Stock buying on increase in midwest and New York
Chicago June 7 U P Many holders of government bonds are turning them in to raise cash for stock purchases as the stock market surges. Midwestern brokers report over 100 percent higher activity since the new exchange began. General Motors hit an all time peak at 97 a share. Brokers cite publicity and favorable business outlook as drivers.
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Chicago
U.P
Midwest Stock Exchange
New Exchange
New York
General Motors
Midwest Exchange
Robert A. Polesta
Cruttenden and Company
Dr. D. D. D Prescription Heals Itch Fast
An advertisement touts D. D. D Prescription as fast relief for eczema pimples scabies athlete's foot and facial itching. The greaseless liquid promises cooling comfort with a trial bottle priced at 35 cents and a money back guarantee.
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Dr. D. D. Dennis
Membership cost surge on Midwest Stock Exchange noted
Report highlights a sharp rise in exchange membership fees from about $3,000 to $4,000 in May, underscoring growing costs for traders and firms on the Midwest Stock Exchange.
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Victory Miner Edward Bonee Injured in Mine Accident
Edward Bonee aged 29 of North Terre Haute was injured late Thursday at the Victory mine near Seelyville. He was caught between a shuttle car and the wall, taken by Ryan ambulance to Union Hospital, where his condition was reported fairly good Wednesday afternoon.
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Edward Bonee
North Terre Haute
Victory Mine
Seelyville
Ryan
Union Hospital
Lifebuoy Health Soap claims all-over protection from B O
A Lifebuoy Health Soap advertisement touts purifying ingredients that claim to clean every part of the body and stop body odor. The copy claims superior protection against invisible dirt, suitability for babies, and a rich coconut oil lather, marketed by Lever Brothers.
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Lifebuoy
Lever Brothers Company
Hungary Religion Tension Surges Over Catholic Church
In Budapest on June 7 Hungary reports a government campaign against Roman Catholics. Education Minister Joszef Revai accuses Vatican led clergy of imperialism and suggests religion may be banned in secondary schools. He also attacks some Jewish and Protestant groups as Zionist supporters and anti American imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Nominations for Terre Haute Knights of Columbus Election
Nominations for Terre Haute Knights of Columbus officers were announced for the election with voting set at an eight o'clock Monday meeting and buffet supper. Nominees include grand knight candidates Harry J. Klega Frank A. Burger Jr John Valle and Charles A. Moorer.
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Terre Haute Knights of Columbus
Harry J. Klega
Frank A. Burger, Jr
John Valle
Charles A. Moorer
John Lubbehusen
al Desmond
George Merchant
Joseph Waskeivisz
Frank J. Hanisch
Thomas Gallagher
Ural Starkey
Vet Admits Robbing Bank to Prove Love
Donald Bookwalter, 23, an ex-GI and Sacramento native, admits he robbed Bank of America in Van Nuys to impress his girlfriend Margaret Sweet, 20, a taxi dancer. He faces $7,500 bond as federal grand jury action continues after she alerted police.
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van Nuys
Calif
G.I
Donald Bookwalter
Margaret Sweet
Sacramento
Bank of America
Bookwalter
Miss Sweet
NAACP Branch to Hear Edna Johnson at Calvary Baptist
Mrs. Edna Johnson, secretary of the Indiana Conference NAACP, will address the local chapter Thursday night at 8 oclock. The event takes place at Calvary Baptist church located at Thirteenth and one half street and College avenue.
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Edna Johnson
Indiana Conference of National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Calvary Baptist Church
Thirteenth
College Avenue
Drivers Face Judge Criss in City Court Traffic Pleas
City Court Judge Herbert Criss handled a string of traffic pleas. Reece Tryon, 24, pled guilty to speeding 55 mph on South Third Street and paid 11.75 dollars. his license could be suspended for future violations. Pearl Matherly and Claude Reiley pleaded guilty to running red lights and paid 3.75 dollars each. Eugene Richmond, 23, had speeding charges held under advisement until June 24. Mike Tokes, 66, received a continuance on a driving while intoxicated charge. Daniel Williams paid 2.75 dollars for running a stop sign. Alfreda Higgins, 18, paid 1.75 dollars for driving without a license. Elizabeth Devers, 37, had intoxication charges held under advisement until June 17.
