Rev Fagan Celebrates First Mass at St Margaret Marys
Rev Bernard D Fagan newly ordained Jesuit priest held his first solemn high mass at St Margaret Mary Church and was honored at a dinner and reception with about 125 attendees. He presided at 11 o clock devotions as Rev Amos A McLoughlin assisted and Rev Herbert F Winterhalter preached. Also present were Rev William Stineman and Rev Richard Mode. servers included Fagan cousins Richard Lundstrom Robert Lundstrom and Vincent Lundstrom. Born in Terre Haute he is the son of Mrs James J Fagan and the late Mr Fagan, and was ordained June 19 at St Marys Kaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard D. Fagan
St. Margaret Mary Church
Herbert F. Winterhalter
St. Patrick Church
William Stineman
Richard Mode
Fegan
Richard Lundstrom
S.J
Robert Lundstrom
Vincent Lundstrom
Father Fagan
James J. Fagan
Davis Avenue
Fagan
St. Marys
Kaw
Terre Haute
St. Margaret Mary Grammar School
A C and Union Resume Talks At Deming Hotel
Negotiators for Allis-Chalmers and Union Local 1164 resume contract talks at the Hotel Deming after a midday break. Air Force plans to move key machine tools from Allis-Chalmers Terre Haute facility threaten production as 340 pilot plant workers refuse to work without a contract. Local 1164 votes not to return until a new contract, with non economic clauses, is agreed. Mayor Tucker addresses the union urging compromise amid sporadic picketing at pilot and main plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Deming
Air Force
Allis-Chalmers
Martin L. Carson
AC Terre Haute
C.I.C. United Automobile Workers
Ralph Tucker
Frank Bartee
U.A.W. International
Wabash Avenue
North Thirteenth Street
Lover Is Hunted In Hotel Slaying Of St. Louis Wife
St Louis police hunted Jose Bartolome Romero 28 after the death of Mrs. William E Thompson in a Jefferson Hotel room. Romero, once her dance student, is linked to slashing and strangling her after a nightly rendezvous. Thompson, a cereal company employee, fled Boston on business when told of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
William E. Thompson
Jose Bartolome Romero
Jefferson Hotel
Sponsor of UMT Former Senator Wadsworth Dies
James W. Wadsworth 74 veteran public servant died of cancer in Emergency Hospital after a long illness. He sponsored prewar draft legislation and headed the commission that drafted universal military training. A former senator and representative, he was the fourth person to serve in both houses and led the National Security Training Commission when recalled by President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
House of Representatives
Senate
John Quincy Adams
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Matthew M. Neely
D- W. Va
Truman
National Security Training Commission
Hoosier May Nonfarm Employment Drops Below April
Indiana Employment Security Division reports May nonfarm employment at 1,337,900, with manufacturing dropping below 600,000 for the first time since July 1950, indicating a May decline from April totals in Indianapolis era data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Employment Security Division
Hoosier
NPA files 15 counts against Illinois sheet steel firm
The National Production Authority filed a 15 count complaint against Roy G. Miller Inc of Monmouth Illinois charging illegal disposal of more than 385 tons of sheet steel and sale of 771 995 pounds from Aug 16 1951 to Sept 18 1951 The firm makes agricultural machinery and portable buildings and employs 18 people NPA counsel John G Alexander seeks a suspension order affecting priorities and controlled material allotments under the Defense Production Act
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Production Authority
Monmouth
Ill
Roy G. Miller
NPA
New Flight Ruling Demands Six-Hour Reconfirmation
Washington officials announced a new flight policy stating airlines must cancel reservations unless passengers reconfirm at least six hours before departure. The rule takes effect July 1 and was disclosed on the preceding Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress Bill For Cash Aid To Students Considered
Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing asked Congress to authorize a student aid program offering scholarships up to $800 a year for about 50 000 to 60 000 high school students and loans up to $600 annually or $2 400 total with 80 percent government insurance. The plan estimates $32 million in the first year, rising $32 million annually for three more years to $128 million, with aims to pass in early 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Oscar R. Ewing
Ewing
Truman
Hoosier Medical Group Meets Here
The third annual Hoosier State Medical Association meeting convenes at the Hoover Building Thirteenth and Crawford streets for two sessions June 24 and 25. Dr J S Smith of Muncie is president Dr D A Hoover of Terre Haute secretary local physicians H W Bopp P E Humphrey P J Bronson will speak with out of town experts from Louisville St Louis and Indiana University Medical Center. About 70 visiting physicians and spouses are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier State Medical Association
Hoover Building
Thirteenth
Crawford Streets
J. S. Smith
Muncie
D. A. Hoover
Terre Haute
H. W. Bopp
P. E. Humphrey
P. J. Bronson
Arville L. Ballard
Waverly Hills Sanatorium
Louisville
Kentucky
W. L. Smiley
Homer G. Phillips Hospital
St. Louis
Thomas C. Moore
Indiana University Medical Center
J. K. Bermen
Indiana University Medical School
B. L. Martz
Eli Lilly Research Department
Hazel T. Pfennig
Indiana State Teachers College
Y.W.C.A
Measles toll in Indiana doubles 1951 figure
Indiana reports 188 new measles cases in the last week bringing the year to 7814. Indianapolis accounted for 45 cases while Lafayette had 11 and Evansville 10. There were 65 new mumps cases and influenza totaled 3878, far above last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
State Board of Health
Lafayette
Evansville
Girls Narrow Escape After Oil Stove Blast
Evansville Indiana June 23. June King fourteen and sister Ann twelve escaped from a storage building fire that followed an oil stove explosion. A hole in the wall allowed them to squeeze out and survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
June King
Ann
Freebooter wins 10 meter Chicago Michigan City race
The yacht Freebooter, owned by Mack and Robert Pohn of the Columbia Yacht Club, Chicago, won the 10 meter division of the Chicago Michigan City sailing race. The 37 mile course was completed in about five and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Ind
Freebooter
Mack
Robert Pohn
Columbia Yacht Club
Chicago
Indiana University hurdler takes third in 200m finals
Long Beach California saw Dave Martin of Indiana University finish third in the 200 meter hurdles finals at the National A A U track meet held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Dave Martin
Indiana University
A.A.U
New York Markets Report by Bennett and Co 1952
New York markets at 1 o'clock Eastern headline by James E Bennett and Co notes 690 000 shares traded in sales on Monday June 23 1952 at Merchants National Bank blog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
Navy Rowers Set for Olympic Berth in Regatta Sweep
Navy's Middies won varsity junior varsity and freshman events at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on Lake Onondaga and look like strong favorites for an Olympic berth at Worcester. Princeton's Schoch called Navy almost unbeatable after finishing second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Navy
Worcester
Mass
Intercollegiate
Princeton
Dutch Schoch
Women Golfers Head For National Open
CHICAGO, June 23. The feminine golf contingent heads for the National Open starting Thursday at Philadelphia. Betsy Rawls is expected to defend her title. she is the newly crowned Western Open titlist with a 1952 bankroll of $10,450. Texas Phi Beta Kappa and Betty Jameson figure in the race, Jameson losing 1 up in 36 holes at Skokie Country Club as the field readies for the Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philadelphia
Betsy Rawls
Miss Rawls
University of Texas Phi Beta Kappa
Betty Jameson
Skokie Country Club
Annual Fishathon Winners at No. 26 Lake Dugger
Boyd Alexander and George Maloof won the annual Fishathon staged by local sportsmen at No. 26 Lake near Dugger over the weekend. Trophies for biggest fish and biggest catch went to Alexander and Maloof. Boyd caught a five and one half pound fish. Dick Davis and Attorney Mort Swango were last year's winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Alexander
