Drivers Fined For Speeding And Red Light Violations In City Court
City Court fined four speeding motorists six dollars and seventy five cents each and warned of license revocation for offenses. Guilty pleas for red light violations brought three dollars and seventy five cents fines. Additional fines for intoxication ranged from five to twenty dollars with costs. one suspended fine was imposed on a probationary defendant.
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Bert Wood
William Bridges
Arleth Street
Hollis E. Hill
Montezuma
Glendle D. Cooprider
Clay City
George Morris
Ash Street
Gilbert Herzog
Rosedale
Oliver Flynn
Sidna R. Jackson
North Twenty-fourth Street
James Gilfier
Hammond
Gilfier
Billy Lacy
North Eighteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Wabash Avenue
Robert Montgomery
North Water Street
Dan Coplea
Leo Burns
North Avenue
Rain delays paint project at Weeks home
Painters from Local Union No. 197 of the American Federation of Labor paused work on the Joseph O Weeks home at 1617 South Third Street due to rain. About 20 workers were ready to finish the gift coat, with plans to complete next Saturday in roughly 20 minutes, aided by donations from Smith Alsop Paint and Varnish Company. Patrolmen Whitehouse and Martin organized the effort for the veteran police retiree who has diabetes and amputations.
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Joseph O. Weeks
South Third Street
Charles Whitehouse
Ernie Martin
Weeks
Police Department
Smith-Alsop Paint and Varnish Company
A.W.O.L. Soldier and Girl Held Over Car Theft
A.W.O.L. soldier from Fort Campbell and his 17 year old girlfriend from Peoria were jailed in Cheboygan County on stolen car charges. Wayne Clark 18 admitted stealing the car in Colorado during a Midwest crime tour and said he took three autos and looted 16 others. Dorothy Wade registered as his wife but did not participate in the robberies. They were bound over to Circuit Court for trial.
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Cheboygan
Mich
A.W.O.L
Fort Campbell
Peoria
Ill
Cheboygan County
Wayne Clark
Colorado
Dorothy Wade
Clark
Miss Wade
80000 Maritime Workers Go On Strike
New York June 16. Eighty thousand seamen engineers and radio operators across the east west and gulf coasts joined a strike by maritime unions to tie up non-defense ocean shipping. Demands include a 40 hour week 25 percent raise and vacation plan. Police strike patrols were ordered at New York waterfront but the area was quiet.
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New York
U.P. C
Gulf
Great Lakes
Welfare Director in Montgomery Out
Crawfordsville Ind June 16 The Montgomery county welfare director was discharged after five months in the job Earl Berry board president said Hugh G Craton formerly of Vincennes was ousted for lack of experience in welfare work Mrs Vonda Masters formerly of Fort Wayne will be named acting director Monday night
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Ind
Montgomery County
Earl Berry
Hugh G. Craton
Vincennes
Berry
Vonda Masters
Fort Wayne
Eleven Czechs to Face Treason Trial in Bratislava
Eleven Czechs will go on trial in the state court in Bratislava Monday on charges of high treason and spying for French diplomats, the official CTK news agency said today.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
CTK
Sorority Dance Tonight Supports Hospital Fund
Clinton Indiana June 16 La George and his orchestra will provide music for a sorority benefit dance at Aragon Hall tonight. Proceeds from the event go to the hospital extension fund.
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Clinton
Ind
la George
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Aragon Hall
Navy Seaman Paul W. Catterson Re-enlists
Paul W. Catterson 22 of 1450 North Eighth Street Clinton re-enlisted in the U S Navy as a seaman. He will report to the Washington D C receiving station for assignment.
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Paul W. Catterson
North Eighth Street
Clinton
Navy
W. L. Carey
Catterson
Washington, D. C
Former Church Fund Official Awarded 15000 for False Arrest
Cliff ord T Shephard, 65, a former church fund official from Irvington New Jersey, receives 15000 after two years in jail due to an identity mixup. Gov Alfred E Driscoll signed the bill amid prior pardons and forgone higher compensation.
