South Korea Puts All Troops On 24 Hr Alert
South Korea cancelled leaves for 700000 soldiers sailors and airmen placing all forces on full alert amid fears of a Communist attack. Deputy Defense Minister Kim Chong Kap called it routine, though officials see it as a safeguard amid the Allied arms buildup reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Seoul
Kim Chong Kap
Korea
Kim
Syngman Rhee
Asia
Far East
China
America
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce Plans Promotions
The Merchants Division planning and steering committee will meet at 10 o clock Wednesday morning in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Deming. Patrick H. Kelley, vice president and committee chairman, will oversee planning for next year and set a budget for each event and the year overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Division
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Crystal Room
Hotel
Deming
Patrick H. Kelley
Chamber
Additional Appropriations Planned by Terre Haute and Fayette Township
Taxpayers in Terre Haute Vigo County Indiana are told that on July 16 1957 city officers will review extra appropriations to cover emergencies including police equipment repairs and salaries and aviation services and the Fayette Township budget includes poor relief and school fund allocations with a hearing and state board referral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trre Haute
Vigo County
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Auditor's Office
Joseph P. Pipp
Terre Haute
Vigo
County
Fayette Township
Fayette Consolidated School
New Goshen
Aec. Ces Cs
Convict Admits Slashing Death Of Detroit Girl
Lawrence Richard Turner 50, paroled six months ago after a 16 year rape sentence, confessed after two days of questioning to slashing six year old Mary de Caussin in a lonely lane on June 12. Police say he stuffed the body in a potato sack and hid it, later denying the killing. Medical examiner cites skull fracture brain hemorrhages and stab wounds as the cause. Det Sgt Joan Ware notes inconsistencies despite forensic links.
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Detroit
Mary de Caussin
Lawrence Richard Turner
Mary
Turner
Ecorse
Howard Whaley
de Caussin
Stg
Joan Ware
Two Suffocate In Nashville Cistern Tragedy
An 11 year old boy Ralph Lewis Williams suffocated in an abandoned cistern while playing in his back yard. Vernon Hogue a 52 year old neighbor died trying to rescue him and four other men were overcome and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Ralph Lewis Williams
Vernon Hogue
Rev Ralph Jones New Pastor for Methodist Temple
Rev Ralph Moore Jones is appointed minister at Methodist Temple Terre Haute succeeding the late Rev Ralph A Ulrey. He comes from River Park Methodist Church South Bend and formerly taught school ten years. He holds a bachelor of divinity from Garrett and a masters in educational administration. He led a sanctuary project at River Park and will preach June 30 with a reception that evening by the Woman's Guild and Society. The worship center dedication honors Mrs George Pentecost.
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Terre Haute
Ralph Moore Jones
Methodist Temple
Ralph A. Ulrey
Jones
River Park Methodist Church
South Bend
Ind
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwest Indiana Conference
Robert Fleck
Fleck
Madison
Wis
Indianapolis
South Center Street
Woman’s Guild and
Woman’s Society of Christian’ Service
George Quinn
George Pentecost
Six Children In One Family Die In Fargo Tornado
A Fargo area tornado killed six Munson children aged 16 and younger and injured others in a disaster that left no basements in Golden Valley. Don Tutgen, 26, died. his wife and a 7-month-old, John Davenport, were hospitalized. Gov. Davis described the devastation as Fargo nears disaster status. Red Cross fed 1500 and the Agriculture College housed the homeless as guards guarded the ruins.
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Phyllis Munson
Gerald Munson
Mommie
Don Tutgen
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Davenport
Davenport
Munson
Golden Valley
Weather Bureau
North Dakota
John Davis
Sherman Adams
Fargo
Red Cross
North Dakota Agriculture College
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 22 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Salable hogs 1000 with prices for various weight classes and grades. Cattle numbers 100 with high to prime steers 21.00 to 26.50 and cows 11.00 to 17.50. Sheep 100 with spring lambs 13.00 to 21.00 and ewes 3.50 to 6.00.
