Freeing of Two U S Jesuit Priests by Communist China
Hong Kong reports the release of American Jesuit Fathers Charles J. McCarthy and John Alexander Houle after four years of detention. Both men, 42, from California, left Shanghai for Hong Kong and planned to depart within about ten days. At release they were in fair health and declined to comment on imprisonment conditions.
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Hong Kong
China
Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
John Alexander Houle
Glendale
Calif
Shanghai
Father McCarthy
Father Houle
Communist China
Peiping-Tientsin
Father House
Ogden Dunes Plans Buffer Zone Against Steel Mills
Ogden Dunes Indiana plans to ban new steel mills within two miles of town limits to protect dunes and beaches. The master plan also bars refineries packing plants and explosives facilities. A public hearing is set for June 26 before town officials vote on approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Ogden Town Plan Commission
Indiana Dunes
Ogden Dunes
Burns Ditch
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Edward W. Osann, Jr
Plan Commission
Suspect Held on Charges In Local Woman Case
Robert Killibrew 29 of 801 Fifteenth Street is held on a preliminary charge as prosecutors investigate allegations he kept a woman and her two children in a car for four hours. The incident began when the woman, seeking a window repair, allowed him to test drive the car and he refused to return to the garage for hours. She was released on Wabash Avenue after two more hours in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Killibrew
Fifteenth Street
John A. Kesler
Robert Wallace
Killibrew
Wabash Avenue
Two Terre Haute Kiwanis members to attend 42nd convention
Fred Kramer and R B Harvey of Terre Haute will attend Kiwanis International’s 42nd annual convention in Atlantic City June 23 to 27. About 15 000 Kiwanians and wives will join in Atlantic City Convention Hall for five days of sessions with speakers including U S Vice President Richard M Nixon and Kiwanis International President Reed C Culp. Culp will keynote on Integrity Leadership Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kramer
R. B. Harvey
Terre Haute
Kiwanis International
Atlantic City
Reed C. Culp
Richard M. Nixon
Youth for Christ Convention to convene at Winona Lake
The 13th annual Youth for Christ International Convention will be held at Winona Lake from June 30 to July 14. A highlight is the national high school Bible quiz contest with five member teams competing in finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Youth For Christ International
Winona Lake
Lincoln Receives Law License in 1836
In 1836 Abraham Lincoln was admitted to practice law after passing the required examinations and being licensed by the state. The milestone marked the start of his legal career before his later political rise.
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Abraham Lincoln
Guest Consultant Named For ISTC Guidance Workshop
Dr. Douglas D. Blocksma a Grand Rapids psychologist will serve as guest resource for Indiana State Teachers College guidance workshop June 17 to 28. He meets with the group June 20 and 21. Miss Helen Ederle directs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas D. Blocksma
Grand Rapids, Mich
Indiana State Teachers College
Blocksma
Helen Ederte
Teenage Cyclist Narrowly Escapes After Crash
New Castle Indiana June 14 A Henry County teenager escaped death when his motorcycle crashed through a barbed wire fence. A strand of wire tangled around his throat requiring 12 stitches to close a wound from ear to ear. Robert L Atkinson 19 New Lisbon was treated and released from Henry County Hospital after losing control on a county road near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Ind
Henry County
Robert L. Atkinson
New Lisbon
Atkinson
Henry County Hospital
Walter F George Shows Encouraging Improvement at Emory
Former senator Walter F George age 79 is improving under treatment for heart disease at Emory University Hospital. A hospital bulletin cited optimism while noting the seriousness of his condition and that George serves as President Eisenhower's special ambassador to NATO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Walter F. George
Emory University Hospital
George
Eisenhower
NATO
Beaten Woman Reports Burglary Attempt at Home
Beaten 60 year old Mrs. Taylor says a burglar rifled a chest in her bedroom and struck her with an alarm clock. She was found by police and taken to a hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Va Taylor
Gasoline Sales Dominate Station Revenue
Gasoline sales account for about 70 percent of the dollar volume at the average service station, highlighting fuel as the main revenue driver.