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Trenton
N. J
Church Fund
Alfred E. Driscoll
Clifford T. Shephard
Shephard
Edward Eugene Sullivan
Rita Hayworth Hosts Amputee GIs at Lake Tahoe
Rita Hayworth aweeks host to 30 Korean War amputee veterans from San Francisco and Oakland hospitals. The actress arrived from Glenbrook Nevada for a holiday weekend with American Legion Post 795 at Lake Tahoe. She wore a white dress and greeted the servicemen as they were brought ashore in motor launches. The visit comes amid her divorce from Aly Khan and reflects her charity work with veterans.
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Cal
Rita Hayworth
San Francisco
Oakland
Miss Hayworth
Glenbrook
Nev
Aly Khan
American Legion Post
Indiana Alumni magazine names new managing editor
Bloomington Indiana June 16 John R Minton of Middletown Ohio was named managing editor of the Indiana Alumni magazine succeeding Hilda Henwood of Knightstown who has managed the magazine since 1943 Miss Henwood resigned from the post and will leave the staff
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Bloomington
Ind
John R. Minton
Middletown
Ohio
Corydon Democrat
Franklin Star
Indiana Alumni Magazine
Hilda Henwood
Knightstown
Richmond Palladium
Miss Henwood
Mauri Rose Divorce Cited Temperament and Cruelty
Mauri Rose, three time winner of the Indianapolis 500, is divorcing Ruth E. Rose. She testified to an ungovernable temper and daily rule remonstrations, with scenes at meals when dining out. The couple married June 13, 1948 and separated January 29, 1951. no children were reported. Rose had won the 500 mile race in 1941 1947 and 1948.
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Ind
Mauri Rose
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ruth E. Rose
Dan Pyle
Rose
Mae West Denies Slanting Career in $1 Million Suit
New York June 16 Mae West defends herself in a pre trial hearing over a $1 000 000 damage suit from Sara Allen claiming West gave permission for impersonations and then slandered Allen by alleging act theft West counters most people impersonate her and denies the charges.
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New York
Mae West
Sara Allen
Miss Allen
Miss West
Wives of strikers herded into jail in New Mexico
Silver City New Mexico June 16 Deputy sheriffs seized wives and mothers of striking zinc miners and herded them into Grant county jail after they blocked a highway to the Empire Zinc holdings Undersheriff Lewis Brown said 30 women were jailed and as many as 100 more could be taken into custody during the operation
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Silver City
N.M
U.P
Grant County
Empire Zine Holdings
Lewis Brown
Notre Dame challenges NCAA on live telecast policy
Notre Dame questions NCAA authority over live college football telecasts. President John J. Cavanaugh accuses policy makers of dictatorial powers though the university remains within the association and plans no announced decision on home game TV. Indiana, SMU, Purdue and Iowa are listed as home opponents.
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Ind
Notre Dame
N.C.A.A
John J. Cavanaugh
Irish
Indiana
Southern Methodist
Purdue
Iowa
Yak Tails Mounted on Silver Handles in India
Yak tails are often mounted on silver handles in India and used as stylish whisks.
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India
Man confesses to killing Indiana wife in Chicago
Edward Browning, 47, admitted fatally shooting Mrs. Clarabelle Albright, 46, with whom he lived six weeks. The body was found in a building entrance. Browning said she threatened to report him for Mann Act violations. Fort Wayne husband Roy Albright declined to claim the body.
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Chicago
U.P
Edward Browning
Clarabelle Albright
Roy Albright
Fort Wayne
Ind
Albright
Browning
Kiwanis Selects St Louis Delegates for International Convention
The Kiwanis Club of Terre Haute names James M. Trimble and Fred Giffel as delegates to the Kiwanis International Convention in St. Louis, June 17 to 21. The event expects about 10 000 Kiwanians and families, with Ferrall Rippetoe stating eminent speakers will address the gathering.
