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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

2

Wreck Driver Loses License Heavily Fined in Court

Donnald Franklin Elrod 23 of 2305 North Twenty sixth street pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 64 75 dollars and sentenced to five days in jail before City Court Judge Edward S Everett He also lost his driving permit for one year A charge of intoxication against Elrod was dismissed on motion Other court matters included guilty pleas for reckless driving speeding public intoxication and running signals and stop signs by several motorists with varying fines.

Donnald Franklin Elrod North Twenty-sixth Street Edward S. Everett Elrod Robert Howard Brown Albert Crowley West Terre Haute Joseph Thompson Plum Street Jack Moss Woodley Avenue John Garrett Max McCrocklin North Third Street McCrocklin Larry Pigg North Sixth Street James Ray Campbell Farmersburg Robert Kern North Eighth Street John Pollack North Twenty-first Street Linda Elkins North Seventh Street Donald Jeffers Dresser Edward Miller North Fifth Street Donald Wampler

Two Tugboats Caught in Gulf Storm Near Tampico

Port authorities report two tugs en route from Miami to Tampico were caught in a gulf storm. Blue Star sought shelter at Triangulos Island, 120 miles northwest of Campeche, while Little Star remains unreported and search boats were alerted.

Tampico Mexico Miami Fla Campeche Triangulos Island

Woman killed as car overturns in Indiana curve

Annie L. Mandrell 43 of Indianapolis died when a auto carrying her overturned four times on Ind. 37 near Waverly. Driver Cecil Bryant 25 was held at Morgan County Jail for investigation. Passenger Marion C. Johnson 44 faced public intoxication charges and Hazel Lawson was injured.

Waverly Ind Annie L. Mandrell Indianapolis Cecil Bryant Morgan County Martinsville Marion C. Johnson Hazel Lawson

Gas heater blast injures three in Garrett

A DeKalb county farmer Benjamin King 66 sparked a leak with a match to locate a gas hot water heater leak and caused an explosion in his home. He is in serious condition at Sacred Heart Hospital. his granddaughter Diana Cracraft 19 is in grave condition with extensive burns. Mrs King suffered singed hair and burns. Damages to the home are about $2000.

Garrett Ind DeKalb County Benjamin King Sacred Heart Hospital Diana Cracraft

Road Bill Nears Final Pass in House and Senate

The Senate approves a 37.2 billion highway bill as House and Senate seek a joint plan to distribute 25 billion for a system linking state capitals and major cities. Both chambers propose tax increases on gasoline tires trucks and trailers to fund a 13 year construction program and boost existing road programs.

Senate House-Senate Conference Committee House

Governor Stratton administers aid after crash near O Fallon

Governor William G. Stratton stopped to give first aid to teenagers injured in a traffic accident two miles west of O Fallon on U S Highway 50. He delayed about an hour but continued to Belleville to speak at the dedication of a 250000 courthouse addition.

Belleville Ill William G. Stratton Illinois Stratton O’fallon U. S. Highway 50

Eisenhower Begins Soft Food Diet During Recovery

The bulletin notes President Eisenhower's condition progressing satisfactorily after his intestinal obstruction surgery. He has resumed brief staff conferences, signed documents, and received visitors, with plans for a gradual diet and a 15 day hospital stay. Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles have upcoming appointments, while no political talks occurred.

Eisenhower Konrad Adenauer West Germany Nixon Dulles James Hagerty White House Hagerty Denver

Nazarene Youth Society Elects Idaho Minister President

The Rev. Eugene Stowe of Nampa Idaho was elected president of the Nazarene Young People's Society at the international convention. Rev. Ponder Gilliland of Little Rock Arkansas named general secretary for a four year term. Eight members joined the international general council of the Foreign Missionary Society. Mary Scott and Mrs. Remiss Rehfeldt of Kansas City Kansas City, along with several others from Ohio Alberta Indiana Oregon Ky California and more were named officials. Robert Greene of Bethany Oklahoma elected president of the directors of Christian education with Mary Louise Trager of Los Angeles as secretary.