George Maloof
No. 26 Lake
Dugger
Alexander
Maloof
Boyd
Dick Davis
McMillan’s Store
Mort Swango
Major League Leaders National and American
Summary of top league leaders in batting runs and RBIs across the two leagues. Notable names include Musial Robinson Sauer Thomson Hodges and Spahn. Highlights cover team affiliations New York Brooklyn Cleveland Detroit and Philadelphia with figures for hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Also shows pitching leaders Reece Sain Shantz and See. SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM PLACE A WANT AD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
New York
Sauer
Chicago
Thomson
Adams
Cincinnati
Williams
Schoendienst
Miksis
Jethroe
Boston
Ennis
Philadelphia
Hodges
Reese
Reece
Hearn
Spahn
Rush
Rosen
Cleveland
Diiagero
Fain
Avila
DiMaggio
Doby
Fox
Bles — Priddy
Detroit
Vernon
Simpson
Young
Rivera
Minoso
Carrasquel
Semen Mullin
Berra
Wertz
Rizzuto
Shantz
Sain
Chicago Livestock Market Report June Update
Salable hogs 11 000 active butchers unevenly steady to mostly 23 lower sows steady to weak. Hogs ranged with 180-230 lb at 20.50 21.00, 230-270 lb 19.60 20.50, 280-310 lb 19.00 20. lighter weights 17.50 20.25. sows 16.25 17.25 for 400 lb and lighter, heavier sows to 15 and under. Cattle 12 000 calves 300 slow and uneven. steers and heifers steady, cows weak to lower for commercial, bulls steady, wealers weak. Prime steers 34.25 35.50, good to low-prime 30.50 33.73, commercial to low-choice 25.00 20.25, heifers 28.00 33.75, utilities 23.00, cows 18.50 20.50, canners 14.00 18.00, bulls 23.00 26.50, dealers 25.00 32.00. Sheep 500: native spring lambs steady top 28.00, bulk 24.50 27.00, old-crop lambs unsold. slaughter ewes dull, best light weights 7.50, heavy bucks 4.50 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Poultry and Dairy Prices Day Report
June 23 market notes show live poultry with heavy hens steady and prices listed for hens springs fryers brailers ducks and turkeys. Cheese butter and egg prices given with market steady trends and varied scores and percentages for dairy products.
Butter and egg market report from New York trading floor
On June 23 New York reports butter receipts at 372145 lbs as market remains unsettled with wholesale net prices for bulk cartons and creamery ratings. Egg receipts stand at 33052 cases, market sops firm while balance stays steady. Midwest milk products list varied price classes for mixed colors whites and browns with fresh grade distinctions and weight categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cattle and hog prices in Indianapolis market report
Salable hogs 9500 head with weights 120 to 300 pounds showed drops of 25 to 50 cents, best ranges $19.50 to $21.25 with several loads at $21.35. Cattle and calves: 1500 cattle and 300 calves, yearlings steady to 50 higher, top 1115 lb steers $34.50, yearlings $31.00, 750 lb heifers $29.50, cows active, higher to 350, top $23.00 for commercial, utility $19.00-21.00, canners and cutters $15.00-20.00, dealers to 530 higher, prime $28.00-30.00. Sheep and lambs: 100 head, steady, spring lambs down, shorn slaughter ewes $3.00.
Butter and eggs prices hold after two day receipts
Chicago reports butter steady with receipts totaling 1,107,764 over two days and wholesale buying prices unchanged, with 93 score AA at 69.75 and other grades listed. Eggs also steady with two day receipts 16,725, wholesale prices unchanged except U S standards up one to two cents a dozen, current receipts 32.5 and dirties 31.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Market quotes for grain and soybeans from Chicago
Cash wheat unavailable. Corn prices listed for No 2 yellow at 1.73 to 1.78 dollars per bushel, No 4 at 1.68 to 1.86, No 5 at 1.69 to 1.71, sample grade around 1.43 to 1.59. Oats show No 4 heavy at 0.81 to 0.84, sample grades near 0.82, leg prices about 1.25 to 1.65, feed at 120.30, soybeans not quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beach Open For Swimming At South Lake W T H
Local want ads note beach opening for swimming at South Lake and list care offerings for children in a home setting. Also public notices, lodge meetings for W T H Lodge 687 F and A M, schedule June 23 to 24 meetings and memorial observance for Gary Wayne Bradbury with family signatures.
