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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

10

Kerosene Stove Blast In Home Leaves 5 Dead

Five people died when a three burner kerosene stove exploded in a Madison Connecticut home. Victims include Mary Cooley 29 and her children Mary 3 Patricia 2 and Suzanne 10 months with two male relatives also perishing upstairs. Fire destroyed the residence with several occupants escaping.

Madison, Conn Mary Cooley Charles VanderWalker Nilson William Charles Jr Charles

Union President Linked With Road Profits

Hutcheson, president of the Carpenters Union, faces possible ouster from AFL CIO posts amid testimony he used union funds only for Brotherhood business. He headed the union for about three years after his father’s death. Other officials invoking the Fifth Amendment include Frank Chapman and O William Blaier. Indicted land deals connected to highway right of way are cited, with funds traced to multiple individuals.

Hutcheson A.F.L.C.I Carpenters Union Brotherhood Carpenters William Big Bill A.F.L.C.1 O. William Blaier Virgil W Red) Smith Indiana Highway Department Harry V. Doggett Department Chapman Blaier Doggett Smith

Ceiling Plaster Collapse Prompted Safer Evacuation at St Anne

June 11 report from Hammond says ten elderly residents were evacuated before a ceiling plaster fall in the lobby of St. Anne's Home. The men were moved to safety and no injuries were reported.

Hammond St. Anne’s Home

Fire on State Trooper set burns grocery store down

On the State Trooper set a staged kitchen fire escalated into a real blaze as special effects man Roland Chiniquy attempted a controlled burn. Despite five fire units responding, the simulated store was destroyed while producers insisted the charred interior suited the next scene.

Hollywood Roland Chiniquy State Trooper Chiniquy

Canadian Vote Upsets Liberals After 22 Years

The Conservative Party defeated the Liberals ending 22 years of Liberal rule. Key figures like Walter Harris and C. D. Howe fell, while stalwarts St Laurent and Lester Pearson survived. Diefenbaker called the result a strong endorsement of Canada’s parliamentary system.

Liberals C.C.F Social Credit Canada St. Laurent Tommyrot Lester B. Pearson Walter Harris Pearson C. D. Howe Conservatives

Man Killed by Auto Near Hamilton Identified

Jeffersonville resident Albert L. Coward age 62 was killed by an automobile near Hamilton Ohio on Monday. Police identified the victim as Coward from Jeffersonville.

Jeffersonville Hamilton Ohio Albert L. Coward

Rotary Club hears Tuttle on new Chamber policy

Richard C. Tuttle outlines the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce reorganiza tion and development program to Rotary Club members. He notes re evaluation of services, aims to boost growth, planning, zoning, and traffic. the Wabash Valley plan covers two counties and canalization for barge traffic with university involvement. Walter F. O Malley is named president of the club.

Chane of Commerce Rotary Club Richard C. Tuttle Tuttle Terre Haute Chamber Wabash Valley Wabash River Lafayette Ohio River University Ofollinois Wabash Indiana State Teachers College Evansville College Indiana University Purdue University

Teachers' Group Installs Officers in Candlelight Ceremony

Vigo County Council of Teachers Local 764 installed officers for the coming year at candlelight ceremonies at Joe's Motel. Officers named include President Dr. Marjorie E. Causey, Vice President Robert Liggett, Secretary Helen Pearson, and Treasurer Leona Sterling. Alice Funfar spoke on the American Federation of Teachers. Guests included Wiley Payne, Mrs. Payne, A. W. Willsey, John Scanlon, and Myrtle Smith.

Vigo County Laboratory School American Federation of Teachers Wiley Payne Central Labor Union Council Payne A. W. Willsey John Scanlon Plumbers and Steamfitters Association Myrtle Smith

A.W.O.L. Soldier Arrested By City Police In Jacksonville

An 18 year old Jacksonville soldier was arrested by Sgt. Lester Morton at Twenty fifth street and Wabash avenue while trying to hitch a ride. Military authorities planned to take him into custody on Thursday for being A.W.O.L. from Ft McClellan Alabama.