Business outlook shifts as inflation fears rise in 1957
New York reports a shift toward inflation worries despite a cooling in industrial output. Bond yields near stock levels prompt investors to bid up stocks while anticipating higher prices. Banks note loans up from a year ago, housing starts rise seasonally, and auto production remains solid though below 1955. Industry sees inflation risk outweighing recession fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Road Bureau predicts 81 million motor vehicles by 1965
The Bureau of Public Roads estimates highway traffic will reach 81 million motor vehicles by 1965, 16 million more than current totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
Markets at a Glance Amid Quiet Trading
Markets show irregular activity across stocks and bonds in quiet trading. U S government bonds dip slightly while American and Midwest stocks drift. Cotton futures advance with grains in Chicago moving unevenly. Wheat corn oats rye soybeans and land futures fluctuate. Hogs hold steady to up 25 cents to 20 40, cattle scarce at 22 50, sheep sparse with top 24 50 and weak 26 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Midwest
Chicago
Weather Sparks Wheat Rally On Chicago Board
Wheat futures rose after Thursday's drop as buying supported gains amid ongoing winter wheat conditions. Old style wheat mid-morning up to 1 percent, July at 2.03 dollars. new style wheat similarly higher. Corn and oats eased slightly while rye added about 1 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Teen driver fined for suspended license and speeding
Carl Lee Fields of 1514 South Third Street, Terre Haute, 19, was fined 130.50 in City Court after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended license and speeding. Judge Ernest J. Zwerner gave 114.75 for the suspension charge and 15.75 for speeding following a police arrest for 50 mph in a 30 mph zone. Fields’ license suspension stemmed from prior convictions in Vigo and Hendricks counties under Indiana’s points system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Carl Lee Fields
South Third Street
Ernest J. Zwerner
William Maxwell
Fields
Hendricks County
Vigo County
Maxwell
Drilling Case Moves to Sullivan Circuit Court
The Lohman Johnson Illi Company, Inc. sues Steve Perkin of 7 U S Meadows Center seeking 2682.44 in money owed on an Illinois oil well. Perkin requested venue change from Vigo to Sullivan County, with Sullivan chosen after striking Clay and Vermillion counties and Parke county as plaintiff. Joe Lowdermilk will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohman-Johnson Illi Company, Inc
Steve Perkin
Kiwanis Auction Tonight at Meadows Shopping Center
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Terre Haute hosts its second annual fund raising auction at Meadows Center lower level auditorium tonight at 7 PM with a second session at 1 PM Saturday. About 350 to 400 items include dictaphone transcriber, mimeograph, washers, stoves, radios, motor oil, pipes and bric a brac while a rummage sale precedes both sessions. Max Wright serves as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows Center
Kiwanis Club
Greater Terre Haute
Lowell Jackson
Jackson
Mystery Bull Bones Found in Iron Box After Storm
Bones uncovered near Harold Fisher's home were determined by Dr. William P. Allyn of Indiana State Teachers College to be bovine, likely weighing around 1,000 pounds. The iron box lay entangled in a uprooted tree near the site, leaving the bovine origin and burial motive unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresser
William P. Allyn
Indiana State Teachers College
Harold Fisher
Allyn
Jack
Cataract Lake Closed In Owen County Flood Weekend
Cataract Lake in Owen county was closed to boating and swimming this weekend as water rose nine feet above flood stage after heavy rain. Kenneth Cougill, state parks director, announced the closure.
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Indianapolis
Owen County
Kenneth Cougill
Irregular Market Slows After Rally From 1957 Highs
New York stock traders faced a slower session after three days of gains. Olin-Mathieson fell sharply on disappointment over a Squibb cancer drug claim though other leaders like United Aircraft and Caterpillar slipped slightly. Bonds also lost value as turnover eased.
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New York
Olin - Mathieson
Olin-Mathieson
E. R. Squibb
Squibb
United Aircraft
Goodrich
Caterpillar
International Nickel
Allied Chemical
U.S
Norman Hoover Family Hit By Mumps Outbreak
Norman Oklahoma report notes Norman Hoover and his three sons contracted mumps in succession with Mrs. Hoover affected after the sons, describing a family illness sequence in a small Norman community.
