Man Proves He Is Woman in Paternity Case at Pulaski
In Pulaski Virginia Paul Hufford a 27 year old mill worker who presents as male is declared by a doctor to have normal female organs. Miss Alpha Turpin pursues a paternity suit claiming Paul is the father of her child. The case hinges on Pauls gender presentation and medical testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
U?p
Paul Hufford
Paul
Alpha Turpin
James L. Chitwood
Miss Turpin
L. S
G. F. Cregger
Northern Operators Form New Group
A full time organization to handle labor relations with John L. Lewis United Mine Workers was formed by northern soft coal operators. Led by Harry M. Moses, the Bituminous Coal Operators Association aims to coordinate relations with employers and will be headquartered in Washington. Directors meet in July to organize and northern operators will fund the group with 1.12 mills per ton, estimated to yield about $300,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Northern Soft
Harry M. Moses
Pittsburgh
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Co
United States Steel
Washington
R. Livingston Ireland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
B.C.C.A
Reformatory inmate escapes outside detail
Ora Black, 25, of Richmond, escaped from an outside detail at the state reformatory yesterday. Superintendent Ward Lane said Black had served about a year of a two to five year sentence for second degree burglary.
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Pendleton
Ind
Ora Black
Richmond
State Reformatory
Ward Lane
Lane
Black
Deficit projections shift as 1950 spending pace cools
A year end review notes the deficit may be closer to $400 million to $500 million above April estimates, down from a $36.6 billion target. Revenue gains since March and slower overall outlays suggest fiscal 1951 may near balance. Major savings arise from military cuts, reduced Marshall Plan costs, and RFC mortgage activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Budget Bureau
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Trucker Receives Orchid for Safety Award
Roy Fogle of 1465 South Nineteenth Street, driver for Eastern Motor Express, directed traffic during a Friday fire run. Capt. Joseph Wheeler said Fogle halted northbound traffic at Third Street Wabash Avenue and guided a motorist to clear the intersection for the fire apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fogle
South Nineteenth Street
Eastern Motor Express, Inc
Joseph Wheeler
Fogle
Third Street
Wabash Avenue
Illinois
Fire damages Martha Clark residence on North Fourth Street
Curtains blew over a gas stove causing a Friday afternoon fire at Martha Clark's home at 929 North Fourth Street. Damage estimated at 35 dollars to the home and 15 dollars to the contents. Fire crews from Companies 4 and 7 and Truck 2 responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Clark
North Fourth Street
Francis Fischer
Widow Grace Hart files $25,000 bond in Hart estate case
Mrs Grace Hart widow of Louis F Hart and sole bene ficiary of his estate has been named executrix of the will. The will was filed Thursday in the probate division of Vigo Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hart
Louis F. Hart
Vigo
Galveston Flood Strands City in Record Rainstorm
Galveston endured unprecedented rainfall with water flooding homes porch to porch and streets rendering buses, trolleys, and private cars inoperable. The airport reported 18 inches of water at 8 a.m., power and telephone service were interrupted, and transit depended on an elevated rail line as residents waited for waters to recede. Brownsville also reported 7.52 inches of rain flooding homes on the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Santa Fe Texas Chief
Chicago
C.S.T
Mulvany
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Six Injured As City Bus Crashes Into Home
Six people were injured when a Chicago Transit Authority bus struck a taxicab, careened through a gas station, and knocked a house from its foundation near Loomis Street. A nearby tank truck carrying 8,000 gallons of gasoline intensified danger. a wall section and porch were displaced, and the home of Dominick Quinn suffered major damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Chicago Transit Authority
Loomis Street
Dominick Quinn
Banks Advance Overdue Salaries To Teachers
Paris Illinois two national banks have advanced two months of overdue salaries to about half of Paris 75 school teachers unpaid due to a school board deadlock. Teachers assign salaries to banks with district to repay interest if the deadlock ends. Superintendent Eugene L Johnson says board members approve the loan plan and will cover principal and interest. Teachers take summer trips or courses while waiting for board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugene L. Johnson
Man Suffers Leg Fracture At Grant Mine Pond
