Public flogging of a man in Delaware prison yard
John P. Barbieri, 30, was subjected to 20 lashes in Delaware's first public flogging in three years after pleading guilty to beating Mrs. Belle Davis, 59, on April 18. The sentence, carried out by Warden Elwood Wilson, lasted about 45 seconds with no blood drawn and Barbieri to be treated then jailed.
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Wilmington
Del
John P. Barbieri
Delaware
Barbieri
Belle Davis
Elwood Wilson
Wilson
Swedish protest over Russian interference in Baltic search
Premier Erlander delivered a formal protest to Soviet ambassador Constantin Rodisonov after an emergency cabinet meeting. Sweden demands Russia refrain from interfering with a Catalina mercy flight searched for a missing Flying Classroom plane and three crewmen and five radio students.
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Korea
Baltic
Tage Erlander
Constantin Rodisonov
Erlander
Sweden
Russia
Milarder
R-7oev
United States Navy
City Court fines and jail terms handed to multiple offenders
Thelma Higginbotham, 40, was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined $5 after pleading guilty to intoxication in City Court. Others, including Raymond S. Parker, 47, of Muncie, and Leroy Sims, 32, Indianapolis, pleaded guilty to intoxication and were fined $5 or given jail terms. Additional cases involved a peeping Tom plea by William E. Pittman, a missing father held on $2,000 bail for investigation, and traffic offenses with small fines for Raymond C. Carty, John Critchfield, and David J. Underwood.
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Thelma Higginbotham
South Thirteenth Street
Bert Wood
Emily L. Sweatt
Higginbotham
Raymond S. Parker
South Third Street
Pittman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Willis McCoy
North Fifteenth
Raymond C. Carty
R. R
Clinton
Ind
John Critchfield
Oak Street
David J. Underwood
North Fourteenth Street
Two Teens Arraigned on Auto Theft Transport Charge
Two seventeen year olds, Harry John Phillips and Frank Bissing, were arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Clyde Randel on charges of transporting a stolen car from Maysville Kentucky to Terre Haute Indiana. Each was held on a $2,500 bond but unable to post bail. They were sent to Indianapolis in custody of U.S. Deputy James to await further action.
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U.S
Clyde Randel
Maysville
Terre Haute
Harry John Phillips
Frank Bissing
Indianapolis
James
Multimillion Dollar Strike Fund Tops CWA Convention
The 300000 member Communications Workers of America opens a five day Cleveland convention with a multimillion dollar strike fund as the major item. President J. A. C. is keynote and urges a 12 million dollar defense fund. Delegates from 43 states and Canadian provinces attend. Sen Estes Kefauver is among speakers.
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CWA
Cleveland
Communications Workers of America
C.I.0
Pinnaahipahinslas
C.W.A
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Nathan P. Fein‘singer
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
Gen Harrison Assails Reds Over Armistice Talks
Panmunjom Korea June 16. Maj Gen William K Harrison, senior Allied truce negotiator, warned Communist negotiators they prolong a bloody and profitless war by refusing Allied armistice terms. He called their stance incomprehensible and urged acceptance of final proposals or prisoner screening.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William K. Harrison
U.N
Kore
Taft and Kefauver Spar On Air In TV Debate
Washington notes a televised clash as Taft of Ohio and Kefauver of Tennessee volley sharp exchanges on foreign policy and domestic issues on American Forum of the Air. They spar over isolationism corruption and the path to the White House amid a busy day of campaigning.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Kefauver
Tennessee
Indiana alumnus elected president and officeholders named
Over Indiana Bloomington June 16 Ben H. Drollinger South Bend was elected president of the Indiana University Alumni Association. Mrs Ruth Ann Hamilton Gregory Evansville named secretary. Monticello Miss Martha Mae Christian Lebanon student at Purdue named Miss Lake o Monticello Beverly Voight Mishawaka runner up. South Bend Disabled American Veterans of Indiana elected Edward F James South Bend commander with vice commanders Harry Ward Fort Wayne and Charles Bigham Michigan City.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ben H. Drollinger
South Bend
Indiana University Alumni Association
Ruth Ann Hamilton Gregory
Evansville
Disabled American Veterans of
Indiana
Edward F. James
Robert C. Graves
New Albany
Harry Ward
Fort Wayne
Charles Bigham
Michigan City
Indiana alumnus Thomas chosen to IU Board of Trustees
Blooming ton Ray C. Thomas of Gary has been elected alumni member of the Indiana University Board of Trustees, succeeding Judge Ora L. Wildermuth who retires after 27 years of service. Kendallville Richard Lee Rice, 25, pleaded guilty to arson for an attack on a Kendallville office building, after previously burning two barns. he served time in the Indiana Boys School.
