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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1959

Page

8

Fleet of New Right Hand Drive Trucks Modernizes Postal Fleet

Marion Perry reports on the Terre Haute Post Office adopting right hand drive sit stand trucks joining five pony express vehicles since 1956. The post office expands mechanization with satchel carts and ice cream carts for residential routes and introduces 13 scooter styled mailsters for foot routes to boost efficiency and parcel delivery.

Ernie Greenwood Terre Haute Pony Express Greenwood Post Office Department Frank Miklozek

UF Labor Group Sets Dinner Meeting in Terre Haute

United Fund's labor participation committee with 33 leaders will meet for dinner at the Terre Haute House at 6 p.m. Wednesday June 10. Claude Downey of the United Fund of Greater Indianapolis will speak on Labor's Role in Federated Fund-Raising. G M Peterson will present Indiana Health Foundation medical research program.

United Fund Labor Participation Committee Organized Labor Terre Haute House Burton L. Mains Claude Downey United Fund of Greater Indianapolis Downey Mains Indiana G. M. Peterson Indiana Health Foundation

Hospital aide fined for abusing patient in New Castle

A former New Castle State Hospital employee pleaded guilty to abusing a patient in City Court. Thomas Solomon, 29, received a $5 fine and a six month suspended jail term. Solomon resigned after the incident. Superintendent Dr. William E. Murray said he would have been fired if he had not quit. State Police investigated and filed the assault charge.

New Castle Ind UPI New Castle State Hospital Thomas Solomon William E. Murray Murray Solomon

Ausherman to Receive Bachelor of Divinity Degree

Paul R. Ausherman former pastor of Old Union Christian Church and current pastor at Fairfield Christian Church Kokomo will receive the Bachelor of Divinity degree on June 8 1959 from the Christian Theological Seminary Indianapolis He is noted for military service and numerous musical activities with soloist roles and choir work in his community

Paul R. Ausherman Old Union Christian Church Fairfield Christian Church Kokomo Christian Theological Seminary Indianapolis Ausherman Paul F. Ausherman Otter Creek High School Indiana State Teachers College Chaplains Corps U. S. Army Central Christian Church Boy Scouts Old Union Church Marilynn Riggleman North Judson Ind Fairchild Church Marla Kay Carl Phillip

Juvenile Delinquency Stance Shown by Boy Scouts Leader

In San Francisco on June 4, Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief executive of the Boy Scouts of America, said juvenile delinquents often resist giving up delinquency, highlighting the appeal of delinquent behavior and the challenges of reform.

San Francisco Arthur A. Schuck Boy Scouts of America

Woman Marries After Rolls-Royce Promise

Ethel Sams 21 tells Tommy Harris 22 she will marry as soon as he owns a Rolls-Royce. They honeymoon today in a 1932 model limousine he bought for 112 dollars.

South Land UPI Ethel Sams Tommy Harris Rolls-Royce

Mother Heard In Own Defense In Woolworth Case

The defense details a mother’s efforts to protect her son amid a burglary case tied to Woolworth store loot. She describes leaving home January 18 and returning with sacks of merchandise, claiming the items came from others and that she acted to shield her son. The state rests after Woolworth manager completes testimony. defense motions are denied.

Young Shipley Oak Street Maxie Jack Mankin Max Sayre Company Pepsi-Cola Lloyd Raboin F. W. Woolworth Wabash Avenue Defse John A. Kesler Ralph Berry McCoy

Three-State Search Proves Futile for Iowa Penitentiary Escapees

Fort Madison Iowa June 4 officers combed a three state area around the southeast tip of Iowa for four desperadoes who engineered a daring escape from the Iowa Penitentiary. A 24 hour search failed to find any trace of the prisoners who tied up two guards and sawed through bars in cellblock 19. The escapees Lloyd Wodson Albert Boerger Robert Jones and Elun Girdler Jr were serving life for murder robbery burglary and other crimes.

Fort Madison Iowa Lawrence W. Smith Larry H. Pickard Smith Lloyd Woodson Quincey Ill Keokuk Albert Boerger Kansas City Robert Jones Cedar Rapids Elun Girdler, Jr Peoria

Scouts Invite Volunteers to Service Day at Camp Kriestenstein

Tom Davis Sr camp development chairman of the Wabash Valley Council BSA announces a Service Day at Camp Kriestenstein all day Saturday. Volunteers may participate all day or part of it bring your own lunch if staying past noon. The item notes Marines once formed a 32 piece brass band in 1802.

Tom Davis Wabash Valley Council BSA Camp Krietenstein Davis

Bedford Names Ex-Chesterton Principal as New Bedford Superintendent

Elmer G. Dunbar after ten years as Chesterton High School principal will become Bedford School principal effective Aug. 1. He resigned over a discontinued expense allowance and other matters of principle, triggering mass resignations by most Chesterton teachers. Dunbar replaces Harmon Baldwin who left to head North Manchester schools. A Ripley County native, Dunbar graduated from Milan High School and earned degrees from Central Normal College and Indiana University.

Bedford Ind Elmer G. Dunbar Chesterton High School Dunbar Chesterton Harmon Baldwin North Manchester Ripley County Milan High School Central Normal College Indiana University

Doan's Pills Promise Fast Relief For Muscle Pain

Doan's Pills claim fast relief from muscular aches caused by overwork and stress. The ad urges readers to buy the new large size at druggists, promising deep relief, better sleep, and a mild diuretic action.

Wasry Dean Doan

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