Bids Sought for Terre Haute Public Works Projects 1952
The Terre Haute Board of Public Works and Safety announces multiple bids for sewer and street resurfacing projects. Sealed bids due July 14 1952 at 10:00 a.m. Central. Each bid must include a $100 certified check and bid forms per State Board of Accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works and Safety
Office of the Board
Terre Haute
Indiana
Board of Public Works and Safety
Hulman Street
3Rd
State Board of Accounts
Raymond F. Thomas
Paul D. Meadows
Clyde R. Randel
Board
Crawford Street
Oak Street
City of
Ash Street
2St Street
23Rd Street
Arantee
Personal notices and local ads mingle in late item sheet
Classified brief lists contact requests for Mrs. Carrie Morris or Reynolds and Elizabeth Hatton, plus scattered local ads for insecticides linoleum coatings rugs and upholstery cleaning, trusses fittings and watchmaker services, and a family contact at St. Ann's Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie (Huckle) Morris
Reynolds
Jessie Morris
Harley Haton
St. David Lane
St. Ann's 14
Elizabeth
Huckle) Hatton
Special Club Breakfasts and Shops Offer Bargains
A dense notice lists local specials from Dvis Restaurant and Arnold's Drive-in with plate lunches and dinners, sewing and dry cleaning services, beauty shops, sewing machine ads, and Lost notices. Items include cheap plate lunches, wedding cakes, party catering, sewing and alterations, nylon uniforms, and a stray watch and collie lost near Deming Park.
Employment ad promises 37000 government jobs
Advertises large number of government positions with weekly pay up to 73 dollars. Claims free 32 page booklet with jobs salaries tests and training options. Directs readers to write Box 313 Tribune-Star 641 Ohio C-6723.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune-Star
Ohio
The Thomas D Murphy Co Art Calendar Line Ad
A vintage sales notice from The Thomas D Murphy Co of Red Oak Iowa promotes a new sixty third line of quality posing and calendar products. The firm seeks reliable aggressive agents for year round work with weekly commissions substantial bonuses and prizes. References requested. Birthplace of The Art Calendar Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. D. Murphy CO
Red Oak
Iowa
Sale and service jobs seek workers in Tribune-Star box
Classified ad collection lists salesmen for floor care products with travel, earnings details for Mr Sharp at Filbeck Hotel, time slots Sunday. Also seeks full time station operator, waitress, cook, cashier, practical nurse at various Lafayette area locations with contact instructions. No phone calls for nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Filbeck Hotel
Sun
Lafayette and
Locust
National Concern
Indiana
Tribune-Star
Floyd's Tavern
National Ave
West Terre Haute
For China and Glass Depart ments
Permanent position offering a good starting salary and rapid promotions. Only experienced sales help need apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China and Glass
Experienced Secretary Position at Downtown Firm
Age 25 to 35. Well established firm, downtown office. 40-hour week, excellent opportunity. Employer willing to pay top wages for well qualified experienced secretary. Personnel Placement 27 N 7th st. Licensed Bureau. C-9668. Mr. Tucker Jr. Stenographer ability to take shorthand up to 100 WPM. Prefer experience but consider beginners. Ladies with small children not considered. Salary based on ability and experience, $173 and up. Vigo Employment Bureau 112 N 7th. Licensed Agency. C-9671.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th St
Grand Theater
Tucker
Vigo Employment Bureau
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UMT
