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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1952

Page

7

Rear Area GIs Need 40 Points For Rotation

Tokyo dispatch reports rear area troops must reach 40 points for rotation home after January 1, raising from 38. Front line soldiers earn four rotation points monthly, near front three, rear two. Families in Japan add one point monthly. others get 1 percent. Clark and Washington clash over replacements. February draft call raised to 53,000.

Tokyo Korea Mark W. Clark U.S Japan Clark Far Eastern Washington Pentagon Defense Department Army

Clinton Youth Sustains Burns In Station Fire

Lloyd Peewee Rivera, Clinton High School star, escaped serious burns when kerosene used to clean a grease room ignited near a fuel burner at Shew's service station on North Ninth street. He suffered second degree burns on his left leg and was treated at Vermillion County Hospital. Firemen confined the fire to burning accessories outside the station. Local police investigated.

Clinton Ind Lloyd “Peewee” Rivera Shew’s North Ninth Street Rivera Vermillion County Hospital

Concrete Operators End Meeting Here

Over 100 operators of ready mixed concrete plants attended a two day conference which ended today at Rose Polytechnic Institute. Ernest Horne of Indianapolis president of the Midwest Ready Mixed Concrete Association led the sessions. Speakers included professors from Purdue Illinois and Rose Poly with Dr F L Wilkinson welcoming delegates.

Rose Polytechnic Institute Purdue Illinois Rose Poly Hotel Deming Ernest Horne Indianapolis Midwest Ready Mixed Concrete Association Roland Hutchins F. L. Wilkinson Rose C. P. O’leary The Terre Haute Concrete Supply Corporation Association R. E. Mills Purdue University Wayne Wallace Portland Cement Association

Young Woman Hurt In Auto Accident

A passenger, Marcella Archer 18, was injured when an auto driven by Robert Church 19 lost brakes and hit a tree at Thirteenth street and Fifth avenue. She was taken to Union Hospital for minor injuries and held overnight for observation.

Robert Church North Third Street Thirteenth Street Fifth Avenue Marcella Archer North Fourth Street Union Hospital Flowers Toney Church

Arrest Request Sparks After Christmas Gift Exchange

In Chicago on December 30 Mrs. Alvin Smith told her ex husband that she had ordered a Christmas present for him when he came from Detroit to visit their two children. The present was an order for his arrest for failing to provide $750 in child support. Smith said he paid it.

Chicago Alvin Smith Detroit Smith

Detroit Man Sentenced for Auto Theft in Burglary Plot

Detroit on December 30 reports James H. Smith, 25, stopped for speeding and claiming to hurry to commit a burglary. Police found he drove a stolen car and he received a two to five year prison term for auto theft.

Detroit James H. Smith Smith

Hanover Greyhounds Rally Past Central Hilltoppers in Narrow Win

Hanover's Bud King led the Greyhounds with 26 points as they mounted a late comeback to edge Indiana Central 67 66. Bright added 20 and Jack Sinclair 15 for Hanover while Don Thomas provided key late free throws and a surge to reclaim the lead.

Grizzlies Hanover Hilltoppers Greyhounds Bill Bright Bloomfield Central Dave Johnson Don Thomas Bright Ed Orrill Jack Sinclair Bud King

Rocky Marciano predicts rematch with Walcott in Philly

In a Philadelphia interview, Rocky Marciano vows to stay off the canvas in the first round and aims to finish Walcott sooner than the September bout. He doubts shedding much weight after a three month layoff, estimating a six to seven pound cut.

Walcott Philadelphia Rocky

Rocky Marciano plans sparring tour before Chicago bout

The Terre Haute Tribune notes Rocky Marciano will train in Brockton and spar in February in several cities after reaching good shape. His wife Bar says they will move to a new seven room ranch in Brockton with three week old Mary Ann, and a possible flying tour may include Honolulu Guam Manila Tokyo Singapore before the Chicago fight.

Terre Rocky Weill Honolulu Guam Manila Tokyo Singapore Chicago Chunky al

Methodist Temple Burns Mortgage and Honors Secretary

Methodist Temple celebrated burning a $25,000 mortgage from 1948 after a lasting repairs program totaling $50,000 since 1945. Rev. R A Ulrey led the ceremony with trustees as Enid Royer received a 25th year service recognition plus a Florida vacation and $200 gift.

Methodist Temple R A. Ulrey Jack Thomas Enid Royer

Chest Fund Leaders Set Clean-Up Drive End Date

United Community Chest leaders announce clean-up days to finish the campaign. Six civic club teams will contact remaining donors, reporting to Community Chest headquarters at 16 North Eighth Street. Team captains include Rotary George Wiemuth Kiwanis Charles Evinger Optimists Dirk Kirk Exchange Ray Rischer JCC Fred Suller Lions Harry Frey with Ronald Lammers as Civic Club chairman presiding.

United Community Chest Civic Club Community Chest North Eighth Street Rotary George Wiemuth Kiwanis Charles Evinger Dirk Kirk Exchange Ray Rischer

Heiress Nancy Oakes Begins Second Honeymoon After Nassau Wedding

28 year old Nancy Oakes eldest daughter of Lady Eunice and the late Sir Harry Oakes married Baron Ernest Lys sard Von Hoyningen Huens in Nassau. The couple departed for Europe for a second honeymoon after their Monday night ceremony following her annulled first marriage to Alfred De Marigny tied to a 1943 unsolved murder in which De Marigny was acquitted.

