Reds Transfer Of Envoys Held Not Significant
US officials said the exchange of Russian ambassadors in Washington carries no special significance in the cold war. Panyushkin recalled. Zarubin likely to replace him after approval by Truman and Acheson. A Canadian spy-ring finding cited. officials say Zarubin not involved in secret rooms or telegrams.
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Washington
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Panyushkin
Moscow
Georgi Nikolaevich Zarubin
London
Truman
Dean Acheson
Zarubin
Canada
Ottawa
U.S
Kremlin
Congress
Royal Commission
Public Hearing on Alcohol Permit Applications Vigo County
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Vigo County Indiana announces a public hearing at 9 a m June 16 1952 at the Clerk's Office Terre Haute to investigate applications for Alcoholic Beverage Permits and receive information on fitness and propriety. Also notices of estate matters in Vigo Circuit Court include final settlements for Lola Sullivan Fred Scamihorn Wallace McKimney Clara Edna McNiel with hearings set in June and July 1952 and required appearance by heirs creditors and interested parties.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
Indiana
C.S.T
Terre Haute
John Graf
6Th St
Drug Store, Inc
Wabash Ave
M. E. Freije
Carl Ellis
Zanna Dabelow
Archie McGraw
Lioyd W. Roberts
7Th St
Locust St
Sam Nasser
Wabah Ave
Woodrow Corey
8Th St
John Boyd
Frederick Lynn
2Nd St
Lola Cullivan
Vigo
Esther Sullivan
Lola C. Sullivan
View Circuit Court
J. Howard O’laughlin
Vigo Circuit Court
Ralph E. Ricli
Fred Scamihorn
Samuel JF Davis
Circuit Court
Said View Circuit Court
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Hunter J. van Leer Gambill
Dudley & , Attorneys
Wallace Mc “Nimmey
Peter J. Ryan
Wallace McIvmer
Wallace McKimmey
Said
Wien Circuit Court
Tediana
Dix
Patrick
Ratcliffe & Nunn
Clara Fdna McNiel
Charles McNiel
Clara Edna McNiel
Clara Edna MecNiel
Randel and Shandy
Hoyte Mayfield
Merchants National Bank of Terre Haute
Ralph E. Brill
Fearless Fraley’s Facts and Figures in 1940s Baseball Tour
Oscar Fraley notes Billy Pierce’s resilience with the White Sox amid heart concerns and long outings like 13 innings against the Yankees. Joe Page, out of favor after MLB, finds new life with Escogido in the Dominican league. The column also salutes birthdays, Hambletonian hopes, and a proposed Yankee Stadium day for Saul Rogovin.
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Fraley
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Pierce
Yankees
Joe Page
Page
Yanks
Kansas City
American Association
Blues
Escogido
Rocky Graziano
del Ennis
Charlie Schanz
Ike Armstrong
Mike Turnesa
van Lingle Mungo
Frank McCormick
Ed Lopat
al Schacht
Mel Parnell
Ray Eliot
Rube McCray
Wanger to Serve Time as Librarian
Film producer Walter Wanger begins a three month jail term at Los Angeles County Honor Farm and will work as a librarian due to his interest in books. He may be released Sept. 3 with gains for good behavior. otherwise Oct. 3. His wife Joan Bennett is in Chicago. Capt. Ambrose Stewart notes the library role fits him.
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Los Angeles
Walter Wanger
Wanger
Jennings Lang
Joan Bennett
Chicago
Ambrose Stewart
Terre Haute Junior Chamber Installs Officers
The Terre Haute Junior Chamber of Commerce held its annual installation dinner at the Hotel Deming. Robert Ratcliffe became president. new vice presidents are Gene Briley William Tearman and William Pritchett. secretaries Ralph Johnston and Gene Vigus treasurer. New directors include William Ketner Leo Pfister Criss Lee Fred Sutton Richard Tucker and Art Likens. Howard Sandusky presented the Hillman award to Richard Tucker for 1951-52.
