MacArthur disputes cited about Korea policy in exchange
In a tense hearing Secretary Acheson refuted Whitney's May 11 claim that Washington wanted Korea evacuated and MacArthur scapegoated for political gain. Senator Sparkman pressed for facts while MacArthur defended his stance against accusations of supporting a communist coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowland
MacArthur
Acheson
Courtney Whitney
Sparkman
Ala
Whitney
Truman
Washington
Korea
Eighth Army
Thirty Painters Paint Weeks Home In Record Time
About thirty members of Paint ers Local Union No. 197 painted the home of Joseph O. Weeks at 1617 South Third street in roughly one hour as a gift. The Smith Alsop Paint and Varnish Company donated materials. Weeks is a police veteran who retired in 1945 after 35 years. He has undergone amputation of both legs due to diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Joseph O. Weeks
South Third Street
Weeks
Smith-Alsop Paint and Varnish Company
Charles Whitehouse
Ernie Martin
Order of Police
John McDaniel
Painters’ Union
Children and Father’s Day Observed at Dean Avenue Church
Sunday service at Dean Avenue Christian Church features a sermon titled The Garden of the Lord. Oscar Myers and Morse Mission present a pictures and slides program at the evening service. Daily Vacation Bible School opens Monday with classes 9 to 11 each morning Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Avenue Christian Church
Oscar Myers
Morse Mission
Kent Avenue E U B Sunday Program and Vacation Bible School
Sunday morning at 10 30 the Kent Avenue E U B church will present a program led by Mrs Paul McWilliams. A daily vacation Bible School runs Monday to Friday from June 11 to June 22, 9 15 to 11 30, with classes for all ages led by teachers including Mrs Russell Arnold Mrs L K McKinley Mrs Arthur Finnell Mrs Wesley Bemis and Mrs Paul McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Avenue
E.U.B
Paul McWilliams
Russell Arnold
L. K. McKinely
Arthur Finnell
Wesley Bemis
Missionary Speakers Rev Richs Return to Bolivia
Rev and Mrs Rich, furloughing missionaries from Bolivia, South America, will speak at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m at the Friends church 2900 South Ninth and One half streets. Rich formerly pastored the local Friends church in 1938 and has served two terms in Bolivia. They plan to return to the field soon. Pastor Rev J Russell Butler invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry F. Rich
Bolivia
South America
Friends Church
South Ninth and One
Rich
J. Russell Butler
Bible School Opens at Fourth Avenue Church
The two week Vacation Bible School at Fourth Avenue Methodist Church opens Monday morning and ends with a program Sunday June 24. Classes run from 9 to 11 each morning. Instructors are Mrs. Paul Bray Miss Frances Bilby Mrs. W C Sprinkle and Mrs. Joe Thompson. Children ages 3 to 12 are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue Methodist Church
Paul Bray
Frances Bilby
W. C. Sprinkle
Joe Thompson
Vacation School at Second Christian Church Opens
Vacation School of the Second Christian Church will open Monday under the direction of Mrs. R. C. Mowery. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 each morning, Monday through Friday, for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Second Christian Church
R. C. Mowery
Crash Claims Life Of Mrs. Anna Kays In Indiana
Princeton Indiana June 9 Mrs Anna Kays 69 Princeton died at Gibson County Hospital from injuries sustained in an auto accident on June 6. The crash occurred near Princeton and the case was reported by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
U.P
Anna Kays
Gibson County Hospital
Indiana World War II bonus plan outlines three applicant classes
The Indiana Veterans Affairs group explains a three class structure for the state World War II bonus. First class pays $600 to next of kin of those who died in service between December 7 1941 and September 2 1945. Second class covers veterans with service connected disabilities or total disability and next of kin of post 1945 deaths from service related causes. Third class includes all other eligible applicants with payment dates to be announced after funds are collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millis
Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs
Citizens Seek Solution to Terre Haute School Board Deadlock
Saturday efforts by citizens aimed to have representatives plead before the Terre Haute school board to settle a deadlock over appointing a fifth member and renewing the superintendent's contract. A noon Friday meeting at the Terre Haute House passed with no report of progress as factions back compromise candidates and a temporary chair was named for the Citizens Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Jay Short
Wayne P. Watson
Short
Harold Napier
Mary Hollis
John Bloxsome
Harry Briggs
Robert Liggett
Benjamin White
Child Dies Suddenly Await Autopsy Report
De Wane Earl Rhodes two years seven months old son of Mr and Mrs Carl E Rhodes died suddenly at 30 South Seventeenth Street at 9 Friday morning. Coroner D M Ferguson said he was awaiting autopsy results before verdict. Survived by parents two sisters Betty Irene Brenda Lou and grandparents William Short Brazil Ind and Roy Rhodes Terre Haute. Body to Miller Son Funeral Home Brazil. Services 2 PM Monday at Cottage Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wane Earl Rhodes
Carl E. Rhodes
South Seventeenth Street
D. M. Ferguson
Betty Irene
Brenda Lou
William Short
Brazil
Ind
Roy Rhodes
Terre Haute
Miller & Son Funeral
Cottage Hill Cemetery
U.S. Open contenders split between Locke and Hogan
In New Rochelle on June 9, experts favored Bobby Locke from South Africa or Ben Hogan as likely U.S. Open winner. Locke’s group includes Harper, Heafner, Barron, Harbert, Palmer, Middlecoff. Hogan’s backers include Haas, Oliver, De Vizenzo, Harmon. Ferrier and Snead not cited. Locke eyes British Open return after possible U.S. crown. Mangrum shoots 70 in a round-robin scoring quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N. Y
U.P
Fraley
Birmingham
Mich
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Bantam
Ben Hogan
Locke
P.G.A. King Chandler Harper
Clayton Heafner
Herman Barron
Chic Harbert
Johnny Palmer
Cary Middlecoff
Guy Jones
U. S
England
Battlefield Favored to Capture Peter Pan in Belmont
George D. Widener's Battlefield, the commuting race horse, contests eight rivals in the $20,000-added Peter Pan Handicap at Belmont Park. The colt seeks a start in the $100,000 Belmont Stakes next week with Cain Hoy's Battle Morn as chief foe among a field including Big Stretch Hall of Fame Counterpoint and Away Away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George D. Widener
Battlefield
Belmont Park
Erdenheim
Philadelphia
Cain Hoy
Greentree
Lazy Franch
Belair Stud
Vulcania
C. V. Whitney
Counterpoint
Bold
Woodvale Farm
Phantom Farm
Tiber
Two Women Favorites Advance in Trans Mississippi
In Quincy Illinois on June 9 UP reports two favorites and two newcomers reached the semi final round of the Women’s Trans Mississippi golf tournament Defending champion Marjorie Lindsay Decatur IL beat Pat Garner 4 and 2 Grace DeMoss Corvallis OR beat Ruth Moore 3 and 2 Bonnie Randolph Columbus OH and Mary Ann Downey Baltimore MD also won Downey beat Joan Snyder Wichita KS 3 and 1 Randolph beat Edean Anderson Helena MT Today's pairings matched DeMoss against Randolph and Downey against Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Ill
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Pat Garner
Midlands
Tex
Grace DeMoss
Corvallis
Ore
Ruth Moore
Pekin
Bonnie Randolph
Columbus
Mary Ann Downey
Baltimore
Miss Randolph
Edean Anderson
Helena
Mont
Miss Downey
Joan Snyder
Wichita
Kan
Miss DeMoss
Miss Lindsay
Scotch Rhythm Invades East for Rich Stake
Scotch Rhythm a leading Hambletonian hopeful arrives at Roosevelt Raceway from Toledo Ohio to contest the $10,000 Old Westbury Trot on June 30. The three year old filly owned by Two Gaits Farm Leo C McNamara Indianapolis is a full sister to 1950 Hambletonian winner Lusty Long and trained driven by Ralph Baldwin with Hambletonian eligibles in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N. Y
Goshen
Roosevelt Raceway
Toledo
Ohio
Two Gaits Farm
Leo C. McNamara
Indianapolis
Trotters Victor Again
