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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1959
Page
3
John Stanley, 16, of 2410 Heck Avenue, ordered to surrender his license until July 30 with a court appearance then, risk of a year suspension if orders not followed. Other outcomes include fines for intoxication, speeding, mufflers, and running a red light in Terre Haute City Court.
A Wilmington reader reports back on Kellogg's All-Bran as a bulk laxative. The ad claims laxatives lack bulk and that a half cup daily provides essential fibre for dependable regularity. A 10-day trial is suggested to prove its effectiveness.
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania on June 22 President Eisenhower gave 13 year old Roy Fairman Jr five dollars for attending church and being late to the golf course. The boy and his mother are Episcopalians but Roy attended the Gettysburg Presbyterian Church. After the sermon the President spotted him and handed him the cash as a token for going to church that day.
Melvin Slater a 28 year old of 201 South Ninth Street West Terre Haute remains in critical condition at St Anthony Hospital since Saturday morning after a collision north of Riley. He suffered crushing chest injuries head injuries and a fractured right [unspecified]. His companion Jerry Bowman 21 of Terre Haute was only moderately injured with a fractured shoulder and lesser injuries. State Police said Bowman vehicle was speeding around a curve on State Highway 46 when it lost control overturned several times and came to rest on its top.
A delegation of labor leaders from Costa Rica Ecuador and Brazil visited Tucker today welcomed by Mayor Ralph Tucker. The group includes Kenneth Vargas Alvaro Moya Antonio Castro Leon Gutierrez Milton Jaramillo Liu Campista Waltru des Santos and Jose Campelo, part of the Marshall Plan Point 4 exchange program. The Latin American Group XIV-A is sponsored by ICA with Albert C. Cooper as team manager. Campista toured the Brazil Indiana monument receiving a royal welcome.
A health feature counters myths about epilepsy, noting it is a symptom not a disease and that most patients, especially under 21, can lead normal lives. It cites 15 drugs as effective, mentions mental ability generally preserved, and urges realistic public understanding to reduce stigma.
A reader reports discharge from the Army in 1945 due to neurocirculatory asthenia which is worsening. The answer defines the condition as nervous or emotional and suggests psychiatric care can be greatly helpful in managing it.
Police report illegal entry at the Farm Bureau Co op 120 Harding avenue between midnight Saturday and Sunday night. A coke machine was found open. two youths were seen near a Kroger pay phone, but no items reported missing. Officer Germain injured while entering. knives used on vending machine found. bookkeeper Serge Keiser summoned to scene.
A new CALAMATUM Ointment formula combines six anti itch ingredients to stop nine types of itch in seconds. The medicated cream soothes burning upon contact, reduces pain, and aids healing, effective even as lesions spread.
The Mid-Continent Association of the Pet Industry announced plans for its upcoming convention. Exhibits will include parakeet nests and dog cowboy outfits, highlighting playful pet fashion trends.
Sergeant Whitehouse and Officer Hollers described a screen removed to gain entry on the west side. Damage was estimated at five dollars and two small boys were suspected. An attempted entry occurred at the Daniel E. Kyle law office, while Mrs. Stella Isaacs said two chairs were stolen from the front.
A resident reported the theft of chairs from her porch at 2001 Washington Avenue. The value of the chairs was estimated at about 20 dollars.
In Port au Prince on June 11, troops and tanks ringed the National Palace while firemen battled a blaze that leveled a wing of army barracks. Officials attribute the fire to a short circuit amid post bombing unrest.
The Official Board of Maple Avenue Methodist Church hosts a reception after Sunday School on June 28 in the social rooms to honor senior pastor Reverend R. Richmond Blake and family and new associate pastor Reverend Lewis Haskell and family. Haskell, a Garrett Institute graduate and Adrian College alum, recently led Riverside Methodist Church in Indianapolis and will join Battle Ground Youth Conference staff next week. The Haskell family resides at the new parsonage 1117 Maple Avenue with children David Deborah Danny and Douglas. WSCS president Mrs Clyde Andrews and Local Church Activities chair Mrs Lewis Pelkey organize.
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