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Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
9
Motorist Fined On Charge of Intoxication
Vern Correll 46 of 1453 Poplar street was found not guilty of driving intoxicated by City Court Judge Edward S Everett. Correll was fined 10 dollars and costs on a guilty plea to intoxication after a crash with John Phelps of 314 South Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Correll
Poplar Street
Edward S. Everett
Correll
John Phelps
South Fourth Street
Harrison Matthews
Harding Avenue
Paul Zumpe
West Terre Haute
Zumpe
Matthew
Matthews
John W. Hanley
South Center Street
Jess Earls
Seventh Avenue
Gilbert Partlow
Sullivan
Partlow
John Kovach, Jr
North Seventh Street
Earl L. Hensley
Clinton
Elmer Steward
Oak Street
E. E. Elams
Arkansas
Louis Martin
William Corby
South Twelfth Street
Charles Day
Roy Joyner
Burnett
Robert L. Lynch
South Thirteenth
Orville Verver
Harl McCammon
Delbert R. Weddle
First State WWII Bonus to Be Presented in Vigo County
The first Indiana World War II bonus check in Vigo County will be presented July 4 at the Ft. Harrison American Legion fireworks program. Mrs. Alice Fry will receive the $600 check as the mother of Frederick Fry who was killed in Okinawa on May 22, 1945. Clifford O. Shandy will present it. checks for others are mailed at month end per state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo County
Ft. Harrison
American Legion
Memorial Stadium
Alice Fry
West Terre Haute
Okinawa
Frederick
Clifford O. Shandy
Veterans’ Assistance Center
Fry
Margaret Terhorst
State Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Adenauer links Russia to Nazi and Communist funding
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer implied Russia finances Nazi and Communist elements in Germany. He warned there will be no Nazi resurgence but noted a problem from extreme right and left factions funded by a common source he declined to name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Russia
Germany
Adenauer
Beverage Renewals Approved by Board
The Vico County Alcoholic Beverage Board approved renewal of two permits for sales of alcohol. Goldie Koch’s Fon tanet restaurant received a beer retailer permit and Sam Nasser’s grocery at 212 Wabash Avenue got a beer and wine dealers permit. Bert F. Wood was named to act in place of Joseph Esterbrook, hospitalized, with Ray Hubbard, Leonard P. Kincade, and George Granholt in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vico County Alcoholic Beverage Board
Goldie Koch
Fontanet
Sam Nasser
Wabash Avenue
Bert F. Wood
Joseph Esterbrook
Ray Hubbard
Leonard P. Kincade
George Granholt
Bicknell Soldier Killed in Korea
Mrs. Jennie Bond of Bicknell received notice from the Defense Department that her youngest son Pfc. Ralph Allen Bond 23 was killed in Korea on June 1 Surviving siblings include Eugene Samuel G Ray mond H and Mrs Helen Rickard of Bicknell Robin of Fairland William L of Bruceville George S of Hammond Mrs Wanda Wainman of Westphalia Mrs Vera Mix of Terre Haute and Mrs Sureldah York of Decatur Ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Ind
Jennie Bond
Mason Street
Defense Department
Pfc
Ralph Allen Bond
Korea
Eugene
Samuel G
Raymond H
Helen Rickard
Robin
Fairland
William L
Bruceville
George S
Hammond
Wanda Wainman
Westphalia
Vera Mix
Terre Haute
Sureldah York
Decatur, Ill
Seaway topic dominates governors conference in Omaha
At a Missouri basin and Great Lakes governors meeting in Omaha on June 18, supporters urged the St Lawrence Seaway plan to turn Great Lakes ports into ocean harbors and supply power. debate focused on dam and reservoir operation while legislation for an 818 million dollar project sits with the House public works committee. States represented include Missouri Iowa Nebraska Wyoming the Dakotas Montana Minnesota Colorado Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
St. Lawrence Seaway
Missouri Basin
Great Lakes
Department of Interior
St. Lawrence
House Public Works Committee
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Wyoming
Dakotas
Montana
Minnesota
Colorado
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ex RFC official accused of double employment in Texmass loan
Washington June 18 Reconstruction Finance Corporation head Stuart Symington charged former RFC official Allen E Freeze with holding a second job at $10,750 yearly while employed by RFC. Freeze, 52, from Dallas, resigned as Texmass Corp assistant comptroller after a $15,000,000 RFC loan drew Senate scrutiny. Symington referred the case to the Justice Department and said civil action would be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stuart Symington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Allen E. Freeze