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Terre Haute Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Deming
Robert Ratcliffe
Gene Briley
William Tearman
William Pritchett
Ralph Johnston
Gene Vigus
William Ketner
Leo Pfister
Criss Lee
Fred Sutton
Richard Tucker
Art Likens
Howard Sandusky
Indiana State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Notice to Bid Coal 1952 53 Terre Haute Schools
Bids due by 4 00 P M CDT June 3 1952 to the Board of School Trustees Terre Haute Indiana for furnishing coal to the School City for 1952 53 as per specifications on file. Bid must include 10 percent certified check or $500 surety and non collusion affidavit. Right to reject bids reserved. Dated May 24 1952.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of School Trustees
Loring C. Halberstadt
Public Auction Notice By Downtown Chevrolet Sales
The undersigned will sell for cash to satisfy liens for storage labor repairs and material one 1939 Pontiac motor 756358 total cost 5025 at Downtown Chevrolet 120 N 8th Friday June 13 1952 10 am one 1941 Plymouth motor P11351583 total cost 9632 at Downtown Chevrolet Sales Garage N 8th 10 am by 6 June 13 1952 Downtown Chevrolet Sales Willys station wagon motor WS9121A total cost 5475 at Downtown Chevrolet Garage 120 N 8th Friday June 13 1952 10 am Downtown Chevrolet Sales
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Willys
Grain review shows soybeans and rye lead gains on week
Chicago June 7 soybeans and rye rose while other grains fluctuated. A Wednesday limit advance in soybeans boosted demand amid bean supply limits and talk OPS may act on soybean meal ceiling. By week end profit taking trimmed gains, with OPS no immediate ceiling rise. Wheat eased on favorable weather and abundant new crop arrivals as corn and oats varied. rye surged 7 to 10 percent with soybeans 5 to 13 percent higher than the prior Thursday.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
U. S
Gorilla Learns How to Pick Cage Lock
Sumaili the gorilla at the Bronx Zoo has learned to pick locks using her thumbnail as a screwdriver and lips as a wrench. She has escaped twice by manipulating her steel cage door, but the doors only separate indoor and outdoor areas and she is promptly recaptured by zoo staff.
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New York
Sumaili
Bronx
Belgian Congo
Fire drives nearly 100 guests from Vendome Hotel
Johnstown Pa June 7 Almost 100 guests fled a fast spreading blaze that swept the four story Hotel Vendome downtown. Firemen say no casualties occurred though four guests and four firefighters were overcome by smoke during a two and a half hour battle. Origin of the fire is undetermined and damages are not estimated.
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Johnstown
Hotel Vendome
Vendome
Chrisman Fire Chief Fired After Spree
Chrisman Illinois city council dismissed Carl Sayre as chief of police and named Frank Outland as his successor after Sayre was fined 5 dollars for public intoxication and 25 dollars plus costs for assault and battery. He allegedly used a police car on a drinking spree and was found on a farm near Fairmount Illinois. He was charged with striking Deputy Sheriff Delanois while en route to Danville.
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Chrisman, Ill
Chrisman
Carl Sayre
Frank Outland
Sayre
Fairmount
Ill
Delanois
Danville
Surging Potato Prices Expected To Fall Soon
Surging potato prices due to lifted ceilings were reported across cities with strong housewife resistance and expected market influx next week to push costs down. Analysts and grocers anticipated prices dropping below old ceilings as new crop arrives, while reports of black market disruption and regional price shifts highlighted the consumer driven correction.
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United Press
San Francisco
Charles H. Bromann
Associated Food Dealers
Greater Chicago
Bromann
Chicago
California
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Texas
Alabama
Minnesota Food Retailers Assn
Louis Kavan
Omaha Independent Grocers Assn
John Byrne
Omaha
Detroit
Michael B. Fallon
Stromboli Volcano Erupts Violently Today
Stromboli in Italy erupted with lava pouring from three crater mouths and ashes blanketing the village of Ginestra. No casualties reported. The cone stands 3,040 feet high on the five square mile island about 50 miles north of Sicily.
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Stromboli
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Ginestra
Sicily
Former Teacher Ends Life in Albion Home
Mrs Mary Christmas Bailey 41 a former school teacher despondent since her husband Paul Bailey died three years ago was found suffocated in her parents home near Albion Coroner Joseph Seybert said she wrapped a plastic raincoat around her head and tied it with a belt from her bathrobe Bailey who had taught at Avilla previously was the Fremont High School athletics coachs wife
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Albion
Ind
Mary Christmas Bailey
Paul
Fremont High School
Joseph Seybert
Bailey
Avilla
U S Soldier Escapes Guardhouse Faces Martial Charge
Pvt. Ray B. Schultz, son of Mrs. Louis Schultz of Batavia, reports escape from a Berlin guardhouse last December. He says he was held as a captive laborer by Soviet zone authorities for six months after fleeing to East Berlin with two companions. Schultz, previously charged with being absent without leave, details detainment near Bautzen before reentry to Allied West Berlin and pending trial.
