California Regents Back Nimitz War Era Loyalty Debate
The California Regents debated loyalty during 1949 50 with Fleet Admiral Nimitz Governor Warren and oilman Pauley backing Sproul. A 62 employee review was deferred to July 21 for individual examination as non signers with heroic records awaited action while the loyalty oath policy remained a signing requirement and Senate review option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Sproul
Chester W. Nimitz
Earl Warren
California
Edwin W. Pauley
Regents
Academic Senate
Communist Party
Adm. Nimitz
Nimitz
Jesse Steinhart
Schricker Declines to Back a Candidate for Senate
Indianapolis June 24 The governor says he will take no side in the three way Democratic senatorial race and urges the party to let the best man win He plans to attend the state convention next Tuesday and denies he will be a candidate Jacobs, backed by supporters, remains hopeful despite Schricker's stance and the uncertain outcome of the convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Schricker
U.S. Senate
Rep
Andrew Jacobs
Jacobs
Plane With 585 Rails Face Aboard Lost Strike Sunday
A massive air search unfolded as a Northwest plane carrying 585 rails and 22 aboard vanished over the Great Lakes. Officials feared the crash could be the continent’s worst aviation disaster, with rescue efforts spanning Michigan Wisconsin and Illinois and Coast Guard cutters and private yachts aiding in the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Grand Island
Neb
Allegan
Mich
Denver
Wisconsin
5Th Air Rescue Organization
Colorado City
Battle Creek
Illinois
Coast Guard
Milwaukee
Racine
Wis
Flint
Theaters Show Multiple Films Across States
Listings note current showings at theaters in Indiana Idaho Virginia Colorado and more with titles such as Shadow on the Wall Killers All Over the Border Blondie's Hero and Geronimo plus westerns and serials. The article ends with a remark on how Colorado derived its name from the colorado river during spring floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Blondie
Rex
Texas
Savoy
Driver Under Bond On Traffic Charge
Will Davidson 73 of Marshall charged with running the northbound signal at Third and Washington. Bail set at 500 dollars. case postponed to July 18 per Judge Herbert Criss at request of attorney N George Nasser. Davidson’s car collided with city street truck driven west by Ralph Sheldon 54 of 1407 Harding Ave. both drivers uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davidson
R. R. 4. Marshall, II
Third Street
Washington Avenue
N. George Nasser
Herbert R. Criss
J. S. Beasley and
Toney
Davidson
City Street Department
Ralph Sheldon
Harding Avenue
Valuable clock stolen in Fayette township burglary
Deputies investigated the theft of a nearly 150 year old clock from a Fayette township home. Thomas E. Lapworth of Clinton reported the clock missing from his property, with entry occurring between June 14 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trierweiler
Fayette Township
Thomas E. Lapworth
Clinton
Lapworth
Dodgers Acquire Epperly From Montreal Farm Club
The Brooklyn Dodgers bought pitcher John P. Epperly from their International League Montreal farm club. Jack Banta was sent to Montreal on option. Epperly, 32, is a right hander who had a 1938 Cubs tryout.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
John P. Epperly
Montreal
Jack Banta
Dodgers
Epperly
Chicago Cubs
Junior Baseball League Scores From Yesterday
Beginner League saw Highway Cafe top Shamrocks 4 2 and Ghindes Cafe pound Pirates 30 1. Little Giants beat Terre Haute Tigers 14 4, Braves down Dodgers 13 3, Highway Cafe over Joe's Grocery 9 5. North Side Sluggers forfeit over Maple Avenue Bees. Novice League had Optimist Club 15 Frank's Restaurant 5 and Oakley's 3 Eagles 2. Open League had Eagles 12 Post 347 and Fraternal Order of Police 10 Grotto 4. Players noted: Horton's big blow for Highway Cafe. Maddox Lacy Dardeen for Ghindes. Izard for Tigers. Williams for Braves. Zable Joe's Grocery. Spence LeMont Cliff for Eagles.
