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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1955

Page

9

Drivers Hit With Fines in City Court Session

James Hamilton, 44, 2519 North Fifteenth Street, fined 24.75 for reckless driving after nearly colliding with a patrol car on Chestnut near Third. Wendell Jenkins, 17, 1947 Lee Avenue, fined 6.75 due to license suspension since Dec 7. Dennis Warren, 16, 1223 South Eleventh, guilty of reckless driving and running a stop sign. penalty to be fixed Jan 6. Raymond P. Sullivan, 36, 1501 Elm Street, case continued to Jan 7 on intoxication charge with $500 bond. Wilbur T. Lovelace, 27, 17 North Fourth Street, fined 1 and costs for intoxication. Jack Collins, 21, 114 South Twenty-fifth Street, penalty 15.75 for speeding 50 mph on East Ohio Street. Bench warrants issued for Harry D. Chapman, 25, North Water Street, and Clarence Stewart, 33, South Main Street Clinton, for failure to appear. John P. Cahill, 27, 1221 North Third Street, fined 2.75 for running a stop sign. Elbert L. Mahoney, 28, 130 North Eleventh Street, also fined 2.75 for operating without license plates.

Hamilton Chestnut Third Streets Wendell Jenkins Lee Avenue Jenkins Dennis Warren South Eleventh Street Warren Ohio Streets Terre Haute Raymond P. Sullivan Elm Street Lafayette Avenue Wilbur T. Lovelace North Fourth Street Jack Collins South Twenty-fifth Street East Ohio Street Harry D. Chapman North Water Street Clarence Stewart South Main Street Clinton Chapman Stewart John P. Cahill North Third Street Elbert L. Mahoney North Eleventh Street

Two Injured in Auto Collision on Third and Locust

Faulty brakes were blamed for a two car crash Friday evening at Third and Locust Streets injuring Ann Corey 36 of 1135 North Eleventh Street with a hip injury and Allie Ritter 65 of 306 Second Avenue with a back injury. Corey said she attempted to stop for traffic on Third Street and struck Alvin Winney 43 of 600 South Eighth Street. Ritter was a passenger in the Winney vehicle. Both declined medical help.

Third Locust Streets Ann Corey North Eleventh Street Allie Ritter Second Avenue Miss Corey Third Street Cocust Street Alvin Winney South Eighth Street Ritter Winney

One Dies Six Saved From Quebec Fire

A 22 year old pregnant woman rescued six children by tossing them from a second floor window into a snowbank as a gas station and upper building floors burned in St Cassien Des Caps near Bas St. Paul Quebec. One three year old died in the blaze.

Base ST. Paul Que St. Cassien Des Caps Quebec City

Three Persons Hurt in Washington Ave Collision

A two car crash at Eleventh Street and Washington Avenue injured three people. Mrs. H. H. Davidson 47 and Mrs. Minnie B. Trogdon 73 of 1525 South Eleventh Street and Carl McGuire Sr. 57 of 1460 South Ninth Street were treated at St. Anthony Hospital with leg neck shock chest and arm injuries. Carl McGuire Jr. 33 of 1900 Woodlawn Avenue drove a vehicle east on Washington Avenue. his car struck the northbound car driven by Mrs. Davidson.

Eleventh Street Washington Avenue H. H. Davidson Minnie B. Trogdon South Eleventh Street Carl McGuire, Sr South Ninth Street St. Anthony Hospital Hickman Davidson Trogdon McGuire Everly and Catlin Carl McGuire, Jr Woodlawn Avenue

Four Insurance Examiners Sued For 6 640 000

Four Texas insurance examiners were named in a suit alleging they conspired with General American Casualty Co. to misrepresent solvency and defraud the public. The state seeks 6.64 million dollars and claims gifts were accepted by the examiners while a large number of policyholders were affected. The case also notes alleged political influence delaying an investigation in Kentucky.