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Chicago
U. S. No
Local Market Livestock and Poultry Prices Reported
Local market data shows salable hogs around 150 head with bulk No. 1 hogs 190 to 240 pounds at 19 to 20 dollars and No. 2 hogs 190 to 230 pounds at 19 to 19.75 dollars. Sows bring 13 to 16.50 dollars, poultry delivered prices list Grade A eggs at 25 cents and various fowl prices. Grain prices include Wheat 1.86 dollars, Oats 0.75, Corn 1.13 to 1.20, Soybeans 2.18 to 1.88 dollars depending on type.
Scottish Rite Club Picnic At Forest Park Brazil
The Clay County Scottish Rite Club marks its 12th year with an all-day family picnic and basket dinner at Forest Park in Brazil. The event starts at 12:30 PM with a pitch-in meal followed by an entertainment program. club officers include Howard W. Burns president, William E. Miller vice president, and Reggie McCullough secretary.
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Brazil
Ind
Clay County
Scottish Rite Club
Forest Park
Howard W. Burns
William E. Miller
Reggie McCullough
Scouts In Camp At Krietenstein Sets New Attendance Record
A total of 142 Boy Scouts from Terre Haute Hutsonville Robinson Palestine Martinsville and Robinson areas will attend the second week of camping at Camp Krietenstein beginning Sunday. Camp manager Jim Reed reports a record 139 boys during the first period. Activities include rifle archery handicraft swimming canoeing muskets canoeing nature study and an advancement course with Sunday vespers parents night and Court of Honor planned. A new entrance to the camp will be started and hoped to be finished by July 27. The Twelve Maples site was used for the first time. a new ceiling fan was donated by the Terre Haute Mothers Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Hutsonville
Robinson, Palestine
Martinsville
Krietenstein
Jim Reed
Twelve Maples
Crawford
Norman Johnson
Bill Fuller
Gene Fuller
Larry Conrad
Bill Crumin
Roger Gowler
Keith Atwood
Kenneth Hill
Gerald Hill
Keith Otey
Richard Bush
Alan Rowan
Joe Dale
John Halterman
John Stephens
Ronnie Williamson
Bob Tingley
Bob Huff
John Warnke
Larry Lee
Ron Williams
B. J. Gallatin, Jr
Sid Blankenbaker
Robinson
Egypt sentences two Englishmen in spy case
Cairo court fined two Britons five and ten years for spying against Egypt. James Swinburn masterminded a spy ring and received five years. James Zarb aided in obtaining information on Soviet arms shipments and got ten years. Charles Pittuék and John Stanley were acquitted. All four had lived in Egypt and were detained after Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal amid British French action.
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Cairo
Egypt
James Swinburn
James Zarb
Swinburn
Charles Pittu¢ék
John Stanley
Nasser
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Canal Zone
Youth Mission Conference Closes With City Rally
The Youth Mission To Youth completes its weeklong run with a city wide rally at 8 pm Saturday on First EUB Church. Rev. Warren J. Hartman of Dayton Ohio led as general chairman and will speak at Breden Memorial EUB Church Sunday at 9 30 am.