Kansas City Eugene Stowe Nampa Idaho The Nazarene Young People’s Society Ponder Gilliland Little Rock Ark Church of the Nazarene International General Council of the Foreign Missionary Society Mary Scott Remiss Rehfeldt D. D. Palmer Canton Ohio Edward Lawler Calgary Alberta Paul Updike Marion Ind Gordon Olsen Eugene Ore D. S. Somerville Ashland A. E. Lanner Temple City Calif Robert Greene Bethany Okla Directors of Christian Education Mary Louise Trager Los Angeles

Children’s writer Frances Ford dies at 102

Frances M. Ford known as Uncle Nat who wrote The Little Engine That Could died in her sleep at age 102 in Philadelphia. The 1911 story earned royalties only after a cousin proved authorship 43 years later, and the tale follows a small engine carrying Christmas toys over a mountain to children.

Philadelphia Frances M. Ford Nat

Committee Acts On Foreign Aid Bill Reduction

Washington June 16 The Senate Foreign Relations committee labors over side issues during a Saturday session to advance a 4.5 billion foreign aid bill. Chairman Walter F. George hopes final action today and Senate debate possibly Tuesday. The panel wrestled with an amendment by Theodore Francis Green to tighten imports when US surplus exists, while restoring portions of House cuts and retaining an Asia emergency fund with loan limits and country caps.

Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Walter F. George D.-Ga Senate Theodore Francis Green United States House Eisenhower Asia

Escapee duo captured as four hostages remain safe

Two youths attempted a Bainbridge motel holdup and fled as deputies pursued the Horton car west of Indianapolis. Horton and Richter were left unharmed. three accomplices escaped on foot. Deputies later spotted Schneider and Yates near Hillsboro. Kelly remained jailed. Firearm evidence was found in the Horton car.

Horton Marion- Hendricks Indianapolis Bainbridge Ind Robert Stout Robert Dodson U. S. 36 Miss Richter Stout Dodson Schneider Yates Kelly Chicago Hillsboro

Man hunts stolen car from plane over Battle Creek

In Battle Creek Michigan Robert Underhill a used car salesman borrowed a plane to search for his father's stolen car with a pilot friend. They circled the city for about thirty minutes before locating the vehicle.

Battle Creek Mich Robert Underhill

Union and Steel Makers Clash Over Wage Pact Totals

Union and steel company chiefs press for a five year wage pact as talks stall. Employers reject demands for substantial boosts and welfare plans while promising to seek settlement. Current contract expires June 30 with about 350000 workers affected within the industry.

Bureau of Labor Statistics McDonald Picayune U.S.W Indiana Ohio Virginia

Mayor regrets bid to Russians in Des Moines

Des Moines mayor Ray Mills says he cooled on inviting Russian mayor Nikoli Respopov after learning of his acceptance. Mills, also state AFL president, says the Communists twisted the invitation into an endorsement of communism and he will not be part of it.

Des Moines IPR Ray Mills Nikoli Respopov Respopov Mills A.F.L

Holiday marriage in Bloomington licenses filed

James Cadle born Christmas Day took out a marriage license in Bloomington to wed Janet Welch born on New Year’s Day. The ceremony is not yet announced.

