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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1951

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Terre Haute Depot Expansion Included In Defense Bill

The Defense Department seeks $1,982,200 for storage and supporting facilities at Terre Haute Ord nance Depot as part of a $6.5 billion U S defense public works request. Indiana projects total $11,434,700 including Camp Atterbury Casad Engineer Depot Jeffersonville Quartermaster Depot and Terre Haute Ordem Depot.

George Diehl Terre Haute Defense Department Congress Armed Forces Cecil Harden Sixth District Army North Fruitridge Avenue George A. Westmont Navy Marine Air Force United States Continental Indiana Army—Camp

More Workers Needed At 1H Ordnance

Terre Haute Ordnance Depot will hire 200 additional workers immediately. Col. Conway Farrar said civilian personnel offices are taking applications for auto mechanics body repairmen laborers packers processors stenographers and carpenters. Mayor Ralph Tucker calls the move a red letter day for Terre Haute and a sign of expanding industrial prosperity.

Terre Haute Ralph Tucker Public Service Indiana State College Allis-Chalmers Pfizer Root Glass North Baltimore Highland Mill Enameling Wabash Fibre

Men Walk Off Snow Hill Mine Idle After Dispute

About 410 workers at the Snow Hill Coal Corporation mine near New Goshen walked off Tuesday night. Company spokesmen expect a settlement today and a return to work Thursday. United Mine Workers officials declined to comment on the walk out.

Talleydale Snow Hill Coal Corporation United Mine Workers of America New Goshen

House Rejects Plea for New Financial Controls

Washington June 20 The House banking committee rejected administration requests for power to curb commodity speculation and extend credit curbs on the sale of all housing. The measure aimed to tighten financial controls and stabilize markets.

Washington U.P House Banking Committee

Cohen Convicted on Tax Evasion Charges

In Los Angeles on June 20, gambler Mickey Cohen was found guilty by a Federal Court jury of evading 156000 dollars in income taxes for the years 1946 to 1948.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen

Detroit firm to break ground for Paris defense plant

The Detroit Harvester Company disclosed today that it would break ground this week for a new defense plant at Paris Kentucky.

Detroit Detroit Harvester Company Paris

Power Fails At Anderson Ind Emergency Citywide Outage

Anderson Indiana experienced a broad power outage when a cable burned out in the municipal plant. Two pumps were connected at the water works to restore pressure while fire and police support was mobilized. Major plants like Delco Remy and Guide Lamp saw little disruption, but utilities struggled to find standby capacity. Radio, gas pumps, and cafes were affected as services shut down.

Anderson Ind General Motors Delco-Remy Guide Lamp Indiana & Michigan Electric Co. I WCBC WHBU the Herald The Bulletin Uptown

Plea Guilty In Burglary Of Cleaning Plant Partners

George M. Bousman and Lloyd J. Yocum waived arraignments and pleaded guilty to second degree burglary in Vigo Circuit Court before Judge Herbert R. Criss. The affidavit says they entered the Powers Cleaning plant at 700 S Thirteenth and One half street on June 12 and, per defense attorney James Harper, took no loot.

George M. Bousman Chestnut Street Lloyd J. Yocum North Eleventh Street Herbert R. Criss Vigo Winfield Fox Powers Cleaning South Thirteenth James Harper

Visit Planned to Atterbury for Terre Haute Day

Citizens plan to visit relatives at Atterbury Air Force Base next Friday for Terre Haute Day. Mayor Ralph Tucker urges ride sharing and offers to arrange carpooling for residents needing transport. Lieutenant Colonel William Cleary will deliver the city’s greetings to Brig. Gen. Lacey V. Murr ow at the installation near Columbus, Indiana.

Atterbury Air Force Base Terre Haute Ralph Tucker Tucker William Cleary Lacey V. Murrow Columbus Ind

Murder Charge Holds Policy Boss After Night In Jail

Chicago report states Theodore P. Roe a South Side policy wheel operator was booked on a murder charge claiming the slain man attempted kidnap or robbery. Roe held on a conspiracy indictment. police search for the .38 revolver and questioned a policeman bodyguard amid lingering questions about who fired the shots.