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Bloomington
Ray C. Thomas
Gary
Indiana University Board of Trustees
Ora L. Wildermuth
Kendallville
Richard Lee Rice
Indiana Boys School
Farouk Recognized as King of Sudan by Pakistan
Pakistan, a major Muslim member of the British Commonwealth, recognized Egypt's King Farouk as king of the disputed Sudan in a move described as a courtesy without political significance. No other Commonwealth country has extended such recognition.
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Karachi
Pakistan
British Commonwealth
Egypt
Farouk
Sudan
Commonwealth
Polish spy Countess murdered in Kensington hotel
A Polish noblewoman and wartime British spy Countess Kryszyna Skarbek, 37, was found stabbed to death in a Kensington hotel. Scotland Yard said porter Dennis G. Muldowney, 41, confessed to the killing and was charged with murder. Chief Inspector Jennings said the suspect exclaimed I killed her.
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London
Kensington
Scotland Yard
Krystyna Skarbek
France
Dennis G. Muldowney
G. W. Jennings
Muldowney
Eisenhower Taft Clash Shapes GOP Nomination
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrives in Denver to lead a final drive for the Republican nomination. He clashes with Sen Robert Taft over confidence in the joint chiefs and MacArthur involvement, while Taft defends possible large federal budget cuts. Eisenhower says his stance is accurate despite criticism.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
G.O.P
Robert A. Taft
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Taft
Truman
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Eisenhower
MacArthur
New Albany Man Charged After Wife's Lover Shot Dead
New Albany Indiana June 16 A 24 year old husband Andrew D Ballew is charged with murder after fatally shooting Air Force medical corpsman Jack C Mullins 25 who he says dated his wife Ida 18 The husband says Mullins reached for a pocket and he fired a 20 gauge shotgun hitting Mullins above the heart Ida Ballew was also detained for investigation
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New Albany
Ind
Air Force
Asa Wilson
Andrew D. Ballew
Jack C. Mullins
Mullins
Ballew
Ida
Ball
Two Hurt As Car Hits Culvert South of Terre Haute
William Morton aged 70 and his wife Clara E Morton 63 of 1410 Second Avenue escaped serious injury when their car struck a culvert on Stop 2 road west of Canal road south of Terre Haute. The crash occurred about 8:50 Sunday evening, reported by Deputies Carpenter and Taylor. The Mortons were taken to Union Hospital by Ryan ambulance. Mrs Morton suffered facial and scalp cuts and a cut on the lower lip. Mrs Morton was listed in good condition today and Mr Morton was released after treatment.
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William Morton
Clara E. Morton
Second Avenue
Terre Haute
Stop 2
Canal Road
Carpenter and Taylor
Union Hospital
Ryan
Morton
Seaway Backers Again Aim for Senate Vote
Washington June 16 Backers of the St. Lawrence seaway and power project may push today for a Senate vote. They face slim chances as opponents led by Senator Ellender warn they will block the vote agreement. If no vote is reached by tomorrow the $68 million international project is likely dead for the session, with other legislation expected to sidetrack it.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Ellender
D.la
Canada
No Trace Found Of Danville Flying Couple
Civil air patrol planes searched a two state area for Danville, Illinois couple Mr and Mrs Nagel Humble who disappeared after leaving Albert Lea Minnesota Thursday bound for Dubuque Iowa. Lt Robert Small said 29 CAP sorties were flown with no trace found and the search will shift to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin area to scour Mississippi river bluffs.
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Austin, Minn
Civil Air Patrol
Danville. T
CAP
Nagel Humble
Senecal
Lynxville
Wis
Humble
Robert Small
The
Seven Renewals Up Before Board Vigo County Liquor Board
Seven applications for renewals or transfers of alcoholic beverage permits were considered Monday by the Vigo County Liquor Board. Review of an eighth petition for renewal of the permit of the Town House at Eighth Street and Wabash Avenue was withheld until next Monday when applicants M. E. Freije, Carl Ellis and William and Zianna Dabelow failed to appear. Those considered included John Graf transferring a liquor dealer's permit from Gillis Drug Company at Sixth Street and Wabash Avenue to 1670 Locust Street, Archie McGraw a drug store at 2226 Wabash Avenue, Lloyd W. Roberts a restaurant at 654 North Seventh Street, Sam Nasser a grocery at 212 Wabash Avenue, Woodrow Corey a grocery at 901 North Eighth Street, and John Boyd and Frederick Lynn a restaurant at 131 North Second Street.
