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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
2
President Eisenhower expressed hope for action to liberate the 17 million Germans in the eastern zone at a meeting with Konrad Adenauer. Dulles called the talks very good and noted Adenauer’s praise for the President’s condition after surgery.
A flurry of activity gripped St Anthony Hospital maternity staff last night as three babies arrived within minutes. A boy was born to William Partlow of 443 North Sixth Street, another boy to Arthur Vandeveer of R. R. 2 West Terre Haute, and a girl to Paul Lloyd of Sandford, all between 8 and 9 PM.
The article discusses Hlasy Domova a Prague backed periodical urging refugees to return to Czechoslovakia. It notes letters from abroad possibly written under Communist pressure and explains how mail lists enable propaganda despite limited official help to stop it.
美国印第安纳州米切尔报道一艘机动艇在 White river 翻覆，四人中两人死亡。死者为 41 岁的 Clay Kendall 和 15 岁的 Robert Gaines，均来自 Mitchell。
Ramsey county deputy sheriff P Robert Olson answered a 100 degree day call to Arden Hills where 11 year old Geraldine Ivanouskas had her hand frozen in a family freezer. He poured water on the trapped hand and freed her, reporting she was just as good as new.
Murdock, held on charges including rape and auto banditry, died while in Sullivan County jail after being brought to court on June 4 and having trial continued to July 2. Authorities said he admitted stealing cars and burglaries and was captured after a 75 mile per hour chase near Rosedale. Survived by parents and a brother in Terre Haute.
The Indiana State Board of Health said the polio case load for 1956 remains at 10 with no new cases in the last week. There have been no deaths. Last year at this time there were 25 cases and two deaths listed.
Jurors convict two defendants in a St. Louis income tax evasion case tied to a long running conspiracy from 1945 to 1951. Statements from attorneys for Connelly Caudle and Schwimmer reflected hope for vindication while health issues delayed Schwimmer’s trial. Sentencing motions to be ruled on after the verdict.
The council reviews the C.&ELs traffic aid plan covering Thirteenth Elm Spruce Tippe canoe Ohio Poplar Walnut Chestnut streets and Third Sixth Seventh and Eghth avenues. The measure goes to a committee chaired by Myron Busby Robert Kelly and Oren Myrtle for a report at the June 19 meeting. Councilman Walter Cook is absent. Attendees include Ray Thomas city controller Joseph Pipp city clerk Joan Brentlinger deputy city clerk and attorney John Beasley for the Co.& &.
At Kalamazoo Michigan June 14 a New York Central freight crew halted after a motorist signaling with his nose warned of a journal axle box overheating. The hot box caught fire igniting a car of creosote logs. Kalamazoo firemen extinguished the blaze. The motorist vanished but is suspected to be a fellow trainman.
The article suggests former President Truman may back Governor Harriman as the Democratic race shifts after the California primary. Harriman leads New York's 98 delegates and challenges Stevenson who holds large bloc support in Pennsylvania, Illinois, California, and the South. Johnson's influence wanes as Kefauver drops.
A department store saleswoman on her day off discovers Blue Lustre, a rug and upholstery cleaner, cleans glass windows to a gleam, plus bathroom tile and chrome. Her daughter notes the glass looks “out.” Root's Downstairs sells the product.
Charles Everett Duzan, 13, of Marshall, died at Union Hospital Terre Haute after being run over when he fell from a tractor on his grandparents farm seven miles southwest of Marshall. He is survived by parents, grandparents, five brothers and two sisters. Services set for Saturday at Marshall Baptist Church with burial in Marshall Cemetery.
Rustic straw weave basket showcased with fruit flower trim in natural or white. Medium sized for all your gear and available in several charming shapes to match summer outfits.
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