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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
6
James Marlow reports on the Supreme Court ruling reinstating steel mills to owners after Truman seized them, the renewed strike, and the political impasse facing Congress and the administration over possible legislation or action to resolve a nationwide steel crisis.
Barclay on Bridge explains Blackwood use to avoid unmakeable slams. North could have won 5 Hearts by bidding 4 No Trumps over South's 4 Hearts, with 5 Clubs revealing no aces, and East as opener. The piece argues ace-showing bids reveal aces but not TOP counts, and notes the defense value of cautious overcalls. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
The West Terre Haute Lab Company Inc filed articles of incorporation with Vigo County Recorder James G. Fagin on Monday. Resident agent Paul F. Wells at 723 National Avenue, West Terre Haute. Directors and incorporators include Paul F. Wells, 1321 South Seventh Street. John L. Mann, 723 National Avenue. Betty Jean Hunt, 644 Lafayette Avenue. Purpose is operation of taxi cabs for transportation of persons and baggage.
In Chicago on June 3, Charles F. Herband 43 of Dyer Indiana a former army induction psychiatrist faces federal charges for accepting bribes from seven prospective draftees at the Chicago induction center He pleads innocent and is accused of taking a total of 2675 dollars to classify them as mentally unfit for service Prosecution witnesses identified records of the seven draftees.
A panel of five psychiatrists examined Herband at the request of his attorney and ruled him sane and capable of standing trial at the induction center.
Wilson M. House president of Eastern Motor Express Inc is named to the boards of governors of the Common Carriers Conference at a Virginia Beach meeting Welby Frantz executive vice president is named to the trustees of the organization both moves announced by the American Trucking Association's conference in Virginia Beach Va
The Romanov family marks the final dynasty to rule Russia, concluding a centuries long imperial tradition. Their reign ended with upheavals that reshaped the nation and its future government and society.
Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien ordered letters of administration on two estates Monday. Elmer Palmer qualified as administrator of his brother John Palmer with a $2,000 bond. Emma Mae Williams qualified as executrix of Thomas Edgar Williams who died April 24 with a $1,000 bond and the will bequeathing all property to Mrs. Williams.
Grace Cunningham a 22 year old Negro coed from Berkeley and Robert McAllester a 23 year old white man from Ithaca, both Earlham College graduates, planned to marry in Ithaca after a month apart. The couple had been kept apart by the college during final exams. the president called the engagement impetuous, noting Earlham disapproves interracial marriage though maintains non segregation on campus.
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