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Town House
Eighth Street
Wabash Avenue
M. E. Freije
Carl Ellis
William and
Zianna Dabelow
John Graf
Gillis Drug Company
Sixth Street
Locust Street
Archie McGraw
Lloyd W. Roberts
North Seventh Street
Sam Nasser
Woodrow Corey
North Eighth Street
John Boyd
Frederick Lynn
North Second Street
John Garner Hurt In Auto Accident
John Garner district manager of United Insurance suffered severe injuries when his car left the road on a curve on U S 50 between Bedford and Seymour Friday night. He was taken to Bedford hospital for emergency treatment and later moved to Terre Haute by friends for surgery to repair a fractured sinus in the left cheek bone at Union hospital. He will remain hospitalized for several days.
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South Twentyfirst Street
United Insurance Company
U.S. 50
Bedford
Seymour
Garner
Terre Haute
Union Hospital
Track Fire Fatal To Groom and Horses at Belmont Park
A barn fire at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York killed a young groom about 19 identified as Alfred Mitchell of Laurel Maryland, and between 12 and 30 horses. The blaze destroyed half the stalls and sent flames 50 feet high as screams from burning jumpers trained by Miss Judy Johnson echoed for miles.
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Elmont
N.Y
Belmont Park Racetrack
Long Island
Alfred Mitchell
Laurel
Judy Johnson
Burglary Hits Local Cleaners and Tractor Store
A burglar pried two desks open at Fashion Cleaners on 20 South Fifth Street after forcing a rear window, stealing about $3 in change. Officers Beasley and Tryon investigated. Over the weekend Jones Tractor Sales at 211 South Fourth Street reported merchandise valued at 17.60 plus truck keys and a watch and chain stolen after a glass pane was removed.
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S. Beasley
D. Tryon
Jones Tractor
South Fourth Street
New York Markets Averages at 1 P.M. June 16 1952
James E Bennett and Co reports New York market activity at 1 o clock Eastern Daylight Savings Time on Monday June 16 1952 with total sales of 560000 shares. Rail stocks feature in the day’s activity.
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James E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
E.D.S.T
Roundup weighs in on boxing title and racing stars
Sports writer notes a referee's stance on title retention in a close decision and ponders how many rounds decide a champion. The column recalls Joe Page's rise and fall with the Yankees, Eddie Arcaro as a top athlete and paymaster, and Belmont Stakes results with One Count.
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New York
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Yankees
Giants
Eddie Arcaro
Banana Nose
Eddie
Major League Leaders National and American Baseball Stats
Major League Leaders show Lockman leading the National batting with .333, Robinson and Jethroe among top runs, Sauer’s 18 homers and 70 hits, and Hearn’s 61 1 857 innings pitched. American leaders include DiMaggio batting .332, Simpson with 71 hits, Dropo and Wertz with 11 homers, and Shantz 11-1 917 as pitcher.
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New York
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Sauer
Chicago
Thomson
Adams
Cincinnati
Williams
Miksis
Jethroe
Boston
Ennis
Philadelphia
Hodges
Westrum
Reese
Tethroe
Roe
Hearn
Rush
Spahn
Wade
DiMaggio
Rosen
Cleveland
Avila
Dropo
Detroit
Simpson
Fox
Priddy
Carrasquel
Mullin
Rivera
Del
Reynolds
Shantz
Professional boxing to appoint $75,000 czar in 90 days
In Grossinger New York on June 16 Jack Kearns announced that professional boxing will soon have a commissioner earning about $75,000 annually. The International Boxing Guild will elect the head within 90 days. Fabulous Jack, former Dempsey and Walker manager, is general secretary. Charley Johnston, Saddler’s manager, is president.
