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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
12
A foreign tour is sponsored by Indiana State Teachers College graduate division. Fifteen faculty members will participate, traveling to several European destinations for study and cultural exchange.
A delegation including representatives from Illinois and Ohio sails from Liverpool to the United States arriving August 29. The itinerary covers cities in Switzerland Liechtenstein Innsbruck Italy France and Germany with participants from the listed states.
A person sustained a finger injury and was transported to St Anthony Hospital for treatment after an accident.
Two weeks of summer training will begin Sunday at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for the 843rd Battalion Heavy Construction Engineers based at the Army Reserve Training Center Paul Cox Airport. Berry Morton will command about 90 men traveling by chartered bus and government convoy of 10 vehicles. Capt Richard Olson training center supervisor and MSgt Harold G Farr will accompany the unit.
In Eastville Virginia on June 14 Mary Shannonhouse defeated William R Shannonhouse by one vote for mayor and five council candidates lost to their wives by two votes. One candidate lost to his mother by one. Only 24 of 110 eligible voters cast ballots as many were away at a naval review. The new mayor urged an investigation and questioned resignations.
Mrs Beatrice L Blue of 2134 Liberty Avenue and her sons Ronald 11 and Jack 12 sustained minor injuries in a two car collision at Liberty Avenue and Fourteenth Street Thursday evening. Mrs Blue injured knee and sons abrasions were treated at Union Hospital and all were later released.
Deputy sheriffs James McKinney and Jay Bailey investigate two burglaries reported Thursday. At Zephyr Service Station 1631 Lafayette Avenue $4 to $5 in nickels and pennies were stolen Wednesday night through an open window. A saddle valued at $60 was taken from Todd Jorristma of R. A. 7 Terre Haute from his barn on U. S. 41 north of the city.
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