Dallas
Symington
Justice Department
Freeze
Texmass Corp
Texmass
Senate
Fulbright
Dormitory Burns at Camp Meeting in Anderson
Fire damaged a two story frame dormitory at the Church of God international camp meeting in Anderson Indiana. About one third of the structure burned while 200 delegates housed there attended the Christ World Service Day program. Smoke and water damaged personal effects near Anderson College campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
Anderson College
East
Five Standard Oil Firms Accused in Edict
Washington June 18 Five Standard Oil companies and Atlas Supply Co Newark N J are charged with monopolistic practices by Federal Trade Commission Examiner Everett F Haycraft. The ruling would bar joint buying of tires batteries and automotive accessories for resale. The order becomes effective in one year if final unless appealed or docketed for review and would be the commission's final order in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Standard Oil Companies
Atlas Supply Co
Newark
N. J
Federal Trade Commission
Everett F. Haycraft
Haycraft
Illinois truck fees face possible hike date test
Springfield Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson faces a crucial test as the legislature begins the final two weeks of the 1951 session. A bill to boost truck license fees by 28 million dollars annually reaches the amendment stage while proposals to cut the figure are to be considered this afternoon. The plan also calls for a nickel gasoline tax to be approved by the Senate to raise 68 million dollars a year for road rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Senate
Heat Wave Grips Southwest as July-leaning Heat Persists
Chicago dispatch notes ongoing extreme heat across the southwest with temperatures surpassing 100 degrees. Presidio Texas records 110, Las Vegas Nevada 108, Yuma Arizona 107, Needles California 87 early morning. Scattered showers reported along the Atlantic coast and from Lake Superior to Nebraska and the Texas Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rio Grande Valley
California
Presidio
Tex
Las Vegas
Nev
Yuma
Ariz
Needles
Calif
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Superior
Nebraska
Texas-Oklahoma Panhandle
Wreck Fatal to 50 Near Sukkur Pakistan
Reports say a locomotive collided with a passenger train near Sukkur causing 50 deaths and 100 injuries overnight. Officials and rescuers coordinate efforts as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
Pakistan
Sukkur
Waterloo Triumphs 1 0 Final Lead Over Pale Hose
Kazanski made a sensational catch on Porter's blooper in left field. Podoley and Heyman produced key hits for the Phillies in early innings but Waterloo rallied, scoring the decisive run in the 10th as Command singled home Bowers for the winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Pale Hose Boost
Kazanski
Porter
Podoley
Heyman
Phillies
Kousegan
Bozeo
Ptak
Thrasher
Penfold
Cosmidis
Bill Close
Piak
Deery
Hawks
Andy Baud
Baud
Bosco
Terre Haute
Robbins
Close
Verespy
Johnson
Command
Loos
Newman
Bobeo
Phillie
Hawk
Chet Malanoski
Tierney
Malanoski
Bowers
New York Markets Averages and Sales Report June 18 1951
Market briefing from J E Bennett Co in Merchants National Bank Building notes 1 o'clock averages and 640000 shares traded. The report provides intraday figures for the New York market as of Monday June 18 1951 at 1 PM Eastern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
E.S.T
Heavy cattle run eases beef shortages at stockyards
Chicago reports a large cattle influx as 66,000 head arrive at 12 midwestern markets. The U S Department of Agriculture notes relief from tighter beef supplies, contrasting with 38,305 head a week ago and 43,772 on June 4 when roll back ceilings limited packer purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lake County School Receives Federal Construction Grant
Washington reports a tentative federal share of 22 million for 85 school construction projects. The Hobart school township in Lake county Indiana is allotted 115 thousand five hundred seventy dollars. Projects span areas deemed critical for national defense or where the federal government assumed financial responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earl J. McGrath
U.S
Hobart
Lake County
Indiana
Scrap Iron Shortage Threatens Steel Production