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Highway Cafe
Shamrocks
Ghindes Cafe
Pirates
Little Giants
Terre Haute Tigers
Braves
Dodgers
Joe’s Grocery
North Side Sluggers
Maple Avenue Bees
Horton
Smith
Maddox
Lacy
Dardeen
Luzader
Cieszko
Izard
Tigers
Williams
McGinnis
Cooper
LeClerq
Stranahan
Zable
Harrison
Frank
Oakley
Eagles
Culp
Eldred
Myles
Montgomery
Milton
Cass
Terre Haute Eagles
American Legion Post
Fraternal Order of Police
Kerman Grotto
Spence
LeMont
Cliff
Fuquay
Pestoff
Order of Eagles
R.H. E. Whamrocks
Cravis
Leonard
Lyins
Harton
Reese Passes Marty Marion In National League Star Poll
Chicago June 24 1944 Reese Brooklyn Dodger shortstop Pee Wee Reese tops Marty Marion St Louis in the NL shortstop voting for the All Star Game at Comiskey Park July 11. The poll opened June 12 and ends July 1 with Kell Musial Williams and Robinson leading in various NL and AL positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harold (Pee Wee) Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Reese
Marion
Comiskey Park
George Kell
Detroit
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Police investigate alleged stabbing near tavern violence
James A. Thornton, 37, of 214 South First Street, was arrested on late Friday night and charged with cutting with tent. He is held for investigation after allegedly stabbing Frank Holsher, 53, at a tavern at First and Walnut streets following a dispute about parked cars. Holsher was treated for a shoulder wound.
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James A. Thornton
South First Street
Collins and Bealmear
Frank Holsher
First
Walnut Street
Holsher
Thornton
Thompson
Larceny Case Continued In Vigo Court
Raymond C. Smith a 33 year old former Night Hawk employee faced grand larceny and embezzlement charges in Vigo Circuit Court. He allegedly took about $90 from Ralph Lehner’s Night Hawk restaurant. Bail set at $2,000. attorney N George Nasser appointed. arraignment postponed to Sept. 5.
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Raymond C. Smith
Night Hawk
Wabash Avenue
Vigo
H. DeWitt Owen
Smith
Ralph Lehner
Owen
N. George Nasser
Public Hearing Planned on Alcohol Permits in Vigo County
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Vigo County Indiana will hold a 9:00 a.m. July 3 1950 public hearing at the Clerk's Office Courthouse Terre Haute to review applications for Beer Retailer Restaurant Liquor and Wine Dealer permits from Goldie Koch Mario Feradori Tom Butts Roy Lynn William C Dawson Victor P Meagher Albert A Hodges Jr elo Savio Ft Martine Boat and Saddle Club Gillis Co George A Edwards James R Peters John Barath Schuhardt Schuhardt George Harbour Pesaventa Alfred Lowery Wm and Margaret Davis James L Staley and Bradley M Staley and other applicants. A second July 10 1950 hearing will review Pearl King Earl Sanders Americus Club S A Inc Elmer Klausner Paul R Russell Julia Steele Paul B Roberts Hubert Biggs Melania Adams Nick Oprisu Francis F Cummingham and Butler transfer requests. Public participation is requested.
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Alcoholic Beverage Board
Vigo County
Indiana
C.S.T
Terre Haute
Goldie Koch
Fontanet
Mario Feradori
Ferguson Hill
R. R
West Terre Haute
Tom Butts
South Fourth Street
Roy Lynn
North Fourth Street
William C. Dawson
Victor P. Meagher
Poplar Street
Albert A. Hodges, Jr
South Seventh Street
Elo Savio
Wabash Avenue
Ft. Marrtene Boat and Saddle Club
Gillis Co., Inc
George A. Edwards
James R. Peters
John Barath
North Eighth Street
P Schuhardt
W. F
O. C. Schuhardt
Liberty Avenue
George and
Carrie Harbour
North Thirteenth Street
Chris Pesaventa
Alfred and
Mayme Lowery
Voorhees Street
Margaret Davis
Lafayette Avenue
James L. Staley
Bradley M. Staley
Hulman Street
Ete
Terre Mante
Pearl and Lee King
Burnett
P. O. Terre Haute
Earl Sanders
Maple Avenue
Americus Club
South Ninth Street
S.A
Inc
Elmer Klausner
Paul R. Russell
Julia Steele
North Twentieth Street
Paul B
Anne Roberts
North
Hubert and
Drusilla J. Biggs
Melania Adams
Nick Oprisu
Francis F. Cummingham
Herbert and
Helen Leatherwood Butler
Market Reports Chicago Livestock June 24
Salable hogs 500 head of total 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady to 35 higher, weights near 230 lbs strongest. Sows mostly steady. Week’s top 20.65. good to choice hogs 100-230 lbs 19.85-20.50. Cattle receipts about 8,000 more than last week, steers and cows mixed, feeders down 1.00. Sheep receipts around 100. spring lambs up 1.00, old crop lambs down 0.50-1.00. top spring lamb 28.50, cull lambs 20.00-23.00.