Jacksonville, Fla A.W.O.L Ft. McClellan Ala George Harvey Smith Lester Morton Twenty-fifth Street Wabash Avenue Smith

Thumb Tip Lost In Work Accident At Round House

Charles Fort aged 59 of 1510 Eighth Avenue reportedly lost the tip of his left thumb in an on the job accident at the New York Central System round house at the Duane Yards about 11 15 Tuesday morning. A P J Ryan and Sons ambulance took him to St Anthony Hospital where attendants listed his condition as fair Tuesday afternoon.

Charles Fort Eighth Avenue New York Central System Duane Yards A. P. J. Ryan and Sons St. Anthony Hospital

Ex Craig Aide Faces Jury On Land and Glo Deals

Arthur J. Mogilner reports that an ex Craig aide is before the jury over land and "Glo" deals. The aide allegedly contacted state agencies via Sayer and Elmer W. Sherwood. Sherwood declined comment on entry to the grand jury. Sayer spent 1 hour 20 minutes with the grand jury and likewise refused to talk to reporters.

Craig Aide Arthur J. Mogilner Sayer Craig Elmer W. Sherwood Sherwood Grand Jury

Young motorists fined for speeding in city court

Three speeders pleaded guilty before City Court Judge Pro Tem Joseph Zwerner and were fined 15 dollars 75 cents each. Names include Robert Lee Johnson 22 Ronald Lee Ramsey 18 and Charles William Tague 19. Other defendants faced lesser fines for traffic signals and stop signs.

Joseph Zwerner Robert Lee Johnson Brazil Ronald Lee Ramsey Wallace Avenue Charles William Tague Riley Robert L. Colglazier Farmersburg Audrey Ruth May R. R John Eugene Philpott Woodlawn Avenue

Major MacMillan Tells Of Bailing Out In Wyoming

Maj. David MacMillan Air Force advisor to the local Air National Guard spoke to the Exchange Club about his near disaster on April 10 during a routine flight from Salt Lake City to Lincoln. His jet caught fire and he bailed out over a Wyoming town, jumping with a broken ankle and making his way to a telephone using an abandoned axe handle as a cane.

David Macmillan Air Force Air National Guard Exchange Club Salt Lake City Utah Lincoln Neb MacMillan Wyoming

Release of Driver Subject of Inquiry in Multi Car Crash

Detectives probed the release of 76 year old Orange Verd Carr after his car struck two parked vehicles owned by Virginia White of 815 Maple Avenue and Joseph Feuquay of 1011 Maple Avenue. Damage was about 500 dollars to the cars and 400 to Carr's car. No charges were filed.

Orange Verd Carr Carr Virginia White Maple Avenue Joseph Feuquay

Mother seeks custody in habeas petition

Grace Osborn filed in Superior Court No 2 on Tuesday seeking the return of her one year old child. She alleges grandmother Grace Griffith of 2353 North Twenty fourth street took the girl while the mother was hospitalized.

Superior Court No. 2 Grace Osborn Grace Griffith North Twenty-fourth Street

City Clerk Reports May Receipts Total 3360.50

City Clerk Joseph Pipp announced May receipts paid into his office reached 3360.50. Deputy City Clerk Joan Brent linger noted the largest item was 1565 in state fines. Other receipts included 252 for

Joseph Pipp Joan Brentlinger

State prosecutor fines and docket fees totals

Brentlinger reported additional receipts including 259.50 state fines 420 county prosecutor 316 traffic fines and 64 city fines.

Brentlinger

Dean's Pills Claim Three Ways To Ease Bladder Irritations

An old advertisement touts Dean's Pills as easing bladder irritations and nagging pains. It promises fast action on back aches and headaches, plus a mild diuretic effect to increase kidney output. The copy urges readers to ask for a new size and save money, claiming over 60 years of trusted relief.

Dean's

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Nta New C. of C Walter F. O'Malley The Brooklyn Dodgers Club Major Macmillan Pete Grove Laboratories Penney Marian Martin Terre Haute Tribune Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N. Y Penney’s Penney's Men’s Dept
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