The Harlem Globe Trotters defeated the American All-Stars in a professional basketball exhibition in Lima Peru last night by 59 to 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Harlem Globe Trotters
American All-Stars
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
In New York Jimmy Herring outpointed Jimmy Flood in an eight round match. In New Orleans Virgil Akins defeated Tommy Campbell over ten rounds. In Hollywood Lauro Sales beat Carlos Chavez over ten rounds in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Herring
Jimmy Flood
New Orleans
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Tommy Campbell
Losles
Hollywood
Calif
Lauro Sales
Onterrey
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Ohio State faces Western Michigan in decisive rubber game
Ohio State and Western Michigan play the third game of their three game series in Columbus to decide District Four NCAA tournament representation. OSU won 1 0 in 10 innings and Western Michigan took the nightcap 4 2 before rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State
Western Michigan
Omaha
Buckeyes
Broncos
Dick Hauck
Ohio
Don Edwards
Hauck
Edwards
Franny and Eddie's Softball Club Opens Season
The Franny and Eddie's softball club announces the season and provides contact numbers for scheduling games Cook Harrison 3306 and Bob Marshall Lincoln 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franny
Eddie
Cook
Harrison
Bob Marshall
Lincoln
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National League leaders include Robinson Brooklyn batting .385 and Hodges 42 runs. Musial tops RBIs with 38 and hits with 70. Elliott doubles 13 and Musial 5 triples. Hodges 18 homers. Jethroe and Robinson lead with 8 stolen bases. Pitcher Roe 8 0 and Maglie 9 2 in wins. Spahn 53 strikeouts. American League leaders show Fox batting .368 and Fain .361. Minoso leads runs with 45 and Robinson 47 RBIs. Fain 17 doubles, Minoso 14. Minoso 8 triples. Chicago and Doan 5. Williams 11 homers, Busby 12 stolen bases. Gumpert 4-0, Lopat 8 1/9, Feller 8 1/9. Raschi 55 strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Hodges
Snider
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Elliott
Boston
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Metkovich
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Baumholtz
Chicago
Dark
New York
Sisler
Hamner
Westlake
Jethroe
Roe
Maglie
Spahn
Newcombe
Fox
Fain
Minoso
Williams
Doan
Washington
Busby
Gumpert
Lopat
Feller
Cleveland
Raschi
Moe-Dermott
Notre Dame delays action on football TV plan
In Chicago the Notre Dame faculty board in control of athletics deferred action on restricted football television. In New Rochelle Roberto De Vicenzo led the Palm Beach round robin with two 68s for a plus 24. Dale Morey reached Trans-Mississippi quarterfinals in Dallas. In St Louis Bill DeWitt denied reports Browns sale to Bill Veeck. Doris Hart beat Althea Gibson in Manchester to reach Northern Lawn final against Beverly Baker. Mandingo won the Classified Handicap at Belmont Park in New York. In Chicago Inseparable won Washington Park feature after interference ruling against Mr Morgan. Alderman posted fastest mile and eighth in Hollywood meeting at 1:484 in the Hyde Park Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Notre Dame
New Rochelle
N. Y
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Palm Beach
Dallas
Dale Morey
ST. Louis
Bill Dewitt
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
New York
Mandingo
Belmont Park
Yesterday's Stars: Hogan Powers Indians Past Red Sox 7-1
Jim Hogan drove in three runs with an early double and a sixth inning homer to pace True's Indians to a 7-1 win over Boston. Vic Raschi of the Yankees ended a winning streak with a 42 victory effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hogan
Indians
True
Boston
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Chicagoans Lose First Game in Sox Yankee Series
The Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 3 to 2 in a tense game at Comiskey Park. Orestes Minoso and Jim Busby sparked the Sox with strong defense and timely hits while Yankee hurler Raschi battled through pressure. The series continues with Billy Pierce facing Frank Shea in the next two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stengel
