Judge suspends Higginbotham driving privileges after cruise incident
Charles E. Higginbotham 33 of 1430 South Thirteenth street faced a City Court penalty of 50 dollars plus costs and a 120 day driving ban for intoxication and auto use. Andrew Hartman 47 pleaded guilty to intoxication and received a suspended fine. Others fined include Rebecca Pollick 45 for a red light violation and Glenn Featherstone 23 for speeding.
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Edward S. Everett
Charles E. Higginbotham
South Thirteenth Street
Higginbotham
Andrew Hartman
Lafayette Avenue
Joseph Tawil
Tawil
Rebecca Pollick
Monterey Avenue
Eleventh Street
Wabash Avenue
Glenn R. Featherstone
Eighth Avenue
South Third Street
Pat S. Martin
South Sixteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Warren Shultz
Shepardsville
Carl J. Wilson
Melvin R. Story
First Avenue
West Urges Big Four Parley
The United States Britain and France urged Russia to hold a Big Four foreign ministers meeting to ease world tensions. They presented identical notes to Andrei Gromyko in Paris calling for a parley without further deputy work, seeking an agreed agenda already debated since March 5.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Andrei A. Gromyko
Old 1856 hotel menu shows lavish courses and forms
Washington June 15 A U P story recalls a February 5 1856 hotel ball supper menu for ladies. The dinner featured oysters meats game aspics and ornate pyramids followed by cold roasts fruit desserts and coffees. The writer links the opulent feast to past dining splendors and recalls Escoffier inspired banquets.
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Washington
U.P
Douglas A. Stalker
Poland
Payroll Robbers Hunted in Ohio
In Warren Ohio on June 15 a $42,000 payroll heist targeted the Aristory Federal Credit Union staff Harlan Villers and Tom Trifflette. Four masked men in a second car forced the pair to stop on the road and seized the money before fleeing.
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Warren
Ohio
Harlan Villers
Tom Trifflette
Aristory Federal Credit Union
Copperweld Steel Co
Trifflette
Guard Rita's Child Against Kidnaping
District Attorney Jack Streeter deployed a seven man guard to shield Screen Actress Rita Hayworth and her 17 month old daughter Yasmin at a rental home in Glenbrook. He cited threats traced to Miami and said a hoodlum warned Yasmin would be valuable.
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Glenbrook
Rita Hayworth
Jack Streeter
Yasmin
Streeter
Miami
Fla
Rita
Aly Khan
Florida
New Castle Child Dies From Tetanus After Injury
Rita Faye Estes aged 4 of New Castle Ind died at the New Castle Clinic from tetanus following a stick injury at play. Her father James Estes an electrician had accidentally rammed the stick into her neck. The wound was sewn but not thought serious.
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New Castle
Ind
Rita Faye Estes
James Estes
Polio Claims Life of 8 Year Old William Cripe
William Dean Cripe 8, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cripe Route 1 Wabash, died of polio last night at Northern Indiana Children's Hospital He was stricken Oct 21 and spent most of his time in an iron lung his condition worsened a week ago.
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South Bend
Ind
William Dean Cripe
Joseph Cripe
Route 1
Wabash
Indiana Children’s Hospital
Home Ec Members Return From St. Louis Tour
Twenty nine Vigo County Home Economic Club members returned from a two day trip to St. Louis. Co home demonstration agent Phyllis Malone reported the group visited dairy interests and other sites and attended a banquet Wednesday at the Mark Twain Hotel.
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Vigo County
U S Opposes New Truce Offer in Korea Talks
The United States resists any new cease-fire bid with the Chinese Communists while open to talks if they initiate. State Department says Peiping must see reduced fighting power before any proposal gains support. Dean Rusk outlined the stance in meetings with diplomats. Britain hints at reviving a 16 nation cease-fire appeal, but Washington resists. A UN report by Truman could be considered, but would be general.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Korea
Red China
Peiping
Dean Rusk
Britain
Truman
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Leaflets Denounce Mao in Red Shanghai
In Red Shanghai on June 3 nationalist sources report leaflets denouncing the Chinese Reds. The flyers protested the communist anti American movement and Chinese Red intervention in Korea. Slogans urged Mao Tse tung defeat and Chiang Kai shek to return.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Red Shanghai
Korea
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao
Red
Weekly War News Roundup
The report notes Red China and North Korea refuse peace talks and endure setbacks from a spring offensive. Iran arrests nineteen Britons over illegal entry as tribesmen resist oil nationalization delays. Russia continues arming Korea as UN forces advance, hinting the war could end soon if Moscow halts supplies.
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China
North Korea
United Nations
Dean Acheson
Peiping
Iran
Russia
Korea
U.N
Search for Holley's body on Wabash River continues
The body of Samuel Holley 21 of 1333 Fifth Avenue remains missing as sheriff deputies and naval reserve divers persist in dislodging debris near Otter Creek where a fishing trot line boat sank. Dynamite and floodlights fail to locate him despite days of effort.
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Wabash River
Samuel Holley
Fifth Avenue
John Trierweiler
Mervin Taylor
Jay Bailey
Joseph Crock
Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve Station
Holley
Otter Creek
Wabash
Farm Operators Net Income Reaches 13 Billion in 1950
U S farm operators reported a net income near 13 billion dollars for 1950 reflecting gains across crop and livestock sectors. The year marked a strong performance amid rising agricultural prices and market demand.
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U.S
Oil giant defies Iran demand as AIOC evacs dependents
An AIOC representative from London said talks with Iran over the firm's fate continue while the airlift of about 1000 dependents from Abadon to Britain proceeds. He noted by June 27 most British women and children will be evacuated, leaving only nurses and a handful of female staff.
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London
Dicker
AIOC
Abadon
Britain
Dust in Earth Atmosphere Could Form 587‑Foot Cube
A rough estimate suggests all the dust in Earth's atmosphere, if collected, would assemble into a cube measuring 587 feet on each side. This figure highlights the vast, unseen particulate load surrounding the planet.
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China Union Press
San Francisco Harbor
Far East
U.S.S. Philippine Sea
Harman W. Nichols
Chicago
Chinatown
Escoffier
Les Amis D’escoffier
Minneapolis
Yorkshire
U.S.S. Walke
Japan
International Soundphoto
Moscow
Breatheasy Distributors, Inc
Seattle
S. 6Th St
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