Notre Dame Leader Attacks NCAA TV Policy
Chicago June 14 The NCAA faces Notre Dame President Rev Father John J Cavanaugh CS D criticizing the television grid plan for next fall He calls the plan socialistic obstructionist and illegal Notre Dame Pennsylvania have pressed to remove NCAA controls on televised college football games while NCAA President Hugh C Willett says he is surprised by the stance and will reply after Monday The issue centers on one televised game per member school next season
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
N.C.A.A
Notre Dame
John J. Cavanaugh
Cs.d
Catholic University
Walter Byers
Cavanaugh
Byers
Hugh C. Willett
Berkeley
Calif
Father Cavanaugh
Pennsylvania
Family Has Triple Header Birthday in Milwaukee
William Dorn Jr. shares a birth date with his father and a newborn baby brother, all born on the same day as their mother brings the new arrival home from the hospital in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
William Dorn, Jr
Terre Haute Public Works bids and public notices 1952
A long composite notice lists bids for street oiling and rolling in Terre Haute, with bid form details, deposit, and bond requirements. It also covers a Vigo County Alcoholic Beverage Board public hearing, probate notices for Isaac T Bridges estate sale, Hoyt B Mayfield estate final settlement, and other court and notice items including bids for West Terre property improvements and an appointment of executrix for Edgar J Devonald.
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Department of the Works and Safety
The
Board
Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of Public Works and Safety
Office
State Board of Accounts
Raymond F. Thomas
Paul D. Meadows
Clyde R. Randel
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
S.T
Court House
Oney McKnight
Lafayette Ave
Frances J. Brentlinger
W. F
Oswald Schuhardt
Liberty Ave
Terre ‘Haute
Roy Lynn
25Th St
Diana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
Hoyt B. Mayfield
Vigo
Merchants National Bank of Terre Haute
Jard O'Laughlin
Raspy E. Brill
Board of Trustees
West Terre
Laerse Pruitt
Hal Gregg Sold to Giants in Major League Deal
New York June 14. Hal Gregg a 30-year-old former major leaguer with an Oakland Pacific Coast League form, was purchased by the New York Giants for about 50 000 dollars. Gregg stands 6 foot 3 and 200 pounds and posted an 11 2 record with Oakland including a no hit game against Portland. Manager Leo Durocher aims to make him the fourth starter behind Maglie Jansen and Hearn.
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New York
Hal Gregg
Oakland
New York Giants Today
Brooklyn Dodgers
Portland
Leo Durocher
Gregg
Giants
Sal Maglie
Larry Jansen
Kim Hearn
Indians Score With Few Hits
Indians win despite limited hits as Don Marshall opens the seventh with a left field single and Wally Habel walks. Tony Kret drives in Marshall with a single, McCulla bats for Nemes and Fishback makes a key out. In the eighth, Truss, Bloodworth, Finn and a double steal push the lead before Colavito and Johnson add runs. In the ninth, Kret’s double plates Ramer after Saverine is scored on by Hertz.
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Don Marshall
Wally Habel
Charley Caverine
Colavito
Tony Kret
Marshall
Willard McCulla
T.H
Nemes
Fishback
Claycomb
Bloodworth
Jack Anderson
Dan Watson
Anderson
Hertz
Baseball scores and upcoming schedule from Cedar Rapids to Brooklyn
Yesterday Cedar Rapids beat Terre Haute 4 to 2 and Quincy defeated Keokuk 12 to 9 while Waterloo edged Evansville 8 to 6 and Davenport Burlington rainaffected. Today Cedar Rapids visits Terre Haute at 1 p.m. and other games include Cincinnati at Brooklyn with two night sessions and Chicago at Boston among several set times.
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Cedar Rapids
Terre Haute
Quincy
Keokuk
Waterloo
Evansville
Davenport-Burlington
W. L. Pet
Burlington
Davenport
Baseball doubleheaders and pitching matchups listed
Schedule shows New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St Louis with multiple starts. Cleveland leads New York 7 to 1 in one game. Additional games include Washington at Detroit and Chicago at Boston with varied times and pitcher records noted, including Sleater Houtteman Shantz and Byrne.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Twilight
Wehmeier
Smith
Erskine
van Cuyk
St. Louis
New York
Boyer
Jansen
Chicago
Boston
Minner
Ramsdell
Wilson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pollet
Meyer
Cleveland
Raschi
Wynn
Parnell
Brown
Washington
Detroit
L Pet. Oe
Seevaese
Chicago Onsenenee
Bond set at two thousand in vagrancy case
Judge Edward S. Everett set a $2,000 bond for Jewell Keebler of 719 Sycamore street on vagrancy and investigation charges with a trial date of June 28. Keebler, who allegedly asked Roberts’ daughter and another girl to babysit, has no children. Howard Woods of 1504 Lafayette avenue was found guilty of disorderly conduct, fined $10 and costs, and sentenced to 15 days in Vigo county jail after a complaint by Charles H. Decker. John H. Fisk of Longmont Colorado pled guilty to intoxication, fined $5 with costs suspended. Bobby Joe Davidson of West Terre Haute paid $11.75 for speeding 50 mph in a 20 mph zone on Wabash avenue. Richard L. Harden of St. Mary‑of‑the‑Woods was found not guilty on intoxication and DUI charges. Doris A. Burns of 511 South Twelfth street received a suspended $10 fine and costs for intoxication. Russell M. Muncie of 215 North Third street was fined $3.75 for violating a traffic signal. Charles O. Kelley of Middletown, R. R. 2, was fined $3.75 for a southbound light violation at Third and Hulman streets and $1.75 for driving without a license and $3.75 for a southbound light at Third and Hulman.