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Kiwanis Club of
Terre Haute
Kiwanis International
St. Louis
James M
Jimmy” Trimble
Fred Giffel
Ferrall Rippetoe
Hunk Anderson of Bears to Retire From Gridiron
Chicago May 16 Hunk Anderson longtime Bears line coach after eleven seasons and former Notre Dame head coach announces retirement from football He will work as a salesman for a Detroit steel company and devote weekends to Bears scouting He played at Notre Dame 1918 to 1921 under Knute Rockne later succeeding him in 1931 after Rockne's death.
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Chicago
Anderson
Chicago Bears
Notre Dame
Detroit Steel Company
Bears
Calumet
Mich
Knute Rockne
Rockne
St. Louis University
Unknown Girls Vie For College Golf Crown In Columbus
A freshman and a sophomore duel for the seventh Women's Intercollegiate Golf Championship at Ohio State course. Barbara Bruning of Wellesley from White Plains and Kathy McKinnon of Florida Southern from Lake Worth reached the final by beating Mary Ann Villegas and Betty Rowland respectively. Both are 18 and making their first title bid.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Barbara Bruning
Wellesley
White Plains
N. Y
Kathy MecKinnon
Florida Southern
Lake Worth
Miss McKinnon
Betty Rowland
Rollins
Miss Bruning
Birmingham
Mich
Bobby Locke
Kathy McKinnon
Oklahoma Still Unbeaten In NCAA Diamond Play
Oklahoma's Sooner baseball team kept its undefeated streak in the NCAA double elimination tourney by beating Southern California 4 to 1. The win gave Oklahoma a berth in tomorrow night's finals, as USC suffered its first defeat. Tennessee and Utah were set to meet in the afternoon to determine USC's opponent.
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Omaha
Oklahoma
N.C.A
Nelson Signs With White Sox From Purdue Pitcher
Eldon Nelson of Purdue signed with the Chicago White Sox and will report Monday to the Madisonville Ky farm club. A Staunton High graduate, Nelson posted a 6 4 record this season and earlier beat Wisconsin 2 1 in the Western Conference. The White Sox won his services over four other major league clubs.
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Staunton
Ind
Eldon Nelson
Purdue University
Chicago White Sox
Madisonville
Nelson
Louis Nelson
Brazil
Purdue
Wisconsin
White Sox
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
Louis knocks out Savold in Detroit while Gon salves stops Cruz in Hollywood and Salas defeats Gutierrez in Phoenix. Boxing results list fighters and locations with weights and outcomes from New York Englewood Oakland and Los Angeles shows.
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New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Lee Savold
Englewood
N. J
Hollywood
Calif
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Sant
Rudy Cruz
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Charlie Salas
Rafael Gutierrez
Play-off of the Century Will Decide Weathervane Open
Mildred Babe Zaharias and Patty Berg schedule a 36 hole playoff at Scarsdale and Deepdale courses to decide the Weathervane Open winner. The match raises 500000 Cerebral Palsy beneficiaries with $5000 first prize and a trophy on June 16 and 17 at Scarsdale and Deepdale in New York.
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New York
Mildred
Babe) Zaharias
Patty Berg
Golfdam
Deepdale Golf Club
Great Neck
Long Island
United Cerebral Palsy
United States
Zaharias
Miss Berg
Knollwood Country Club
White Plains
Scarsdale Golf Club
Scarsdale
Deepdale
Ohio River Affects 49th Intercollegiate Regatta at Marietta
At Marietta Ohio the Ohio River again disrupts the 49th Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta. Favorites Washington swept last year’s events and led by a strong varsity crew while Wisconsin stood as the lone Midwestern entrant among 12 teams. The fast current threatened the 3 p m. varsity race start.
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Marietta
Ohio
C.S.T
Washington
Huskies
Cornell
Wisconsin
Pioneer Post and F O P Nines Claim Victories
American Legion Post No 340 beat the Kerman Grotto nine 4 to 3 to notch its second Civic and Fraternal League win. The Fraternal Order of Police defeated K of C 7 to 2 as Bolk hit two homers and Scheid added a triple and Ellsberry a double. Pat Scully led Kerman Grotto with a single and bunt. Batteries listed for both clubs.
