Flower Show Opens At Swope Art Gallery In Terre Haute
Flower show at Swope Art Gallery showcases 16 exhibitors and numerous arrangements from local gardens. Visitors view table settings, wall displays, lobby pieces, and shadow boxes featuring roses, lil ies, mock orange, Japanese iris, and other spring blooms through Friday.
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Swope Art Gallery
Lenora Williamson
Terre Haute
Martha Swanson
Gilbert Rowe
George Eck
J. C. Wakeman
Glenn Andrew
New Dawn
Charles Hayes
William R. Myer
Oliver Lee
Lee
H. R. Vandivier
Ernest Williams
Thomas Mabley
Wakeman
Jack Porter
Rowe
Mary McBeth
Andrews
Allen D. Albert
Helen Huston
Marie
Embroidery and Needlecraft Patterns Featured in Tribune
Cauna Wer promotes embroidery with 8 to the inch crosses and various stitches. Kitchen towels become lively with easy stitchery. Pattern 940 transfers seven motifs about five by eight inches. Laura Wheeler charts, photos, and directions simplify crochet and knitting. Send twenty cents to Terre Haute Tribune Needlecraft Dept. for patterns and book.
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Laura Wheeler
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Gallery staff coordinate arrangements for event
Latta and Mrs Hazel D Turman with Mrs Wakeman and Mrs Porter oversee other effective arrangements throughout the gallery and office.
Nominations Certified for Sullivan Vigo Senate Joint Ticket
Charles F. Fleming and F. Shirley Wilcox with Herbert Spencer and J Emmett McManamon officers certify to County Clerk J Howard O Laughlin nominations for joint senator of Sullivan and Vigo counties and House candidates from the Sixth District Jack Manakin and Mrs Cecil Harden named for Congress Jack J Grady for joint senator Sullivan Vigo and Leslie Lyle Turner as Republican joint senator The action follows Indiana law on cross county votes.
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Charles F. Fleming
F. Shirley Wilcox
Herbert Spencer
J. Emmett McManamon
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Sullivan
Vigo County
House of Representatives
Congress
Jack Manakin
Cecil M. Harden
Jack J. O’grady
Vigo
Leslie Lyle Turner
Indiana
Successor Named to Retiring Minister at Two Terre Haute Churches
Rev. C. C. Jordan retires from Liberty Avenue and Glen Ayr Methodist churches after 41 years in ministry. He is succeeded by Rev. J. Shields White of Montmorenci Indiana. The Jordans will reside at 338 Kent Avenue. Jordan came to Terre Haute from Clinton two years ago after a long career mainly in the North Indiana Conference. He served Clinton for six years.
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C. C. Jordan
Liberty Avenue
Glen Ayr
J. Shields White
Montmorenci
Ind
Jordan
Kent Avenue
Terre Haute
Clinton
North Indiana
House Eyes July 1 Vote On Large Excise Tax Cuts
Rep. Doughton sets July 1 target for House to send veto-threatened 1.1 billion excise tax cuts to the Senate. The Ways and Means Committee approves cuts far above Truman’s 655 million limit and balks at extra 650 million corporate taxes. Senate seeks action before July 1, but August passage is likely. Truman vows veto if revenue shortfalls persist. The panel remains about 800 million short of replacing lost revenue.
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Washington
Doughton
N.C
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Truman
Coughton
George
Senate Finance Committee
Motorbike Rider Suffered Injuries in City Collision
Leo L. Julian aged 50 of 314 North First Street sustained a broken collar bone and cuts and bruises after a motorbike crash at Lafayette avenue and Locust street. He was transported to St. Anthony's Hospital by ambulance. A motorist turning from Locust into Lafayette allegedly forced Julian onto the traffic island, throwing him from the bike.
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Leo L. Julian
North
First Street
Lafayette Avenue
Locust Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Morton and
Martin
Julian
Locust
Death takes widow of philanthropist
Mrs. Edward S. Harkness, 75, widow of the financier whose philanthropies exceeded 120 million dollars, died yesterday at her New York home. She married Edward S. Harkness in 1904. they had no children. Upon his death he left more than 55 million dollars in trust for public institutions.
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New York
Edward S. Harkness
Harkness
Stephen W. Harkness
Standard Oil Company
Divorces Granted and New Cases Filed in Vigo Superior Court
Judge Clay A. Phillips grants Beverly Aldrich a divorce from Doran Aldrich with $500 alimony and custody of a minor child, plus $60 monthly child support. Several other divorces granted or filed include Hal Dunlap from Louise Dunlap, Elizabeth J. Kelley from Dale W. Kelley, Lucy M. Johnson from Orville Johnson, and Doris Mae Lowe from Warren Lowe with custody and support details. Three new divorce petitions are listed in Superior Court No. 2, including Forrest F. Campbell Jr. vs Rosemary Campbell, Norma B. Heck vs Raymond Paul Heck, and Edith W. Harris vs Oscar Harris, with various custody and alimony requests and dates of marriage and separation noted.
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Clay A. Phillips
Vigo Superior Court
Beverly Aldrich
Doran Aldrich
Albert R. Owens
Hal Dunlap
Louise Dunlap
Didge
Elizabeth J. Kelley
Dale W. Kelley
Brentlinger
Lucy M. Johnson
Orville Johnson
Bence
Doris Mae Lowe
Warren Lowe
Superior Court
Forrest F. Campbell, Jr
Rosemary Campbell
Modesitt
Norma B. Heck
Raymond Paul Heck
North Twenty-second Street
Edith W. Harris
Oscar Harris
Suits Seek To Revoke Incorporation Articles
Suits filed in Superior Court No 2 petition revocation of articles of incorporation for 21 firms that failed to file required reports with Indiana officials within the allotted period. The cases were brought by J Emmett McManamon attorney general.
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Indiana
Superior Court
J. Emmett McManamon
Indiana official seeks court action to revoke multiple company charters
A deputy from the Indiana attorney general's office requests court judgment against several corporations. Allegations claim failures to file reports dating back to 1917. Charters listed for revocation include Burnett Coal Mining Co and Consumers Oil and Gas Co among others.
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Eral
Indiana
John Cramer Alldredge
Burnett Coal Mining Co
Baines Electrical Service Co
Baker Brothers Motor Co
Burnett Coals, Inc
Brazil Minerals, Inc
Brazil Block Fuels, Inc
the Community Development Co
Crown Machine Works
Fossil of oldest horse skeleton found in Wyoming
The skeleton of the oldest known horse is estimated at 45,000,000 years old. It stands 11 inches high and was discovered in Wyoming, amid a collection involving several company names and entities.
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Wyoming
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