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Edward S. Everett
Jewell Keebler
Sycamore Street
Keebler
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Howard Woods
Lafayette Avenue
Vigo County
Charles H. Decker
North Seventeenth Street
Decker
John H. Fisk
Longmont
Colo
Fifth and
Wabash Avenue
Bobby Joe Davidson
R. A
West Terre Haute
Davidson
Second Street
River Bridge
Richard L. Harden
St. Mary-of-the-Woods
Doris A. Burns
South Twelfth Street
Russell M. Muncie
North Third Street
Third
Cherry Streets
Hulman
Charles O. Kelley
Middletown
Korean Peace Talks Still In Futile Stage
In Panmunjom on June 14 the truce delegates met for 27 minutes with no progress. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison warned of a possible short recess again as talks yielded no change in the Communist position on prisoner repatriation. Nam Il gave a mild reply, with no shift in North Korea’s stance.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Reds
U.N
Nam II
Airmail Pioneers Reunite In Dallas Reminiscence
Two men who helped start the airmail service in Dallas 26 years ago were reunited. Earl Wadsworth, then superintendent, and Frank Lewandowsky, a post office mechanic, recalled the early days. Lewandowsky took the first pouches from a plane and loaded them onto a Model T to town after the plane was late and the truck driver absent. No ceremony accompanied the reunion.
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Dallas
Earl Wadsworth
Frank Lewandowsky
Lewandowsky
Wadsworth
Gopher Hitchhikes Into Yorkton For Brief Visit
A gopher hitch-hiked into Yorkton when a farmer’s car stopped. The animal hopped down to the pavement then hopped back as the car drove away. In other tips a spicy powder sachet between linens prevents musty odors in storage.
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Yorkton
Canada
Hogan poised to chase fourth straight U S Open title
Fearless Fraley’s golf notes highlight Ben Hogan’s bid to become the sport’s greatest by winning a fourth consecutive U S Open. The column recalls past Opens at Oakmont and Baltusrol, mentions Bobby Jones, Ted Kroll, Toney Penna, and Skee Riegel, and notes dramatic moments and locker room snubs as the event nears.
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Dallas
Tex
Fearless Fraley
Ben Hogan
Bobby Jones
Hogan
Jones
Bantan Ben
Little Benjy
Poisoned Wheat Found. Search Is Continuing
Federal agents seized seven carloads of poisoned wheat and pressed a search for more loads of mercury coated grain. Maurice P. Kerr of the Minneapolis FDA said all wheat may have been rounded up, though certainty was elusive. Officials from two large milling firms predicted rigorous pre milling inspection would stop processed grain. Seven railroad cars were seized after a five week probe begun on a tip. Kerr noted pink tinted seed grain is often dyed to identify seed stock and may be coated with mercury. The confiscated grain was shipped to Minneapolis Duluth and St. Cloud from sources in South Dakota North Dakota Montana and Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Maurice P. Kerr
The
Food and Drug Administration
Duluth
Minn
Kerr
St. Cloud
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Genoa Port Shows Rise In Cargo Tonnage In 1951 First Four Months
American flag carriers boosted activity at Genoa with imports totaling 2,305,920 tons in the first quarter of 1951, while earlier period figures reveal discharged cargo rising from 166,649 tons to 229,097 tons and loaded cargo from 36,291 to 46,157 tons, indicating stronger overall movement despite a dip in imports.
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Genoa
U.S
Long distance horse trader walks world twice around
In Terni Italy Luigi Chinea, a 72 year old horse dealer, spent 50 years walking with his horses from Northern to Central Italy. He has logged about 7 456 miles yearly, totaling vast miles as a hobby of long walks. Britain exports iron steel machinery and vehicles in large share.
