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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
9
Western allies protested to the Soviets that inhumane shackles confine Berliners as East zone restrictions tighten. Notes to Sergei Dengin demand an end to movement limits or compensation while 16,000 West Berliners with eastern property register and Bonn pacts push 500,000 West German soldiers into the western defense system.
Donald Rankin of Denver was sentenced to five years in federal prison for sending 15 sticks of dynamite through the mail to James McCray of Bowling Green Ohio. The package was opened by officers and did not explode. Rankin mailed it last January and had previously lived in Richmond Indiana.
Chicago cash market quotes for wheat corn oats and field seeds with prices listed. Livestock section covers hogs cattle and sheep with weekly versus prior figures and price ranges across weights and grades. Solve Your Problems Place a Want Ad.
Irregular grains week on the Board of Trade with nearby corn and soybean futures showing strength. July contracts led buying as government-owned cars entered the cash market, while rail embargoes slowed shipments of grain to southwestern terminals. Wheat showed brief brightness but mainly trended easier as harvest progress intensified. Relative price moves from Friday a week ago included corn up, soybeans mixed, oats mixed, rye down, and lard higher.
Chief of Police Frank Riddle was elected second vice president of the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police at its thirtieth annual convention in Evansville. Indianapolis was chosen as the 1953 convention city on the invitation of Mayor Alex Clark and John Ambuhl, the chief of police, who was elected third vice president.
An old classified-style notice advertises Herb Fischer watchmaker services at 1234 Wabash and Busy Bee Weavers at 412 Grand Building. It also lists a vacancy for aLady bed patient care position at 705 S 7th with C-4263.
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