Driver Without License Fined and Costs
Marion E. Emery, 23, Terre Haute, pleaded guilty to driving with suspended license and was fined $100 plus $114.75 costs. A second speeding charge added $14.75 costs. Judge Edward S. Everett condemned the conduct and warned the defendant. Additional docket actions included penalties for reckless driving, speeding, and traffic signal violations by multiple residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Everett
Marion E. Emery
R. R
Terre Haute
Emery
Everett
North Thirteenth Street
George F. Owens
North Fifteenth Street
Poplar
Eighth
Fred Croft
Ohio Boulevard
Woodrow Wilson Knight
West Terre Haute
Thurlo X. Dickerson
North Tenth Street
U. S. Highway 41
North Terre Haute
Ernest Mann
Seventh Avenue
Roy L. Moore
Beech Street
Drucilla M. Crowder
North Fifth Street
Louise E. Stark
Dean Street
Charles J. Ritter
Auto collision suit filed over $1250 damages
Floyd S. Reece of 2401 North Twenty-ninth street sues Edscard R. Hogan of 2509 North Seventh street in Vigo Sinee Court No 2 claiming $1250 for damages from a May 1956 auto collision Hogan allegedly drove negligently failed to yield and did not attempt to halt his vehicle, with attorney Stanley F. Stohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo Sinee
Floyd S. Reece
North Twenty-ninth Street
Edscard R. Hogan
North Seventh Street
Hogan
Stanley FE. Stohr
Women Granted Divorces in Superior Court No. 2
Merie Shreve of 9 Pearl Street was granted a divorce from George Shreve with custody of two children ages 11 and 18 and 20 dollars weekly support. Elizabeth J. Wampler of 1404 North Sixth and One-Half Street was granted a divorce from Joseph J. Wampler with custody of a 35 year old child and 15 dollars weekly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merie Shreve
Pearl Street
George Shreve
Superior Court
Albert Owens
Elizabeth
J. Wampler
North Sixth
Joseph J.croy Wampler
Kld
Notice of Administration in Vigo Circuit Court
In Vigo County Indiana the Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division May term 1956 notices the estate of Anton Smodilia Sr deceased. Anton Smodilia Jr was appointed administrator on May 22 1956. All persons with claims must file within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Terre Haute Indiana May 1956. Catherine M Fee Clerk H Ralph Johnston Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Vigoss
Vigo
Anton Smodilia Sr
Anton Smodilia Jr
Anton Smodilla Sr
Terre Haute
Catherine M. Fee
Vigo County
H. Ralph Johnston
State of Indiana
Superior Court of
Faye A. Hooper
William A. Hooper
Merchants Savings Association
John K. Fesler
County of
Cora May Stone
Mary L Aitken
Mary L. Aitken
Herbert R. Criss
Albert F. Owens
Claude Fairleigh Coates
Luella Coates
Frank S. Rawles
Ernst Meissel
Terre Haute First National Bank
Ernst Meisser
Marshall, Batman and Day
Dorothy May Stewart
Robert L. Russell
Catherine M. Fee. Clork
Jack H. Mankin
Auto industry seeks cure for 1956 pains with fall recovery in sight
Detroit reports the auto sector facing layoffs totaling over 185000 nationwide, reduced overtime, shorter weeks, and a 30 percent cut in production from last year. Dealers grapple with high inventories while GM Chrysler and Ford adjust schedules, hoping a fall pickup and improving consumer confidence will revive demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
General Motors
Harlow H. Curtice
G.M
L. L. Colbert
Chrysler
Bre
Ford
G.mi
Arrest Made In Attempted Rape Case On Southside
A 29 year old garage worker Charles Allensworth of 824 South Fourteenth Allensworth was arrested on vagrancy charges in connection with an attempted rape of a 32 year old mother of two. Police officers Everly and Catlin took him into custody after he denied the attack and then failed to identify a missing pencil. The assault occurred about 5 AM as the woman slept with her children ages 13 and 15 on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Street
Charles Allensworth
South Fourteenth Street
Allensworth
Clarence Everly
John Catlin
Southside
State Directors Elected By Jaycees
Terre Haute Jaycees held their first board meeting of the year at the Hotel Deming. James Fischer and Dick Adamson were elected state directors and will attend all state board meetings during the coming year. Dr Malcolm E Boone was the new Jaycees president presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Prisoner Karvonis Arrested After Release
