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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1957

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Mayor Charges He Stirred Up Mob At Central High

In Little Rock Arkansas on September 27 federal agents probed Mayor Woodrow Wilson Mann’s charge that James T. Karam a close friend of Gov Orval Faubus was a principal agitator of Central High School violence Mann had sent a telegram to Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. FBI agents were examining the allegations as a mob scene forced the withdrawal of nine Negro students two hours after class began.

Little Rock Ark U.P Woodrow Wilson Mann Orval Faubus Central High School James T. Karam Mann Atty Herbert Brownell, Jr FBI Central Eisenhower 101St Airborne Division Arkansas National Guard Air Guard Central High Faubus Arkansas Sid McMath Harry Ashmore The Arkansas Gazette Karam

Nasser Would Like Meeting With Eisenhower

Cairo Sept 27 President Nasser said he would welcome a face to face talk with President Eisenhower to discuss a Middle East settlement if the American leader initiates such a conference. He spoke in a garden interview amid neutrality and Syria support warnings and was cautious about provoking a hostile State Department response. He warned Egypt may seek more arms if Israel builds up, and affirmed defense pledges with Syria while denying Syria’s shift to communism.

Cairo Nasser Egypt Eisenhower Associated Press National Broadcasting Co State Department Abbassain Syria Israel United States

Threats of Death Told In Hoffa Quiz

Robert Scott former secretary treasurer of the Michigan Federation of Labor testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that he was threatened with death for refusing to help James R Hoffa’s brother in “getting out of the rackets.” He also said Owen Bert Brennan advised him.

Washington Teamsters Union Michigan James R. Hoffa Robert Scott Michigan Federation of Labor Scott Senate Owen Bert) Brennan Hoffa Press

Teamsters Open First Round of Convention

In Miami Beach the Teamsters Union began its convention amid rival challenges to credentials. Hoffa supporters claim control of the general president post while opponents dispute delegates from Detroit and 84 other locals. A federal suit in Washington seeks to block next week’s officer elections.

Miami Beach International Teamsters Union Midwest Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Detroit Washington New York City

Weather Map Forecast For Terre Haute Area

Fair and cooler conditions with scattered frost likely tonight. Low tonight 36, Saturday highs near 64 to 70 inland. Northeast half frost tonight, with frost possible in northeastern areas then clearing. Indiana frost warning remains in effect for the northeast half tonight.

Terre Haute Indiana

Judge Blocks IH Union Officers Election

U S Judge F Dickinson Letts issued a temporary injunction blocking next week's Teamsters Union officer election in Washington The New York members petition claimed improper delegate selection and a stacked convention aimed at electing James R Hoffa as president

Washington U. S F. Dickinson Letts International Teamsters Union New York James R. Hoffa Teamsters

Typhoon Faye Ravages Okinawa Killing Marines and Islanders

Typhoon Faye hit Okinawa with 146 mph winds, killing one U.S. Marine and at least 19 Okinawans. Authorities say injuries mount and more than 100 are missing as 21 fishing boats vanish. Damage to military assets and planes could exceed 10 million dollars.

Naha Okinawa Faye U. S.island U.S Ryukyus Army Hospital Ryukyus

Man Charged Overseason Pheasant Shot In Vestal

Broome county sheriff's deputies confronting reports of game birds killed out of season encountered Kegham Kradjian 53 in a hedgerow near Vestal with his hunting dog carrying a dead pheasant. Kradjian paid a $75 fine.

Binghamton N. Y Broome County

Standard Time Prevails In Most of Indiana

Indiana time picture clears with Central Standard Time gaining in central Indiana due to Indianapolis school system following the new time law. