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Terre Haute Tribune

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Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1956

Page

2

French Algerians Battle In Eastern Algeria Amid Heavy Casualties

In Biban Mountains eastern Algeria a full French division fought a fierce clash with a large Algerian nationalist force. France claimed 290 rebels killed and 210 taken prisoner, marking the first time a complete division engaged in one battle in Algeria.

Algiers Algeria Biban Bougie Soumman Grand Kayblie Constantine Mila National MNA Casbah Paris French National Assembly Guy Mollet

Pravda Editor’s role in Belgrade mission and Egypt arms deal

The report notes D. T. Shepilov as Pravda Editor and foreign chief who joined the Belgrade mission indicating influence in Yugoslavia diplomacy. It credits him with arranging the sale of Soviet bloc arms to Egypt while Molotov, age 66, is described as a veteran revolutionary who helped pave the path for Lenin’s return and the 1917 Bolshevik rise.

Presidium Communist Centre Belgrade Yugoslavia Shepilov Egypt Molotov Moscow Lenin

Molotov Out of Step as Tito Visit Looms in Moscow

Washington reports Molotov, 68, is being edged aside by Khrushchev and Bulganin as Dmitri Shepilov rises. Diplomats say Moscow foreign policy now reflects Bulganin Khrushchev leadership, with Tito’s forthcoming visit seen as signaling Molotov’s end and a shift toward peaceful coexistence with the West.

Factions claim victory after harmonious Indiana GOP meeting

Indianapolis June 2. Both factions of the Indiana Republican Party claim victory after a harmonious State Committee meeting. Governor Craig still has press agent William O Connell, whom foes want fired. Lt. Governor Handley gains by a proposed package voting plan approved for the June 29 state convention. The O Connell issue was shelved as anti Craig faction refrained from a showdown. Observers speculate anti Craig hopes may rise after the convention if Handley is nominated.

Indianapolis Indiana Republican Party Craig William O'Connell Harold Handley O’connel Handley Sen William Jenner Chicago

Viking Mine To Get Templeton Trophy At Banquet

The Templeton trophy for best safety record in 1955 will be awarded to Viking Mine at a banquet tonight at the Williamry Penn Lodge. About 150 miners and officials will attend the 6 p.m. event. Harry Gandy Jr and James A Westfield will represent safety and health authorities from Washington DC. Viking Mine had a single lost time accident that year. Representatives from Viking Coal Corporation and Viking Mine will receive the trophy, with United Mine Workers official Francis Corenflos presiding locally.

Templeton Viking Mine Williamry Penn Lodge Harry Gandy, Jr Department of Safety National Coal Association James A. Westfield U. S. Bureau of Mines Washington, D. C Lynch Coal Operators ‘Reciprocal Association John A. Templeton Pioneer Howard T. Batman Birch Brooks Viking Coal Corporation Calvin Burke Francis Corenflos Viking Local United Mine Workers of America Walter Gorby District 11

American Motors Cuts Production at Kenosha Plant

Milwaukee June 2. American Motors says it will close its Kenosha plant for a week, idling about 5,000 workers while Rambler bodies are produced. The move aims to balance sales and output. The Milwaukee plant will resume Nash and Hudson production, with about 1,000 workers returning to work.

Milwaukee American Motors Kenosha

Neon Sign At King Drug Store Destroyed In Drag Line Crash

An expensive electric neon sign at King Drug store on Third and Wabash was destroyed late Friday morning after being struck by a drag line, with about 400 dollars in damage reported.

King Drug Store Third and Wabash Avenue

Memorial Day Service Planned at Shirley Cemetery

Memorial Day will be observed at Shirley cemetery near Libertyville on Sunday June 3 with a guest speaker. The event is reported as a community observance in Libertyville, Indiana.

Libertyville Ind Shirley Cemetery

Wedding Service at Montrose Methodist Church

The Montrose Methodist Church will hold a special wedding service on Sunday morning June 3 at 8:30 and 10:45. Rev. Hilton Whitaker will preach When A Girl Marries and married couples will renew vows and receive renewal certificates signed by the pastor. It is expected to be a highlight of the church year.

Montrose Methodist Church Hilton Whitaker

Vacation Bible School to Run June Fourth to Fifteenth

A daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the Pimento Methodist Church in Pimento Indiana from June 4 to 15. Classes run 9 to 11 a.m. daily and include sessions for children and adults.

Pimento Ind Pimento Methodist Church

Jesse H. Jones Dies in Houston Texas Financier

Texas financier Jesse H. Jones dies in Houston after a long illness. His Houston Endowment has funded education medicine and charity. Born 1874 in Tennessee he moved to Texas as a youth and led major public service roles from Red Cross relief to RFC and commerce secretary. Funeral arrangements pending.

Jesse H. Jones Texas Houston The Houston Chronicle John A. Beck Robertson County Tennessee Jones Commerce RFC Henry A. Wallace Roosevelt Wilson Department of Military Relief American Red Cross Hoover RFC Board

Three Drowned In Fort Wayne River Accident

In Fort Wayne Indiana on Friday night three residents died when their home made boat overturned in the St. Joseph river. Victims were Jack P. Huber 32 owner of the boat Herman Babb Jr 30 and Babb's wife Rosie 19. State Trooper Gene Ellis witnessed the overturn and swam toward the craft but all three were lost. Bodies recovered about 21 hours later.

Fort Wayne Ind St. Joseph Jack P. Huber Herman Babb Jr Babb Rosie Gene Ellis Ellis Huber

Will Plan Picnic for Miners at District 11 HQ

An important meeting of all contractors for the annual miners picnic is set for Sunday at 10 o clock at District 11 headquarters located at Eighth and Eagle streets. Committee meetings will continue every Sunday through July and the first of August.

District 11 Eighth Eagle Streets

Four Navy Recruits Home on Leave from Great Lakes

Four navy recruits who just completed basic training at Great Lakes Naval Station Illinois are home on fourteen day leaves. Their names are Raymond R. Hahn of 1404 South Twenty-fifth Street, John E. Spurgin of 1344 Chestnut Street, James E. Newlin of Hillsdale Indiana, and Gene D. McGlone of Farmersburg Indiana.

U. S. Navy Great Lakes Naval Station Ill Richard Forrest Navy Raymond R. Hahn South Twenty-fifth Street John E. Spurgin Chestnut Street James E. Newlin Hillsdale Ind Gene D. McGlone Farmersburg

Vacation Bible School At Oak Hill EUB Church

The Vacation Bible School at Oak Hill E U B church two miles east of Riley runs through Friday June 8 from 1 30 to 4 00 PM Goldie Moseman directs with a staff of teachers and helpers The annual program is set for Sunday evening June 10 at 7 30 PM Rev G Dale Cottom is pastor.

Oak Hill E.U.B Riley Goldie Moseman G. D&le Cottom

Deaths: Ira Lemay 69 of West Terre Haute

Ira Lemay aged 69 died at his residence in West Terre Haute at 10 30 Friday night. Survived by widow Sylvia a daughter Bertha Green four sons Roy Claude George Russell one brother John and seven grandchildren. Funeral set for Monday at 1 30 pm at Bedino Chapel Bethesda Cemetery with Rev Wayne Buchanan officiating.

Ira Lemay West Terre Haute Sylvia Bertha Green R. R Roy Claude George Russell John Brazil Dresser United Mine Workers of America Bedino Chapel Terre Haute Wayne Buchanan Bethesda Cemetery

Mrs Lucy D Campbell Dies. Rites Slated Monday

Mrs Lucy D Campbell mother of Mrs Mildred Brentlinger died at 3 AM Saturday. Survived by one sister Mrs Phillip Spittler of Martinsville Alabama and one grandson Jayson Brentlinger of Phoenix Arizona. Body to J N Hickman and Son Funeral Home with visitation after noon Sunday. Private services Monday at 10 AM. Burial in Highland Lawn.

Lucy D. Campbell Mildred Brentlinger South Twenty-fifth Street Phillip Spittler Martinsville Jayson Brentlinger Phoenix Ariz J. N. Hickman and Son Highland Lawn Cemetery

Ewin E Allen Dies at 68 in Indiana Sanitarium

Ewin E Allen aged 68 of 827 North Fifth Street died at 5 am Saturday at the Indiana State Sanitarium. Survived by two daughters Mrs Mildred Richey of Detroit and Mrs Louanna LaVau of Van Nuys, two sons Frank of Detroit and Joseph of California, and four brothers Conrad Woody Clouis and Thomas. Body sent to Bedino ae of the Valley in West Terre Haute.

Ewin E. Allen North Fifth Street Indiana State Sanitarium Mildred Richey Detroit Mich Louanna LaVau van Nuys Calif Frank Joseph California Conrad Woody Terre Haute Clouis West Terre Haute Thomas Harrisburg Bedino Ae West Terre Aute

Services for Miss Antonia L Gocke at St Benedict Church

Miss Antonia L Gocke aged 68 died Thursday evening at home 3140 South Seventh Street. Services at 8 30 Monday morning at Martin Tear man Funeral Home with a Solemn requiem high mass at 9 at St Benedict Church. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Rosary at 7 30 Sunday evening at the funeral home. Friends may call.

Antonia L. Gocke South Seventh Street Martin Tearman St. Benedict Church Calvary Cemetery

Paul H. Schrepferman obituary service announced

Paul H Schrepferman aged 48 of 1028 South Seventh Street retired Sears Roebuck salesman died Friday. Funeral services will be held at 11 o clock Monday morning at P J Ryan and Sons Funeral Home and burial will follow in Highland Lawn cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Paul H. Schrepferman South Seventh Street Sears Roebuck & Company P. J. Ryan and Sons Highland Lawn Cemetery

Services set for Coan W. Whitlock in Terre Haute

Coan W. Whitlock 54 of R. R. 3 Terre Haute died Friday from a personal safety related bullet wound. Services will be Sunday at 2 p m at DeBaun Funeral Home with Rev. Sant Johnson officiating. Burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Coan W. Whitlock R. R Terre Haute DeBaun Funeral Home Rev Sant Johnson Mt. Pleasant Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Mabel L Smith held Monday

Mrs Mabel L Smith aged 68 of 1607 South Eleventh and one half street died Friday. Services at 1 PM Monday at Thomas Funeral Home with Rev R C Mowery officiating. Burial in Cottage Hill cemetery at Laeamen. Friends may call at the funeral home time.

Mabel L. Smith South Eleventh Thomas Funeral Home R. C. Mowery Cottage Hill Laeamen

William H Terrill Funeral Arrangements Noted

William H Terrill aged 63 of 1048 South Thirteenth street died Thursday. Services set for 2 PM Monday at Bell and Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. David Perry officiating. Burial in Grandview cemetery. Friends may call after 10 AM Sunday at the funeral home.

William H. Terrill South Thirteenth Street Bell and Bracken Funeral Home David Perry Grandview Cemetery

Services for Claude Roloff at Cross Funeral Home

Claude Roloff aged 57 of 3003 Fenwood Avenue died Wednesday night burial set for Highland Lawn cemetery at 2 PM Monday Rev Neil Kuns to officiate friends may call after 7 PM Saturday at Cross Funeral Home.

Claude Roloff Fenwood Avenue the Cross Funeral Home Neil Kuns Highland Lawn Cemetery

Widow Ethel Blanton 67 Dies at Linton Home

Mrs. Ethel Blanton aged 67 died at her brother Faye Smith’s near Linton. Survived by four daughters Stella Kates Cocoa Fla Edna Meyer near Switz City Iva Hart Indianapolis and Dorothy Lynn Linton. brother Claude Smith of Lafayette. sisters Maude Wittcross West Newton Edith Miller R. 2.1 Linton. Member Nine Mile Methodist Church. Body to Welch & Cornett Funeral Home. Services Monday at Nine Mile Church at 2 p.m. Rev. Paul Haywood officiating. Burial Bohley Cemetery.

