services for Mrs Margurite Watson

Mrs Margurite Watson 87 died Thursday. Funeral at 10 Monday at McHugh Funeral Home Shelburn. Burial Highland Lawn Cemetery. Survived by husband Curtis S one brother John F O'Brien Terre Haute and one sister Mrs Ella Sharples Toledo Ohio.

Margurite Watson McHugh Shelburn Highland Lawn Cemetery Curtis S John F. O’brien Terre Hautes Ella Sharples Toledo Ohio

Funeral Services for Mrs Elzena Fletcher

Mrs Elzena Fletcher 90 formerly of Terre Haute died Monday in Chicago. Funeral services will be at 11 Sunday morning at the Russell Funeral Home conducted by Rev Ernest Stewart. Burial will be in Stewart Cemetery at Burnett. Friends may call after 6 this evening at the funeral home.

Elzena Fletcher Terre Haute Chicago Russel Funeral Home Ernest Stewart Stewart Cemetery Burnett Russell Funeral Home

Funeral set for Esther Buzard in Brazil Indiana

Mrs Esther Belle Buzard 72 died Thursday funeral planned Sunday at 2 pm at Miller and Sons Funeral Home Judge Robert B Stewart to officiate Burial in Harmony cemetery Friends may call after 4 pm Saturday She was Harmony Methodist Church member and Clay County Navy Mothers Club Surviving include a daughter Mrs Earl McCullough of Brazil two sons Edward and Alvin both of Brazil Earl of Terre Haute and James of Moline Ill a stepson Jesse Buzard of Muncie two brothers James and Robert Cooley of Terre Haute a sister Mrs Irene Swope of Portland Oregon five granddaughters and one great granddaughter

Brazil Ind Esther Belle Buzard Miller and Sons Robert B. Stewart Harmony Cemetery Harmony Methodist Church Clay County Navy Mothers Club Earl McCullough Frances Ray Checotah Okla Edward Alvin Earl Terre Haute James Moline Jesse Buzard Muncie Robert Cooley Irene Swope Portland Ore

Funeral services for Mrs Clara Jane Wells in Clinton

Mrs Clara Jane Wells 68 of Centenary dies Thursday. Funeral at 1:30 Sunday at First Funeral Home with Rev Vernon Shaw officiating. Burial in Riverside cemetery. Survived by two sons Jesse and Quincy both of Terre Haute. four daughters Phyllis Crosby Lilly Fox Daisy Hollingsworth all of Centenary or Clinton. five sisters. three brothers. 21 grandchildren and several great grandchildren.

Clinton Ind Clara Jane Wells Centenary Vernon Shaw Riverside Cemetery Clinton Calvary Baptist Church Jesse Quincy Terre Haute Phyllis Crosby Lilly Fox Daisy Hollingsworth George Wittemeyer Bloomdingdale Amos Wittenmeyer Mecca Quincy Wittenmeyer Danville Ill Sarah Brower Ellen Fisher Myrtle Bush Louise Hane Alice Sparks Circleville Ohio

Mrs Winona Story Dugger Dies At 84 In Linton

Mrs Winona Story 84 died Friday morning in Linton after a long life in Dugger Indiana She was a member of the Dugger First Christian Church Surviving are two sons Dewey of Linton Lawrence of Terre Haute two daughters Fula Brazzell of Riley and Florence Willis and Inez Scholl both of Linton two grandchildren and three great grandchildren The body is at Evans Funeral Home with calling hours before funeral services at 2 pm Sunday at the Dugger First Christian Church officiated by Revs Robert Wilkes and Ralph Keene Burial is in Dugger cemetery

Dugger Ind Winona Story Linton Dugger First Christian Church Robert Wilkes Ralph Keene

Obituary of Elmer Featherston of Montezuma

Elmer Featherston 63 died 1 a m Friday at Vermillion County Hospital Clinton after WWI service. Survived by wife Susie daughter Fern Mayes of Waveland son Glenn R. of Terre Haute sister Bertha Woodard of Rockville and two grandchildren. Body at Barnes Mortuary Rockville. services Sunday 2 p m Rev Milo Hinkle officiating burial Oakland Cemetery.

