Dr. Orris T. Allen to retire after 55 years in medicine
Terre Haute physician Dr. Orris T. Allen will retire July 1 after 55 years in practice. Born May 13, 1879, in Brockton Illinois, he practiced in East St. Louis Ashmore Terre Haute and has run office in Rose Dispensary Building since 1923. He travels little now, loves Terre Haute and plans leisure with his wife at 320 Robinwood Drive.
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Orris T. Allen
Brockton
Ill
Allen
East St. Louis
Terre Haute
Ashmore
Dr. Allen
Rose Dispensary Building
Seventh and
Cherry Street
Robinwood Drive
University of Illinois
Northwestern University
Orient
Mediterranean
Last day to report changes for Terre Haute directory
General Telephone warns customers that June 7 is the final date to change or add listings for the Terre Haute directory. P. E. Le Blanc cites deadline due to dead line printing and tight production schedule. He urges correct initials names and addresses and notes June 7 also applies to yellow page listings and ads.
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General Telephone
Terre Haute
P. E. le Blanc
Mr. le Blanc
Evidence Heard In Burglary Case
The Vigo Circuit trial of Emmett White for second degree burglary began Wednesday before Judge Pro Tem Edward L. Hamilton. Prosecutor Charles K. McCrory presented six witnesses including Grace Denham and city detectives. Dennis Earl Page pleaded guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a child and received a suspended 90 day term.
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Emmett White
Vigo
Edward L. Hamilton
Deuty
Charles K. McCrory
S&h Green Stamp
Ohio Street
Warren R. Everett
Grace Denham
Chester Wiram William Hecklesburg
Don Tryon
Don Blackburn
George Walls
Hamilton
Dennis Earl Page
South Center Street
Local candidates report campaign expenses ahead of filings
Charles E. Allen reported 59.45 in campaign expenses to the County Clerk's office as the May 7 primaries near. Hilda Taylor notes Thursday is the filing deadline. Prior filings include Mary M. Maccolini 508.26, John Baptist Gariano 223.52, and Allan J. Dosch 256.42.
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Charles E. Allen
Leonard Conrad
Hilda Taylor
Mary M. Maccolini
John Baptist Gariano
Allan J. Dosch
First District
City Plumbing Inspector May report totals and counts
May report shows total receipts for permits and licenses at 381.50. Inspector Donald Kwoezalla notes 65 plumbing inspections and 50 sewer inspections plus 56 plumbing permits issued. Plumbing permit receipts 304.50 and gas heater permits 27. Plumbing license applications 10 and license collections 40.
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Donald Kwoezalla
Woman Fined $80 for Excise Charge Violations in City Court
A north side woman, Ruth Tryon of 2042 North Thirtieth Street, was fined 80 dollars for possessing alcoholic beverages for sale and selling without a permit. Other cases in City Court included Clarence Turner fined 20 dollars with 10 days in jail for intoxication, John W. Martin paying 40 dollars after a guilty plea, and multiple traffic and license violations with various fines. Judge Edward Everett presided.
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North Side
Ruth Tryon
North Thirtieth Street
Clarence Turner
Ohio Street
Vigo County
John W. Martin
South Tenth Street
Denzel Dale Henry
AR 3
West Terre Haute
Edward Everett
Chester Hamilton
South Fourth Street
Robert E. Ray
Charles E. Johnson
Wabash Avenue
Philip Hatfield
North Twenty Seventh Street
George Shreve
Tippecanoe Street
Todd A. Edwards
Hulman Street
Harold Lee Tabor
North Sixth and One Half Street
Robert Lee Sekerak
Third Avenue
Keokuk Dam marks 50th anniversary with 700 trillion gallons released
Keokuk Iowa marks the dam fifty year milestone as Union Electric reports 700 trillion gallons of water passed over the dam. This figure, 7 followed by fourteen zeros, underscores the structure's long record on the Mississippi River.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Keokuk Dam
Union Electric Co
Nine Area Youths Join Armed Forces
Marine and Air Force recruiters report nine more Wabash Valley youths have been accepted for military service. Enlistees include Sullivan and Hutsonville graduates set to train in San Diego and Lackland Texas, with several noted as 1962–63 high school graduates.