Bloomington Ind James Cadle Janet Welch

Malmstrom AFB Dedicated in Great Falls Montana

Great Falls Montana June 16 Malmstrom AFB dedicated in memory of Col Einar A Malmstrom acting commander of the 407 Strategic Fighter Wing who died August 21 1954 in a T33 jet crash southwest of here A commendation ribbon is given posthumously to his widow Kathryn of Indianapolis with attendance by the colonel's mothers and his children both residents of Indianapolis

Great Falls Mont Great Falls Air Force Base Malmstrom

Funeral services for George H Tipton death at 74

George H Tipton 74 of 730 South Sixteenth died Friday Funeral services set for Montrose Methodist Church at 1 30 Monday with Rev Hilton Whitaker officiating Burial at Highland Lawn cemetery with Social Lodge No 86 F A M Masonic rites at graveside The Elks Lodge will hold memorial services Sunday at 7 30 at Cross Funeral Home Pallbearers listed Honorary pallbearers named including Clyde Andrews and John Terhorst

George H. Tipton South Sixteenth Street Montrose Methodist Church Hilton Whitaker Highland Lawn Cemetery Social Lodge No. 86 the Cross Elks Lodge Rex Fields Richard Hayworth Victor Landis William G. Tichenor Walter Halstead Robert Kendall Clyde Andrews Leonard Marshall Clay Ladd Harry Fisbeck Fred Kramer Elmer Fritcher Harold Harrison C. A. Clark Eber Craig Leon Boston William C. Carhill John Terhorst

Services for William Pfirman Held at Funeral Home

William F. Pfirman 64 of 1704 South Twenty-seventh street ended his life Friday. Services set for 11 a m Monday at P J Ryan and Sons Funeral Home with Rev John W Kordawich officiating. Burial in Highland Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p m Saturday at the funeral home.

William F. Pfirman South Twenty-seventh Street P. J. Ryan and Sons John W. Kordawich Highland Lawn Cemetery

Mrs Mary Shewmaker 81 Funeral Arrangements Announced

Mrs Mary M Shewmaker 81 of 2521 Deming Street died Friday. Services set for 10 am Monday at Thomas Funeral Home with Rev O L Schumpert officiating. Burial at Highland Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 pm Saturday at the funeral home.

Mary M. Shewmaker Deming Street Thomas Funeral Home O. L. Schumpert Highland Lawn Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Ethel Case in West Terre Haute

Mrs Ethel Case 67 died Thursday. Services at Bedine Chapel Valley at 8:30 Monday, Requiem Mass at 9 at St Leonard Church. Burial Mt Pleasant cemetery. Rosary at 7:30 Sunday. Friends may call after 6 Saturday at the funeral home.

Ethel Case R. R West Terre Haute Bedine Chapel Valley St. Leonard Church Mt. Pleasant

Services for William D. Norman

William D. Norman aged 55 died Thursday. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Bedino Chapel Valley with M F Cottrell officiating. Burial will follow in Center Ridge Cemetery Sullivan. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Saturday.

William D. Norman Bedino Chapel the Valley M. F. Cottrell Center Ridge Cemetery Sullivan

Miss Mary Wehlage Dies at 81 in Sacred Heart Parish Area

Miss Mary Wehlage, 81, died at 5 o'clock Saturday morning at the residence of Mrs. Suzie L. Spear, 2423 North Thirteenth street, where she made her home. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church. The body was taken to Thomas Funeral Home.

Mary Wehlage Suzie L. Spear North Thirteenth Street Sacred Heart Church Thomas Funeral Home

Ammerman, 71, Dies After Illness in St. Bernice

James Daniel Ammerman of St. Bernice dies at home after a three week illness. He was a stock dealer and member of the St. Bernice First Church of the Nazarene. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Church of the Nazarene with burial in Sugar Grove cemetery.

Clinton Ind James Daniel Ammerman St. Bernice

Clinton Woman, 71, Dies After Illness at Local Hospital

Margaret Sweazey of 1260 Western Avenue Clinton died at 6 20 Saturday morning at Vermilion County Hospital after lifelong residence in the community. Survived by husband Samuel a daughter Goldie Armitage of Valparaiso a stepson Paul Sweazey of Indianapolis three stepdaughters Florence Wolfe of Indianapolis Stella Larve of Ashmore Ill and Alice Mackie of Clinton and several step grandchildren. Body sent to First Funeral Home.