Cleveland June 18. A critical scrap iron shortage endangers U S steel output. Steel Magazine reports inventories shrinking at mills with some producers down to a six day supply. Sixty days is normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Porch Collapse Kills Woman at Confirmation Party
Chicago in June report says a second floor back porch collapsed during a confirmation party killing 68 year old Sophie Fohrman and injuring ten others. Housing inspection bureau cites rotted vertical supports as cause of collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sophie Fohrman
Housing Inspection Bureau
Palmer couple plead not guilty to unlicensed liquor sales
Harry and Inez Palmer of 2128 South Fourth Street entered pleas of not guilty to selling alcoholic beverages without a permit. They requested a jury trial and were scheduled for trial on July 10 in Justice Lee Easton’s Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry and
Inez Palmer
South Fourth Street
Justice of the Peace
Lee Easton
Justice Easton
Missing Tot Found Near Home Near Lake Hopatcong
A three year old boy missing since Thursday was found alive in a wooded area about half a mile from his home in Lake Hopatcong New Jersey. He was in fair condition at a hospital, identified as Richard L Dingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Hopatcong
N.J
Richard L. Dingman
Danville M C V League rout sets scoring record
Danville crushed Vincennes 40 to 5 in a minor league game, with a record score and unusual pitching by position players. Vincennes countered in game two to win 8 to 7. Other results include Paris beating Vincennes 9 to 2 and Mattoon 9 to 3 over Mt. Vernon Centralia fell to Paris 6 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Vincennes
Smith
Signaigo
Richmond
Garcia
Castanoas
Privette
Karas
Hall
Messel and
Haas
Agnes
Hacker
Sisk
Heathcock
Karg
Grubb
Black
Centralia Aeeeeee
Mt. Vernon
Paris Eaee
Vincennes Eeereerenee
Danville Ee
Mattoon
Market Reports St Louis Livestock Prices June 19
At St Louis National Stockyards on June 19 cattle and hog values moved with buyers resisting higher asks. Hogs 13 500 head active with weights 230 lbs and up showing gains from 23 to 50 cents, lighter weights 19 to 23 dollars. sows mostly 20 to 20 75. Cattle 3 600 and calves 1 100 with steers and yearlings steady to higher and bulls 25 cents lower. Sheep 1 000 with lambs strong above 33 dollars per hundredweight and some price reports reaching 34 dollars to packers.
Chicago market snapshot hogs sheep cattle week outlook
Chicago reports show hog receipts around 11 000 with varied demand and higher late trade for butchers, sows steady to up 25 cents, select weights 190 to 230 pounds priced at 23 25 to 23 50, heavier hogs 240 to 270 pounds at 22 50 to 23 25, 270 to 300 pounds at 22 00 to 2 75, sows 450 pounds and under 19 25 to 21 25, most 450 to 600 pounds 18 25 to 19 50. Sheep receipts 1 000 with steady clearance, lambs 32 to 33 50 top, shorn lambs 31 50 to 32 00, ewes 17 50 down, fat ewes and bucks 15 to 16. Cattle receipts 14 000, calves 700, overall slow, fed steers and heifers steady to 50 cents lower, cows and bulls steady to weak, vealers strong, stock cattle steady. High choice and prime fed steers 36 25 to 37 75, some loads 38 00 to 38 25, good to choice 32 00 to 36 00, Holstein cows 29 00 to 36 00, prime heifers 32 00 to 36 00, commercial cows 28 00 to 31 00, utility cows 23 00 to 27 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis National Stockyards
W.P
Chicago
Indianapolis
U.P
Woman Charged in Fatal Shooting in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 18 a 26 year old West Virginia restaurant owner Mrs Reba Szyuch was charged with murder after shooting her sister in law and wounding her brother in law Rufus Grubbs and Burnel Grubbs. Szyuch said she grabbed her husband James Szyuchs service revolver and fired twice after Burnel threatened to kill her and her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Reba Szyuch
Mt. Hope
W. Va
Lucille
Rufus
Slim) Grubbs
Szyuch
Chicago
Grubbs
Burnel
Two Girls Die In Kentucky Head-On Crash
In Whitley County near Emlyn a head-on collision between a car and a truck killed two girls and injured two others. Police named the deceased as Dorothy Schreider, 14, and Rachelle Pozen, 13, both residents of Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Emlyn
Whitley County
Dorothy Schreider
Rachelle Pozen
Miami
Fla
Southwest yearling stock steers and calves price report
Commercial bulls priced between 26.50 and 39.50 with adds to 31.50 for good to prime dealers. Several loads of 400 to 540 lb stock steers and calves offered in the southwest at 35.50 to 38.50.
