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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1959

Page

9

Housing Bill Faces Possible Veto By the House

Washington June 23 UPD Democratic leaders predicted the House would approve and send to President Eisenhower a scaled down compromise housing bill. A conservative Republican coalition opposed the measure, while Rep. Albert Rains said passage looked good. The Senate approved 56 to 31. The bill is $1.375 billion, about $400 million below Eisenhower's recommendation.

Washington House Eisenhower Albert Rains D-Ala Senate House Senate Congress

Bank official found dead in Gary office

William J. Roseberry 47 manager of the Village branch of Gary National Bank was found shot in his office in Gary Indiana authorities believe he took his own life. A .45 caliber revolver lay near the body.

Gary Ind William J. Roseberry Gary National Bank Roseberry

Moles Tunneling Deeply Nightly Reported

Moles have been observed tunneling up to 300 feet in a single night, suggesting unusually high activity and adaptability in their burrowing behavior.

Be My Guest at Chicago Market Awards Dinner

Houston Hollis recounts attending the Chicago Market Awards dinner at American Furniture Mart as a finalist among about twenty top U S furniture retailers. Guests speakers included Thomas H. Coulter and Sampson P. Bowers as the event promotes confidence and prosperity in home furnishings. Norm Hall and Don Dominix fill in on Be My Guest TV while he buys furniture for Fair Meadows.

Chicago Furniture Market Chicago Market American Furniture Mart Chicago Market Daily America Thomas H. Coulter Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry Coulter Sampson P. Bowers Life Magazine Norm Hall Don Dominix Fair Meadows

Bitter Choice: Tragedy in Snake River Rescue

Angel Martinez saved one step daughter as Magdalen Ribera, 11, drowned in Snake River near Nyssa Oregon. Reyes Ribera, 13, also drowned while Martinez saved Guadalupe Ribera, 9. Deaf mute brother Martin Ribera attempted rescue and alerted a nearby farmer.

Nyssa Ore Angel ‘Martinez Snake River Martinez Magdalena Ribera Reyes Guadalupe Ribera Martin Ribera

Hostage Standoff Nets Five Inmates at Prison Center Wing

Inmates in the 10 North wing seized five hostages early in the incident at the center. Guards were spread 20 feet apart with riot gear as drones and glass debris marked the scene. Warden Settle ordered restraint and refused to provoke the uprising while awaiting negotiations and quiet.

Russell O. Settle Jim Billings Springfield Daily News Billings Dr. Settle William L. Fitch Leonard Appleby Melvin G. Jung Robert B. Rosenthal Charles R. Allen Springfield al Capone

Prospective Jurors Hear Gambling Plan

Jury panel in Terre Haute case weighs a large tax evasion conspiracy tied to a 1957 raid. Indicted defendants face counts on wagering totals, book-keeping, and failure to register with the IRS. Judge Holder rejects venue and severance motions as 83 prospects await testimony from up to 200 witnesses.

Internal Revenue Service Wyatt Terre Haute Internal Revenue Department Alberta P. Armstrong Indianapolis Albert H. Beck Jasper Ralph E. Black Danville Ollie T. Bosse Jeffersonville Glenn R. Clark Evansville William J. Conlin Harold Curtis Rushville J. Firman Dodd Local Julian Daling Spencer Appliance William G. Embree Bedford Robert M. Lewis Putnam Farmer Emory D. Bruner Holder

No Public Interest Seen for Indiana Rail Hearings

At Indianapolis hearings the Indiana Public Service Commission saw no attendees as it opened on the plan to abandon four daily trains. Pennsylvania Railroad lawyers argued that public interest in the routes from Richmond to Terre Haute and Indianapolis to Richmond is too small to sustain service.

Indianapolis Indiana Public Service Commission Richmond Terre Haute PSC Pennsylvania Railroad

Infant dies after cashew lodge in throat

In Shelbyville Indiana on June 23 4 Mark Lloyd Carpenter aged 10 months died at Major Hospital after cashew nut pieces became lodged in his throat. He was the son of Mrs. Charles Carpenter of RR 5 Shelbyville.

Shelbyville Ind Mark Lloyd Carpenter Charles Carpenter

Air mail timing puzzling in Idaho arrival record

In Idaho Falls on June 23, air mail from Jackson Wyoming showed a 23 hour 5 minute transit with a postmark of 3 p.m. June 22 and arrival at 3:55 p.m. June 21. Officials blamed a faulty cancellation machine for the discrepancy.

Idaho Falls Idaho Jackson Wyo

4 H Program Set Tonight in Paris Illinois

Edgar County 4 H clubs present their summer share the fun program at Paris High School at 7 30 this evening Twenty two acts including vocal and instrumental numbers are planned A masters of ceremonies and public speaking contest are scheduled Judges include Dr E G Gabbard Patricia McNees and Rev Ronald T Allin Several acts may advance to the Illinois state finals

Paris Ill Edgar County 4H Paris High School E. G. Gabbard Eastern

Atomic Spy Klaus Fuchs to Enter East Germany Tonight

Berlin reports British atomic spy Klaus Fuchs, 47, will enter East Germany tonight or Wednesday after serving nine years and three months of a 14 year sentence for spying for the Soviets. British officials have kept his whereabouts secret.

Berlin Foreign Ministry Klaus Fuchs East Germany Fuchs

Wabash works plant to add 400 jobs cost 83 million

The Wabash River Ordnance Works near Dana and Newport in Vermillion County will restart to produce classified materiel under a new defense program. The 83 million conversion may hire up to 400 workers as the AEC heavy water and RDX plants are revived, signaling continued regional economic expansion. Local leaders credit broad support from the Wabash Valley and Chamber of Commerce for the project.

Dana Newport Vermillion County Wabash River E. I. du Pont de Nemours, Inc Atomic Energy Commission AEC Old Ordnance Works Wampler Secretary of the Defense Indiana John K. Lamb Chamber of Commerce Wabash Valley Middle West Wabash Valley Industrial Development Council Ray Wedlock Council James W. Burgett Montezuma

Wa bash Valley relief drive aids unemployment relief effort

The WVIDC praised for assisting the Wa bash Valley area to relieve unemployment as it works to restart operations at the Dana installation. Chief Deputy Sheriff Jim Elliott is noted in the report as part of the ongoing efforts. Items reported missing include groceries medical supplies and a set of dishes.

Wabash Valley WVIDC Dana Jim Elliott

Break-in Reported at Camp Mau Mee Girl Scout Camp

A break-in was reported Tuesday at Camp Mau Mee Girl Scout Camp located east of Youngstown. Police investigations are underway as officials review security measures and inspect damaged facilities.

Camp Maumee Youngstown

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