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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1951
Page
8
A man in Lacon Alabama was taken to county jail after attempting an illegal used car deal. Local authorities reported the arrest followed by transfer to the county jail for processing.
James E Flesher 19 of 3028 Franklin Ave pleaded guilty to reckless driving and had his license suspended with $1.75 driver responsibility due after a May 28 appearance. Norman Day 26 of 520 Poplar st paid $5 fine and $1.75 driver responsibility for muffler violation. Roberts 62 of 1663 Tippecanoe was fined $30 plus costs with 90 day license suspension for intoxication and DUI.
Suggest flavoring the tomato liquid for aspic with basil or bay leaves. This tweaks the aroma and adds a subtle difference in taste.
Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien granted letters of administration for the estates of Carl Ross and Florence V. Ross. Horace Weese, father of Florence, named administrator with $100 for personal property in each estate. The estates stem from a June 26 crash on US Highway 52 north of Lebanon Indiana.
Pfc. Samuel N. McIntire of the U S Army Corps of Engineers, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel McIntire Sr of Knightsville New England section, Knightsville, Indiana, is cited for bravery in action and awarded the Bronze Star Medal with V for heroic achievement against an enemy. Information came from 2nd Division Headquarters in San Francisco California.
About 800 pe0ple left their posts at the Atomic Energy Commission's 5 million plant near Newport Indiana in a jurisdictional dispute. The strike follows a prior strike by plumbers and steamfitters that halted work for days. Girdler Construction Company of Louisville holds the contracts.
The National Safety Council warns 1951 traffic deaths may reach 37,000 if trends persist, marking the highest toll in a decade. The millionth fatality could occur during Christmas week as May fatalities total 2,780, up 3 percent from 1950.
Paris Illinois June 29 Elmer L Wakefield 41 told police he moved to Paris last month from Crisco Texas and was fined for an unspecified offense in a brief police report
Peyton Finch of 505 Barton Avenue representing Commercial Solvents Corporation has been called to active duty as an army reservist. Finch will report July 16 to Fifth Army headquarters Chicago for assignment to the judge advocate general section. In World War II he served as an artillery officer in Europe.
Letters of administration issued Friday on Flora Metcalf estate. Heirs petition led to Helen L. Smith named administratrix with bond of 1000 approved by Probate Commissioner John F. O'Brien. Personal property valued at 250 and real estate at 1800. Heirs include niece Catherine B. Long of West Terre Haute and nephews Albert Frank Charles Medley of West Terre Haute and John A. Medley of Terre Haute.
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