Linton Ind Ethel Blanton Faye Smith Stella Kates Cocoa, Fla Edna Meyer Switz City Iva Hart Indianapolis Dorothy Lynn Claude Smith Lafayette Maude Wittcross West Newton Edith Miller R. 2 Nine-Mile Methodist Welch & Cornett Nine-Mile Church Paul Haywood Bohley Cemetery

Paris man Bogart Dies After Heart Attack at 58

El bert W Bogart 58 of 205 Monterey street Paris Illinois died at his home Friday afternoon after a heart attack He was born in Frankfort Indiana Surviving are his widow Pauline a brother Dr Guy Bogart of Beaumont California a sister Mrs Idyll Burgess of Lebanon Indiana He was a World War I veteran member of the American Legion VFW Forty and Eight and Paris Lodge 268 F and A M Services will be at Ward and Sutton Funeral Home Sunday at 3 body to Jefferson Barracks Missouri Monday for burial

Paris Ill Elbert W. Bogart Monterey Street Frankfort Ind Pauline Guy Bogart Beaumont Cal Idyll Burgess Lebanon American Legion Paris Lodge No Ward and Sutton Funeral Home Jefferson Barracks

Mrs Rhoda Ellen Good dies at 95 in Oaktown

Mrs Rhoda Ellen Good 95 years old died Friday at her daughter's home in Oaktown She was the oldest member of the Oaktown First Christian Church and a Maccabee Lodge member Surviving are two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Body to Schulze Funeral Home

Oaktown Ind Rhoda Ellen Good William A. Hodges Oaktown First Christian Chuch Maccabee Lodge Schulze Funerm

Tito Welcomed by Soviet Leaders in Moscow Visit

Tito receives a warm welcome from Khrushchev and Soviet leaders in a formal arrival ceremony. Deputy Premier Lazar Kagano vich leads the delegation as Tito expresses greetings and gratitude for the invitation to see Soviet achievements.

Khrushchev Khiementi Voroshilov Tito Lazar Kaganovich Molotov Soviet Union

Not the Same Woman Arrested on Forgery Warrant

Margaret Wolford of 451 North Second Street is not the Carmi, NL woman jailed Friday on a justice of the peace warrant for forgery. The Carmi arrestee is described as a former Terre Haute resident.

Margaret Wolford North Second Street Carmi Terre Haute

Sears Sets Record Newspaper Ad Spending for 1955

Chicago June 2 Sears Roebuck and Co announced a new record newspaper advertising expenditure for 1955 totaling 41,775,600 dollars. The firm said the newspaper advertising spend marked a new high for the 10th straight year.

Chicago Sears, Roebuck and Co

Funeral Services Set At First Christian Church

At noon Sunday the body will be taken to the First Christian Church for services at 2 PM officiated by the Rev Barratt Whitley. Burial will be in Oaktown Cemetery.

First Christian Church Barratt Whitley Oaktown Cemery

Services set for Mrs Juanita Balinger in Jasonville

Juanita Balinger 44 died Wednesday in Pendleton Oregon hospital. Services 11 am Monday at McClanahan Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery. Former Jasonville resident survived by son David of Oregon father Herschel Hert of Anderson four brothers and four sisters in Indiana Michigan Ohio and Cincinnati. Body arrived Saturday.

Jasonville Ind Juanita Ballinger Pendleton Ore McClanahan Funeral Home Lebanon Cemetery David Oregon Herschel Hert Anderson Brandon Hert Tom Hert Detroit Richard

Italian-born Charles Frasca dies in Clinton aged 68

Charles Frasca 68, of Mecca, died at Vermillion County Hospital Clinton after a ten day illness. A World War I veteran, he belonged to American Legion Post 140 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1653 and the K P Lodge. Survived by widow Elizabeth two brothers in Alaska and Detroit and four sisters in Italy. Body to First Funeral Home with services at 1:30 Monday, Rev. Jerome Bennett officiating. Burial Walnut Grove Cemetery.