Austin Tex General American Casualty Co San Antonio Kentucky General American Texas Arkansas Alabama Colorado Mississippi Tennessee New Mexico Utah Wyoming Alaska Larry W. Blanchard State Insurance Department Robert Butler William J. Noad Dallas County Lee L. Pffefferkorn Caldwell County Noad Pfefferkorn Blanchard Butler Texas Insurance Companies U. S. Trust and Guaranty Co Waco U. S. Trust and Guaranty John Ben Shepperd

Chicago Livestock Market Report December Prices and Trends

Salable hogs mostly 25 lower with barrows and gilts at 180 to 260 pounds. Sows steady to 25 lower. Cattle fed steers under 1,200 pounds steady to 25 higher, other grades steady to 50 lower. Vealers 200 to 400 higher. Lambs 25 lower, bulk good to prime wooled lambs 110 pounds down 17.50 to 19.00, ewes 4.50 to 6.50.

Chicago U. S

Local Markets Livestock and Produce Report

Steady market with 400 salable hogs. No 1 and No 3 barrows and gilts 160-240 lb sold 10.50 to 12.00. 180-220 lb hogs 11.25 to 12.00, 245-275 lb at 9.75 to 10.75. Sows 6.25 to 8.75. Bees 8c delivered. Heavy breed hens 18c, Leghorn 12c, cocks 6c. Wheat 1.92, Rye 1.10, Oats 0.1, Corn 1.10-1.12, Soybeans 2.20. The shortest distance between two points is through the Want Ads.

Notorious Birmingham robber caught after two heists

Birmingham police report George B. Stewart aged 26 jailed after a two night spree at the Western Union office. He first stole 151 dollars then returned for 3857 dollars but a license plate led to his arrest. The case highlights a rash of bold criminal activity ending in capture.

Birmingham Ala George B. Stewart Stewart Western Union

Untaxed whiskey seized in Indiana raid

Danville Indiana police seized 25 two-quart jars of untaxed corn whiskey in a raid at Sam Robinson's rural Hendricks County home. The 75 year old was charged with possession of untaxed liquor and jailed. Sheriff Leon Bayliss led the raid. no still found, moonshine believed shipped in.

Danville Ind Sam Robinson Robinson Hendricks County Leon Bayliss Wiltsie Stuart Charles Williams Edward Cantrell Putnamville

Youth wounded evading arrest in Indiana chase

A 15 year old Indianapolis boy was shot in the right ankle by State Trooper George Hanburg after a high speed pursuit across Benton County. The two youths had stolen a car and fled from the rear of an Indianapolis cleaning firm, with the vehicle ending in a roadside ditch two miles east of Fowler. The wounded boy was treated at Lafayette before the suspects were jailed in Benton County for transfer to Indianapolis.

Fowler Ind Indianapolis Benton County George Hanburg Here Hunburg Lafayette

Oistrakh Surmounts Broken String At Carnegie Hall

Russian violinist David Oistrakh with aid from Michael Rosenker repaired a snapped E string during the final movement of Shostakovich Violin Concerto at Carnegie Hall. He continued with the New York Philharmonic, the performance resuming nearly uninterruptedly after the crisis.

New York David Oistrakh Carnegie Hall Oistrakh New York Philharmonic Shostakovich Leningrad Michael Rosenker

Moves to End Airport Walkout

Paris dispatch reports the union of airport technicians urged members to suspend the strike starting next Tuesday. The walkout has halted French air traffic since November 10 with the stoppage affecting major hubs and schedules nationwide.

Paris Union of the France

Britain halts export of surplus war materials to Middle East

The Foreign Office announced no licenses are being granted for export of surplus war material and that exports of tanks have not occurred for several months. The move follows criticism from Moscow Radio and Daily Mirror over shipments and a Belgian firm reconditioning surplus tanks for Arab front lines. An urgent investigation signaled tighter controls.

London Middle East Foreign Office Moscow Radio Laborite Daily Mirror Israel

Notice of Administration in Vigo County estates 1955

Vigo Circuit Court notices announce administrators for multiple estates including Joseph A Miller Laura E Bates James H Beedle Lon Lee and George H Dickerson. Each entry requires filing claims within six months from first publication or they will be barred. Dates span December 1955 with clerk Catherine M Fee and attorneys listed.