Nassau Bahamas Nancy Oakes Baron Ernest Lyssard von Hoyningen Huens Europe Nancy Eunice Sir Harry Oakes Mexico City Alfred de Marigny de Marigny Harry Oakes

Man admits setting mother’s home fire in Christmas burglary

Dallas C. Cullison Jr., 26, told police he believed his mother did not care for him. He pleaded innocent to burglary and arson charges from a Christmas Day fire at his mother’s Baltimore home and was ordered held for the grand jury without bail. He said the fires may have been sparked in a temper.

Baltimore Dallas C. Cullison Jr Callise Avrum K. Rifman

Mule Train? Trumpet Stolen From Student’s Room

Manhattan Beach California December 30 Richard Mattson a high school junior reported his trumpet stolen from his bedroom Monday. Tracks outside his window suggested the thief rode away on a donkey ending with the unlikely Donkey Serenade.

Manhattan Beach Calif Richard Mattson

Births in Clinton Area Include Three Newborns

Recent births in Clinton and nearby areas include a son Thane Edred to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Doane Jr. of Clinton R.2 Fairview Park at Union Hospital Terre Haute, mother formerly Miss Della Kerr. A daughter born at Vermillion County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wyatt of Universal. A son born at Vermillion County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson Jr. 1205 South Eighth Street.

Clinton Ind Thane Edred Charles H. Doane, Jr R. A Fairview Park Union Hospital Terre Haute Della Kerr Vermillion County Hospital Lloyd Wyatt Universal Arthur Wilson South Eighth Street

Polio Chapter Approves $650 in Treatments

Vigo County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis approved $650 for hospital and physician expenses for polio victims in the last two weeks. Payments on an iron lung were postponed about a month as finances are to improve. The polio headquarters will be open weekdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 20% South Seventh Street, with Mrs. Lila Sturtevant in charge.

Vigo County National Foundation For Terre Haute House Dick Forbes South Seventh Street Lila Sturtevant

Kaufman Dropped From CBS This Is Show Business

New York December 30 George S Kaufman playwright was dropped from the CBS television program This Is Show Business after he quipped Let’s make this one program on which no one sings Silent Night His remark on December 21 aimed at limiting the Christmas carol in commercial product promotion not as an anti religious statement.

New York George S. Kaufman CBS Kaufman

Broadway musical stars announce upcoming marriage in New York

Joan McCracken 30 a Broadway singer and dancer known for Oklahoma and Bloomer Girl will wed Robert L. Frost 25 an actor from Evanston Ill. Both have prior marriages and recently took out a license with no wedding date set.

New York Joan McCracken Robert L. Frost Evanston

Brazil auto license bureau to move to ground floor

The Brazil auto license branch will relocate from the second floor to the ground floor of the Clay county courthouse. Branch Manager George R. Lawson said the move, effective at year start, places the office in the room now used by the county surveyor. Permission was arranged with the county commissioners with cooperation from county surveyor-elect Oscar J. Jenkins.

Brazil Ind Clay County Brazil Auto License George R. Lawson Lawson Oscar J. Jenkins

High Noon Named Best Film of 1952 by Critics

New York critics select High Noon as 1952 best film. Other awards go to Best Actor Sir Ralph Richardson for Breaking Through the Sound Barrier and Best Actress Shirley Booth for Come Back, Little Sheba. Best Director Fred Zinnemann for High Noon and Best Foreign Film Forbidden Games.

New York Sir Ralph Richardson Shirley Booth Fred Zinnemann

Children Help Save Miller Residence From House Fire

Neighbor children spotted flames around a chimney at the Joseph Miller residence in West Terre Haute. They called the fire department, entered the home and shut an overheated stove draft, limiting damage to about 150 dollars. no one was home at the time.

West Terre Haute Joseph Miller Liggett Miller House

Pickfair Suffers Slight Fire Damage

Beverly Hills California December 29 Pickfair the mansion of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks was damaged by fire yesterday Miss Pickford and her husband Buddy Rogers were inside the home when the blaze started in the servants quarters causing several thousand dollars in damages the cause is undetermined

Beverly Hills Calif Um — Pickfair Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Miss Pickford Buddy Rogers

Senior Bowl Rivals Open Heavy Drills in Mobile

In Mobile Alabama on December 30 the North and South squads began full scale two a day workouts ahead of next Saturday's Senior Bowl. Maryland's Jack Searbath who starred in the North South Miami game last week will duel North passer Charley Maloy from Holy Cross. Maloy, eager after sitting out the East West game, praised coach Biggie Munn for not using him.

Mobile Ala Maryland Jack Searbath Miami Charley Maloy Holy Cross Maloy San Francisco Biggie Munn Tom O’connell Illinois

Illinois Tourneys Result Scores Across Multiple Cities

The report lists scores from various Illinois tournaments in Paris Westville Hoopeston Benton Athens Robinson Hebron Danville Shelbyville Joliet Bradley Bloomington East St. Louis Mount Pulaski Gillespie Lewistown Alton Lawrenceville Carbondale Wood River Centralia Marion Lincoln Centralia Champaign accer Flora ferrin Granite City Pinckneyville Litchfield Patoka Johnston City Mt. Carmel Vandalia Tilden Tech Chicago against Pana.

Marion Lincoln Centralia Champaign Accer Flora Ferrin Granite City Pinckneyville Litchfield Patoka Johnston City Mt. Carmel Vandalia Tilden Tech Chicago Pana

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