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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1952

Page

8

City Court Hears Wide Roster of Driving Offenses

In Terre Haute Judge Edward S. Everett handled numerous cases. Frank Tallman, 18, fined 11.75 for reckless driving in a school zone. George Denny and Richard Jackson pled guilty to license issues and speeding respectively with advisement dates. James Godden disputed unemployment security charges and was urged to arrange repayment. Californians and a Detroit youth posted $2,000 bonds as a car ownership check proceeded. Robert Inge received 60 days for intoxication. Samuel Starks got five days with suspended fine. Latshaw found guilty of assault and battery with a 90 day Vigo jail sentence. Wilford, Scott, and Roundtree each fined 10 for intoxication. Howard Woods given suspended 10 plus five days jail.

Frank H. Tallman R. R. G. Terre Haute Edward S. Everett George Denny Fifth Avenue Buster Colvin South Thirteenth Richard Jackson South Third Street North Thirteenth Everett James Godden First Avenue Godden Stein California Detroit Mich Robert Inge Indianapolis Samuel P. Starks Roy S. Allen North Seventh Street John Latshaw Carlisle Vigo County Coreen Gaskins Latshaw Terre Haute Vigo William E. Wilford Harding Avenue Oscar C. Scott Margaret Roundtree Howard Woods Lafayette Avenue

Sixth District Bar Association to Meet June 28

Officials of the Sixth District Bar Association will hold its annual summer meeting on June 28 at the Turkey Run hotel. A 11 o clock business meeting precedes a noon banquet with Roger Branigin as speaker on The History of Dueling. The event includes remarks on continuing legal education by Telford Orbison and invites judges and officials from Indiana federal courts.

Sixth District Bar Association Sixth Congressional District Indiana Turkey Run Roger Branigin Indiana State Bar Association Branigin Telford B. Orbison New Albany

Track employe killed by knife at Fairmount track

Victor Blue a 17 year old horse groom at Fairmount race track died at St. Marys Hospital after a knife wound from a card game dispute at the track. Claude E Wilson a Collinsville horse trainer was arrested and jailed in Edwardsville after admitting stabbing Blue in self defense.

East ST. Louis Ill Victor Blue Fairmount Race Track St. Mary’s Hospital Claude E. Wilson Collinsville Madison County Edwardsville Blue

VA Tightens Home Loans Near Airport

The Veterans Administration will be wary in approving veterans land and home loans within four miles of airports. Final decisions rest with Washington headquarters after field offices forward pertinent data. A VA spokesman cited a Newark New Jersey airport crash pattern as causing land value declines and said this is a temporary measure pending a national policy.

Washington Veterans Administration Newark N. J

Judge threatens jail closure over inmate escape in Indiana

Delaware county jail faces possible shutdown after Delbert H. Sizemore, 36, escaped Monday night just after being returned from an earlier break. Superior Court Judge Joe Davis declared the jail a problem and said he would close it if possible.

Muncie Ind Delaware County Delbert H. Sizemore Sizemore Superior Court Joe Davis

Grain Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Greenfield Area

Firemen from Greenfield Fortville and Pendleton battled a blaze at Mohawk early Wednesday that destroyed the G. A. Pritchard grain elevator and caused about 150000 dollars in damage. Most of the structure’s contents were a total loss.

Greenfield Ind Mohawk Fortville Pendleton G. A. Pritchard

Bankruptcy Proceedings Filed in Federal Court

Four firms jointly filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in federal court, initiating insolvency actions against the entity as creditors seek court supervision. The filing marks a formal start to proceedings, with details pending on debt amounts, asset preservation, and potential restructuring steps.

Minstrel Man Dies After Test of Time in Court

Los Angeles June 11 A 79 year old comedian and end man Arthur Deming Miller died after a Terre Haute division U S District Court case against the Carlisle Tool and Stamp ing Company on Tuesday. The petitioners and the amount of a suit were noted in brief terms.

Carlisle Tool & Stamping Company Terre Haute U.S. District Los Angeles Arthur Deming Miller

Industrial firms face lien claims in Carlisle bankruptcy case

The petition lists Industrial Supply Company Inc with 137.33, Universal Wise Tool Co Inc with 167.41, Universal Engineering Co Inc with 103.52, and Siewek Tool Co Inc with 182.30 as creditors. The alleged bankrupt firm, based in Carlisle Sullivan County, carries a 4443.58 lien against its property filed April 30 by the collector of internal revenue.

Industrial Supply Company, Inc Universal Wise & Tool Company, Inc Universal Engineering Company, Inc Siewek Tool Company, Inc Carlisle Sullivan County Collector of Internal Revenue

Brain Fast Multiplier Shown by Institute in Princeton

The Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton displayed an electronic brain capable of 2,000 multiplications or 100,000 additions per second on Wednesday, marking a significant advance in computing devices.

Princeton N. J Institute For Advanced Study

Dockstader Minstrel performer and pianist dies at home

The longtime Dockstader Minstrel shows entertainer and pianist died at his home on Tuesday. He was a familiar figure in vaudeville circles and part of the era's musical revue tradition.

Dockstader

Mother duck leads 17 ducklings to safety after rain

In Eau Claire Wisconsin a one inch rainfall turned streets to floods forcing residents to watch as a mother duck guided her seventeen ducklings to higher ground, keeping them safe from rising water.

Eau Claire Wis

Yale Plays Its First Hockey Game in 1896

Yale University records show its hockey program began with a game in 1896 marking the school’s初 debut in college ice hockey. The milestone reflects early adoption of the sport by Ivy League institutions and set the stage for a long-standing program.

Yale

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