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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
16
Hal Boyle mocks barbers in a humorous column arguing bald men possess style. He lists ten prominent bald or famously hairless figures cited by Nick Caluthis of the United Master Barbers of America and quips about barber attitudes toward bald clients.
The Post Office Department states ordinary envelopes may be used for letters to prisoners of war in Korea or China. Include name rank serial number and address to Care of the Chinese People's Committee for World Peace Peking China. No stamp needed but write Prisoner of War Mail in the usual place.
The Defense Department report shows U S battle casualties in Korea at 75,749, marking an increase of 3,145 from the prior week. The totals break down to killed in action 788, wounded 62,816, missing 861, and total 12,411 for Navy Air Force and Marine units.
New York column suggests 49 modern Godivas ride through capitals to cut taxes. It cites Elmira Star Gazette ideas and recalls the Coventry Lady Godiva tale. The piece notes House passage of a record 7.2 billion dollar tax bill and calls for highway-ready volunteers with white horses.
Indiana guardsmen will bivouac for 72 hours at Camp Grayling Michigan from July 22 to August 5. Maj. Gen. Jesse E. McIntosh said the Hoosier 38th Infantry Division will study infantry battalion tactics and coordinating support arms including artillery and tanks.
Prairie Creek Indiana June 28 special meeting called for 7 30 o clock CST for local residents and surrounding communities to promote the summer recreation program. Motion pictures will be shown and a program of games and entertainment planned.
Earl E. MacDonald of Bedford was announced as supervisor of the banks and trust companies division of the Indiana state department of financial institutions. He succeeds Francis J. Moore who recently resigned.
Gibson County Coroner Robert Kendall ruled a suicide for Fred Watson 75 longtime Hazleton town marshal after he shot himself in the head with a .38 revolver yesterday. The verdict was returned in Princeton on June 28.
A 53-year-old state penitentiary guard Harold Setzer from Graysville Indiana was brought back to Pendleton to face charges of dealing with inmates. He is accused of carrying Benzedrine tablets into the prison and sending unauthorized letters and funds to inmates. Governor Schricker ordered a full investigation and vigorous prosecution.
A man was killed yesterday after running from behind a parked truck into the path of a vehicle driven by Raymond C. Bowen of Chester Illinois. Robert Lamkin of Evansville, driver of the parked truck, was charged with parking on a highway and Gordon H. Mayberry of Evansville, its owner, was charged with improper registration.
Linda Lindsay aged 10 of 1712 North Third street sustained severe head and body injuries when she collided with a taxicab while crossing Seventh Street just north of Wabash Avenue. Driver George R. Anderson, 50, of R R G Terre Haute said the girl ran into the cab’s front fender as she tried to catch a bus.
In Vincennes on June 28 Jerry W. Coleman aged 6 was killed when a truck toppled onto him. Police and investigators were at the scene as details emerged about the accident. Family members mourn as authorities compile the incident report.
Portland Ore United States leads global wood output with 44 percent of world lumber 58 percent of plywood and 43 percent of wood pulp. The country holds 461000000 acres best suited for growing tree crops.
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