George Samuel Karvonis, alias John S. Carbone, an inmate at the Federal Prison, was arrested by Sheriff’s Deputies Carpenter and Taylor as he left on Friday at 9 am. He will be sent back to Denver to face forgery charges after signing an extradition waiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Samuel Karvonis
John S. Carbone
Federal Prison
Carpenter and
Taylor
Karvonis
Denver
Colo
Market Calm Prices Recede On President Illness News
New York traders priced lower across the board as Eisenhower's illness news hit Wall Street. About 2.1 million shares traded with many sell orders at preset levels, and a major broker urged clients to take White House statements at face value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Wall Street
White House
Grain Prices Steady on Board as Eisenhower Illness Spooks Market
Old crop grains held steady on the Chicago Board of Trade with oats the exception. News of President Eisenhower's illness spurred buying as shorts covered. State Department seeks higher surplus sales limits and a plan allowing Iron Curtain buyers at reduced prices. Estimated Chicago receipts: Wheat 2, corn 91, oats 10, barley 30, soybeans 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Eisenhower
Shorts
State Department
Indiana Elks elect officers at Michigan City convention
C. L. Shideler of Terre Haute was re elected state secretary at the Indiana Elks Association opening session in Michigan City. Dr William H Hart of Michigan City was named president with J L J Miller East Chicago treasurer and three vice presidents John J Jennings Evansville Norman Freeland Greensburg Leonard Imes Portland and Charles Bender Wabash named to the first through fourth vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Shideler
Terre Haute
Indiana Elks Association
Michigan City
William H. Hart
J. L. J. Miller
East Chicago
John J. Jennings
Evansville
Norman Freeland
Greensburg
Leonard Imes
Portland
Charles Bender
Wabash
Rob Biel residence burglarized.损失 about 130 dollars
The home of John Biel, R. R. 4, was burglarized Wednesday night with about 130 dollars in damages. Deputies Bailey and Reeley investigated. three doors and a window sash were broken and the house ransacked, but no valuables were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Biel
Bailey and
Reeley
Markets at a Glance United Press Report
Stocks suffered the worst break of the year in active trading as American and Midwest markets fell. Government bonds remained firm in quiet trading while cotton futures held steady. Chicago grain futures rose for wheat corn oats rye soybeans and lard. Hog prices ranged steady to 59 lower with top 18.00, cattle near steady to 20.00, weaner up to 24.00 and sheep steady to weak with top 27.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Midwest
Chicago
Market Reports Chicago Livestock a June 8
Hogs receipts 6 000. prices steady to 50 lower with late sales 25 50 lower. No. 2 3 190-250 lb hogs 16.75-17.25. No. 1 2 3 190-225 lb 17.35-17.50. few lots 17.60-18.00. 260-300 lb 16.25-16.75. Cattle 1 000. calves 200. steers and heifers scarce. vealers steady to 1.00 higher. 950-1 050 lb fed steers 18.50-19.75. few prime absent. utility steer/heifer 14.50. good/choice dealers 20.00-24.00. few prime included at 24.00. Sheep 300. spring lambs weak. old crop lambs steady. 24.00-27.00. few 16.00-23.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report June 8 Hogs Cattle Lambs
Indianapolis data show hogs 5 500 head moderately active with prices 25 to 50 lower. 180-250 lb pigs 16.75 to 17.25, some under 240 lb at 17.50, 200-head 190-225 lb 17.75, 250-290 lb 16.00-18.75. sow prices 12.00-15.00. Cattle 300, calves 200, steady to nominal. steers 2 075 lb 21.50, near to low choice heifers 18.50-20.00, cows 11.50-13.50, canners 10.50-12.50, weaners 19.00-21.00, a few 21.50. Sheep 100, lambs 26.00-29.10, slaughter ewes absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U. S
Chicago and Cincinnati Produce and Cash Grain Data
Chicago and Cincinnati markets report live poultry and dairy prices with no USDA changes. Cheese, butter and eggs as market notes. Cincinnati egg prices and farm poultry ranges listed. cash grain shows wheat none, corn at 1.57 to 1.57 1/2, oats 0.72 to 0.72 1/4, soybean oil 14 1/4 to 14 3/4, soybean meal 61.00 to 61.50, barley quoted modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Local Livestock and Produce Markets Report
Local markets show steady to slightly lower prices for hogs with varied grades and weights. Lambs command top values around 28.00 for choice and 24.90 to 27.00 for others. eggs and poultry prices listed, along with grain and feed costs including wheat at 1.93 and corn around 1.42 to 1.47 per unit.