Ed Hudgens aged 48 of West Terre Haute fell near Grant Mine Pond about 8 PM and fractured his right leg. He was taken by Bedicto-Black ambulance to Union Hospital where attendants reported his condition not serious and that he was resting well. Witnesses said he collapsed while standing near the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hudgens
West Terre Haute
Grant Mine
Union Hospital
Hudgens
Theaters Show Openings And Features Across Regions
A list of current cinema offerings at multiple venues including Wabash Grand Liberty Rex Swan Savoy West East Garfield and more with titles such as Three Came Home Destination Tokyo God Is My Co-pilot Riding High Paid in Full Riders of the Range South of Rio Grand Canyon The Big Fight and Golden Stallion Among others. drive-ins feature Red Stallion in the Rockies Half Past Midnight Northwest Stampede and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Claudette Colbert
Patric Knowles
Sessue Hayakawa
Tokyo
Carey Grant
John Garfield
God Is
Dennis Morgan
Orpheum
Capetown
Brad Crawford
Elien Drew
Tim Holt
Indiana
van Johnson
Elizabeth Taylor
Fay Holden
Liberty
Bing Crosby
Robert Cummings
Elizabeth Scott
Santa Fe
Rod Cameron
Fuzzy Knight
Rio
Monte Hale
Kay Christopher
Two Arrested After Collision of Autos
Clifford A. Baugh and Clifford Fields were arrested early Saturday after their car struck a parked station wagon owned by Bernice Bemis. Baugh faced a driving while intoxicated charge and Fields received an intoxication charge and a $10 fine. Baugh's case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford A. Baugh
Dresser
Clifford Fields
South First Street
Bernice Bemis
South Third Street
Baugh
Stevens and
Bealmer
Fields
Man Injured After Collision With Moving Car
John J. Connelly age 46 of 316 North Thirteenth street was treated at St. Anthony's Hospital Friday night for facial lacerations after walking into a moving auto at Fifteenth street and Wa bash avenue. He allegedly struck a car driven by Charles Oliver of the Hyte Housing Unit.
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John J. Connelly
North Thirteenth Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Fifteenth Street
Wabash Avenue
Flowers and
Mahan
Connelly
Charles Oliver
Hyte Housing Unit
Pfizer hires two researchers from Illinois and Minnesota
Walter D. Celmer and Philip N. Gordon have joined the research staff of Chas. Pfizer & Co. in Brooklyn after postgraduate work at the University of Illinois and the University of Minnesota respectively. Pfizer’s Vigo Plant is located south of Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Celmer
Philip N. Gordon
University of Illinois
University of Minnesota
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vigo
Terre Haute
Theft at Lena Tuberosa’s store on North Fourth Street
The proprietor reports a $5 theft from the Lena Tuberosa grocery at 727 North Fourth Street. Entry was gained via an unlocked door, according to Officers O Leary and Rauscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Tuberosa
North Fourth Street
O'Leary
Rauscher
Local Markets Show Poultry Prices And Grain Rates
Eggs current receipts 44 lbs per case with country prices 25c heavy breed hens 15c cocks 7c. Wheat 2.00, Corn 1.38, Oats 5c, Rye 90c. Soybeans Yellow 2.93 black and mixed 2.58. Chicago June 3 Wheat and corn quotes vary with No 1 yellow 1.51 and No 2 1.51 42 1.49 2 Barley malting 1.50 1.65 nominal feed 1.15 1.25.
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Chicago
Notices of appointment and public estate hearings in Vigo County
Notices appointing administratrixes for the estates of Lewis Matthews and William J. Fife and executor for Robert Brown and Fred Summers, with final settlements due June 24 1950. Also public hearings by Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board June 12 and 19 1950 for multiple applicants in Terre Haute with locations and permit types listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brown
Vigo
Charles William Brown
Terre Haute
Indiana
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Sam Beecher
Fred Summers
Clara E Anderson
John K. Fesler
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
C.S.T
Classifications
H. Plenge
Herman H. Compton
Ohio Street
Floyd A. Mason
National Avenue
West
John Doherty
Spelterville
Ross and Ada Buckley
South Seventh Street
Frances Josephine Brentlinger
Lafayette Avenue
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
C.st
Albert C
Louise Ambrosini
Wabash Avenue
Woodrow G Corey
iGrocery
Eighth Street
Market Reports Chicago Livestock Declines Amid Holiday Slaughter Dip
Chicago livestock market summary shows overall slower volume as Salabie totals 4,000 head with mixed gains and losses across weights. Slaughter steers and yearlings edge up on high to choice grades. vealers steady. cows, bulls and stockers vary. Hogs and sows mostly steady to lower. sheep and lambs softer with strong skin prices scarce.
