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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
3
She explained each exhibit to the judge pro tem. Reading of the testimony continued all afternoon. The nine months behind bars have failed to break the former basketball star at Freedom High.
After six weeks of strike, Allis-Chalmers directs removal of machine tools from the Terre Haute pilot and new plant as Air Force pressure threatens to cancel a Wright Aeronautical contract. Union negotiators led by Joseph Burns face non-economic clauses and wage disputes. The company warns of thousands of layoffs if good faith bargaining fails and the plant closure becomes likely.
Indiana Harbor Ind June 18 A CIO led ban bars visits by wives and children of 2500 Inland Steel supervisors during a strike. Visitation must be by phone or from outside a five foot line. Pickets display No Visiting signs as leaders condemn the carnival atmosphere hurting morale.
Wives to the Hammond Indiana Times said in America a man cannot talk to his wife even behind bars. The remark implies a stance on legality. Some steel firms keep supervisory personnel inside plants to maintain maintenance and other duties while strikes continue. Supervisors keep drawing salaries during the strikes.
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 18 authorities weighed the sighting of a huge reptile in a wooded area north of the city. Deputy Alvin Hitze man said the creature is likely a blue racer about 12 feet long seen by D A Crance family last Friday and possibly a recurring hoot. Sheriff Harold F Zeis noted two warehouse workers reported a large reptile in a ditch near the Crance neighborhood Tuesday night. Officials fear a dangerous species may have escaped a carnival but no missing snake was found. The sheriff plans to consult Marlin Perkins of Lincoln Park Zoo for capture methods.
Lyle E. Lloyd aged 18 of Vancouver British Columbia and William W. Payne aged 22 of Montreal were arrested Wednesday by Traffic Officer T. Long and jailed on charges of being AWOL from the Canadian Army. They said they left Camp Borden Ontario last Friday with out leave.
Ann Copra and her guardian sue James Samuels in Superior Court for 15000 in damages claiming the July 31, 1951 collision in the 1500 block of South Seventh Street left the infant plaintiff severely injured when the car she rode in struck a tree.
Miriam Brentlinger was granted letters of administration in the estate of her grandmother Della Newton who died June 12 by Probate Commissioner John F O Brien Wednesday. The personal estate was listed at 150 with real estate valued at 2000 and a bond of 300 was approved.
Yesterday’s notice claimed William Hedley aged 51 of 9 North Fourteenth Street was arrested at a Veterans of Foreign Wars post after an assault. The Tribune reports the assault actually occurred at another location, clarifying the arrest was not tied to the VFW post.
Part of the Old Garrison House in Exeter New Hampshire is being restored to its original condition for display to visitors. The house dates back to 1650 and remains occupied during the project.
In Mexico City the recent Rotary International world convention generated 30,000,000 pesos for the Mexican tourist industry and trade economy, about 3.5 million dollars. The event boosted local business and showcased the nation's hospitality and commerce potential.
The Vigo County Home Economics Chorus will travel to Spencer Indiana on Thursday for a district rehearsal and meeting. They join seven Hoosier county choruses directed by Al Stewart of Purdue University Glee Club and will rehearse for Indiana participation in the international song festival in Canada this August. Charter buses depart from the local bus depot at 11 a.m. with a call for all members to attend.
Anderson Indiana June 18 7 Willy’s Overland Inc says it secured a 900000 dollar subcontract from General Electric Co to produce military electronic equipment. The Willys Aircraft Division plant in Anderson now employs 300 people.
In Clay Circuit Court at Brazil Indiana Junior Phipps is tried for first degree murder. Defense opened its evidence Wednesday afternoon while the state had finished witness examination at noon. Judge Pro Tem Ralph McQueen earlier reviewed exhibits as the case moved through pretrial delays and a sparse courtroom audience.
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