Montezuma Ind Elmer Featherston Vermillion County Hospital Clinton Susie Fern Mayes Waveland Glenn R Terre Haute Bertha Woodard Rockville Barnes Mortuary Milo Hinkle Oakland Cemery

Funeral Plans For Nellie Lee Ogden Riley

Mrs Nellie Lee Ogden Riley 75 dies in Indiana. Funeral services set for 1 36 p m Monday at Fox Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Body to arrive from San Francisco and be taken to Fox Funeral Home for calling hours. Alonzo J Foust dies at 10 o clock Friday morning at his brother Fred Fousts home in Paxton Surviving relatives listed.

Nellie Tevon Ogdon Riley Ind Nellie Lee Ogden Fox Funeral Home Oak Hill Cemetery Terre Haute San Francisco Cal

Uprising Reported on Celebes Island Amid Indonesian Turmoil

Informants say rebels of a so called defenders of justice movement burned 3713 buildings in Kabeana South Celebes including 21 schools with 10 neighboring villages hit none reported dead. The wave comes as Celebes residents push for autonomy while national politics shift after a military coup.

Jojo Indonesia Jakarta Celebes Defenders ‘of Justice Kabeana Sumatra Sastroamidjojo Sukarno Maludin Simbolon Achmad Hussein Simbolon Hussein Sastroadmidjojo

COLUMBUS GORILLA STILL THRIVING

The first captive born gorilla named Cuddles continues to thrive on a special formula. Zoo directors from New York Oklahoma City Toledo Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati praised her growth and beauty. Earl Davis noted she is outgrowing her incubator while remaining in good health.

Columbus Ohio New York Oklahoma City Toledo Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Robert Bean Chicago Zoological Park Julian Frazier Lincoln Park Zoo Philip Sheldon Toledo Zoo Zoo Earl Davis

Edgar Farmer Injured by Trailer at Moss Elevator

Chester Boland Edgar county farmer residing in Paris suffered a broken left leg when a small trailer backed into him while he exited his car at the Moss Grain Company elevator Paris Illinois. He was taken to Paris Hospital where the fracture was reduced by Blume ambulance staff. Orla Kile Paris was backing the trailer into the elevator yard at the time.

Paris Ill Chester Boland Edgar County Moss Grain Company Blume Orla Kile Moss Elevator

Summit mother delivers 20 minutes after hospital opens

Mrs. Edward Foote of Summit, New York, rushed to Schoharie county's new Community Hospital minutes after it opened and gave birth to a son three hours later.

Cobleskill N. Y Edward Foote Summit Schoharie County

Paxton Methodist Church to Host Funeral for Local Veteran

Hosea of Terre Haute Bee of Carlisle and Burley of Paxton are named in a death notice. He was a member of the Sullivan American Legion. The body lies at Newkirk Funeral Home with calling hours. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Sunday at Paxton Methodist Church. Burial follows at Carlisle cemetery. Body to be taken to church at 1 pm Sunday.

Hosea Terre Haute Bee Carlisle Burley Paxton Sullivan American Legion Newkirk Paxton Methodist Church

Funeral Services for Raymon Fessant in Paris

Raymon Fessant 54 of R. R. 2 Paris died Thursday night at St. Anthony's hospital Terre Haute. Services set for 1 30 Sunday. burial in Vermilion cemetery. Survived by wife Elsie Bell, son William, daughter Marilyn Harpring, two brothers Russell Bridgeport Illinois and Richard Paris, sister Ruth Cooper Preston Iowa.

Paris Ill Raymon Fessant St. Anthony's Hospital Terre Haute Vermilion Cemetery Elsie Bell William Marilyn Harpring Russell Bridgeport Tll Richard Ulah Cooper Preston Iowa

Gypsy Women Rob Mrs. Jobe After Card Sale

Mrs Bert Jobe of Corinth Mississippi said she was hypnotized by two Gypsy women at her door while selling greeting cards. She reported losing 130 dollars from inside her dress after feeling drowsy during the exchange.