Hogs and cattle steady to higher at St. Louis yard week
At the St Louis National Stockyards on June 3 buyers held hogs firm to 25 cents higher on weights under 230 pounds with top at 20.50 for the week. Cattle and calves showed gains for steers heifers and cows though cows eased late. vealers and bulls mixed. Lambs and clips rose with clipped lambs 50 to 75 cents higher and spring lambs strong. ewes softened slightly.
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Chicago
Salabie
ST. Louis National Stockyards
U?p
Announcements Department Hours And Rates
The ad department lists hours from 8 AM to 7 45 PM on weekdays and a Sunday closing. Rates are shown as 1 68 for three days and 33e each for seven days and 28e each for some items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AD Department
Notices and ads clutter Moose Lodge to local listings
A jumble of short notices and ads lists Moose Lodge events, services, and personal notes. Includes references to J R Coakney, B F Goodrich, nursing home care, a memorial for Jo Ann Cullen, fur storage, dance studios, cleaning products, glasses, chiropractors, watchmaker, photo service, and various local business promotions.
Delicious Foods and Local Shops advertise offerings
The page lists numerous eateries and services including Johnnie's Grill with chicken dinners 50c, Lindsay's Cafe with breakfast biscuits, Ladson's Bakeries, Davis Restaurant, The Cookery, and many beauty shops offering permanents and hair services. Lost items include a red billfold and a beagle, with rewards offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Employment Classifieds Open Board for Trades and Services
A dense Tribune Star classifieds page lists jobs from machine shop and tool making training offers to insurance sales, electrical engineering, analytical chemistry, waitresses, cooks, clerks, and housework. Includes box numbers, salary claims, and local employer details across Terre Haute and Indianapolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune-Star
Executor Named for John C Bunch Estate
Leonard B Marshall of Marshall Batman and Day Attorneys signs for his qualification as executor of the last will and estate of John C Bunch deceased The estate is stated as solvent.
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John C Bunch
Leonard B. Marshall
Marshall
Batman & Day
Help Wanted ads seek drivers and service staff
Classified notices list openings for a refrigeration service man with tools and car and for a truck driver aged 21 to 40 to deliver bottled gas. Also a dry cleaning department position for a young man with experience, with contact through local employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Tribune-Star
Harvey Heck
Swiss Cleaners
Lafayette
Local Business Ads Offer Stock and Service Space
Classified notices advertise a general store with $75,000 gross and $10,000 needed, a 5 bay service station for lease downtown, Hamburger Haven money maker for contract sale, a long established barber shop, and loan company hints from Tribune-Star listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune- Star
Major Oil CO
Tribune-Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Group
Frank
Wabash Ave
SEA Foods
Henley Bros
Henley ‘Lorists
South 19Th Street
Merchants Loan & Savings Association
Clyde W. Andrews
Sec’y
Trucker
Orchid
Welfare Finance Corp
Commonwealth Loan CO
Fairbanks
Oakley
Virginia
Memphis
Blue Lagoon
Savoy
Dakota Way
East
Garfield
Brimstone
Idaho
Northwest
Pfizer
Cash Grain
Lewis Matthews
Josephine Matthews
Albert F. Owens
William J. Fife
Ruth Fife
Hugh E. Reynolds
Harlen Holdren
Ernest M. Wright
Chicago Livestock
ST Louis Livestock
Tae
Moose Lodge
Wab
Coakney
F Goodrich
Cullen
Jo Ann
Levinson’s
Arthur Murray Studio
Roos Notions
M C Grainger
Herbert Fischer
B & F Photo Service
N. 4Th
Catherine's
Johnnie's Grill
Ladson's Bakeries
Davis Restaurant
Helen's Beauty Shop
Alma Harper
Ida Mae
Ruffer's Beauty Shop
Fern Ladson
Opera
Mitchell
N. 2Nd
Mid-West
H. Clark
Fuller Brush
John Hensley
Grace Miller
Susie's
Old Trail
Seelyville
LOST
Sth
Eagle and Root's
Mutual Fire and Casualty
Hardware Mutuals
S. Meridian St
Indianapolis
Vigo Employment Bureau
C. Rogers
Odd Fellows
Tribune-Stne
S. 4Th St
Tribune-Stat
Tribune
Tar
Rosedale
Charles Simon
Johnson Ave
S. 23Rd
Bakery Parks Purity Pie Co
Acher
Box
American Coffee Co
Harman
Harman's
P. D. Box
Terre Haute, Ind
Hamburger Haven
Security Loan Co
Ith St
Indiana Loan CO
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