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E.U.B
Wabash Valley
Warren J. Hartman
Dayton
Ohio
E.U.B. Church
Topeka
Kan
Westmar College
le Mars
Iowa
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Hartman
Breden Memorial E.U.B
Breden
Locust Street E.U.B
Explorer Scouts Leave for Two Week Canoe Trip
Sixteen Explorer Scouts and four adult leaders from Wa bash Valley Council set out for a two week outing at Summer's Canoe Bases Region Ten Ely Minnesota. The journey includes eight days of canoeing remote lakes with a possible short Canadian visit. Participants include Merrill Boyle Raymond Cash Larry Davis Dick Hawkins Don Johnson Gordon Haist Terry Liffick Todd Martin Jim Milburn Kenny Newell Bill Van Hoy Bill Volkers Bruce Watson Gary Kile Stephen Johnson Harry Wilson and from Terre Haute Post No. 9 Explores and Alex Cash Wayne Boyle Roy Hawkins Steve Reynolds. They travel with Montrose Methodist Men's Club sponsorship and stay overnight at Camp Phillips near Eau Claire Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Region Ten
Ely Minn
Canada
Merrill Boyle
Raymond Cash
Larry Davis
Dick Hawkins
Don Johnson
Gordon Haist
Terry Liffick
Todd Martin
Cards are ready for 1957 wheat sale
Ed Hoffman announced that the county agricultural stabilization committee has the wheat marketing cards ready for 1957. Cards may be obtained at the A S C office Room 312 Federal building, open weekdays 7 45 am to 4 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hoffman
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
A. S. C. Committee
Hoffman
Federal Building
Teens Pull Fruit Stand Stickup Ends in Crash and Arrest
Three teens led a noon fruit stand holdup in Anderson Indiana fleeing in the Thomas car. A chase ended when the car crashed near town injuring two of the youths and jail held one. Police say two guns found at the scene were cocked and all face armed robbery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Bill McClure
Fountaintown
Clifford Thomas
Shelbyville
Robert Fryman
Thomas
Middletown
Fred Glad
Glad
Fryman
Hershel C. Crist
Alexandria
Crist
Madison County
Joe Brogdon
Brogdon
Voiture 21 to Install Officers at Legion Post
Voiture 21 of the 40 & 8 will formally install officers Thursday at 8:30 PM at Wayne Newton Post 346 American Legion 1346 Wabash Ave. A cocktail hour runs 7 to 8 with memorial service at 8:15. Introductions follow the cocktail hour and a buffet dance will be held 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Newton
American Legion
Wabash Avenue
Playing Manager Dick Sisler Leads Nashville Vols in 1956 Link
Dick Sisler served as playing manager and first baseman for the Nashville Vols in 1956 after a 145 game season at first base with the San Diego club, detailing a cross team stint in minor league baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Sisler
Nashville Vols
San Diego
Recruiter Reports Three Enlistments In U S Army
The local U S Army recruiter with the Corps of Engineers announces three enlistments. Larry Gene Waugh, 17, of Dennison Indiana, signs for three years in the regular Army and will attend stenography school at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Leo M. Burner, 28, of Robinson Illinois, re-enlists for six years as a specialist second class after ten years in service as a fixed radio station repairman. All three were sent to Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Corps of Engineers
Larry Gene Waugh
Maxine Jackson
Dennison
Waugh
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Leo M. Burner
North Cross Street
Robinson
Burner
Ft. Leonard Wood
Two Men Injured As Car Loses Wheel On U S 40
Pfc. Lawrence N. Reed and Dean Bennett suffered facial lacerations when Reed's car reportedly lost a wheel, veered off U S 40 near the Indiana Illinois line and landed in a ditch. They were taken to St Anthony Hospital in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence N. Reed
Fort Bevens
Mass
Dean Bennett
Lawton
Okla
Reed
U. S. 40
Indiana- Illinois State Line
Bedino
St. Anthony Hospital
Greencastle Youth Joins U S Navy After Graduation
Berkley Jason Alexander 18 son of Mr and Mrs James William Meadows Greencastle Ind was accepted Thursday for a four year Navy enlistment. A Greencastle High School graduate he enters as electronics seaman recruit under the Navy high school program and is sent to training at Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkley
Jason Alexander
James William Meadows
Greencastle
Ind
U. S. Navy
W. A. Gosnell
Greencastle High School
Alexander
Navy
Great Lakes
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Terre Haute House
Sheila Morrison
Ohio State University
Marie North
G. Wayne Gorby
Sullivan
Willis H. Tomlinson
Charles
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Lizzie A. Davis
Perry Smith
Therine M. Fee
State of Indiana
Obate Division
Beryl Blanchard
Cecil A. Blanchard
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N. Cox
Seelyville
Kenneth Campbell
Ralph Jones
Ralph M. Jones
Chicago Livestock
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