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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
5
The Indiana State Teachers College summer program begins Monday with first session July 19 deadline and second five week session July 22 to August 23. Registration runs 7 40 a m to 3 p m in the Physical Education Building. Seventeen workshop courses accompany regular classes.
Attorney Charles Henderson was fined $25 by Vanderburgh Circuit Judge Ollie Reeves for contempt of court after failing to appear with a client in a bad check case. Henderson attributed his absence to oversleeping. Reeves referenced Henderson's prior political run.
George Meany president of the AFL CIO says organized labor will purge its ranks of those who would betray the labor movement or use it for selfish purposes. He spoke Thursday in Madison Square Garden before some crowd.
Boise idaho teenagers in the Boys State Legislature introduced a bill to prohibit sale of horror or terror type comic books. No action was taken on the measure on opening day.
About 15000 persons attended to honor David Dubinsky on his 25 year tenure as president of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. The AFL CIO leader praised Dubinsky calling him a great American patriot.
The I L G W U is called a typically American union as tributes pour in from figures including Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and Mayor Robert F Wagner for Dubinsky.
An autopsy revealed three .25 caliber bullets in the head of an unidentified man found along a gravel road three miles south of Seymour. Coroner Victor Burkholder said the examination showed a skull fracture and a deep throat wound. Maude Adams’ New York debut was at Star Theater in 1888 in The Paymaster.
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