Senator Wadsworth
Gor
The
Welfare Finance Corp
Wabash Ave
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Superior Loan CO
Chase Blanford
Wabaih
R. D. Bowsher and His
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Merchants Loan & Savings Ass
Clyde W. Andrews
Gilbert S. Cluder
Sec
South 6Th St
CWI
Hook’s Drug
Seventh St
Crawford Go6s
R. A. Quain
Hoosier Medical Group
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Pac
Ohio Ee
Gt N North West
Louis & Nach
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T&t
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Car & F Allis Chal
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Bullard Ve Bald Locoowsee
Briggs Mfg
Bots
Warner Oenee
IJ den Deere Bo
Elec Auto
Heton Rat
Elec Sior & Barry
Elec
Melville Shoe Timken
Stew-Warn
Blaw-Knox
Nairn
Crane Co
Burrough
Curtis Pub
Cluett-Pea
East Kodak
Elec Boat
Robert Gair
Greyhound
Lone Star Com. Johns-Manv Doehler
Jarvis
Ase En Tenes Te Iecee McKess
Robb Nehi Corp
Uy Owens IL Glerees
Eee
Proct. & Gamb
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Timken R. B
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Union Bag Sevens West Elec
Morris Prevens
Loris Reyn
Tob. B
Ligg. & My. Tob
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Atl
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Skelly
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Seer
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Ohio Oil
Phil Pet
Tex. Pac.c.& O
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Tide-War Assoc
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ST “Ilss Inland
Acme
Beth. Stel
Armco Stl Corp
U. S. Pipe & Tory
Willys
Gen. Motors
Hudson
Chrysler Nash Kelv
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Seeree
Packerdeee
Studebaker
Gram. Paige
White Motor LS
Schenley
Bridgeport Brass Co
Am. Smelt
Anae
Cal
Hele Ced de Pasco
Ay Park
Utah
Kowe Sound
Kennecott Miami
Phelps Dod
Sunshine Mine
U. S. Smelt
CHEMI
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Allied Chem
Air Reduct
Celanese Ween
Sateen
du Pont
Monsano U. S. Grocum
Carbon
Gulf Sul
Leews, Inc
Para
Radio Corp
Warner Bros. Co
Admiral Os Emerson
Motorolanteeee
Magnavox
Philco
ST Kroger S. S. Kresge
Mont
Ward
Field
J.C. Penney
Safway Wee
Sears
Walgreen
Woolworth
Gimbel Bros
Baat IL
Swift
Wilson Coal
Isl
Crk
Lehigh Coal & Navy
Alexander, Maloof
Major League
National
Chicago Livestock
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Indianapolis Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
South Lake
W.T.H
R. J Sloan
Lodge
W. T. H. Lodge No
A. M
P. Ce
Herschel A. Brown
W. M. Edward Eums
Secy
Wm. Penn W. Feekday
Jane
Isaac Leslie
Roselawn
Harrison B Williams
M. Clone J
Ww.m
Edward J. Eames
Sec’y
Richard P. Seybold
W. M
Bradbury
Gary Wayne Bradbury
Robert L._ Bradbury
Lawrence E. Thomas
Leon W. Bradbury
Osco Drug Co
Meis
Root’s
Gillis
P.O. D
M C Grainger
6Th
Herb Fischer
Arnold's
S. 25Th
East Side Bakery
Ladson's Bakeries
Necchi
Free Home
Call Sebree
Grace Miller’s
Clark
Alice
Carl Krausbek
Oriental Gift Shop
Wabash
Fairbanks
Mary Helen Hert
Helen
Huffer's
Fern Ladson
Mitchell
Alma Owens Harper
LOST
C. C. Cureller
Exten Soe
Deming Park
Tecumseh, Ind
N. 13th_ st. Rew
National Finance Organization
E. J. Gibson
Tribune - Star
Conroy's
Indois
Hulman
Charles Simon
S. 4Th St
N. 4Th St
Tribune
Hillman’s
Felix Cleaners
Stanley
Vanity Shoe Store
L & T Cafe
HFC
Household Finance Corporation
North Sixth Street
Hote
Deming
Crawford
Allen-Steen Acceptance CO
Indiana Loan Co
S. 7Th St
S. 4Th
American Loan and Finance Company
Midwest Business Brokers
Peoples Bank
Old Frontier
Ist
Walnut
John Whetsel
13Th & Ohio
New
Paris Trail Tavern
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