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Terni
Italy
Luigi Chinea
Chicago Livestock Markets Hold Prices Across Slaughter Hogs Cattle
Salable hogs 2,300 estimated with mixed results week to week. No. 1 and 2 hogs 180-220 lbs mostly 20.50-21.00. heavier weights 19.75-20.50. sows 16.25-18.50 up to 400 lbs, lighter sows 17.25-17.25. stags 14.00-16.25. Cattle supply about 200. steers and heifers mostly 30.00-35.25 for top grades, bulls 25.00-28.00, cows 21.25-25.00, feeders 27.00-33.00. calves 23.50-33.00. Sheep about 100. lambs 27.00-31.50, ewes 7.50-12.00, feeders 22.00. Prices reflect week-over-week shifts with general softness in lower grades.
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Chicago
Fed
Texas
Local markets update and seedling note in Alaska
Local markets list current receipts for poultry and produce with prices for heavy hens Leghorn hens and cocks. Grain and feed prices show Wheat at 2.06 dollars, Corn at 1.72 to 1.74, Oats 0.75, Rye 1.50, Soybeans 3.11 for yellow and 2.81 for black and mixed. A note that Sequoia seedlings germinated at the University of California are growing again in Alaska for the first time in about 35 million years.
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University of California
Alaska
War explosives kill children estimate shows toll in Italy
The Italian Society for the Prevention of Accident estimates about 1,400 children ages five to twelve die yearly from aerial bombs grenades artillery shells and mines left from the last war. Another 7,000 are injured. Since May 1945 over 58,000 post war child casualties surpass U S totals in four wars.
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Rome
Italian Society For the Prevention of Accident
U.S
Chicago cash grain prices update
June 14 Chicago cash grain prices list wheat No 2 red 2.34 2.35 soybeans 2 yellow 2.38 track corn values 1.86 to 1.88 for various yellow corn grades oats 1 heavy white around 85 rye 2 plump 2.18 barley range 1.28 to 1.65.
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Chicago
Theaters and Films List by Location and Showtimes
A compiled listing of theaters from various states shows titles such as Grand Carson City with Randolph Scott and Raymond Massey, Indiana Aladdin and His Lamp in Cinecolor, and Wabash Hold That Line with Leo Gorcey plus The Longhorn. Also listed are Liberty Red Mountain and Love Is Better Than Ever, State Submarine Patrol and Father Was a Fullback, Corral Morning Mail and The Reformer and the Redhead, Garfield Never Trust a Gambler and Man From the Black Hills, Virginia Finders Keepers and Thunder in God s Country, Drive In High Lonesome and Son of Dr Jekyll, Fountain Thunderhead Son of Flicka and Wyoming Mail, Idaho Battle of Apache Pass and You re Not So Tough, East Side Drive In The Big Trees and Hong Kong, Rex Bugles in the Afternoon, Swan Varieties on Parade and Phantom of the Plains, Best Kid From Cleveland and Texas Lawmen, West Patrol Harvest.
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Carson City
Randolph Scott
Raymond Massey
Lucille Norman
Toay
Indiana
Patricia Medina
John Sands
Wabash
Leo Gorcey
The
Bowery Boys
Longhorn
Wild Bill Elliott
Liberty
Red Mountain
Alan Ladd
Lizabeth Scott
Elizabeth Taylor
Larry Parks
Richard Green
Nancy Kelly
Fred MacMurray
Maureen O'Hara
Corral
Morning Mail
Garfield
Black Hills
Virginia
Cleveland
Texas
Boy 14 Held as Horse Thief in Jackson County
In Seymour Indiana a 14 year old boy and a 16 year old companion were halted by state police at 4 am while riding saddle horses seven miles north of Seymour. They admitted stealing the horses from a stable owned by Dr Guy Martin. Jackson Circuit Judge George H Gossman sentenced Earl Benefield 16 Frankfort to six months at the state penal farm and $10 and costs on his guilty plea to horse stealing. The 14 year old's name was not disclosed.
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Seymour
Ind
Jackson County
Here
Guy Martin
Jackson
George H. Gossman
Earl Benefield
Frankfort
Smith Named Personnel Director at AEC
Washington June 14 17 The Atomic Energy Commission announced appointment Saturday of Oscar S Smith as director of its Division of Organization and Personnel Smith had been director of labor relations for the commission since November 1947 and deputy director of organization and personnel since January 1950 He succeeds Fletcher C Waller who resigned to return to private industry.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Oscar S. Smith
Smith
Commission
Fletcher C. Waller
Trademark ban forbids foreign language marks in Hong Kong
The Shanghai News reports Hong Kong authorities ban foreign language trademarks on goods made in Red China. The move targets branding on mainland produced items with non Chinese wording and affects import and retail labeling procedures.
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Hong Kong
Shanghai News
Bureau of Industry and Commerce
Red China
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Rex Allen
Pee Lad
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Mail” Technicolor
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Submarine Patrol
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We Lucille Norman
Terre Haute Drive-In
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Louis Hayward
Jody Lawrance
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