Chicago Theodore P. Roe Roe Caifano South Park Way Ciafano William Baxter Wabash Avenue Ciafanca

Ridgway Orders All Occupation Script Turned In

Gen. Matthew B Ridgway orders all military script used by occupation personnel in Japan Korea and Okinawa turned in. Japanese police arrest 22 men in a raid that busted a bogus script ring. All five and ten dollar notes to be signed and surrendered.

Tokyo Matthew B. Ridgway Japan Korea Okinawa

First Break in the Deadlock at Terre Haute School Board

Terre Haute school board trustees cancel a 4 PM special meeting to elect a fifth member amid a 2 2 vote on renewing Superintendent Wayne P. Watson’s contract. President Bloxsome and member Mary Hollis back Watson. Jay Short has resigned due to illness. A regular meeting is set for Monday at 4 PM at the school administration building.

Terre Haute John Bloxsome Bloxsome Wayne P. Watson Robert Liggett Harry Briggs Watson Mary Hollis Jay Short Short Walnut

Weather Notes On Page Two

Partial weather update shows a cloudy day with temperatures from 69 at 6 am to 14 at 2 pm and sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 8 20 River stage 0 falling.

Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Midwest Regions

Yesterday warm with 87 high and 68 low and 0.01 inch precipitation. Forecast calls for fair, moderate temperatures through Thursday in Terre Haute and vicinity with 60 tonight and 80 tomorrow. Indiana clears and cools tonight. north lows 55-60, south 58-63. Thursday highs 75-80 north, 80-85 south. Illinois remains fair and cooler tonight with increasing clouds and scattered showers by afternoon or evening. north lows 52-58, south 56-63. Thursday near 80 north, 80-85 south. Street thermometer readings show 760 at 1 am and 8&5 at 2 pm.

Terre Haute Vicinity Indiana Illinois

Two Arrested After Wabash Ave Auto Crash

Dorothy Plummer and her husband George Plummer of Indianapolis were injured in a crash at Twenty fifth street and Wabash avenue. Dorothy remained in Union Hospital with shock and bruises while George faced intoxication charges after a severely lacerated nose. William B Ellison of Indianapolis was jailed for driving while intoxicated after his vehicle struck a Hayes Freight Lines semi trailer driven by Howard D Cline of Bowling Green Kentucky. Both cases were continued to June 27 in City Court.

Dorothy Plummer George Plummer Indianapolis Twenty-fifth Street Wabash Avenue Plummers Ellison Hayes Freight Lines Howard D. Cline Bowling Green

Russia Clings to Demand for Atlantic Pact at Four Power Meeting

Russia hands new note insisting that the Atlantic pact and U S bases be on the agenda of a proposed four power foreign ministers meeting. The note was delivered as talks continued in Paris on June 20.

Paris U.P Russia United States

Plane Crash Kills Physician and Scout in Alabama

In Russellville Alabama on June 20 a private plane crash killed Dr. William H. Spruell 46 a civic leader and World War II Medical Corps veteran and C B Hester 14 the son of Mr and Mrs Blanton Hester. The two victims were burned to death in the fiery crash.

Russellville Ala William H. Spruell Medical Corps C. B. Hester Blanton Hester

Huge Tax Hike Up in House

Washington June 20 The administration pressed a drive to push a record 7.2 billion tax increase through the House by tomorrow night. The bill would raise individual income taxes by 122 percent and raise corporate and excise taxes with a 14 percent defense levy. The plan sets a 90 percent ceiling on high earners, up from 87 percent.

Washington Ways and Means Committee C.S.T Rankin D.miss Veterans Committee House Truman

Legislators Gather Here for Indiana Club Picnic

Governor Henry F Schricker will address the Indiana State Legislators Club picnic with events scheduled Saturday reception at Terre Haute House 4 to 6 p m buffet lunch at 6 30 p m and Sunday at Hulman Forest Park 10 a m for members and invited guests Speakers fishing swimming boating and archery are planned A band concert will conclude the noon program with committee leaders named for the planned activities

Henry F. Schricker Indiana State Legislators’ Club Terre Haute House Hulman Forest Park American Federation of Musicians Jack O’grady O'Grady

MacArthur Declines To Testify Again At Senate Inquiry

General Douglas MacArthur refuses a second Senate inquiry appearance, saying it is not in the public interest. The letter to Chairman Russell notes he questioned much testimony that differed with him as Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley accuses the State Department of surrendering WWII principles and calls for an end to a policy of appeasement.

