Two Indiana Welfare Workers Fired for Appeal Planned
A lawyer for two dismissed state welfare employees says he will appeal to Marion County Superior Court after the state personnel board upheld the firings of George L. Diven and Evan L. Parker. Frank A. Symmes Sr. criticizes the board for blocking evidence of communists and claims radicals were allowed to resign while dissenters were discharged.
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Indiana Welfare Department
Marion County Superior Court
Frank A. Symmes
State Personnel Board
George L. Diven
Evan L. Parker
Symmes
Personnel Board
Packing Company Workers Still Idle
About 300 Local 381 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America union members at Home Packing Company remained idle after walking out Wednesday over working conditions set by an efficiency expert. Other plant unions reported workers still on the job.
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Home Packing Company
Injured Driver Blames Lights In Prairie Creek Crash
Thomas Weir, 62, of Prairie Creek, was taken to St Anthony's Hospital with chest injuries after his car sideswiped a truck driven by Clarence Totten, 60, of 941 North First Street Prairieton. Totten and his wife Edna Totten, 45, were uninjured. Weir said blinded by Totten's truck lights caused the collision.
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Thomas Weir
Prairie Creek
St. Anthony's Hospital
Clarence Totten
North First Street
Prairieton
Mervin Taylor
Ed Reely
Weir
Totten
Edna Totten
Driver dies of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in parked truck
Rochester Indiana June 16 reports say a Luxora Arkansas truck driver Andrew May 36 was found dead in the cab of his parked truck. Police indicate he apparently died of carbon monoxide poisoning after bringing a group of itinerant laborers to the area Thursday.
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Rochester
Ind
Luxora
Ark
Andrew May
Driver Faces Charge After Town Crash
Police say Harry Roberts aged 62 of 1663 Tippecanoe Street faces a charge of driving while intoxicated after his truck collided with a police squad car and another auto at the intersection of Twenty fifth and Locust Streets. Louis Burnice aged 52 of 2415 Eighth Avenue was driving east on Locust Street when Roberts turned left from Twenty fifth.
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Harry Roberts
Tippecanoe Street
Twenty-fifth
Locust Streets
Miller and Yontz
Roberts
Twenty-fifth Street
Locust Street
Louis Burnice
Eighth Avenue
Burnice
Newly Installed Officers of Altrusa Club
Pearl York Gibson was named president with Lucille Kramer as vice president Harriet Drake as secretary and Minnie Parker as treasurer. The installation occurred at a dinner where Mrs. Ivy Cowan presented orchids to each officer Gordon Belles spoke on Terre Haute Blanche Hupp chaired the dinner and Blanche Fuqua introduced Mr Belles.
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Altrusa Club
Pearl York Gibson
Lucille Kramer
Harriet Drake
Minnie Parker
Ivy Cowan
Gordon Belles
Terre Haute
Blanche Hupp
Altrusa
Blanche Fuqua
Belles
Indiana University to award five honorary degrees Monday
Five honorary degrees will be conferred at Indiana University's 122nd commencement. Recipients include Jorge Bacobo of Manila and James Grover McDonald of New York, alongside Wendell M. Stanley of Berkeley Oscar N. Torian of Sewanee and Alexander Petrunkevitch of New Haven. Degrees span doctor of science and doctor of laws.
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Ind
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Indiana
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Manila
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I.U. School of Law
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University of the Philippines
Quezon
Philippines
James Grover McDonald
New York
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United States
Israel
New York Times
National Broadcasting Company
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Wendell M. Stanley
Berkeley
Calif
Ridgeville
Earlham College
Biochemistry
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Sewanee
Tenn
Evansville
School of Medicine
Emerald-Hodgson Hospital
Alexander Petrunkevitch
New Haven
Petrunkevitch
Theaters Show Weekday Film Lineup Across Cities
A listing of current screenings across theaters including Fighting Coast Guard with Brian Donlevy at Grand and Dear Brat with Mona Freeman at Wabash. Other houses feature adventures and romances with stars such as Eleanor Parker Gary Cooper John Wayne Tim Holt Ray Milland Nancy Davis Abbott and Costello in various double bills.
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Ray Milland
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Democratic Action picks speakers for state convention
Indianapolis June 16 Ira Haymaker Democratic State Chairman and State Representative Jesse Dickinson of South Bend were named as speakers for tomorrow's first state convention of the Americans for Democratic Action.
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U.P
Ira Haymaker
Jesse Dickinson
South Bend
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Student Arrested Sues Sheriff for 15000 in Indiana
Louis Dalessio, 24, Brunswick Mo., an Anderson College student, sues Madison County sheriff Joe L. Brogdon for 15000 alleging unlawful arrest and false imprisonment. He says a deputy arrested him May 1 while delivering credit booklets near Anderson, no warrant was issued, and he was jailed without a telephone call until the following day.
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Joe L. Brogdon
Madison County
Anderson College
Louis Dalessio
Brunswick
Brogdon
Anderson
Greencastle Banker Heads State Group
J. B. Crosby of Greencastle was elected president of the Indiana Bankers Association at the 54th annual convention. Ralph E. Horner of Winamac was chosen first vice president and Earl F. Hammond of Shelbyville became treasurer. L. L. Matthew of South Bend retires as president.
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French Lick
Ind
J. B. Crosby
Greencastle
Indiana Bankers Association
Ralph E. Horner
Winamac
Earl F. Hammond
Shelbyville
L. L. Matthew
South Bend
Vin cennes Republican Joins World War Memorial Panel
Mrs Joseph Meurer of Vincennes was appointed by Governor Schricker to the World War Memorial Commission for a three year term. The announcement came in Indianapolis on June 16.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Joseph Meurer
Vincennes
World War Memorial Commission
Schricker
MacArthur’s Texas tour ends with calls to end appeasement
General Douglas MacArthur wraps up his Texas campaign in Fort Worth after four days of touring Dallas and surrounding areas. He appeals to supporters to demand a U.S. policy change, saying ouster by President Truman would be welcomed. He speaks before a Cotton Bowl crowd as applause interrupts his address.
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Douglas MacArthur
Texas
U.S
Truman
U.N
Fort Worth
Identify 288 More Korean Casualties
Washington report lists 288 additional U S casualties from the Korean War. The Defense Department releases List No 329 detailing 43 killed 190 wounded 25 missing five dead of wounds 17 injured and eight prisoners of war.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
David Lee Installed as New Community Theater President
David Lee becomes president of the Community Theater succeeding Frank Briggs. A vice president will be chosen later while Mrs Mary Townsley is re elected treasurer and Miss Dorothy Kelley is elected secretary. New board member Dr C N Combs joins a list of re elected directors including John Bloxsom Mesdames Biel Moorehead Nattkemper Root Talley Wann Irwin Hazel dine and Frank Briggs.
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David Lee
Lee
Frank Briggs
Mary Townsley
Dorothy Kelley
C. N. Combs
John Bloxsome
Mesdames
Robert Biel
T. W. Moorehead
L. D. Nattkemper
Chapman
Love of a Match Win the Mix-Match Teen Pattern
Advertisement for Marian Martin sewing pattern 9197 in Teenage sizes with multiple garments and yardage requirements. Instructions include sending coins to Terre Haute Tribune pattern dept in Chicago for pattern 9197 and a free beachrobe pattern offer.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
P.O
Chicago
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