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Chicago
C.wss
ST. Louis National Stockyards
Livestock market at St Louis National Stockyards notes mixed hog and cattle moves
Prices moved in varied directions from last week with hogs mostly up 50 to 75 cents on barrows and gilts and sows uneven. steers and heifers around a dollar lower overall while cows and bulls showed different shifts. Tops for the week included 1178 lb steers at 31.25 and vealers at 32 with broader ranges across weights and stock types.
Local Market Prices for Poultry and Produce
Eggs current receipts 44 lbs net per case up and country prices 25c heavy breed hens 17c leg horn hens 14c cocks 7c grain and feed wheat 1.91 corn 1.38 oats 78c rye 90c soybeans yellow 2.78 black and mixed 2.43.
Chicago Cash Grain Highlights and Trade Totals
Wheat markets show no bids. Corn prices listed for No 1 yellow and No 2 yellow and white varieties with nominal barley and feed values. Japanese trade in 1949 tops half a trillion in exports while imports reach about 901 million, compared with 1948 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Japan
Sale of Vigo County lands and equipment bids set
Notice lists extensive Vigo County real estate to be sold at public auction with numerous parcels in Linton Fayette Paris and other townships plus terms cash payment minimum appraised values. Also invites sealed bids for county highway equipment including graders and trucks with 10 percent deposit and right to reject all bids. Appoints executor for Lola E. Hersh estate.
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Nevins Township
Sycamore St
Coal Bluff Min. Co
Fontanet
Taft
Melton
Burnett
Ehrmandale
Meneely S
Boring
Meneely S Side
Lincoln S Side
Lincoln N
Peabody
Lincoln
Meneely
Coal Bluff
Davis
Boatman
Side Bluff
Eppert
Board of Commissioners
Vigo
Indiana
Board of Commissioners of
Howard Leach
Joseph M. Dafher
Harry P. Brentlinger
Joseph G. Jones
Vigo County
Lola E. Hersh
Community Fraternal Notices And Schedules
Rummage sale at 3rd and Swan 9:30 am Saturday June 24. West Terre Haute No 687 F and A M calls a meeting June 24 at 12:30 pm. Funeral for Ger hard E Carlson at Lawson Funeral Home Brazil 2 pm Saturday. Ladies Night June 28 at Masonic Temple dinner 6:30 pm. Card of thanks for Gilbert family with sympathy and help after loss.
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Swan
West Terres Haute No
Gerhard E. Carlson
Lawson Funeral Home
Brazil
T. A
Paul Pollard
Lester S. Chisler
Terre Haute
Masonic Temple
Temple
Russell L. Allee
Local ads mix services from cleaning to dancing studios
A jumble of storefront offerings includes rug cleaning with Finn Foam and floor care, fur coat storage, special remodeling prices with free pickup by a bonded messenger, Arthur Murray Studio dance lessons at 120 S 7th, a 34 hour film service by B F Photo Service, chiropractic and vapor baths by Dr M C Grainger, vapor bath shower claims, Catherine's Massage Salon, and Herbert Fischer watchmaker at 1234 Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levinson 'S
B & F Photo Service
M C Grainger
Catherine
Herbert Fischer
Delicious Foods and Local Services Listed Across Town
A collage of advertisements notes Davis Restaurant at 675 Wabash offering cold meats and salads, The Cookery at 506 S 7th with sweet rolls, Johnnie's Grill at 21 S 5th, Lindsay's Cafe with home cooked meals, and catering for parties. Beauty shops, permanent waves, plaques, lamps, and lost items are also advertised, plus a Vigo County guardianship sale notice for David Carl Snodgrass with sale set for July 7 1950 at 10:00 a.m. in Terre Haute.
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Johnnie’s Grill
Lindsay's Cafe
Ohio
Indiana
Vigo
David Carl Snodgrass
David A. Snodgrass
Guardian
Cherry Street
Terre Haute
C.D.S.T
Collett Park Place
Barbour Place
Aikman
Piety and McPeak
Personal Opportunity Through Want Ads Highlighted
The piece stresses that not using want ads means missing a golden opportunity. It emphasizes the value of clearly stating needs to attract suitable buyers or help. The tone urges readers to publish concise wants to reach a wide audience.
