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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1951

Page

2

Trierweiler puts on show for slot machine destruction

Sheriff John Trierweiler announced on Friday that any person may witness the destruction of 47 slot machines seized in the December 13 1948 raid. Judge Frank Fisher ordered the destruction with witnesses and a serial number list. The event begins at noon Saturday June 16 and should finish by 1 15 pm with metal parts heated to prevent reuse.

John Trierweiler Frank Fisher Thomas Trierweiler Fisher

Immigrant Raid Nets Dozens on Hoboken Waterfront

U S immigration officials conducted their second large raid on the Hoboken waterfront seizing 24 ship jumpers. The operation targeted unauthorized travelers and followed earlier arrests, underscoring a crackdown on maritime border crossing attempts.

Hoboken N. J U.S

Raids Sweep River Front Areas Arrest 24 Suspected Aliens

A 32 man raiding party conducted synchronized thrusts into river-front rooming houses and homes to clear a violence plagued area of alleged illegal entrants. Those detained were booked on suspicion of illegal entry, with many previously rounded up in Tuesday’s 62 arrests and a smaller raid on Wednesday yielding 10 more.

New Flight Added at Hulman Field Schedule

Chicago and Southern Air Lines introduces a new flight at Hulman Field with a northbound departure to Chicago at 8 19 a m C S T and a southbound service effective today.

Hulman Field Chicago & Southern Air Lines C.S.T Chicago

Hulman Field Reports Six Daily Regular Flights

A schedule shows Hulman Field operates six regular flights daily with east bound departures at 8 45 a m and 2 25 p m and west bound departures at 4 15 p m CST Revisions say Trans World Airlines schedules remain unchanged and two morning departures are listed at 8 37 a m and 5 12 p m CST for other flights within the same day.

Hulman Field C.S.T Trans World Airlines Cs.t

Two Terre Haute youths join the Navy as seaman recruits

Robert Allen Isham, 17, of 1601 Harding Avenue, and George Wesley Doughty, 18, of 1908 South Fifth Street, were accepted as seaman recruits at Indianapolis and sent to the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes Illinois.

Terre Haute Navy Indianapolis W. L. Carey Navy Oe Toay Robert Allen Isham Harding Avenue George Wesley Doughty South Fifth Street Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill

Hoosier Yacht Towed Into Newport Harbor

The 76 foot Spendthrift owned by Maynard Lawrence of East Chicago Indiana was towed into Newport harbor after its engine failed off Rhode Island. A coast guard picket boat from Castle Hill secured a line to prevent grounding as heavy seas drove the distressed yacht toward shore.

Newport, R.I Maynard Lawrence East Chicago Ind Newport Harbor Rhode Island Lawrence Castle Hill

Young Man Killed Along Highway Near Greenfield

Raymond Agrue eighteen from Critten den Kentucky was found dead along U S 40 four miles west of Greenfield Indiana. State police say he was apparently struck by a semi trailer as he walked the highway and the driver may not have known the impact.

Greenfield Ind U.P Raymond Agrue Crittenden U.S. 40 Here Agrue

Drops Proposal For Commercial Rent Controls

The Senate banking committee sidestepped a move to extend rent control to commercial properties with no formal vote. Senator Benton and administration aides steered away from inclusion amid strong opposition while a new federal rent control plan aims to replace the current law before June 30. President Truman had urged controls for both commercial and private rents in defense areas to be designated by Secretary Marshall and Wilson.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Benton Conn Truman

Waldon Heads Pioneer Post 346 Commander

T G Waldon Jr was elected commander of Pioneer Post 346 of the American Legion at a Thursday meeting. Other officers elected include Richard Cooper as first vice commander Richard Mills as second vice commander T G Waldon Sr adjutant and finance officer Felix Winston service officer William M Holmes chaplain Robert LeRoy historian James Oates sergeant at arms and delegates and alternates to the state convention.

