Break in Midwest heat wave brings scattered showers
Scattered showers expected across the Midwest Wednesday ease the season's first heat wave and relieve drought in Michigan Indiana and Illinois. Water pressure drops prompted lawn restrictions. Detroit suburbs and Chicago suburbs enforce bans. A Pacific air mass cools Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and reaches Maine and New Hampshire by Thursday.
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Youth Arrested After Key Mix Up Sparks Theft Charge
In Dallas on June 10 Charles Dean Scott, 23, attempted to steal a car by forcing in the wrong key as the owner returned. Police Capt. Chris Kockos arrested him for attempted theft.
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Dallas
Tex
Charles Dean Scott
Chris Kockos
Five Vigo County Men to Enter Armed Services Next Tuesday
Vigo county will send five men to Indianapolis for induction into the armed services Tuesday, with eleven more to undergo preliminary physical examinations. Inductees are Christopher E. Hugg Curtis Wayne Smith James Wesley Gillie Howard Williams and Robert E. Dahl.
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Indianapolis
Armed Services
Selective Service Board
Christopher E. Hugg
Curtis Wayne Smith
James Wesley Gillie
Howard Williams
Robert E. Dahl
Charles Kenneth Hully
Billy Joe Bland
James Adams Jr
Jerry Einstandig
Leason Elmas Pruner
James Louis Chapman
Clyde Edward Green
Kirby Dill Smith
Allen C. Landers
Corey Noble Ray
Robert Eugene Oswald
Steel stockpiles shrink warns of possible strike
New York report notes steel users will have less stock by June 30 than expected but most will be in good shape. Iron Age magazine says if no new contract is reached steel workers may strike when current deals end June 30, though a settlement remains possible though slim.
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New York
Iron Age Magazine
Iron Age
Liberty Theatre Renovation Aims for Grand Opening
Ed Kennelly announces complete renovation of the Liberty Theater at Eighth Street and Wabash Avenue to house the new Grand Theater. The project, led by Newlin Johnson Development, targets a Labor Day opening with ultramodern cooling lighting push back seats wiring and restrooms plus cinema scopic screens and stereophonic sound.
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Eighth Street
Wabash Avenue
Ed Kennelly
Alliance Theater Corporation
Kennelly
Kenelly
S. J. Gregory
Chicago
Terre Haute
Indiana
Newlin-Johnson Development Company
Institute Costs and Miscellaneous Expenses
The record notes the total cost of the institute and outlines miscellaneous expenses. It lists funded items, transfers, and potential variances to guide budget planning.
Indiana State Teachers College to switch to semester system
The college ends its three 12 week quarter plan this term with the Spring quarter finishing on Friday June 12. Next Fall the institution will operate on a semester basis and summer sessions run July 17 to August 21 with thirteen workshops scheduled for the first session including education methods and supervised student teaching.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Schulmeyer Wins 17500 in Dole Jingle Contest
Frankfort Indiana June 10 1947 C W Schulmeyer 50 received word he won the 17500 first prize in a Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Co jingle contest He chose cash over a car due to bills for three operations and medical care his condition described as semi invalid.
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Frankfort
Ind
C. W. Schulmeyer
Dole Hawaiian Pineapple Co
Schulmeyer
Summer college schedules list two session dates
The item notes June 22 to July 3 and June 29 to July 2 as two sequential periods. It states full schedules of regular daily classes are offered in all departments for both summer sessions at the college.
Defendant Wins Auto Suit Case
Luther C. Miller of Coal Bluff won a directed verdict in Vigo Superior Court No 2. Judge Albert R. Owens sustained the motion and the jury was instructed to side with Miller against Allen & Steen Acceptance Company over a $471.19 balance on an auto finance contract.
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Coal Bluff
Vigo Superior Court No. 2
Albert R. Owens
Allen & Steen Acceptance Company
Miller
Lee L. Criss
Paul Hertwig
Virginia Clines
Bessie O'Connor
Julia Walker
Frank Deckard
Wayne Langman
David Manson
Donald Hamilton
Jack R. Dempsey
Frank Rosebrook
Ernest Carlin
Albert Foreman
Carl Allen
Man Stricken In Clinton Suffering Attack At Dawn
Ira Denham aged 63 of 323 North Twelfth Street Clinton Indiana was described as in fair condition at Union Hospital after an attack on Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue around 8 am. The report notes a Gillis ambulance transported him to the hospital. The article also mentions the first American play being staged in 1665 at Cole's tavern in Pugoteague Virginia.
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North Twelfth Street
Clinton
Ind
Union Hospital
Gillis
Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
America
Pugoteague
Davis Chosen for DePauw Institute
Terre Haute teacher Thomas Davis was selected to attend a science and mathematics institute at DePauw University from June 22 to July 31. The program, funded by a $71 000 National Science Foundation grant to DePauw, aims to strengthen science and math teaching in grades four through nine. Davis, a mathematics teacher at Sarah Scott Junior High School, lives at 2525 South 11th Street and will receive a NSF stipend to cover expenses.
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Thomas Davis
DePauw University
National Science Foundation
DePauw
Davis
South
Sarah Scott
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