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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

2

Trucker Faces Stiff Sentence For Overloading

Trucker John W. Lewis 37 and six children faces two and a half years in prison unless his firm pays a 911 dollar fine after state police halted a truck carrying steel 9110 pounds over the legal weight. The truck owned by Mr and Mrs L W Schrader and leased to Sims Motor Transport Co was impounded. Authorities say neither party has paid. Lewis claimed drivers were promised bonuses for overloaded hauls. Sims company members say drivers were told not to exceed limits.

Crown Point Ind Indiana John W. Lewis Indianapolis L. W. Schrader Sims Motor Transport Co Chicago Hammond City Stanley Tweedle Lewis Tweedle Lake County Sims Company Elmer Sims

Riverside Begins Jury Selection in Walker Murder Trial

Attorneys started selecting a jury in the murder trial of Air Force Sgt. Lawrence J. Walker a 20 year old Negro from Newark New Jersey. He is charged with the March 26 desert slayings of Richard and Mary Cook both 19. He denies the killings but admits a car sideswiped the Cooks' vehicle.

Riverside Calif Air Force Lawrence J. Walker Newark N. J Richard Cook

Urges New Driver Tags In Four Hues

In Indianapolis on June 12, State Trooper Otha E. Bishop proposes colored license tags and licenses to show driver experience and safety. A two inch red tag would mark beginners, with yellow green and white grades for successive safe years. Accidents lower the color grade. The plan mirrors a system used at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Indianapolis Washington Otha E. Bishop Alemert W. Brayton Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Paris man turned over to federal agent in car theft case

Howard F. Milton of Paris was arrested at Greencastle Indiana for an automobile theft. He was turned over to federal authorities to face prosecution in the US District Court at Danville Illinois on a charge of violating the Dyer Act by transporting a stolen car across state lines.

Paris Ill Howard F. Milton Greencastle Ind Danville

Washington debates key federal spending and security bills

Today in Washington debates proceed on a 2,528 338 000 labor department fed eral security agency appropria tions bill. Lt Gen Albert C Wedemeyer testifies on Far Eastern policy and MacArthur dismissal. Banking panel mulls defense production act extension and new economic controls. House discusses rivers harbors flood control. Excise tax boost advances in Ways and Means.

Federal Security Agency Armed Services and Foreign Relations Albert C. Wedemeyer Douglas MacArthur Banking Ways and Means

Clinton youths attend Boys' State in Indianapolis

Three Clinton high school seniors are attending the annual Boys State at Indianapolis, held by the American Legion. Sponsors include John Brrietto of the Exchange Club, Dick Giacoletto of the Lions Club, and William Lobbia sponsored by S. C. Stultz. They were escorted by L. Wayne Jewell of the Clinton American Legion post.

Clinton Ind Indianapolis American Legion Clinton High School John Bnrietto Exchange Club Dick Giacoletto Lions Club William Lobbia S. C. Stultz L. Wayne Jewell Clinton American Legion Post

Cohen's Haberdashery Habits Highlight Tax Case

In Los Angeles on June 12 Mickey Cohen slept in court while spectators heard how the gambler spent 50 dollars for neckties. A parade of tradesmen described Cohen’s penchant for expensive clothing with William A. Fitzgerald testifying Cohen bought 7076 dollars of ties and socks in 1947. Fitzgerald said Cohen returned 3500 dollars of merchandise after reselling it. The pair are accused of evading 156123 dollars in income taxes for 1946 47 and 48 as prosecutors argue he lived like a millionaire.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Cohen William A. Fitzgerald A. Sulka New York Lauvonne

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