T. G. Waldon, Jr Pioneer Post The American Legion Richard Cooper Richard Mills T. G. Waldon, Sr Felix Winston William M. Holmes Robert Leroy James Oates T. G. Walden

Yale Professor Latourette Elected American Baptist Head

Dr. Kenneth S. Latourette, Yale University missions and Oriental history professor, was elected president of the American Baptist convention in Buffalo. He succeeds Dr. Edward H. Pruden, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Washington, D.C.

Buffalo N.Y Kenneth S. Latourette Tory Yale University American Baptist Convention Edward H. Pruden First Baptist Church of Washington, D.C

Legislators Reunion Set for June 23 24 at Hulman's Park

The Indiana State Legislators Club announces its summer reunion on Saturday and Sunday June 23 and 24 with city headquarters in the Terre Haute House. Activities begin with a 4 p.m. reception, a 6:30 p.m. buffet, and dancing at 9 p.m. Sunday features a 10 a.m. start and a Forest Park picnic with fishing swimming and boating.

Indiana State Legislators Club Hulman Forest Park Terre Haute House

Paris B and P W Club ends year with Rev Hall speaker

Paris Illinois June 15 special Rev Clarence G Hall pastor of Catlin Methodist church will speak at the final meeting of the Paris B and P W Club for the fiscal year at Hotel France. Hall was the speaker last year.

Paris Clarence G. Hall Catlin Ill Paris B P. W Hotel France Hall Hume High School Glen Roth Ben Henderson Paris Lodge of Elks Mt. Carmel, Ill Mt. Carmel Nick H. Feder Illinois Elks Association W. S. Maddock Niles, Mich Charles Woodbridge Presbyterian Church Ella Adkins Cora Danner Elma Clark Daisy Bates Mary Loy Ft. Sumpter Public Park Kansas Edgar County Eula Bibo Colorado Springs Colo A. S. Konselman Antonie Illinois Wesleyan Bibo Konselman June L. Edmondson Hollywood Cal Friendship Club Evalena Richey Douglas Street

Territorial lawmakers hold Vigo county reunion of families

Starting at noon a 25 piece band from the Terre Haute American Federation of Musicians will furnish music. The picnic dinner is at 2 p.m. Senator Jack O Grady is president, Dorothy Gardener vice president, Ed win Beaman secretary treasurer. Lawmakers expect one of the best reunions ever held. O Grady and Leon ard Conrad attend.

Ing Terre Haute American Federation of Musicians Jack O’grady Vigo and Sullivan Dorothy Gardener Allen County Edwin Beaman Gibson Pike Counties O’grady Leonard Conrad Vigo County

Vigo County Members Named to Greeting Committee

Vigo County representatives Richard Cronin Walter Maehling and John Ryan will join club officers on the greeting committee.

Vigo County Richard Cronin Walter Maehling John Ryan

James Martin Appointed Terre Haute City Fireman

James Martin aged 30 of 1723 North Third Street was appointed as a Terre Haute city fireman to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Joseph King. Martin, a Republican, is married with two children and will begin duty at fire headquarters Saturday.

James Martin North Third Street Terre Haute Joseph King Martin

DiSalle Says Cattle Price Controls Satisfactory

Gov erment price controls on cattle have worked out as well or better than expected according to Price Director Michael V. DiSalle. No changes will be needed in regulations after a meeting with about 300 midwestern cattle feeders in Chicago. Cattle shipments at 12 leading markets this week rose from 104,979 to 126,800 head, with earlier weeks showing lower volumes and beef shortages at retail.

Chicago Michael V. DiSalle DiSalle

Wedemeyer Granted Retirement Request

San Francisco June 15 The retirement request of General Albert C. Wedemeyer has been granted by the Army Sixth Army. The 56 year old commander will be relieved of duty July 31 after being notified in Washington where he testified at the MacArthur hearings.

San Francisco Albert C. Wedemeyer Sixth Army Wedemeyer Washington MacArthur

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