Clinton Ind Charles Frasca Mecca Vermillion County Hospital Italy American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Elizabeth John Fairbanks Alaska Joseph Detroit Jerome Bennett Walnut Grove Cemetery

Charles H. Hunt 77 Dies in Shelburn Ind

Charles H. Hunt 77 died at his home Friday in Shelburn Ind He leaves widow Leota and one sister Mrs Charles Wiggens of Shelburn A Spanish American War veteran and Church of God member The body at McHugh Funeral Home then to residence noon Saturday Services Sunday 2 PM at Church of God Rev William Simpson officiating burial in West Lawn cemetery

Shelburn Ind Charles H. Hunt Leota Charles Wiggens Church of God McHugh William Simpson West Lawn Cemetery

Services for Mrs Myrtle Carpenter Held in Brazil

Mrs Myrtle Carpenter aged 66 died Wednesday evening at Greenwood where a brief service was held. Final rites will take place Sunday at 2 PM at Miller & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Chester Mahan officiating. Burial is in Union Cemetery southeast of Brazil after return from Greenwood.

Brazil Ind Myrtle Carpenter Miller & Sons Chester Mahan Union Cemetery Burkhart Greenwood

Services set for Mrs Ruby M Carroll at Marshall

Mrs Ruby M Carroll 74 died at home Friday morning. Services at 2:30 Sunday at Moore Funeral Home with Rev Alex Portus officiating. Burial in Marshall cemetery. Survived by son Frederick M Carroll Tulsa Okla daughter Mildred Frazer Marshall sister Mrs B F Howe Titusville Pa and two grandchildren Cynthia Carroll Tulsa and Jonathan Frazer Marshall.

Cynthia Carroll Tulsa Jonathan Frazer Marshall

Northwest Flood Threat and Dikes Hold at Kalama

Flood warnings from the Columbia River prompted Oregon officials to urge typhoid vaccinations for residents in flood zones while Kalama Washington girded with 25,000 sandbags as the river neared dikes. The Dalles prepared emergency defenses as weather shifted east with record cold on June 1.

Northwest Midwest Columbia River Oregon State Board of Health Trail B.C Rainier Ore Kalama Wash Dalles Atlantic Seaboard Syracuse N.Y Louisville Atlanta Greenville N.C Mississippi River

God the Only Cause and Creator Sermon Theme

Christian Science services center on the completeness and perfection of God's creation. Scriptural selections include Isaiah 25 1 and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health 69 13, emphasizing God as the sole creator and the enduring, deathless nature of man.

Christian Science God Mary Baker Eddy

Board To Close for Staff Meeting at State HQ

The draft board office in the Federal Building will close for the first two days of next week and reopen Wednesday morning at 8 a m while staff attend a meeting at state headquarters.

Draft Board Federal State Headquarters

Pigeons Lose City Protection in New York

The Health Department announced on June 2 that from June 1 pigeons fall from city protection to the same unprotected wild birds class. Officials call pigeons “too much of a nuisance” and explained the law change.

New York Health Department

Robbers Visit Ralph's Market

Chief of Detectives Willard Gantz said detectives continue an investigation into an attempted safe burglary at Ralph's Market on South Twenty-fifth Street. Patrolmen noted roof entry from drilling 23 holes. a board 18 by 12 inches removed. only a few cartons of cigarettes missing. Detectives Koll, Maloof, and Sankey pursue the case as the safe combination was knocked off and pry marks found on the door. A ladder was found near the building, suggesting roof access by burglars.

Willard Gantz Ralph’s Market South Twenty-fifth Street Caitlin and Everly Ralph Peters Charles Koll George Maloof Art Sankey Peters

Chamber of Commerce approves project program for year

The board of the Chamber of Commerce approved a year plans draft prepared by the board and executive vice president John K. Lamb. The annual dinner next Thursday will disclose the program and include director installations and humorist Edward McFaul’s talk. Tickets for the banquet in Terre Haute House Mayflower Room are available at 629 Cherry Street until 5 o clock Wednesday.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber John K. Lamb Edward McFaul Mayflower Terre Haute House Cherry Street

Youth Night at Maple Ave Christian Church

Special Youth Night at Maple Avenue Christian Church begins Sunday at 7 30. Teens lead the program with speaker Ben Ray Bean of Illiana Christian Assembly near Washington Indiana. Illiana Camp drew 800 youths from Indiana Illinois and Kentucky last year and has grown into a major Christian service camp. Moving pictures of last year’s activities will be shown. Rev. Neil L. Kuns is the minister.