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Norman
Okla
Norman Hoover
Produce and dairy market report from Chicago June 14
Live poultry steady at 82 000 lbs with no USDA price changes. Cheese steady with daisies longhorns and processed loaf at defined ranges. Butter steady at 2 034 000 lbs across scores 98 and 92 59 90 89. Eggs steadier at 13 600 cases with varied sizes and current receipts 2612.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S.D.A
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 14
Chicago livestock prices show hogs 4,500 head with steady to 25 higher gains. No. 1-3 hogs 190-225 pounds at 19.75-20.40, 230-260 pounds at 19.00-19.75. Cattle and calves limited with slow test in some classes. steers and heifers weak to 1.00 lower, high grade steers 15.00-22.50, good heifers around 21.50. Lambs 22.00-24.50, some old crop shorn lambs 18.00-19.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana livestock market report from Indianapolis sale
June 14 report from Indianapolis shows hogs 180 to 240 pounds opening steady to higher with momentum fading. 1-3 mixed weight steers 180-240 pounds bring 19.75 to 20.50 per cwt, 240-280 and 280-350 pound cattle mix 18.50 to 20.00, sows 13.50 to 17.50. steers 1,900 to 1,250 pounds bring 22.50 with some low choice heifers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cattle and Sheep Prices Reported for Market
Utility cows $13.50 to $16.50 and commercial cows $13.50 to $16.50. Canners and cutters $11.50 to $14.00. Vealers active at $21.50 to $24.00. Sheep at 200 head steady with spring lambs $21.00 to $23.00 and slaughter sheep scarce. Shorn slaughter ewes $3.00 to $6.00.
Cincinnati Livestock Auction Report June 14
Hogs 1 900 bulk receipts mostly 2 3 190 250 lb barrows and gilts barrows 373 lb 17 50 mixed U S 1 3 lb sows 15 17 450 600 lb 14 15 bears around 11 25. Cattle 500 calves 150 steady to weak good steers 800 1 000 lb 20 50 21 50, utility 16 18 cutter 14 14 50, good heifers 20 50 21 00 utility cows 14 14 50 canners 11 14 bulls 16 17. Spring lambs steady strong few lots around 80 lb 24 90. Poorly tested overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.S
U. S
Butter wholesale prices and receipts report
New York June 14 butter market steady to firm with 402000 lb receipts and 12500 cases. Wholesale prices show AA 93 score 60 42 cents per lb A 92 score 60 60 cents B 90 58 14 cents C 89 56 14 cents. Nearby large 48 50 lb White 34 36 cents, brown 35 36 14. medium White 31 32, brown 30 14 31. Midwestern extras AA 48 50 lb White 33 34 12, brown 35 35 42. Mediums 60 percent A White 29 29 14, mixed 28 29. Extras 55 percent A Large 45 48 lb White 32 33, mixed 32 33.
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U. S
A. Steeee
S. S. Kresge Te Sere Motors and
Tewwere
Mont. Ward Borg-Warner Atte
Lerner Stores
Motors
Sears, Ree. Ee
Elec
Woolworth
Gen. Motors Wreen
Stu-Packard
A. C. FP
Allis Chalmers Distillers
Armour & Co
Seagram Corp
Hiram Walker
Amer. Mach. & F Nat
Alco
Lima Ham
Budd Co
Coseeeaes Me
Briggs & Stratton
Blaw Knox
Foods
Ben. Ind
Genl
Mills Teen Wee
Union Bag
Oteves
Com
Crown Cork Free
Cole
Fuel Iron
Aveo
Can Calif. Packing
Bendix Avia E*eee
Cit
Bell Aire
Boeing Airp. Clark Juip Treee
Curtisser
Colgate
Celotex
Fairchild E. & A
Cluett-Peasea
Grum
Amer
United Airs
Kodak
Pan American Ileeeeas
Fairbanks Morse
Er Eee Waar
Flintkote Co
Esas Firestone Rubbers
Foster-Wheeler
Greyhound Seow Gen. Electricics
U. S.rubber
Emerson Elec
Gillette Savas Bee
Houd
Aoc Br. Co
Negtene Minesco
Peewee Cal & Hecla Eweee
Howe Sound
Rayon
Phel Kennecott
Johns Manville Reynolds Metal
St. Joe
Solv
Libby Owens-Ford
Dow Chemical
DuPont
Natl. Lead Co
Freeport Sylph
Masonite Cor
Cone
Hooker Electric
Murray Minn
Moline Co
Int. Minn. & Chem
Heer Teee Monsanto
Int .Nickel Seueee
Olin Mathieson
Natl
G. Stauffer Chem
Union Car Tex
Gulf Sul
Owens Corn
Fiber
Caroline Chem Oliver Farms
Pepsi-Cola Co Television Proc
Broad
Okaig i
New York
Midwestern
Local Markets Livestock and Grain Prices Report
Salable hogs ranged with a steady market from 17.00 to 20.00 per hundredweight. Hogs the bulk of 190 to 240 pounds at 19.00 to 19.50, choice hogs 20.00, sows 13.50 to 16.50. Poultry prices delivered. Grade A large eggs 25 cents. Wheat 1.81, oats 0.72, corn 1.20 to 1.22, soybeans 2.17 top for yellow, 1.87 for black and mixed.