New York Markets Friday June 8 1956 at 1 P.M.
Francis I duPont Co. reports stock market averages and activity from New York trading at 1 p.m. Friday June 8 1956. Sales reached 1 510 000 shares for the day across listed securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis I. Dupont & CO
Merchants Nat's Bank
E.D.S.T
Public hearings and bids tied to Terre Haute plans
The Terre Haute City Plan Commission will hold public hearings June 18 1956 at 4 PM in City Hall on Special Ordinance No 14 1956 reclassifying property near 25th Street and 20th Buckeye from residential to business district. It also advertises bids for Woman's Residence Hall furnishings and Indiana State Teachers College remodeling projects with June 18 1956 bid deadline and June 22 1956 board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
John Milner
Township
Bloomington Road
City of
25Th Street
25Th and
Poplar Streets
Indiana
Maple Avenue Place
Glass Park
20Th
Buckeye Streets
Indiana State Teachers College
State Teachers College Board
State Board of Accounts
State of
J. Kenneth Moulton
Student Union
Women’s Residence
Parsons Hall
Women's Residence
Parsons
Yeager Architects
D Ec
Ohio Street
Terre, Haute
State Board of Accounts of
Oakley Arrives in City to Visit Realty Office
H N Oakley arrives from Maitland Florida to spend a few days. He can be reached at Oakley Realty Company, 18 South Sixteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Oakley
Maitland
Fla
Mr. Oakley
The
Oakley Realty Company
South Sixteenth Street
Wanted Help and Waitress Jobs at Local Firms
Male help sought for managerial trainee at a large finance firm. Candidate must be 21 to 27 and own a car. High starting salary with modern benefits. Apply to B. W. Hopkins, General Finance, 9 N 6th, Room 15. Also hiring an experienced waitress at Harmon’s Diner, 2731 Wabash. Day cook needed with code N-6785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Large Finance Corporation
B. W. Hopkins
General Finance
Harmon’ S
Wabash
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Rowferd
West Loan Corp
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Armour & Co
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Alea Prod
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Ve Bruns Balk
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Ben Ind
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Colgate Palm
Aim Trans
Gillette
Har
Johns Manville
St. Joe
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Leigh C
Libby McNeill
Libby Owens-Ford
Natl Lead Co
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Murray
Co Thi Nickel
Natl Gypsum
Owens Il
Owens Corn Fiber
Oliver Farm
Otis Elev Pepsi-Cola Co
Prod. & Gamb
Pullman, Inc
Staniey
John H. Beasley
eLuia
Tribune-Star
Krietenstein
American Legion
Vigo County Veterans For
Tucker
Anna Terrell
Lafayette
Gano Nursing Home
N. 4Th
Callanan Funeral Home
Johnny Jones
Roberts Tavern
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Fedders
Brant’s
Wabasa
Meadows Center
Stew Martin
Mission Bell Studio
E. Hulman
Fruitridge
T. M. Reid
Paris
W.T.H
Coty
Gillis
Clark’s
Grace Miller’s Shop
Fcar
Krausbek
Stevens Beauty Shop
Wabashave
Miller's Beauty Shop
Washington
Style Shop
Cal la Grace
Marie Boyll
Kaleel’s
8Th & Hulman
Marsh
Sycamore
Wallace Nursing Home
Kesler's
Liberty
Will Ce
Armers
Clinion
Libertyville
Route 150
Berry
Bertha
Los Angeles
Brazil
Seelyville
Kris
International Correspondence School
S. Bth
U.S. Civil Service
Igt
Jim Reynolds
Community Advertising Co
Brookfield, Mo
Gary Post-Tribune
Gary, Ind
L. B. Price
Poplar St
Moore
Moore’s Auto Exchange, Inc
Joe Savoldi
Mutual of
Omaha
Barber
Carl S. Hiatt
C. R. Jacobson
Sycamore Bidg
General Accountant
Contact Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation
Hoopeston
Illinois
R. F. Hartman
Hoopeston 120
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AVON
Montrose Sundries
Edgar County Children's Home
Ill
Terrace Inn Restaurant
Little Dutch Mill
MR. Quesnell
Hal Quesnell
MR. Ray
Mark Richardson
Bob Moore
Little
Ray Vice
Filbeck Hotel
District 50
U. M. W. A. 11 Chamber of Commerce
Budg
Center
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