Maple Avenue Neil L. Kuns

New Goshen F A B Church Holds Homecoming Sunday

New Goshen Indiana June 2 special The New Goshen F A B Church will hold its annual home coming Sunday Rev A Glenn O Dell will speak at 11 am and 145 pm A basket dinner will be served at noon A chorus directed by Mrs Dolf Cross of Terre Haute will present sacred music in the afternoon Rev Deane Ferguson is the pastor

New Goshen Ind

Swartz Estate Appoints Administrator in Florida

Harry F. Fisbeck has qualified with a $3,000 bond as administrator of the William C. Swartz estate. Swartz died April 20 in St Petersburg, Florida. Heirs include widow Mattie Swartz of Indianapolis, son Hubert Swartz of Blairsville, and grandson Gilbert Anderson of West Middlesex, Pa. The estate lists real property valued at $6,000 and personal property estimated at $2,500. Lloyd Adamson is counsel.

Harry F. Fisbeck William C. Swartz St. Petersburg Fla Mattie Swartz Indianapolis Hubert Swartz Blairsville Gilbert K. Anderson West Middlesex Lloyd Adamson

Sycamore Toastmasters Plan Annual Picnic

Plans are under way for the annual Sycamore Toastmasters Picnic with all members urged to attend next Thursday, June 7, to decide on time and place. John Duguid spoke on High Intelligence In Leadership, while Gordon Wolfe discussed Fido Is Big Business. For cancellations or reservations contact Aaron Hardesty at C-2345, L-3566.

Sycamore John Duguid Gordon Wolfe Aaron Hardesty

Revival services begin at Seelyville Pilgrim Holiness Church

A series of revival services opens Sunday at the Seelyville Pilgrim Holiness Church and runs through Sunday June 17. Services occur each evening at 7:30 DST with special music programs. Rev. Harold Stringer leads the church as pastor.

Seelyville Pilgrim Holiness Church D.S.T Harold Stringer

Watchtower Speaker To Address Revival Question

Guest speaker A Schlatter representing the Watchtower Society will present at 7 PM Sunday at Kingdom Hall located at 303 South Fourteenth Street. His topic is Is The Religious Revival Genuine.

A. Schlatter Watchtower Society Kingdom Hall South Fourteenth Street

School bids opened with mixed results and equipment awards

Bids for a new school included Drake and Piper and Herman Readinger among top bids, with Barmac of Chester unreadable due to missing financials. Terre Haute firms led base electrical bids, and furniture contracts went to Lee School Supply and others. The board also approved three new teachers for 1956 57.

Terre Haute Lee School Supply Company Wiley High School Sarah Scott Junior High Garfield High School Collins and Pittman, Inc Leeth Office Equipment & Supply Company Modern Equipment Company of Indianapolis Allied, Inc Indianapolis Evelyn R. Vaught Isobel Ruth Gerard Joan White

Nine recruits enlist in Air Force from Wabash Valley

Staff Sergeant Dwight Lipsey announced nine area men joining the U S Air Force. Names include Robert W Killen Jr Vernon L Kispert Robert E Gard Gale Briggs Elmer E McVey Ronald R pau David Earl Ritter Lyle R Eaton and Charles T Strange with hometowns Terre Haute Clinton Paris Hazel Dell and Casey Illinois Indiana.

Dwight Lipsey U. S. Air Force Wabash Valley Robert W. Killen Jr Second Avenue Terre Haute Vernon L. Kispert Clinton Ind Robert E. Gard Warren Gale Briggs Elmer E. McVey R. R Ronald R. Pau Casey David Earl Ritter Lyle R. Eaton Liberty Street Paris Charles T. Strange Hazell Dell

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