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N. Y
Czar
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Joey Maxim
International Boxing Guild
Fabulous Jack
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
International Guild
Charley Johnston
Sandy Saddler
Foxy Poise Wins Royalton Steeplechase Twice
Foxy Poise became the first horse to win the Royalton Steeplechase twice in Indianapolis on Monday. The defending champ owned by Guildford Dudley Jr. finished the 2 1 2 mile course in 4 58 3 5, nose ahead of Jarrin John after muddy stretch conditions from earlier rains. The time fell short of the 1950 record of 4 25 2 3 set by Ban inock Laddie.
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Indianapolis
Foxy Poise
Royalton
Guildford Dudley, Jr
Tryon
N. C
Jarrin’ John
Foxy Posse
Baninock Laddie
Synod to Meet in Fort Wayne District Leaders Named
The Central District of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod meets this week in Fort Wayne. Immanuel Lutheran Church is represented by Herman Kelm and Rev F C Jordan. St Pauls Lutheran Church Brazil is represented by Rev Henry Mueller and Adam Brendle. The district covers several hundred congregations in Indiana Ohio and part of Kentucky.
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Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod
Fort Wayne
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Herman Kelm
F. C. Jordan
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Brazil
Henry Mueller
Adam Brendle
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Chicago Market Reports Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago livestock market report shows salable hogs at 11,000 with uneven movement and mixed prices across weights and classes. Cattle, calves, and sheep numbers indicate slow slaughter but varied price declines, with prime steers and heifers mostly down and cows and bulls listed at lighter levels.
Chicago Poultry and Dairy Prices Hit Midweek Steady Market
Live poultry market notes report a steady to firm trade in Chicago. On Monday 27 trucks delivered hens, springs, fryers, broilers, and ducks with varied prices by breed and weight. Toms and hens of turkeys listed at 25 and 32 cents per pound respectively. Cheese and butter values shown with multiple grades and pounds totaling 93 score markets, while eggs reach 18,711 cases with mixed price ranges for extras, mediums, standards, and current receipts.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Gray Cross
White Cross
White
Hoofed Livestock Market Report from Indianapolis
Indianapo lis June 16. Salable hogs 3 000 fairly active steady choice 170-230 Ibs 20.75-21.25. 200 Ibs 21.35-40. 240-270 Ibs 19.25-21.00. 260-285 Ibs 18.75-20.00. 120-160 Ibs 17.00-13.50. sows 425 Ibs down 16.25-17.25. 300-325 Ibs 17.50. Cattle 1 700 calves 300 high choice prime steers scarce. slaughter slow. good and choice steers 30.00-33.50. 975 Ibs fed steers 33.25. cows 17.00-21.00. calves active early then slow. bids 31.00-34.50. some 34.00 bids. Sheep 200 undetermined weak tone.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Choice
St Josephs College Announces Grid Card
Rensselaer Ind June 16 St Josephs College will play nine football games next fall with full schedules in two conferences. Under coach Gene Fetter the Pumas will face Loras St Ambrose Valparaiso Indiana State Homecoming Evansville Ball State St Norbert Lewis and others in the Indiana Collegiate Midlands conferences.
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Rensselaer
Ind
St. Joseph‘s College
Edward Roof
Gene Fetter
Pumas
Indiana Collegiate
Loras
Dubuque
Iowa
St. Ambrose
Valparaiso
Chicago
Indiana State
Theaters in Indiana and nearby venues show new films
At Theaters In Indiana listings announce showings for Sound Off with Mickey Rooney Anne James and Sammy White at 1 40 3 45 5 49 9 57, Carson City with Randolph Scott Lucille Norman and Raymond Massey at multiple times, The Rope with James Stewart and Joan Chandler, Blood and Sand with Tyrone Power Linda Darnell, Red Mountain with Alan Ladd Lizabeth Scott and Love Is Better Than Ever with Larry Parks Elizabeth Garfield, Battle of Apache Pass, I'll See You in My Dreams, Retreat Hell, Copper Canyon Conglaise Singing in the Rain Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick Pride of St Louis Singin in the Rain Westward the Women Lone Star and other titles across various drive ins and regions.
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Indiana
Mickey Rooney
Anne James
Sammy White
Liberty
Red Mountain
Alan Ladd
Lizabeth Scott
Love
Larry Parks
Elizabeth Taylor
Singin in the Rain on Technicolor Card
Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds star in a Technicolor film with Donald O Connors in a vibrant musical comedy adaptation. A playful cartoon interlude complements the lively stage set and classic song numbers.
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Gene Kelly
Debbie Reynolds
Donald O'Connor
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