Edward McFaul To Address Terre Haute Chamber Rally
Edward McFaul of Chicago will be the principal speaker at the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce annual meeting. The event starts at 6 30 PM in the Mayflower Room of the Terre Haute House with ticket reservations ending tonight. McFaul is a noted lecturer in teaching personnel management and selling with a 25 year career.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mayflower
Terre Haute House
John K. Lamb
Edward McFaul
Chicago
University of Michigan
Harvard School of Business Administration
McFaul
DePaul
Northwestern
Army School For the Blind
Avon, Conn
Canada
Scotland
Ireland
Will Nave
Joseph L. Quinn, Jr
Chamber
Lamb
Foster Miles
L. W. Long
M. O. Miller
Don C. O’rear
Richard Davis
Julian L. Silverstein
Demas Waterman
D. C. Johnson
John R. Haslem
Three Midwest Banks Robbed Of Nearly $30,000
Federal agents pursue bandits who looted three Midwest banks within 24 hours. A Chicago quartet in masks took about $13,666 from Mount Greenwood State Bank while a genial lone robber emptied Triumph, Illinois, of about $20,000 and an unmasked thief netted roughly $1,400 at Milo, Iowa. Roadblocks and an airplane were deployed as authorities chase the suspects.
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Chicago
Midwest
Triumph
Milo
Iowa
Mount Greenwood
UCLA diploma for 86 year old music BA graduate
John Burgoyne Ely, 86, earns a bachelor of arts in music from UCLA. Six of his seven children and four grandchildren attend the ceremony as he reflects on missed college days and peer memories. His four years yielded A and B grades.
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Los Angeles
John Burgoyne Ely
Ely
U.C.L.A
Truman Defends Connelly As Above Reproach
Former President Truman testifies in Kansas City deposition read at Matthew J. Connelly tax evasion conspiracy trial. Truman says Connelly had a reputation for honesty and that his positions required Senate approval and high trust. An earlier witness testified Connelly aided many seeking government help by directing them to the right agencies.
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ST. Louis
Truman
Washington
Mr. Truman
Matthew J. Connelly
Connelly
T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Irving Sachs
Harry A. McDonald
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Drag Race Fined After Wabash Avenue incident
Ronald Lee Beck 18 of 920 South Ninth Street and George Lewis Shillinger 26 of Easton Pennsylvania sped between Sixth and Seventh streets on Wabash Avenue. Shillinger arrested for speeding and reckless driving and jailed overnight after vowing not to pay. He pleaded guilty Wednesday morning in City Court and was fined 15.75 dollars by Judge Everett.
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Pennsylvania
Wabash Avenue
Ronald Lee Beck
South Ninth Street
George Lewis Shillinger
Easton
Edwin Bingham
Collins and Mahan
Beck
Shillinger
Everett
Stassen Outlines Eisenhower Peace Doctrine for H bomb era
Harold E. Stassen, special assistant on disarmament, sketches an Eisenhower peace doctrine in the H bomb age. He says the aim is mutual openness and a gradual easing of East West tension, with atoms for peace and aerial reconnaissance as key elements, while urging verifiable force reductions and safeguards.
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Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhower
Rotary International
Russia
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Geneva
State Dulles
London
Soviet Union
Indiana Traffic Toll Rises Ahead of 1955
Indiana added 28 more names to its 1956 traffic death toll last week raising the total about 5 percent above the same period last year. As of midnight June 3 the toll stood at 429 up from 401 a week earlier and compared with 411 a year ago.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Prisoners to earn wages to support families inside prisons
Isaac Gurman of the St. Louis Bureau for Men predicts future prisons with work programs that pay prisoners enough to support families at home. Wages could cover board and room costs and build savings for release. He urged Missouri to require state agencies to buy goods made at the penitentiary.
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ST. Louis
Mary Luckett Trial Delayed in Vigo County Case
Mary Edna Luckett facing manslaughter charges in the death of Ben View Johnson appeared with a motion to withdraw a prior plea and enter not guilty. Judge Herbert Criss set a jury trial for September 17 at 9 00 a m. Luckett, 42, is free on a $5 000 bond after reportedly admitting to shooting Johnson during a confrontation.
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Mary Edna Luckett
Ben View Johnson
North Twenty-second Street
Herbert R. Criss
Vigo County
Warren Everett
Criss
North Nineteenth Street
Johnson
British Women Uncover 3000-Year-Old City Ruins Near Aleppo
Four British women report uncovering ruins of a 3000-year-old city near the Turkish border north of Aleppo after 45 days of digging. Syria's chief archaeologist says the site is identified as the ancient capital named Arbad.
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Damascus
Syria
Turkey
National
Archeology Department
Salim Abdel Abdulhak
Aleppo
Arbad
Abdulhak
Semira
C S C Promotes Keko To Peoria
Wilbur L. Keko named superintendent of Commercial Solvents Corporation Peoria plant succeeding his Terre Haute post. With CSC since 1938 he will oversee production of vitamin feed components nitroparaffin derivatives and solvents. He is a Chicago native Northwestern graduate Sigma Xi Phi Lambda Upsilon and active in local civic groups.
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Wilbur L. Keko
Commercial Solvents Corporation
Peoria
Thomas S. Carswell
Keko
C.S.C
Terre Haute
Chicago
Northwestern University
Sigma Xi
Phi Lambda Upsilon
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Randall
Susan
Oak Street
Stag at Riley Legion Post Friday Night Event
A stag celebration is planned Friday night at the Riley American Legion Post home with dinner served between six and eight o clock Daylight Saving Time. Many special events have been arranged for the occasion.
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Riley
Night Riders Gang Breaks Up After Cafe Disturbance
Ten members of the Night Riders gang were arrested after a disturbance at a cafe on Ninth and a half Street and Wabash Avenue. Ages 15 to 21, seven boys and three girls, were jailed and held for investigation or probation. All appeared in City Court and released on $500 bond each with June 9 trial set.
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Ninth
Wabash Avenue
Floyd Huey
Edward S. Everett
East Side
Lieut
Ermil Stevens
Louis Bockzi
Charles Needham
North Twenty-ninth Street
Leon F. Dow
Local residents named in incident roster
The report lists individuals including Ell, Fontanet, Russell McDaniels aged 19 and Theodore McDaniels aged 21 of R R 2 Brazil. James Handlin 20 of R R 1 Brazil. Cora F Conner 19 of 801 South Sixteenth Street and Wayne Hard 17 of R R 2 Brazil.
Missing wheel caps reported in city
Two car wheel caps were reported missing last night. Edward Hudgens of 1223 North Eighth Street said three discs valued at $40 vanished from his parked auto. Al Zurawski of 427 South Thirty First Street reported the front left wheel disc stolen from his vehicle at Meadows Center, valued at $7.
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Edward Hudgens
North Eighth Street
Loudermilk
al Zurawski
South Thirtyfirst Street
Kuykendall
Everly and
Catlin
Meadows Center
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Carstairs
Carstairs Distilling CO
Baltimore
Louisville, KY
Mary Luckett
Good Housekeeping
Rival
Rival Packing Company
Good Housekeeping Guaranty
Dept. N
Ill
Plymouth
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