New York
Yanks
White Sox
Sox
Casey
Johnny Hopp
Hopp
Busby
Jim
Zarilla
Orestes
Minoso
Joe DiMaggio
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Billy Pierce
Richard
Frank Shea
Injured boxer clings to life after bout in Washington
Little Dynamite 21 year old Ne gro featherweight Elijah Williams suffered a fractured skull and brain injury after a hard right to the head from Gene Smith. Smith won the district featherweight title and earned his 22nd straight victory as Dynamite remained hospitalized with a 50 50 chance of survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Little Dynamite
Elijah Williams
Gene Smith
Smith
Dynamite
Good Time And Scottish Pence Lead Qualifiers
Good Time and Scottish Pence head the qualifiers for the $20,000 Benjamin Downing Memorial pace at Roosevelt Raceway. Good Time won the second qualifying heat in 3:10.2 for the mile and a half, holding the world record for the distance at 3:08 set last year at Yonkers. Scottish Pence, Cas tleton Farm Lexington Kentucky, captured the first division in 3:11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N. Y
William H. Cane
Benjamin Downing
Roosevelt Raceway
Yonkers
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Reichert Quits Covington for South Side Coaching Post
Fort Wayne Indiana June 9 Don Reichert will coach Fort Wayne South Side High School basketball next season returning to his alma mater after four years in the navy. Reichert coached Covington since 1941 and led his team to its first regional championship last March succeeding Glen Stebing who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Don Reichert
Fort Wayne South Side High School
Reichert
South Side
Franklin College
Navy
Covington
Glen Stebing
All American Windup in British Net Meet
Doris Hart of Jacksonville Florida and Beverly Baker of Santa Monica California clash for the women's championship in the Northern Lawn Tennis Tournament at Manchester England. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami faces Don Candy of Australia in the men's final with Americans also in all doubles finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Doris Hart
Althea Gibson
Beverly Baker
He Mulloy
Miami
Jacksonville
Fla
Santa Monica
Calif
Gardnar Mulloy
U.S
Don Candy
Australia
Cigaret Blamed for Buffalo Raceway Fire
Two fire officials say a carelessly tossed cigaret probably caused the 350000 dollar blaze at Buffalo Raceway that killed 31 harness race horses Thursday night. Detective Sgt. Charles L. Haggerty and Chief Louis Kassel were among investigators yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Raceway
Charles L. Haggerty
Buffalo Police
Louis Kassel
Volunteer Fire Department of Armor
Hamburg Track
Hoerner Signs With Rams For Fifth Season
Los Angeles June 9 Dick Hoerner fullback signed a contract to play a fifth season with the Los Angeles Rams. The Iowa product weighed 220 pounds and gained 931 yards on 95 carries with 11 touchdowns last year for the Western Conference champions, including ten rushing TDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dick Hoerner
Los Angeles Rams
University of Iowa
Bradley Seeks More Allied Help in Korea War
General Omar N. Bradley said the United States would welcome more participation in the Korean War by other countries. He noted political opposition at home while stressing awareness of Britain’s sizable fighting forces in Malaya and other Far East areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Omar N. Bradley
United States
U.S
Jobless Claims Rise Slightly in Indiana Week
Indiana Employment Security division reports 20,126 jobless insurance claims filed last week, up 28 from the prior week. New claims totaled 575 for the week ending June 2, while a drop in continued claims kept total claims level as offices closed for Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Public Service Co. seeks Madison Light and Power buy
Indianapolis June 9 The Public Service Co of Indiana filed a petition asking permission to acquire the Madison Light and Power Co by exchanging common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