Corinth Miss Bert Jobe

Hunt Arsonist In New Malibu Brush Fires

Firefighters battled three major brush fires in the Malibu area with a 100 mile perimeter, burning 40 000 acres. One fatality and about 75 others treated for minor injuries. Arson investigators looked into two fires and three past blazes in Los Angeles county amid a severe drought and 70 mph winds.

Los Angeles County Santa Monica Mountains Malibu Zuma Beach

Holiday Auto Toll Starts Off Slowly

President Eisenhower urged safe driving as the nation faced a holiday toll. He referenced Christmas sorrow for families and warned that the New Year weekend could bring an equally tragic toll if drivers do not follow road rules and show courtesy to others. Weather conditions were generally fair with fog and ice contributing to risk.

Eisenhower The Weather Bureau

Refugee Processing Accelerated at Camp Kilmer

Hungarian refugees moved through a streamlined intake at Camp Kilmer New Jersey today relief officials say full speed will take at least a week. Under the plan refugees stay four to five days at the reception center before onward transfer to new homes and jobs nationwide. By today 13 355 Hungarians had arrived at Kilmer with 6727 settled and 6628 still in camp.

Camp Kilmer N. J

Eisenhower','Rests','Golf','Holiday','Retreat

President Eisenhower rests at a holiday retreat and plans a quiet visit with congressional leaders. He will meet Republican leaders Monday to discuss 1957 domestic plans, followed by foreign policy talks on New Year’s Day. The agenda highlights Middle East containment and Hungary refugee policy.

Congress Eisenhower White House Middle East United States Mansfield D. Sprague Bridgeport Conn Edward P. McGuire Cleveland Ohio Sprague McGuire Lowell T. Coggeshall Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Thomas J. Herbert Subversive Activities Control Board Herbert Ohio Supreme Court Augusta

Bolivian President Begins Hunger Strike Over Stabilization Plan

President Herman Siles Suazo said he started a hunger strike to deter walkouts opposing Bolivia’s U S backed economic stabilization program. He aims to avoid force against a Llallagua miners’ strike and a threatened railway walkout that could cut supplies to hungry cities. The IMF and United States support the plan amid food shortages and ration deliveries via Chilean ports. Siles cited resistance from some leftist union leaders.

LA Paz Bolivia Herman Siles Suazo Siles Llallagua United States U. S International Monetary Fund

Mustard Plaster Burns From Sulphur Quality

The burning sensation produced by mustard plaster is due to the sulphur content.

Cat Causes Savvy Driver to Skid and Roll in Dallas

David Sibilia 16 escaped injury after his European made car skidded 36 feet and overturned 18 feet before stopping Friday. He told officers he swerved to avoid a cat, triggering the mishap.

Dallas David Sibilia David

Negro Woman Shot On Bus Sparks Court Test In Birmingham

The report notes a Black woman was shot on a Birmingham bus amid segregation protests as 22 Negroes were arrested to challenge the city bus laws. Police Commissioner Lindbergh vows a court battle, while 17 year old A3C Monroe Flower Jr. of Ardmore Air Force Base is fined for moving segregation signs. General Washington allegedly thanks Bermudian powder theft for colonial aid.

U. S University of North Carolina Birmingham Ala Robert E. Lindbergh Monroe Flower, Jr Ardmore Air Force Base Okla Recorder’s Court Bermuda Boston Bunker Hill George Washington

Murder Probe Leads to Plymouth Suspect Held

Authorities hold a suspect in a Plymouth murder near the Marshall County line along St Joseph Marshalls. A small scalp wound is noted but the death cause is pending lab results. Gary E Ravenscroft 24 Chicago had his draft card found on the victim and says Shea spent part of Christmas Eve in his room and that the billfold disappeared. Cold days are good days to rent.

Marshall County St. Joseph-Marshall County Line Gary E. Ravenscroft 24thCicago Shea

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