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Reece Tryon
North Central Avenue
Herbert R. Criss
Tryon
South Third Street
Pearl O. Matherly
West Terre Haute
Claude Reiley
South Fourth Street
Eugene E. Richmond
Woodley Avenue
Wabash Avenue
Mike John Tokes
Seelyville
Bailey
U. S. Highway 40
Daniel Williams
North Ninth Street
Alfreda Higgins
Cruft Street
Colored Elks End State Convention in Indiana
Indiana Colored Elks concluded their four day state convention at the Hoover building electing Robert Rudd of Anderson as delegate to the grand lodge in Chicago. Harold Bass of Richmond was chosen state president with Osa Woollall Indianapolis first vice president Floyd Hayes Fort Wayne second vice president Harold Dureson Bloomington third vice president John T Brewington Indianapolis secretary and Charles Scott Gary treasurer. Trustees named were Paul Stuart Terre Haute Joseph Moore Gary and William Rogers South Bend. Inner guard Frank Reynolds Indianapolis esquire George Abrams Anderson and tyler Ben Helms Indianapolis. Delegates bands and floats parade along Wabash Avenue from Second to Thirteenth streets at 530 PM.
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Indiana Colored Elks
Hoover Building
Robert Rudd
Anderson
Grand Lodge
Chicago
Harold Bass
Richmond
Osa Woodall
Indianapolis
Floyd Hayes
Fort Wayne
Harold Dureson
Bloomington
John T. Brewington
Charles Scott
Gary
Paul Stuart
Terre Haute
Joseph Moore
William Rogers
South Bend
Frank Reynolds
Inner Guard
George Abrams
Esquire
Ben Helms
Tyler
Wabash Avenue
Second
Thirteenth Street
Paris City Employes Seek Wage Increases
Paris Illinois June 7 The Paris city water works and street and alley departments join police and firemen in petitioning the city commission for a 25 percent wage rise to meet the high cost of living. the request would add about 20000 dollars yearly to the city payroll and involves 40 petitioners.
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Paris
Ill
City Commission
District chairmen named for 18th district
Mrs. R. R. Campbell, new president of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, has named district chairmen for Art, Marshall education, Casey program bureau, Paris Indian welfare, Paris public health, and Kansas, with Mrs. William Campbell, Mrs. D. F. Winters, Miss Edna McDavitt, Mrs. Edwin Winn, Mrs. Hillery Freeman named to posts.
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Paris
Ill
R. R. Campbell
Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs
Art
William Campbell
Marshall
D. F. Winters
Casey
Edwin Winn
Indian Welfare
Edna McDavitt
Hillery Freeman
Kansas
Ida Campbell 82 Leaves by Plane for Tucson Visit
Mrs Ida Campbell aged 82 travels from Sullivan Indiana by air to visit her son Ross Campbell and family in Tucson Arizona. Special dateline June 7 notes the trip and purpose.
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Sullivan, Ind
Ida Campbell
Tucson
Ariz
Ross Campbell
Campbell
Ode To Old College Hall At Indiana State Teachers College
A poem by Thomas C. Stearns laments the demolition of Old College Hall. It speaks of rude ruin, the mighty force of change, and the enduring symbol of wisdom. The verse honors the building as a pioneer in education and as a memory living on in youth.
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Old College Hall
Indiana State Teachers College
Thomas C. Stearns
North Eighth Street
Alumni Senior Day Convocation at Indiana State Saturday
The Indiana State Teachers College Alumni Senior Day convocation occurs Saturday at 10 in the Student Union Auditorium. Northwestern educator Dr Paul A vi will speak. John Hughes and Marjorie Blevens named class day speakers. Donald Kunkle to give invocation. Ralph N. They and August Lambert to speak. The program features the book and torch ceremony and college orchestra.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Paul A. vi
Education Department
Northwestern University
John Hughes
Gilbert Avenue
Marjorie Blevens
Washington
Indiana
Donald Kunkle
Jasper
Ralph N
John Young
August Lambert
Robert Harbin
Herbert Beasley
Robert Sunkel
Ruthann Harrison
Crippled Watchmaker Charged In Plane Bomb Deaths
Québec City June 7 A crippled watchmaker Genereux Ruest 49 was charged as an accessory in the murder of Mrs Rita Morel Guay who died when a Quebec Airlines plane exploded last September 9. He allegedly fashioned the time bomb used by a jeweler to kill 23 passengers to kill his wife.
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Quebec City
Quebec
Genereux Ruest
Rita Morel Guay
Guay Convicted in Plane Disaster Plot for Marriage
J Albert Guay was found guilty of plotting the fatal plane crash to facilitate his marriage to a teenage waitress. The verdict centers on a scheme to cause the disaster for personal gain.
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J. Albert Guay
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Republican National Committee
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B.C
Sealtest
America
K. OF C
Criss
Speeder
Colored Elks
Indiana State
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Mayflower
Terre Haute House
Stoley
Swift, Makers
Vigoro
T. R. Woodburn Printing Co
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Gibson
Overfelt Camera Shop
Cooking
American Legion
Wabash Ave
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Acetate
Lacy
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