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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

3

Tourism Figures Across Rocky States Forecast Strong Year

State and regional tourism offices project large visitor numbers and substantial spending in the Rockies. Estimates vary by state with Colorado aiming for 6.5 million visitors spending about 180 million dollars, Montana around 2.5 million visitors and near 75 million dollars, Utah about 3.25 million visitors and 80 million dollars, and Arizona predicting 1.5 million visitors spending 30 million dollars. Glacier National Park drew over 500,000 visitors in 1951.

Melvin Drake Colorado Montana Glacier National Park Canadian Utah Arizona State University Business Research Bureau

SCRIPPS Detroit Publisher William E. Scripps Dies

William E. Scripps aged 70, president of the Evening News Association and publisher of the Detroit News, died at his Lake Orion estate from heart illness linked to a prolonged respiratory disease. His wife Nina and children, all of Detroit, were at his bedside. He would have marked 56 years with the News on June 26.

Detroit William E. Scripps The Evening News Association Detroit News Lake Orion Nina Scripps Robert Warren William John Richard Spitzly News James E. Scripps

McKeen named conference president in Wabash Valley Bank group

William R. McKeen assistant vice president of Terre Haute First National Bank elected president of the Wabash Valley Conference of Bank Auditors and Controllers. James R. Pence Central National Bank Green Castle and George H. Mansholt Terre Haute Savings Bank named as officers with Don Carpenter, Herbert Lathrop, William E. Lewis and Robert L. Taylor named as directors.

Wabash Valley Conference of William R. McKeen Terre Haute First National Bank James R. Pence Greencastle George H. Mansholt Terre Haute Pence Central National Bank of Greencastle Mansholt Terre Haute Savings Bank Don P. Carpenter The Brazil Trust Company Herbert Lathrop Peoples State Bank of Farmersburg William E. Lewis Robert L. Taylor Rockville National Bank

Ingrid Bergman's Daughter Graduates Amid Custody Fight

Jenny Ann Lindstrom, 13, graduates from junior high as a bitter summer custody dispute unfolds in Los Angeles court. Ingrid Bergman seeks to have the girl visit Italy while Dr. Peter Lindstrom, her ex, objects, noting Roberto Rossellini’s previous alleged misconduct. Rossellini, now Bergman’s husband, has applied for a visa to testify and rebut Lindstrom’s claims. The judge considers potential trauma to the child.

Los Angeles Jenny Ann Lindstrom Ingrid Bergman Italy Peter Lindstrom Miss Bergman Roberto Rossellini Lindstrom Rossellini Jenny Ann Rome U. S Isaac Pacht

Petrillo Wins Confidence Vote At AFM Convention

In Santa Barbara California delegates to the American Federation of Musicians backed President James Petrillo by a large margin, swiftly quelling a minority revolt led by Philadelphia Local 77. A. A. Tomei charged Petrillo could act dictatorially by overriding convention actions except on finances, warning Taft and Pegler critics.

Santa Barbara Calif American Federation of Musicians James C. Petrillo Philadelphia A. A. Tomei Petrillo Robert Taft Westbrook Pegler Tomei Taft Pegler

Bylaw Amendment Motion Fails Amid Petrillo Power Debate

A motion to amend the bylaws to curb Petrillo's authority failed by a loud voice vote as members and employers watched. The confrontation highlighted tensions over governance within the group.

Petrillo

Mother and Child Burned When Ball Explodes in Oven

In Indianapolis on Wednesday a toy rubber ball eight inches in diameter exploded in a heated oven, burning Mrs. Lavinia Brummett 21 and her year-old son Charles. Mrs. Brummett sustained burns to hands and hair, while the child suffered facial burns. The mother stood before the oven as the ball burst, flames erupted from the door, and the baby was nearby.

Indianapolis Lavinia Brummett General Hospital Charles

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