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Kerman Grotto
Fraternal Order of Police
K. of C
Ken Williams
Gerstmeyer
Roy Kalen
Bolk
Scheid
Ellsberry
Police
Pat Scully
Johnson
F.o
Parker
Eastham
Huffman
Bohn
Williams
R. H. E. Grotto
Rodabaugh, Hartman and Farlowe
Moody, Kelly and
Alexander
Wyatt of Wyoming to join All-Star staff
Bowden Wyatt the Wyoming football coach since 1947 will represent the far west on the College All-Stars coaching staff this summer He becomes the first Rocky Mountain area leader on the All-Star board Joining assistants George Sauer and Andy Gustafson The All-Stars meet the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field on August 17 with 50 players beginning practice July 27 at St Johns Military Academy Delafield Wisconsin
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Bowden Wyatt
University of Wyoming
Far West
Wyatt
Herman Hickman
Yale
Rocky Mountain
George Sauer
Baylor
Andy Gustafson
Miami
Cleveland Browns
Soldier Field
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Latourette Elected President of American Baptist Convention
In Buffalo on June 15 Dr. Kenneth S. Latourette professor of missions and Oriental history at Yale University was elected president of the American Baptist Convention.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Kenneth S. Latourette
Yale University
American Baptist Convention
Boxing Roundup at Madison Square Garden Lights Louis TKO Win
In New York Joe Louis stopped Lee Savold in 2 29 of the sixth round of a scheduled 15 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Other cities report trades and results across baseball golf track and tennis with Yankees Pirates and Clark competing in trades plus a note on a local chamber ad.
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Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Livestock Prices And Receipts Report
Receipts up about 15 percent from last week with total cattle and sheep volumes indicated. Prime grades and fed steers show strength while commercials, heifers, and bulls move variously. sheep and lamb markets soften slightly with spring lambs near $33 top and Idaho ewes around $18.
Market Report: cattle and sheep week pricing revisions
Cattle for the week show steers and heifers up 50c or more while cows gain 50c and bulls hold. Lambs ease 50c to $1 with spring lambs comprising most receipts. bulk spring lambs run $32 to $34, with top lot prices near $33.25 to $34 for prime meat.
Cash Grain Prices Chicago June 16 Report
Wheat No 3 red at 2.37 1 2. corn No 2 yellow 1.76 and 1.73 1 75. No 4 1.70 1 73. Sample grade 1.51 1 64. Oats No 1 extra heavy 89c. Barley 1.35 1 60 nominal. Feed barley 1.10 1 30 nominal.
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Chicago
Local Markets Poultry and Produce Prices
Eggs current receipts 38c with heavy breed hens 24c Leghorn hens 20c cocks 13c Wheat 2.13 dollars Corn ear 1.66 shell 1.68 Oats 0.85 Rye 1.50 Soybeans yellow 2.95 black and mixed 2.70.
N C A A Games At Seattle Open With Elite Field
An excellent array of 200 or more athletes from about 60 colleges and universities gathered in Seattle for the 30th annual NCAA track and field championships. The event marks the grand climax of the 1951 intercollegiate season.
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Seattle
National Collegiate Athletic Association
N.C.A.A
Public Hearing Called On Alcohol Permits In Vigo County
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Vigo County Indiana will hold a 9 a m hearing on July 2 1951 at the Clerk’s Office Court House Terre Haute to investigate applications for beer wine and liquor permits at multiple Terre Haute addresses and one in St. Mary of the Woods. Proceedings will be open to the public with requested participation. Secretary John F Noonan and Chairman Bernard Be Doyle announce.
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Vigo County
Indiana
C.S.T
Court House
Terre Haute
Geo
Carrie Harbour
N. 13Th St
Herbert H
Ida May Redwitz
Herbert H. Redwitz
S. 3Rd St. Terre Haute
Herbert Redwitz
S. 3Rd St
Woodrow G. Corey
N. 8Th St. Terre Haute
Thos. F. Butts
S 4Th St. Terre Haute
Wm. C. Dawson
Victor P. Meagher
Idrug
Poplar St
James L
Bradley M. Staley
Hulman
Margaret Davis
Lafayette Ave
20Th St
Angelo Savio
Wabasham
le Haute
Forrest P
Olive Cavanaugh
Dorothy Mae Kress
Wabash Ave
Hugh Whitney
North County Road
St. Mary-of-the- Woods
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage
John F. Noonan
Bernard BE. Doyle
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Joseph P. Pipp
City of
Yesterday's Stars Rally Giants and Yankees in Big Wins
Wes Westrum of the Giants slugged two homers driving an 11-6 win over Pittsburgh. Vic Raschi of the Yankees became the first major pitcher to reach ten wins as New York posted a 20-3 three-hit defeat of Detroit.