Vigo Ida M. Hedges Lola Jeffers Ida M Hedges Terre Haute Indiana State of Indiana County of Joseph Austin Miller H. Ralph Johnston Catherine M. Fee Vigo County H Ralph Johnston State of Laura E Bates Stephen G. Bates Laura E. Bates James H Beedle Orville H. Beedle James H. Beedle George A. Scott Lon Lee Richard P Lee H. DeWitt Owen George H. Dickerson Audry Ehlers CATHERINE M_ FEE William R. Johnson

Lawyer Indicted by Grand Jury in Albion

Albion Indiana December 31 Richard S Hiller an Albion lawyer was arrested today on two indictments charging him with signing clients names on two affidavits He posted 2000 bail and was released after Noble County grand jury returned the indictments Prosecutor Louis Ketcham said one accusation cites signing a defendant's name on a change of venue request dated February 5 and the other signing an administrator's name on a probate bond dated April 9 1952

Albion Ind Richard S. Hiller Hiller Noble County Grand Jury Louis Ketcham Hilmer

Miner Dies Under 25 Feet of Ore at Homestake Mine

In S D on Friday Virgil Stauble 33 a cage helper died when an ore chute gate opened and loose rock slid down the shoot burying him under about 25 feet of ore. The accident occurred at the Homestake gold mine and Stauble was pronounced dead at the scene.

LEAD S. D Homestake Virgil Stauble Stauble

Pope names Matthew patron saint of bookkeepers

Vatican City December 31 Pope Pius XII designates the Apostle Matthew as patron saint of bookkeepers noting he kept accounts before following Jesus and writing one of the gospels.

Vatican City Pius XII Apostle Matthew Apostle Jesus

Tree accident kills man in Hillsboro Wisconsin

William Libansky, 32, died when a cutting mishap caused a tree to fall on him in Hillsboro. His brother Emil Libansky was struck but suffered only minor injuries. The incident occurred Friday near their property.

Hillsboro, Wis William Libansky Emil Libansky

Local Beauty Salons and Tax Services Ads

A collage of 1930s classified items lists Gertrude Brownfield’s shop offering economical wave perms and other beauty services, along with Davis Restaurant at 675 Wabash and multiple tax service ads. Names include Jack L. Parish and Perry Smith, with addresses on S 7th, Shandy Ride, and 224 S 15th, indicating a dense ad page of small businesses and tax preparation services.

Income Tax Service Perry Smith the Ride Income Tax Service D. m W. Wolpert S. 15Th

Nursing home vacancies and elderly care ads

Classified notice listing vacancies at Wallace Nursing Home and other homes for aged and elderly women and men. Includes beds or ambulatory positions, room and board for pensioners, addresses in 1915 N 11th and 606 N 14, and contact guidance via classified ads for ad-writers.

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James Hamilton North Fifteenth Street Edward S. Everett Speeder Washington Ave Ness Len M Shai Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Cairo Tito West Yugoslavia Tito International Radiophoto Chicago Livestock Grain and Feed Commonwealth Loan CO Rowlord American Loan & Finance CO Ohio St General Office Fruehauf Trailer CO Melrose Terre Haute House Chrysler Plymouth Dahl Chevrolet Hudson Ohio AHL Tribune-Star Marshall, Batman and Day Attorneys Elwanda Accord Luis Batile Serres Eisenhower Batile Berres United States International Soundphoto Ernest C. Cordell 3Rd Ave Mission Bell Studio E. Hulman Fruitridge Cooper John William Cooper Carrie Rosamond Harold Ralph Charles Davenport Sarah Dunning Gillis Wabash Helen Montague Park Clark Grace Miller Busy Bee Weavers Krausbek Cleaners Smith's Dept 4Th and Wabash Gertrude Brownfield Bohnert and Wilson Beauty Shop 9Th St Huffer Washington C la Grace Boyil Marsh Salon Geneva Alma'‘s Kaleel Ath Davis TAX Service Jack L. Parish S. 7Th John A. Page C. M. Orth 4Th Ave Union Station Railway Express Office Union Depot Chattanooga, Tenn Herman Riley Stanfill International Correspondence School S &Th C Jack and Jill Clarence Moss R. R Lil Hulman Mammoth Shoe Co Ioan Wallace Nursing Home Pigg Porter's 17Th and Clinton Garment Company S.ah Clinton, Ind la Grange Ill Grand Theater R. Tucker Mar North Carl C. Bailey Bowsher Insurance Agencies Ohio St. C Morris Plan S. 7Th St Illinois Tribune-Ster Knowles, Sullivan Automotive BUICK DODGE Vigo Motors Mae & Jess H. Heilegman 8Th St
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