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Ray B. Schultz
Louis Schultz
Batavia
Schultz
Sidney R. Sparks
Tennille
Charles J. Scott
Market Totals for Chicago Livestock Reported for June 7
Market summary from Chicago notes salable hogs totaling 2800 with barrows and sows trading 21.00 to 21.75 for various weights, several lots to 21.75. Cattle show 200 head. feeders and cows mostly weaker or steady, vealers down. Sheep and lambs listed with native spring lambs easing 1.00, ewes down, meat cuts and skins priced across multiple grades. Bulls and bulls also quoted with varied ranges.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report
Cash wheat none. Corn prices posted for various grades with No 2 yellow at 1.85 per unit, No 3 at 1.83, No 4 from 1.80 to 1.82, No 5 at 1.77 to 1.84, and sample grades 1.67 to 1.80. Oats none. Barley priced 1.28 to 1.65 nominal, feed 1.20 to 1.30 nominal.
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Chicago
Local Markets Poultry and Produce And Grain Prices
Local markets report current egg receipts 30c for eggs with heavy breed hens at 16c Leghorn hens 13c and cocks 10c Wheat sells at $2.14 per bushel Corn ear on a 70 lb basis $1.70 shell $1.72 Oats 77c Rye $1.50 Soybeans yellow $3.05 black and mixed $2.75 Canada ships 500000 bushels of wheat worth about 750000 to Greece for famine relief.
Weekend Movie Listings At Theaters Nationwide
Theaters show a slate of new releases led by Fort Osage with Rod Cameron Jane Nigh and Morris Ankrum. Indiana features About Face with Gordon McRae Eddie Bracken Virginia Gibson in multiple showtimes. Other titles include Red Skies of Montana with Richard Widmark and Constance Smith Happiest Days of Your Life with Alistair Sim Margaret Rutherford and Canadian Pacific with Randolph Scott plus The Younger Brothers starring Wayne Morris.
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Fort Osage
Rod Cameron
Jane Nigh
Morris Ankrum
Indiana
Gordon McRae
Eddie Bracken
Virginia Gibson
Wabash
Montana
Richard Widmark
Constance Smith
Alstair Sim
Margaret Rutherford
Canadian Pacific
Randolph Scott
Younger Brothers
Wayne Morris
Senate's former reading clerk dies at 88
John C. Crockett longtime Senate reading clerk known for his swallow tail coat and booming voice died Friday in a Washington hospital at age 88. An Iowan who joined the Senate in 1907 and retired in 1947, he was once mistaken for a senator by Capitol Hill visitors after a career that included acting Shakespeare to Ten Nights in a Barroom.
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Washington
John C. Crockett
Reading
Senate
John
Capitol Hill
Crockett
Old Chief Touted By 73-Year-Old As Cure All
Pure Food and Drug agents ordered Alphonse McCree to stop claiming his Old Chief medicine cures nervousness beef belly and other ailments. The formula reportedly includes skunk cabbage catnip hops corn silk mistletoe horsetail and marshmallows.
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Detroit
Pure Food and Drug
Alphonse McCree
McCree
Credit Controls To Be Relaxed More Next Week
Washington June 7 The government will likely relax Regulation X next week by lowering minimum down payments on homes and smoothing requirements for 7000 to 12000 dollar houses. Officials say the 10 percent down on homes under 7000 may be removed, following a suspension of controls on autos and consumer goods last month.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Cyclist Killed In Highland Crash
P Keenie 20 Gary on furlough from the air force was killed Friday when his motorcycle struck an auto operated by Richard Williamson 21 on U S 6 near Highland Indiana SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM PLACE A WANT AD.
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Highland
Ind
Wilbur Keenie
Gary
Air Force
Richard Williamson
Here
BBB Warns of Bad Check Artist Masseyaliases
Terre Haute Better Business Bureau alerts to a swindler linked to $60,000 in bad checks. Wanted in Houston, he fled to Mexico. U.S. officials lack extradition papers. The suspect William Christ Massey uses multiple aliases and exploits supposedly legitimate business fronts before issuing large bad-check payments.
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Terre Haute
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