Indianapolis cattle and hog market prices report
Indianapolis livestock market reports a varied day with hogs firm to up and cattle and sheep mostly steady or slipping. Barrows and gilts rose 50, sows up 25 to 50, with ranges across weight classes 18.00 to 23.50 for hogs. Cattle bids fell 25 to 50, prime cattle steady, cows weaker, and sheep in the mid 30s to low 40s for lambs and ewes weaker around 17.00.
Chicago Live Poultry Market Report June Prices
Chicago live poultry market shows firm tone with 21 trucks. Prices listed for hens, springs, fryers, broilers, leghorns, capons, ducks, turkeys, and guineas, plus cheese, butter and egg figures. Quiet early sales noted. rabbits of all varieties also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Broilers
Gray Cross
White Cross
New York Poultry and Dairy Prices Reported Quiet
New York market notes show dressed poultry and fowls steady with top grades for chickens and dry packed fowls. Cheese prices mix with various grades and regional comparisons, while egg receipts are expected with wholesale per dozen ranges listed for mixed colors whites and browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Midwest
Chicago Grain Prices Ledger June Wheat and Corn Quotes
Chicago market report lists cash wheat No 3 red at 2.362 and No 4 red at 2.36. Corn prices show No 1 and No 2 yellow lake at 1.74, No 2 yellow 1.74 1.76, and other grades 1.6724 1.74, 1.68 1.68 4, with sample grade 91¢ 1.53. Oats No 2 heavy mixed 86¾¢, No 1 heavy white 87¢. Barley nominal 1.35 1.60. feed 1.10 1.30. Soybeans none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Public Hearing Set Over LaVern Gibson Common Carrier Permit
Public Service Commission of Indiana docket 4568 A Amended schedules a public hearing at 9:00 AM on July 2 1951 in the Commission rooms at 401 State House Indianapolis Indiana. LaVern Gibson of Brazil Vigo County seeks a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate intrastate property motor vehicles as a common carrier. Secretary Arnold J Atwood signs the notice in Indianapolis June 15 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission of Indiana
LaVern Gibson
Brazil
Indiana
Vigo County
State House
Indianapolis
Ind
Arnold J. Atwood
Terre Haute Public Works invites bids for street resurfacing
The Board of Public Works and Safety of Terre Haute Indiana invites sealed bids for resurfacing 18th Street from Wabash Avenue to Liberty Avenue with bituminous mix in two courses. Bids due July 9 1951 at 10 00 AM CST. Bid forms 95 and 96 a required with a $100 certified check. The city may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Board of Public Works and Safety
State Board of Accounts
Terre Maytes Indiana
Notice to Bidders for 25th Street Resurfacing in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana June 11 1951 notice directs sealed bids for resurfacing 25th Street from Ohio Boulevard to Wabash Avenue. Bids due by 10:00 a.m. Central Standard Time June 29 1951 with certified check request and bond with surety required for faithful completion. Board of Public Works and Safety officers Paul D. aor Clyde R. Randel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works and Safety
Board
Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of Public Works and Safety
Wabash Avenue
25Th Street
Ohio Boulevard
Office of
The
State Board of Accounts
Terre Oe
Terre Haute Board Accepts Bids for School Equipment
The School City of Terre Haute Indiana invites sealed bids by 4 00 P M CDT July 16 1951 for one electric dish washer for Sarah Scott Junior High cafeteria and one electric duplicating machine. Bids must include 10 percent certified check or 500 bond. The board may accept reject or readvertise bids. Dated June 12 1951. By Loring C Halberstadt Director of Business and Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of School
Sarah Scott
Loring C. Halberstadt
Roofing Bid Notice for South School West Terre Haute
Notice to bidders from the School Trustees of West Terre Haute Indiana seeking sealed bids to roof the South School. Bids due by 6 pm Central Time on Thursday June 21 with specs available from June 15 at the high school office. Oliver Kennedy Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
West Terre Haute
Indiana
Oliver Kennedy
Secy
Brazil mother urgently needs Type A blood transfusion
Mrs. Peachie Smith of Brazil, Brazil, Iowa is in urgent need of a Type A blood transfusion. Donors willing to help should contact Clay County Hospital in Brazil or report to the hospital immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Peachie Smith
Clay County Hospital
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