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Giants
New York
Pittsburs
Vic Raschi
Yanks
Detroit
Paris and Vincennes Split in M C V League Baseball
Mississippi Ohio Valley League results show Paris defeating Vincennes 7 to 3 in a game with Williams and Black battering and McCord homering in the eighth inning with one on base.
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Vincennes
Williams
Black
Rebergert
Haas
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Quiet Title Suit In Vigo County Vaunts Vast Defendant List
The Vigo County Superior Court opens a March 1951 term suit filed by Thomas and Mary Leek to quiet title on lands in Vigo County. The lengthy complaint names numerous defendants including Vermillion, Smick, Case, Pickerall, Curley and others with unknown spouses and heirs. An action date of July 24 1951 is set for appearance and answer. Additional notices follow for tax appropriations, estate settlements, and bid openings in Terre Haute and West Terre Haute.
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County of
Vigo
Superior Court
Vigo County
Thomas Leek
Mary Leek
Lewis
Smick
Aikman, Ety & McPeak
Lewis Smick
Martha B. Smick
William Vermillion
Vermillion
Amand Vermillion
Amanda Vermilion
Delilah Case
William Case
Phoebe Pickerall
Frank Pickerall
Mary Smith
Smith
William H. Case
Case
Henry Leseure and
Seure
H. D. Roquet
Hugh D. Roquet
Roquet
Samuel C. Stimson
Minerva Vermilion
James Vermillion
James Vermilion
George Brown
Geo. A. Brown
George A. Brown
William Robinson
Wm. Robison
W. H. Robison
Lemuel Laughead
Emma R. Smith
Martha Vermilion
Martha Vermillion
Vermilion
Sarah Vermilion
Sarah Vermillion
Henry J. Whitesel
Henry J. Whitesell
Fanny Whitesel
Fanny Whitesell
Elza Eller
Eller
Levi Curley
Agnes Curley
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Agnes H. Curley
Levi M. Curley
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Hele Curley
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Margaret H. Curley
Margaret L. Curley
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Joseph H. Curley
Joseph H Curley
Florence Curley
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John C. Curley
Bailey M. Simonson
Simonson
George de Priest
de Priest
Jerry’s Bakery Co
Jerry’s Baker Co
A. Fromme Lumber Co
A. V. Morrison Co
A. B. Morrison Company
Jury B. Loving
Indiana
Section 30
Terre Haute
Courtes de Indiana
Superior Court Ofounty
Ie Piety & McPeak
Richard Thomas McMullin
Circuit Court
A. Coffey
Vigo Circuit Court
Ind
J. Howard O'’Laughlin
Sam Beecher
Notice to non residents in Vigo County suit to quiet title
In Vigo County Indiana the case Paul LeComte et al versus Sarah Padgett et al seeks to quiet title to lots 149 150 151 152 153 Englewood subdivision and related parcels in Terre Haute The defendants Arthur R Morris Florence B Morris Pete Boski and unknown heirs are non residents and must answer by September 4 1951 in Terre Haute Vigo County Superior Court J Howard O Laughlin Clerk ex officio.
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Padgett
Boski
Terre Haute First National Bank
Terre Haute
Terre Haute National Bank and Trust Company
Terre Haute National Bank and Trust
United States Ust Company
Arthur R. Morris
Florence B. Morris
Pete Boski
Vigo County
State of Indiana
Englewood
Indianapolis and
Indianapolis and St. Louis
J. Howard O’laughlin
Vigo
Superior Court
Ee & Shafer
Plains
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