Clinton Ind Margaret Sweazey Western Avenue Vermillion County Hospital Samuel Goldie Armitage Valparaiso Paul Sweazey Indianapolis Florence Wolfe Stella Larve Ashmore Ill Alice Mackie

Albin Stuller of Dugger Dies at 79

Albin Stuller, 79, died at 7 20 pm Friday at Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan. Survived by two sons Russell of East Chicago and Paul of Texas, daughter Elizabeth El in Vincennes, stepdaughter Mrs Roy McKee of Pleasantville, brother Charles of Sullivan, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Body to Newkirk Funeral Home in Dugger.

Mrs Elizabeth Diel rites set at Oak Hill Church

Mrs Elizabeth Ann Diel of Brazil Indiana aged 90 died Thursday afternoon Funeral services will be at Oak Hill Church near Riley at 2 30 Sunday afternoon Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery from Miller and Sons Funeral Home one hour before services

Brazil Ind Elizabeth Ann Diel Oak Hill Riley Miller & Sons Oak Hill Cemetery

Services for Jacob T. Pell Held at Lawson Funeral Home

Special services for Jacob T. Pell age 89 who died at his home Wednesday will be held at Lawson & Funeral Home at 2 PM Sunday. The Rev. George Gocker will officiate and burial will follow in Cottage Hill cemetery.

Brazil Ind Jacob T. Pell Lawson & Funeral Home George G. Gocker Cottage Hill Cemetery

Bank Robber Drake Linked to Two Holdups in Indiana

FBI agent Blaylock ties Drake to two holdups including a Southport robbery where $66,546 was seized. Cashier John Whalen and his wife were abducted from Indianapolis. Drake and Fowler were previously arrested in December and released for lack of evidence. Drake’s current whereabouts are still pursued.

Southport John A. Whalen Indianapolis Blaylock Drake FBI Miss Gray Fowler Carmel U.S Indiana

Illinois University graduates 2584 at Champaign ceremony

The University of Illinois awarded 2,584 degrees at Memorial Stadium marking its largest class since 1952. President David Dobbs Henry conferred degrees, while 372 graduates from university professional schools in Chicago received degrees Friday. President Robert D. Calkins of Brookings spoke of opportunities to serve, create, and contribute meaningfully.

Champaign, Ill University of Illinois Robert D. Calkins Brookings Institution Washington, D. C Memorial Stadium David Dobbs Henry U. of I Chicago

Congress May Act On Security Order

Senators Eastland and McCarthy and Representative Walter consider prompt action on a presidential security program issue. Eastland warns the court's move could deal a deadly blow to national security while Cotton supports extending the program across government. The bipartisan commission plans a weekend meeting to discuss the court decision and potential legislation.

Eastland D.-Miss McCarthy R.-Wis House Rep Walter D.-Pa Judiciary Committee Senate Cotton Congress Justice Department Eisenhower

Tito urges more freedom for red satellite nations

Yugoslavia's President Tito pressed Soviet leaders to allow East European Communist nations more independence, suggesting satellites should gain greater freedom like Yugoslavia. Aide said Khrushchev and Bulgaria's Premier supported the view, while Washington seeks clarification on Yugoslavia's stance between Moscow and the West.

Tito Sochi Us.s.r Yugoslavia East Europe Bulgaria Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Kremlin

Van Buren Man Dies in Grant County Crash

P Allen H Bratcher 50 from Van Buren was killed when his car collided with Ruth Jones 40 at a Grant County intersection near Van Buren. Bratcher was thrown from the vehicle Friday afternoon in the fatal collision.

Marion Ind P—Allen H. Bratcher van Buren Grant County Bratcher Ruth Jones

National Geographic Charts Prewar Arab Nation Status

The National Geographic Society notes that before World War I no independent Arab nation existed, outlining regional political boundaries and colonial influences that shaped later state formation.

The National Geographic Society

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