Notice to All People in Estate of Caroline Kalber Vigo Court
In Vigo Circuit Court Probate Division May Term 1957 the estate of Caroline Anna Kalber deceased filed a final account for final settlement. The hearing on the final account will be June 27 1957. All heirs and interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claim and show cause why the account should not be approved. Judge Herbert. Ralph E Brill attorney. Estate No 20756.
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State of
Indiana
County of
Vigo
Caroline Ones Kalber
Caroline Anna Kalber
Reta Kalber
S Seaee
Atserson
Pare Ve. Herbert
Ralph E. Brill
Maud V. Bates
Memorial note and thanks from the Casmarty family
The notice remembers Grover C. Casmarty who died June 14 and thanks friends for help, condolences, and flowers during the illness and death of Tursey Emma. The message also credits Rev Dr Grainger and mentions chiropractors Dr T M Reid and a short quip about the shortest distance between points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Casmarty
Vigo County to Hold Special Meeting for Emergency Appropriations
Vigo County Indiana County Council will meet at Terre Haute Court House at 10 00 A M on a Wednesday in June 1957 to consider emergency appropriations for an extraordinary need. Taxpayers may attend and speak on necessity. the hearing will be followed by actions and potential state board referral.
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Vigo County
Indiana
Terre Haute
Dudont
Saill
Prga Air Office
Circuit Court
Linton Township
Nevins Township
Pierson Township
Prairie Creek Township
Prairieton Township
Riley Township
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Everett J. Ree
Board of Public Works and Safety
City Hall
Fifth Avenue
19Th Street
25Th Street
Seventh Avenue
23Rd Street
Liberty Avenue
Chase Street
State Board of Accounts
City of
Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety
Raymond F. Thomas
al Ellis
Frank P. Crawford
Will care for pre school children in my home
Individual offers in home care for preschool children on a day or weekly basis. References available. License or registry note L-3662.
Huffer's Beauty Shop Closes for June, Miller's Takes Over
Huffer's Beauty Shop at 677 Wabash with Paessenante service announces closure from June 6 to June 16. Miller's Beauty Shop at 2814 Washington replaces the space. No appointment needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffer’s Beauty Shop
Wabash
Paessenante
Miller’s Beauty Shop
Washington
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Youth For Christ
Ark Royal
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Norfolk
International Soundphoto
I.S.T.C. Guidance Workshop
University of Michigan
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University of Chicago
Grand Rapids Butterworth Hospital
Group Dynamics Center
City of Grand Rapids Human Relations Commission
Torch Club
Grand Rapids Y.M.C.A
Y.M.C.A
American Psychological Association
American Personnel and Guidance Association
Blacksma
Miss Ederle
Raleigh W. Holmstedt
Indiana State
Wilbur Young
Bruce Shertzer
Otis G. Jamison
Paul Johnson
James Hollis
Business Mirror
United Press
Sullivan CO
Meadows Shopping Center
Max Wright
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Atl
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Beesee
Central
Ches
N. Y.N.H. & Hart
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Bristol & Meyers
Merk Co
Park Davis As. Pfizer
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Ocie We Deess
Great West
West Dies
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Ties
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Phillip M Morr Reynolds Tob
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Gulf Oil
Continental
YM Ltd. Oil N. Eee
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Plymouth Oil
Royal Dutch Tte
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Acme
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Armco
Gopperweld, Steel
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Granite City
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Sharon
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Chicago Livestock
Indianapolis Livestock
Cincinnati Livestock
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Coss
T. M. Reid
Takwa
Terre Haute, Ind
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Public Works and Safety Ice
Board
Wallace Nursing Home
Bertha
Emberton’s
Ohio
Mike’s
Derby Hill
Grace Bernon
S. 14Th
Marie Boyll
Gladys’ Klip
N’ Kurl
Beech
J. Sparks
Marsh
Sycamore
Busy Bee
Krausbee Cleaners
Parakeet
Turquoise
Tony
Perry
Nickie
Collett Park District
A. m
Vicinity
4Th & Wa
Howard Withers
Mt. Pleasant Church
Welfare Finance Corporation
Len M. Sharpe
Mer
Commonwealth Loan CO
Cor
Wabdoth & Seventh Rewlert Loans
Red Rocker
Blanford, Mgr
Wab
Wabash Ave
6Th and Wabash
Herman D. Becker
Ben Becker Shoe Co., Inc
M Mo
Crawford
Wasen
Sore Lee
Ae Nth Moe
N. 6Th Street
Oat Io
Torte
Eres Corporation
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