The
Public Service Co. of
Indiana
Madison Light and Power Co
Ford Quits Frankfort Football Coach Post
Walter Ford resigned after four years as head football coach at Frankfort High School. He will become executive secretary of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce. Ford is a graduate of Lafayette High School and Louisiana Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Ind
Walter Ford
Frankfort High School
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette High School
Louisiana Tech
Market Report Chicago Livestock Prices June 9
Salable hogs 500 head, total ~3000. Barrows and gilts 15-40 higher, sows 25 higher. Top hog price 22.25 for 190-220 lb. Cattle receipts 300, week-on-week declines across most categories. Slaughter cattle mostly 1.00 lower. bulls steady. cows unevenly weak to 1.50 lower. Four loads fed steers 38.65-38.75 live. high to prime fed steers 26.75-38.50. Sheep: native lambs 1.00 lower. shorn lambs 37.50 top. feeders 30.00-35.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St Louis National Stockyards Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Hogs 500 head, 25 to 50 cents lower. top at 21.75. Cattle scarce with steers heifers and cows 50 cents to $1 lower. Bulls and weighers down. prime dealers up to 40.00. Weekly highs include high choice and prime 860 lb steers and heifers at 36.60, 1189 lb steers at 35.50, 1082 lb steers at 35.25, cows to 29.00. Sheep market unsettled. spring lambs 34.00-35.50, late 32.50-34.00, old crop 31.00-33.75. slaughter ewes 15.00-16.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis National Stockyards
U.S.C.A
Local Markets: Poultry and Produce Prices
Eggs current receipts 36c. heavy breed hens 24c. Leghorn hens 20c. cocks 13c. Grain and feed: Wheat 2.11. corn ear 1.66, shell 1.68. oats 0.85. rye 1.25. soybeans yellow 3.00, black and mixed 2.75.
Chicago Grain Prices June 9 1924
Chicago markets report corn prices across grades with No 1 yellow at 1.74 percent and No 2 at 1.74 to 1.76, No 3 at 1.74, No 4 at 1.70, No 5 at 1.71, sample 1.66, oats at 87 percent, and No 2 extra heavy white 87 percent, soybeans No 1 yellow 3.23 percent track Chicago Illinois origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Notices to non residents in Vigo County suit to quiet title
In Vigo County Indiana Superior Court case Number Two June Term 1951 Paul LeComte and Zelia LeComte sue Arthur R Morris Florence B Morris Pete Boski and unknown heirs trustees and assigns of Pete Boski and Terre Haute First National Bank as trustee to quiet title on Lots 149 150 151 152 153 Englewood Subdivision Section 36 13 North 9 West with various exceptions including railroad right of way and a 5 acre parcel. The defendants non residents are named and the action is set for Sept 4 1951. defendants must answer or demur by that date or default may be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Vigo
Superior Court of
Vigo Loum
Paul LeComte
Zelia LeComte
Sarah E. Padgett
Padgett
Arthur R. Morris
Florence B. Morris
Pete Boski
Terre Haute First National Bank
Terre Haute
Terre Haute National Bank and Trust Company
Terre Haute National Bank and Trust Comend
United States Just Company
Vigo County
State of Indiana
Englewood
Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad
C.C.C. & St. L. Railroad
J. Howard O’laughlin
Vigo Circuit
Superior Court
Se & Shafer
Public Hearing Set On Alcohol Permits In Terre Haute
Vigo County Local Alcoholic Beverage Board schedules a 9 A.M. hearing on June 25 1951 at the Clerk's Office Court House Terre Haute Indiana to review applications for beer liquor and wine permits from Lloyd W Roberts John Doherty Sycamore Annex Inc Dorothy Wyllie McGregor Frances Brentlinger Gillis Prescription Shop M E Freije C M Ellis Wm F Ziana Dabelow Chris Pasavento Archie McGraw Roy Lynn John Boyd and others with public participation invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
Indiana
C.S.T
Court House
Terre Haute
Lloyd W. Roberts
North 7Th Street
John Doherty
North 13Th Street
Spelterville
P. O. Terre Haute
Gillis Prescription Shop, Inc
M. E. Freije
C. M. Ellis
Wm. F
Ziana Dabelow
