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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

Page

5

Woman 28 Sentenced to Prison for Public Intoxication

A 28 year old Terre Haute woman Patricia Welsh of 637 Locust street was fined 25 and costs and sentenced to 60 days in the Indiana Women's Prison after pleading guilty to public intoxication. Police had earlier sought her since May 8 when she was found passed out in an alley near Eagle street.

Terre Haute Indiana Women’s Prison Edward S. Everett Patricia Welsh Locust Street Robert F. Wallace Eagle Street Third Fourth Streets Fourth and Mulberry Streets

Bargain Corner Wants Ads Open to Individuals

Classified note invites personal entries with items priced at $25 or less and posted in the three day period for the Bargain Corner want ads column.

Sullivan County Farm Bureau Amateur Contest This Friday

The Sullivan County Farm Bureau will stage its annual amateur contest Friday at 8 PM in the 4-H Community Building Sullivan. Contestants and accompanists must be Farm Bureau members from each township to be eligible First place in the Pet and Hobby class and adult will advance to the district amateur contest on July 23 at the same 4-H Building in Sullivan.

Sullivan Ind Sullivan County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau

City Halls and Bridges Strained by Toad Hop Flood

Toad Hop flood forces evacuation of homeless residents from Fairbanks and Voorhees Park housing units slated for razing. City may relocate displaced families to vacant properties including upper floors of City Hall if needed. Emergency crews used row boats before switching to motorized craft as bridges on new U S Highway 40 faced washouts. Rail service disrupted with multiple washouts and bridge damage isolating lines near Redman NL and Paris while routes around the flooded area were used for passenger trains Spirit of St. Louis and Penn-Texas.

Fairbanks Voorhees Park Tucker Indiana Vigo County Red Cross U. S. Highway 40 Toad Hop Howard Gilbert Pennsylvania Railroad Indianapolis Terre Haute Martinsville Ill Crawfordsville Frankfort Gilbert Waveland Peoria Redman Paris Pennsylvania City Spirit of

Hurry Red Skelton to Tour World with Ill son

Red Skelton and his wife Georgia take nine year old Richard, who has leukemia, and ten year old Valentina on an ambitious summer trip to see world wonders. They aim to visit Mexico City London Rome Paris and Majorca as Richard steers a diesel loco and a ferry boat at landmarks en route to broad experiences.

Washington Red Skelton Richard Georgia Valentina Red New York City Boston London Rome Paris Majorca Spain New York Grand Central Terminal National Airport

Driver Pleads Guilty in Drunken Driving Case

Raymond Scott, 54, of 615 North Ninth Street, ignored a state trooper warning and pleaded guilty in City Court to drunken driving, receiving a $64.75 fine plus three days in Vigo County jail and a one year license suspension. He also pleaded guilty to running a traffic signal with a $15.75 fine.

Ernest Williams Swan Street Vigo County Second Cherry Streets Clarence O. Tanner South Fourth Street Steeg Park Warren Masten Spencer Seventeenth Poplar Danville Ill Ohio Boulevard Twentieth Twenty-fourth Mary Ruth Sowers Seelyville Raymond Scott North Ninth Street Scott Edward S. Everett Bennie Kiburis U. S. Highway 41 Ft. Harrison Road Clinton Terre Haute Kiburis

Rayburn Backs Bill to Void Foreign Trials

House Speaker Rayburn signaled approval for Foreign Affairs Committee action on Bow’s bill to force an end to foreign trials of U S GIs. The measure would pressure revision or denunciation of status of forces agreements and could become law if enacted and signed. The Girard case fuels momentum as debate continues. Oberlin College opened co education in 1837.

Washington House Rayburn D.-Tex Foreign Affairs Committee Rep Bow Ohio Army William S. Girard Supreme Court Girard Japan Eisenhower Congress Senate

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