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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1956

Page

6

Start Chest X Rays Today On Wabash Ave

The Indiana State Tuberculosis Society mobile unit will offer chest X rays for all residents over 15 not X-rayed in the past year at Sixth and One Half street Wabash avenue daily this week. Hours vary from 4 30 p m to 9 p m today and 9 a m to noon and 1 to 4 45 p m on listed days. The Vigo County Tuberculosis Society sponsors the survey with health boards and the Vigo County Medical Society.

Indiana State Tuberculosis Society Wabash Avenue Vigo County Tuberculosis Society City and County Boards of Health Vigo County Medical Society

Women misled by proxy switch in party committees

Mrs. Bertha Ritter says joining both Shelby County Republican and Democratic Executive Committees was a mistake. She had intended to resign from the Democratic Party but signed a proxy form that placed her on the Democratic committee instead.

Mempris Tenn Bertha Ritter Shelby County Republican Democratic Executive

Iowa Primary Highlights Farm Belt Test of Ike Policies

Des Moines reports Iowa’s primary serves as a barometer for President Eisenhower’s farm program amid Senate races. Key contests include Hickenlooper versus Countryman for the Republican Senate renomination and Evans versus Wilcox for the Democratic seat, with Gov. Hoegh unopposed in the Republican gubernatorial race.

Des Moines Towa U. S Eisenhower Iowa Adlai Stevenson Sen. Estes Kefauver Tennessee B. B. Hickenlooper Dayton Countryman Hickenlooper Senate New Soil Bank Countryman R. M Spike) Evans National Aaa Fderal Reserve Board Lymund F. Wilcox Leo Hoegh

Drug Store Thefts Probed By Police

Eloise Jalbert owner of Jalbert's Drug Store at 1429 South Seventeenth Street found the shop broken into early Sunday. About $75 in merchandise missing including costume jewelry five fifths of whiskey 11 cigarette lighters and several cartons of cigarettes. Patrolmen Pestoff and Fischer reported the incident.

Eloise Jalbert Jalbert South Seventeenth Street Pestoff Fischer

Cash Stolen From Mrs Chance Home

An intruder entered Mrs Robert Chance's apartment at 618 Chestnut Street over the weekend and stole 147 dollars hidden in a book. The theft occurred while she was briefly away, police reported Sunday. The article notes that American Indians used polished clam shells as money.

Robert Chance Chestnut Street Chance

St Marys graduates honored with multiple scholarships

The 1956 57 commencement at St Marys included degrees awarded to Stella Bialecki Alice Klauser Susanne Rogge and more with summa cum laude magna cum laude and cum laude designations. Numerous scholarships were announced including CURA Indiana merit and four year tuition awards plus music and leadership honoring several Indiana and out of state students. Father Raymond Bosler urged graduates to realize their worth as children of God during a campus mass.

Stella Bialecki Garwood New Jersey Maud Helm Rockwell Alice Klauser Chicago Susanne Rogge Evansville St. Mary’s Jeanne Smith Central Catholic High School Fort Wayne Mother Marie Helene John Howard Mitchell Barbara Hesselgrave St. Agnes Academy Indianapolis Mae Frawley Murphy Patricia Satkus Providence High School Asbury Ala Indiana Jennie Hopf Jasper High School Jasper Julia Thomas Diane Daves Reitz Memorial High School Carole Ann Hoppe Troy Ohio Mary Jane Koos Davenport Iowa Nancy Kotowicz East Rochester N. Y Elizabeth Kuhl Rocky River Ann Fayette Larking Washington D.C Julie Ann Reed Evanston Mary Irene Simmons Portland Maine Virginia Zittman Mary Kathryn Schreier Louise Cassidy Middletown Marty Anne O’connell Lacordaire High School Upper Montclair N. J Raymond Bosler Indiana Catholic and Record le Fer Terre Haute House

Two Terre Haute Men To Be Admitted To Indiana Bar

Hugh McQuillan and Robert Mc Callen Jr will be admitted to Indiana law practice by the State Supreme Court. Both IU law graduates married Terre Haute women and adopted locals. McQuillan previously studied in Lexington and Medford and has two children. McCallen made Terre Haute his home after marrying Peggy Van Borsum.

Hugh McQuillan Robert McCallen, Jr Indiana Law Practice State Supreme Court Terre Coen L. Luckett Terre Haute Grand Opera Ernest J. Zwerner Robert H. Duffy McQuillans Youngstown Hugh Jr Margaret Ann McCallen Peggy van Borsum James Clements Marigold Drive

Morse decries U S education as low standard in Indianapolis

Sen. Wayne Morse denounces American schooling as lagging Russia in brain power. He says federal aid is needed to protect capitalism, blasts Eisenhower for tying foreign aid strings, and calls Israel a pilot plant of capitalism while urging Israel to grow productive power.

Indianapolis Russia Wayne B. Morse D.-Ore Morse Guardians of Israel Senate Robert A. Taft Ohio Oregon Democrat Eisenhower Middle East

Valuable camera stolen from shop display at Meadows Center

A display camera valued at 412 dollars was reported stolen from Martin's Snap Shop at Meadows Center by proprietor Stewart Martin during store hours. Chief of Detectives Willard Gantz was informed the 33 mm camera had been taken while mounted behind a counter.

Martin Meadows Center Stewart Martin Willard Gantz

Ground Broken For St. Stephen Church Building

The St. Stephen Episcopal Church congregation held a ground breaking for a new wing on North Seventh Street. Rev. Thomas Mabley led the ceremony with four leaders turning the first earth. The wing will include 16 classrooms, a chapel, a large meeting room and offices.

St. Stephen Episcopal Church North Seventh Street Thomas Mabley St. Stephen William D. Wallace Joseph Walker Elmer C. Akerley Seventh Street Miller, Wrydagh and Miller

Holy Name Men Tour Allis Chalmers Plant

St Patrick Church Holy Name Society members will tour the Allis-Chalmers factory on North Thirteenth Street road after 7 30 mass on Sunday June 10. Officers will be invested after mass and a factory breakfast will follow. Reservations are requested by June 5 to local organizers.

St. Patrick Church Holy Name Society Allis-Chalmers Thirteenth Street Paul Cullen John C. McAtee Martin Ellspermann

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