Help Wanted and Domestic Services Ad Clippings
Classified brief includes requests for raspberry and cherry pickers by P C Williams at 2000 S Fruitridge, a refrigerator service man seeking permanent work with tools and car, a veteran seeking steady work with dependents, day housework, lawn mowing service, and washings and ironings along with a high school girl for baby sitting. Also insurance ad for PFISTER CO INC and various box references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Williams
S. Fruitridge
Tribune-Star
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U. Dismissel
Commonwealth Loan CO
Fairbanks
Y Loan CO
JAN & Fin. CO
Welfare Finance Corp
South 7Th St
Crash
Atlanta
C.I.O
New York World-Telegram and
Sun
Lee B. Wood
World-Telegram
Wabash
Maureen O'Hara
Macdonald Carey
Orpheum
Ginny Simms
Patric Knowles
Mark of the Gorilla
Johnny Weismuller
Dan Dailey
Anne Baxter
Rory Calhoun
Shadow On the Wall
Ann Sothern
Zachary Scott
Gigi Perreau
State—“Loades
Gene Autry
Barbara Britton
Carson City
Johnny Mack Brown
Liberty
Johnny Holiday
William Bendix
Hoagy Carmichael
Hero
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Death Valley
West
East Side
Garfield
Lone Wolf and
The
Lady
Witchita
Geronimo
Riders of Destiny
Colorado
Colorado River
Merchants Loan & Savings Assn
Merchants Loan
Clyde W. Andrews
Sec’y
R.H.E. Ghindes Cafe
Woodward and
Montague
B. Moore
R. H.E. Little Giants
Acinar
Cieszko and Boyles
R.H.E. ER Eihis Secur Ctavernscens
Reese and
Campbell
Cornflos and
Pettigo
R. H. E. Highway
Joe's Grocery
Stranahan and Harton
High
R.H. E. Frank
Ae Pu
Cena
Ae Optimist
Hutch, Smith and Farley
Shores, Williams and Eldred
RHE
Seay
Oakley's
Jennings and Rosselli, Jenkins and
R.H.E
Ae Eagles
Collins
Sylvers
Stockton
Pugh
R.H.E. Oi Ee Ae SA Ewe Ba Keene Se
Grotto
Scheid
Nicoson
White
Dropo
Boston
Fain
Philadelphia
Henrich
New York
Doerr
Michaels
Washington
Coleman
Kell
Pesky
Dullinger
Rizzuto
Stephens
Lipon
Berre
Tebbetts
A. Robinson
Evers
J. DiMaggio
Doby
Cleveland
Groth
National League
Musial
St. Louis
Waitkus
Cavarretta
J. Robinson
Stanky
Schoendienst
W. Jones
S. Gordon
Dark
Campanella
W. Cooper
Seminick
Slaughter
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Snider
Sauer
Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission
John F. Noonan
Bernard E. Doyle
Chicago Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
County of
Linton Township
New Goshen
C. Stimson
Wagners Vna
Stimson
Ratcliffe
Vandalia
Paris
Miller
Miller W
Macksville
Ndalia Place
Sugar Creek Township
Colvin
Martin Sheets
May
Mason S
Goodson
Clark's
Sampson
Whitcomb Heights
Hawthorne
Maple
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Ind
Lee K. McKinley
Douglas & Cooke, Attorneys
AD Department
C-1331
R Coakley Lecy
Motorola
Goodrich
Credited
Lafayette
Lodge
Harry V. Brewer
Robert Lucas
Gilbert
C. B. Thomas
James Kelley
Fenton Gilbert
Billie Gilbert
Root’s Notions
Arthur Murray
7Th St
Davis Restaurant
Ladson's Bakeries
Hutter
Alma Owens Harper
S. 6Th St
Fern Ladson
Mitchell
Ida Mae
Fuller Brush Service
John Hensley
Hyatt
Grace SE Miller
Susie
Old Trail
Seelyville
LOST
First National
Cooper Tire
J. R. Murphy
West Union
Patrick F. Deady
Anna M. Germain
Winfield M. Fox
Mr. Pritchard
Woody Strong
Montgomery Ward
Mr. Miller
BEN Becker Shoe CO
Wabash Ave
Vigo Employment Bureau
P. O. Box
City
James Harlan
Prairieton
Porters Foundry
Harrold's Beauty Mart
Ohio St
Waitre “S
Hickey Bros., Inc
T. . House
Riley's Diner
Strafford Cli
C. E. Brockman
Pres
Strafford
Stanley Home Products
N 25Th St. Rear
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