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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

5

Wives Granted Decrees and New Petitions Filed

Judge Albert R. Owens grants Lula Jarvis a divorce from John Jarvis with custody of two minors and $10 weekly support. Hazel Wenzel becomes Ambler after divorce from George Wenzel. Two new divorces and two limited separation petitions filed in county courts. Bettie Bayles seeks divorce from John Bayles for cruel treatment with custody of two children. Helen Strange seeks three year separation from Charles Strange. Ethel May Oxford files for two year separation from Edwin R. Oxford with $2000 alimony and restraining orders. Anna Jane Baffett seeks divorce from George Raffett for cruel treatment with custody of three children and judgment on real estate purchase at 2306 Elm Street.

Albert R. Owens Vigo Superior Court No. 2 Lula Jarvis John Jarvis Hazel P. Wenzel George R. Wenzel Owens Ambler Bettie Bayles John Bayles Helen Strange Charles Strange Superior Ethel May Oxford Edwin R. Oxford Anna Jane Baffett George B. Raffett Elm Street

Watered gas traps teen-age pilferers in Noblesville

In Noblesville Indiana two teen-agers Donald Martin and Glenn Randall fed from a farmer's storage tank only to see their thefts backfire. The farmer mixed one part gasoline to three parts water and used the sputtering car to nab the pair. Martin paid a $15 fine and a suspended six month jail term on larceny charges while Randall awaits trial.

Noblesville Ind Hamilton County Donald Martin Glenn Randall Roland Guilkey Martin Randall

Power firm wins approval to buy Mooresville Public Service

The Public Service Commission approved Indianapolis Power and Light Company purchase of Mooresville Public Service Company for 125000 dollars in cash. The deal announced in Indianapolis on June 28 moves to finalize the transfer.

Indianapolis The Public Service Commission Indianapolis Power and Light Company Mooresville Public Service Company

Chicago police officers tied to $5,000 extortion plot

FBI arrested two Chicago patrolmen Peter Mortimer Foley 29 and Thomas Moloney 30 at a stated payoff point in a $5,000 extortion scheme aimed at hoodlum Paul Panczko 29. Foley admitted writing two letters proposing the payoff. Moloney gave no clear reply. Panczko and two accomplices face bonds in a Nashville jewel robbery case. An unrelated Boston excavation uncovers an old Indian fish trap with 65 000 stakes across two acres.

Chicago FBI Peter Mortimer Foley Thomas Moloney George R. McSwain Paul “Peanuts Panszko McSwain Panczko Mead and Newport Streets Foley Moloney Nashville Tenn Boston

Public Service Company Approved to Buy Madison Light and Power

Indianapolis June 28. The Public Service Company of Indiana won PSC authorization to purchase the Madison Light and Power Company valued at 1,257,566 dollars. The move consolidates regional electric utilities and expands service capacity in Madison.

Indianapolis Public Service Commission The Public Service Company of Indiana Madison Light and Power Company P.S.C Public Service Company Madison Company

Boy Hit by Auto in Paris Details Incident

A 3 year old boy, son of Robert Johnson of 517 East Union street Paris, was struck by an automobile driven by Truman Akers of Terre Haute. The child was released today from Paris Hospital after Akers stated the youngster darted from behind a parked car into the vehicle.

Paris Ill Robert Robert Johnson East Union Street Truman Akers Terre Haute Akers

Bond Revoked for Jas. Morgan in Vigo Court

James E. Morgan, 39, released on his own recognizance after a hearing before Judge Herbert Criss in Vigo Circuit Court. Bond of 1000 dollars revoked. charges of assault and battery with intent continued to Sept. 10. Morgan shot Wallace Fuller at 3042 South Fourth Street where they lived.

James E. Morgan Wallace Fuller South -Fourth Street Herbert Criss Vigo Morgan Eaton Dudley Samuel B. Davis Fuller South Fourth Street Charles S. Johnson Elm Street Herbert R. Criss Johnson James F. Harper Jay Spaulding Indiana Penal Farm Criss Spaulding Spaulding Ida Mae Whitley

Heber Baby Born in Clinton at Vermillion County Hospital

Clinton Indiana June 28 A son weighing seven pounds ten ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Heber Jr of R R 3 Clinton at Vermillion County Hospital The infant has not yet been named.

Clinton, Ind Ray Heber, Jr R.R Clinton Vermillion County Hospital

Four Communist Leaders Arrested in National Roundup

FBI warrants target 21 individuals accused of conspiring to overthrow the U.S. government. The roundup follows the conviction of 11 others on similar charges whose ruling was recently upheld.

FBI U.S New Red Roundup International

Screech Owls Rescued After Storm Destroys Tree

Four screech owls were found Thursday morning in a tree toppled by a storm near the Rose Old Ladies Home at Sixth street and First avenue. Neighbors called humane society officer Luther Compton, and the birds were taken to the humane shelter across the river. Each owl weighs about two pounds and is gray and white. they made much noise before rescue.

Rose Old Ladies Home Sixth Street First Avenue Luther Compton Humane Society Humane Shelter Compton

Auto Makers and Navy First to Use Nickel

Brooklyn reports a historical note that the navy and the automotive industry pioneered large scale use of nickel, a metal whose prominence rose as late as the early 20th century.

AUTO NAVY Brooklyn Automotive

Early 20th Century Copper Alloy Gains Industrial Use

The metal became valuable during World War I as the navy used it for armor plate and auto makers adopted it for tougher engine parts and gears and shafts, marking its rise from a nuisance to a strategic material.

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