Special Venire Drawn For Vigo Burglary Case
A special venire was drawn for the trial of George Robert Green on burglary charges. The list includes residents from Terre Haute and surrounding areas summoned by Jury Commissioners and the clerk. Green, 18, is charged with second degree burglary for the April 20 Rust Bros break-in and tied to a June 7 count for a separate break-in at Honey Creek High School involving a bicycle and two clarinets.
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John Council
James Hollis
Circuit Court
Catherine Fee
George Robert Green
Nancy Adams
Terre Haute
Lavone Baker
Locust Street
Ben W. Frandzet
Tom Sarafoff
Charles Handy
Woodlawn
Roscoe Bowen
South Twenty Ninth Street
Michael F. Hadju
North Twenty-third Street
Ivan D. Garner
North Tenth Street
Lauren C. Powell
McKinley
Steve Tarcy
Maple Avenue
Fred Schmitz, Jr
South Twenty-fourth Street
Paul Metcalf
Lewis
Raymond Yung
Harvey R. Becker
Lafayette Avenue
John Ackman
Darrell Johnson
Twenty Fourth Street
Basil Slader
North Fourteenth Street
Alex N. Lawson
Fourth Avenue
Russel Archer
Honey Creek High School
Juergens Approved as U S Judge for Illinois District
The Senate approved the nomination of William G. Juergens to serve as U S judge for the Eastern District of Illinois. Utah drivers are lampooned for receiving two traffic tickets one for speeding and one for driving too slowly.
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Washington
The
Senate Today
William G. Juergens
U. S
Eastern District of
Illinois
Utah
Soviet officials press Columbia archivist to spy
Michael Shatov a 40 year old Columbia University archivist accused two United Nations officials Aleksei Petukov and Rostislav Shapovalov of trying to push him into spying. He spoke at a press conference in New York detailing repeated approaches on the Columbia campus over the past two months and warned they could discredit him with U S security agencies.
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New York
Columbia University
United Nations
Michael Shatov
Columbia
Aleksei Petukov
U.N
Asia
Far East
Rostislav Shapovalov
Shatov
American Committee For Liberation of Bolshevism
Moscow
Highway Study Urged by Engineer
Automotive engineer says a better understanding of highway use and safety is needed to guide future traffic planning. He emphasized data collection, traffic flow analysis, and interdisciplinary cooperation to reduce accidents and improve roadway design.
Deaths in Indiana and Illinois noted in early notices
A string of obituary notes from Terre Haute and nearby towns report deaths of Albert W. King 70 at Union Hospital. Everett Harris 64 at Veterans Hospital Indianapolis. Paul Kennedy 63 formerly of West Terre Haute died in Indianapolis. Floyd Smith 33 in Chicago. James Spence 69 Terre Haute. Harry T. Dean 72 Terre Haute area. Emma Haag 79 Terre Haute. Mary Frances Squire 35 Linton killed in auto crash. Rosa Aviyne Black 61 Oaktown with church ties. Funeral details and survivors listed for each case.
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Albert W. King
South Eleventh Street
Union Hospital
Holsum Bakery
Eva
Dora Jenner
Port Washington
Wis
Callahan Funeral
Phillip Stone
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett Harris
North Sixth Street
Veterans’ Hospital
Indianapolis
Clara
Floyd
Nellie Hampsten
Robinson
Terre Haute
Gillis Memory Chapel
Paul Kennedy
West Terre Haute
Bedine Chapel of the Valley
Paul Shelton
Bethesda Cemetery
Friends Ruiy
Floyd Smith
Chicago
Anna
Floyd Ray
Maywood
Barr Funeral Home
James Spence
North Center Street
Thomas Funeral Home
Roselawn Memorial Park
Spence
Saxton Local Union
Ulm.w. of A
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Harry T. Dean
R. R. G. Terre Haute
Paul Overpeck
Linton
Ind
Mary Frances Squire
Brooklyn
Leonard
William F
Jack D
Holly Jean Squire
Leroy Tolen
Robert Tolen
Switz City
Frank Tolen
Anna Shilkett
Lena Wilson
Dugger
Barbara Bush
Evarsville
Leona Coley
Bloomfield
Ralph Bledsoe
Olive Branch Church
C. E. Horton
Cleveland
Ohio
Olive Branch Cemetery
Oaktown
Rosa Aviyne Black
R. R. J. Oaktown
Abe Hughes
Kathryn Haynes
Merom
Schulze Funeral Home
Grazing Land May Be In Soil Bank
The Agriculture Department announced that crop land grazed up to June 22 may be placed under the soil bank program this year. Previously land grazed or harvested earlier was excluded, but revised rules allow graze land to qualify due to late knowledge of the new farm law. The program pays farmers for underplanting allotments of surplus crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Newspprint Use Sets New Record in U S
Newspprint use in the United States last month reached an all time high. The American Newspaper industry reports a surge in demand and higher production activity across major markets.
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New York
United States
Publishers Assn Reports May Newsprint Use Up From 1955
The Publishers Association announced May newsprint consumption totaling 610,621 tons, up from 599,216 tons in May 1955. For the first five months of this year consumption reached 2,857,883 tons versus 2,730,037 tons in the same period last year.
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Juergens
National Ave
Harvey Clark
Ohio St
J. P. Buckley
Automotive Safety Foundation
Foundation
Buckley
Carl E. Fritts
Lafayette
Wa. F. Tearman Funeral Director
Silverstein Brothers
Wabash Valley
Fbony
Durham
Shlwerstiein
Wabash Avenue
Barat LY
Emma Haag
Plum Street
the Cross Funeral Home
Osborne L. Schumpert
Mrs
Rosa Avlyne Black
Walter W. Liffick, SR
Marshall
Ill
Walter W. Liffick
R. R
Maude
Bruce
Samuel
Buffalo
N. YW
Thomas
Springfield
Lawrence
Paris
Chelsia
Marshal
Carmi
Agnes Seeburger
Cecil Spires
Betty Myers
Mont
Aaron
Oakland
Marrs
D.S.T
H. J. Kemp
Marshall Cemetery
Ethel Mary Sweeney
Clinton
Rebecca Lodge
First Baptist Church
Edward
Mabel Brown
First Funeral
Ray Crawl
Riverside Cemetery
Fort Howard
H. P. Shirley
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Terre Haute, Indiana
Silverstein Bros
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Clock
Wabash Ate