MacArthur Washington Douglas MacArthur Senate Truman Russell D.-Ga Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee Patrick J. Hurley China Today State Department Hurley State Acheson

Britain Warns Iran as Oil Property Seizure Sparks Crisis

Iran seizes Anglo Iranian Oil Company properties triggering a tense international response. Secretary Acheson urges Iran to rethink its rejection of mediation, warning of worsening prospects. British Foreign Secretary Morrison orders mission home and warns of action at The Hague while alerting forces in the Middle East.

Iran Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Associated Press United Press Washington Dean Acheson Britain London Herbert Morrison House of Commons International Court the Hague Middle East

Iran Seizes Full Authority Over Anglo Iranian Oil

Premier Mossadegh orders government to take full control of Anglo Iranian Oil Company assets and run the operations while promising oil will continue to flow. Cabinet met five hours to consider a gradual takeover of northern fields at Kerman Shah and to countersign board actions. Fatimi had warned Abadan valve shutoff but the ministry indicated no such move is planned.

Tehran Iran Mohammed Mossadegh Mossadegh Hussein Fatimi A.1.c.c Abadan United States Kermanshah Anglo-Iranian Board of Directors

Iran Seizes Anglo-Iranian Oil Assets Amid Crisis Cabinet

Tehran orders seizure of Anglo-Iranian Oil Company assets and installations after a crisis cabinet meeting. United States Ambassador Henry Grady urged careful consideration of compromise proposals from the British-owned firm, signaling diplomatic tension and potential settlement efforts.

Tehran Iran United States Henry F. Grady Com

Tornadoes and Rain Hit Midwest Killing One and Injuring Five

A tornado swept eastern Minnesota killing one woman and injuring five as fifty homes and numerous trees were damaged near Hutchinson, sixty miles from Minneapolis. Unofficial damage estimates reach $500,000 with more storms and heavy rain reported across the Midwest and Great Lakes region.

Midwest Minnesota Hutchinson Minneapolis Weather Bureau Kansas South Bend Ind Great Lakes Oklahoma Montana Presidio Tex Plains States

Continental Foundry Among 15 Metals Firms Named in Anti Trust Suit

The Continental Foundry and Machine Co of East Chicago Indiana was named today as a defendant in a civil anti trust suit filed by the government. The action lists fifteen metals manufacturers as defendants and was announced from Washington on June 20 by U P.

Washington U.P The Continental Foundry & Machine Co East Chicago Ind

United States air and ground forces repel fourth Communist push

United States fighters destroyed or damaged 10 Red planes in northwest Korea as ground forces in eastern mountains drove North Koreans back across the Nangang River. U.N. tank infantry crossed no-man's land along the 100 mile front while 100 plus Allied and Communist planes fought in Mig Alley near the Manchurian border.

United Press Tokyo U.P U.S Northwest Korea United Nations Nangang River 38Th Parallel Wonsan 8Th Army U.N No-Man’s Land Seoul Chorwon Kumsong 5Th Air Force London Red Korea Onjong Pyongyang North Korea Manchuria

Youths Admit Theft of 1600 and Three Autos

Dayton youths Oren Hughes and Frank Vilaki admitted stealing 1600 from Vilaki's father, a Dayton restaurant operator. They confessed to taking three cars during a trip that started on Eleventh Street and Wabash and ended after a police chase, with vehicles traced to New York City and Sterling Kentucky.

Oren K. Hughes Frank J. Vilaki Dayton Ohio T. Long Eleventh Street Wabash Avenue Eighth Eagle Streets Frank Street Vilaki New York City Sterling, Ky

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the Tribune Conway F. Farrar Ordnance Depot Gibault Snow Hill Cohen NEW Defense Plant Atterbury Orient U.S. Weather Bureau Wabash Ave Francis J. Kelly Governor Schricker Hulman Park Lawrence Letzkus Jess Monroe Anton Hulman, Jr Joseph L. Quinn William F. Cronin Leonard Conrad Acheson Earnest Hoberecht
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