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Marine and
Air Force
Wabash Valley
Peter Duff
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
James A. Burk
Regnal Burk
Sullivan
Jack E. Hardin
Jack Hardin
William A. Maze
Charlotte V. Maze
James L.timms
James A. Timms
Donald E. Myers
Lillard L. Myers
Harmony
Wayne A. Rains
Harry E. Rains
Hutsonville
Ill
Burk
Hardin
Maze
Timms
Sullivan High School
Myers
van Buren High
Rains
Hutsonville High
William Ferguson
Rodney L. Short
James O. Short
Brazil
James M. Brackney
Ernest E. Brackney
Michael P. Cress
Gerald Cress
Rosedale
Short
Brackney
van Buren High School
Cress
Rosedale High School
Lackland Air Forces Base
Texas
20 ISC Alumni Will Return For Anniversary
Twenty members of Indiana State College Class of 1913 return for the 50th anniversary reunion on campus. James C. Farmer says it will be the largest such reunion in ISC history and these alums join the Golden Years group.</S>
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Indiana State College
James C. Farmer
Farmer
West Terre Haute
Vera Raffety
Berne Avenue
Charles Campbell
Deming
Joe T. Duncan
South Nineteenth Street
ISC
Emeriti
Alumni Association Council
Alumni Men’s Association
Student Union
East
Danish ambassador and wife die in mercy killing
In Copenhagen a former Danish ambassador to the United States Henrik Kauffmann and his American wife Charlotte MacDougall were found dead in a health clinic. Police say she slit his throat then killed herself with the same knife, leaving letters explaining mercy killing due to his inoperable cancer. She was 63, he 74, married since 1926 with two daughters.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Henrik Kauffmann
Kauffmann
Washington
Free World
Greenland
United Nations
Death of patient ruled accidental at Marion VA hospital
Grant County Coroner Dr. Russell W. Lavengood ruled the death of VA hospital patient Robert Shafer 35 Georgetown an accidental death. The body was found on railroad tracks near Gas City after he had been missing since Monday and may have been struck by one of three trains.
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Gas City
Ind
Grant County
Russell W. Lavengood
Veterans Administration Hospital
Marion
Robert Shafer
Georgetown
Shafer
Here
Lavengood
Three Judge Panel to Hear Case on Voter Representation
A three judge panel will hear a case challenging city voters' representation compared with rural voters. The suits allege all voters do not have equal protection under the 14th Amendment and seek a state legislature precedent awaiting the U S Supreme Court ruling.
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Sion
U. S. Supreme Court
Epi-Hab Employs Epileptic Workforce in Queens Plant
In New York Queens, the nonprofit Epi-Hab operates a subcontract assembly plant staffed primarily by workers who are epileptic, with supervisors as the exception. The firm requires epilepsy as part of its employment policy, highlighting inclusive hiring practices.
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New York
Queens
Epi-Hab
Trial Delay in Fort Wayne Murder Case
Isaac Carswell, 37, Fort Wayne, won a delay in his first degree murder trial after requesting a new attorney. He alleges his former lawyer urged a guilty plea in the stabbing death of 39 year old Mrs. Sally Pinkston last November. The judge appointed new counsel and reset the trial for Monday.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Isaac Carswell
George Brawley
Sally Pinkston
W. O. Hughes
Allen Circuit Court
Jockey Willie Shoemaker Earned $2,916,844 in 1962
Renowned jockey Willie Shoemaker topped the year with earnings totaling 2.916 million dollars in 1962, demonstrating a dominant season with numerous wins across major races and horse circuits. His success reflected his enduring skill and the strength of his mounts.
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Willie Shoemaker
National Police Pistol Championships At Indiana University
Law enforcement officers line up for pistol matches at Indiana University as part of the National Police Pistol Championships. About 100 officers earned firearms instructional certification after a four day NRA co sponsored course. Individual finals run through Friday with the team event to follow Saturday and trophies awarded thereafter.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana Universitys
National Rifle Association
NRA
Indiana
University Department of Police Administration
Columbus
Ohio
Lawrence Meade
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