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Terre Haute Tribune in Terre Haute, Indiana

07 Jun 1957

Page 5

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Terre Haute Tribune

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Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

5

Rose Polytechnic Teams Up For Largest Graduation Class

Rose Polytechnic will graduate its largest class with 38 seniors receiving reserve officer commissions in the U S Army Corps of Engineers. Dr Joseph W Barker will deliver the commencement address and Claude E Cox will receive an honorary Doctor of Engineering degree during the Rose auditorium exercises.

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Leroy Friel John F. Hornung Robert L. Overpeck David A. Thomas Donald D. Charrel Robert J. Stearley Joseph W. Barker Board of Research Corporation of New York City G. Lee Berry Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation Pittsburgh U. S. Corps of Engineers Rose Auditorium Clifford E. Cross Dr. Barker Claude E. Cox Rose Cox Commercial Research Laboratories Detroit Mich John A. Bizal Paris Ill Robert E. Bright Park Forest Harold D. Brown Indianapolis Philip Boller Pendleton Robert Armstrong Clayton John L. Bloxsome Terre Haute John W. Briggs Charleston Marc W. Broemmelsick South Bend Robert Burtner James E. Calabro Hobart Donald D. Carrell Greenup Howard L. Chambers Valparaiso Charles D. Corbin Carmi, Jr Harvey A. Green Evansville James L. Griffith Paul R. Harder Richard E. Hirst Riverside New Albany Velmar Howard Veedersburg Joseph P. Innis Ridgefarm Henry E. Jackel, Jr Floyd K. Jacobsen Homer Charles W. Kallis Terre Wis Gene Mrava Cleveland, C Richard Newgent Robert Overpeck Brazil James T. Pebworth Silver City N. M Thomas Pfeiffer Gerald Pruitt J. Edward Pugh Louisville Earl T. Reichert James J. Roach Gerald C. Rose Connersville Fred Thomas L. Step Leonard T. Stricker Poland Lawrence D. Thomas Robert L. Travis Robert L. Trotter Linton Byron B. Weir Minoak William N. Waggener Rohrerstown Robert B. Wertz William W. White Hubbard, C Gordon L. Whitesell Jack A. Wilcox St. Petersburg Fla Donald G. Woehler Robert N. Woldstad Dumont N. J Timothy B. Zimmerman Davenport Iowa
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Jurors Seek Craig's Story Amid Courtroom Funk

In Marion County the jurors hear testimony about right of way sales and expenses tied to the Madison Avenue Expressway. Former highway officials Nile Teverbaugh and Harry Doggett face embezzlement charges while the jury, in weekend recess, weighs subpoenas and pending pleas.

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Edwin Steers Peters Vance State Highway Commission Lake County Metro Holovachka Holovachka Marion County Craig George Craig Helen Payton Madison Ave Nile Teverbaugh Harry Doggett Tinder Doggett Highway Virgil Red) Smith Milan Robert Peak Teverbaugh
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Cuba’s infant oil industry grows yet meets small share

Havana reports Cuba’s oil sector expanding quickly with 1956 output 40 percent higher than 1955 yet totaling 540000 barrels, enough for only nine days of domestic use. Exploration spending rose to ten million dollars in 1956 from seven and a half million the year before, led by Cuban and American teams.

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Havana Cuba
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Clarinet Noted For Broadest Range Among Woodwinds

A note highlights the clarinet as having a greater musical range than any other woodwind instrument.

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Police nab suspect after chase in unmarked car

Two police officers in an unmarked unit chased a motorist who fled after an illegal U turn and speeding. They halted the violator only to discover it was another unmarked police car.

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New York
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War on Forgers Using Children To Sign Checks

Secret Service described a ring using children on playgrounds to sign samples for forged checks. Turner and Mosby allegedly ran contests to obtain handwriting and selected boys to write on back of stolen checks. The scheme involved more than 50 checks with unclear participant count.

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Pine Bluff Ark Mosby Secret Service Turner Martineau
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Vigo County Tuberculosis unit reports 2875 chest X rays

Mrs Virginia Brunswick executive secretary of the Vigo County Tuberculosis Society said 572 people received free chest X rays Friday morning at the mobile unit in downtown Terre Haute The total to date is 2875 Vigo County citizens aided by funds from Christmas seals The unit is parked at Sixth and One half street and Wabash avenue since Monday

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Virginia Brunswick Vigo County
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Mecca Teen Joins Navy Under Minority Enlistment

Robert Allen Kelsheimer age 17 of Mecca enlisted in the U S Navy under the minority enlistment plan. He was sent to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station for basic training and is the son of Mrs Bessie Kelsheimer of Mecca.

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Robert Allen Kelsheimer Mecca U. S. Navy W. A. Gosnell Kelsheimer Bessie Kelsheimer Great Lakes Naval Training Station
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Resinless shell moldings cut mold costs for industry

Army scientists at Watertown Arsenal unveil a resinless shell molding technique that uses low cost waterglass to bind sand for casting. Project leader Paul J. Ahearn says automation compatibility and savings of at least 90 percent on mold costs will aid small firms and reduce resin transportation hazards.

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Watertown Mass Watertown Arsenal Philip Carbonaro Arsenal Rodman Laboratory Paul J. Ahearn
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Growth in New Mexico manufacturing plants rises 22 percent

The State Manufacturing Association reports 1,091 plants operating in New Mexico, up from 893 two years prior. Albuquerque hosts 322 plants, reflecting the region's expanding industrial base amid abundant water glass use in resin molding.

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New Mexico State Manufacturing Association Albuquerque
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