Wabash Avenue
Chris Pasavento
North 4Th Street
Archie McGraw
Roy Lynn
John Boyd
North 2Nd Street
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
Notice to heirs and creditors in two Vigo County estates
Vigo Circuit Court May term 1951 notices announce final settlements for the estates of Gerhard Elon Carlson and Walter W Pound. Administrators Herbert J. Carlson and Henry K. Sappington must appear September 11 1951 to account for receipts and vouchers and to prove heirship or claims. Heirs creditors devisees legatees and others must show cause if any why approvals should not be entered. Clerk J Howard O’Laughlin and attorneys Miller Causey Aldridge Bert F Wood are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Elon Carlson
Vigo Circuit Court
Herbert J. Carlson
Terre Haute
Indiana
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Miller, Causey & Aldridge
Walter W. Pound
Vigo
Henry K. Sappington
Walter W Pound
Bert F. Wood
Quiet Title Suit in Vigo County Seeks Court Action
The Vigo County Superior Court advertises a quiet title suit filed by Mary Leek and others against numerous defendants named in the long list of spouses and heirs. The lands described lie in Vigo County, starting at the northwest corner of the southeast quarter of Section 20, Township 13 North, Range 9 West. Court action is set for 9:39 A.M. on July 24, 1951, in Terre Haute, with all defendants required to appear and answer or demur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Vermilion
Emaline Vermilion
Emily Vermilion
Austin Vermillion
Austin Vermilion
America Vermillion
America Vermilion
Lewis Vermillion
Lewis Vermilion
Vermillion
Lizzie Vermillion
Lizzie Vermilion
Nancy Vermillion
Nancy Vermilion
Amand Vermillion
Amanda Vermilion
Delilah Case
William Case
Phoebe Pickerall
Frank Pickerall
Mary Smith
Thomas Vermillion
Thomas Vermilion
William H. Case
Case
Henry Leseure
Leseure
HD. Roquet
Hugh D. Roquet
Lemuel Laughead
Emma R. Smith
Smith
Martha Vermilion
Martha Vermillion
Vermilion
Sarah Vermilion
Sarah Vermillion
Henry J. Whitesel
Henry J. Whitesell
Fanny Whitesel
Fanny Whitesell
Elza Eller and
Eller
James N. Balding
Elizabeth Balding
Thomas W. Royse
Royse
James C. Sawyer
Marthena Swafford
Benjamin F. Swafford
Benjamine F. Swafford
United States Trust Company of
Terre Haute
Calvin W. Fulmer
Mary A. Fulmer
Levi Curley
Levi W. Curley
Agnes Curley
Agnes Hanora Curley
Agnes H. Curley
Levi M. Curley
Joseph A. Curley
de Bonis Non
Agnes L. Curley
Curley
Helen Curley
M. Helen Curley
Margaret Helen Curley
Margaret H. Curley
Margaret L. Curley
Agnes Honora Curley
Joseph H. Curley
Joseph H Curley
Florence Curley
Florence W. Curley
John C. Curley
Bailey M. Simonson
Simonson
George de Priest
de Priest
Jerry's Bakery Co
Jerry's Baker Co
A. Fromme Lumber Co
A. V. Morrison Co
A. B. Morrison Company
B. Loving and Loving
Indiana
Vigo County
Superior Court
Terre Haute Indiana
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Vigo
Notice of Letting School Transportation Routes in Vigo County
Sugar Creek Township trustees invite bids for all school transportation routes. Bids due 7 00 p m CST Friday June 14 1951 at 1 West Paris Avenue West Terre Haute Indiana. Specifications inspection bonding insurance and state board approval required. Right to reject bids reserved. James P Clark Trustee. Notice of Appointment Mary K Russell appointed administratrix of David C Russell estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek Township
Vigo County
Indiana
West Paris Avenue
West Terre Haute
State Board of Education
James P. Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridgehampton
L. L
Dave Garroway
Garroway
Sports Car Club of America
Dean Avenue
Kent Ave
Bible School
Vets Affairs Group
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Ireland
Lloyd Mangrum
Burke
Barron
Peter Pan
Scotch Rhythm
Rich Stake
Trotters
Associated Press
Gus Niarhos
al Zarilla
Casey Stengel
Cigaret
Hoerner
RAMS
Bradley
Ford
Chicago Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Grain
David C. Russell
Mary K. Russell
Frank S. Rawley
Welfare Finance Corp
S. 7Th ST
Commonwealth Loan CO
Fairbanks Elk
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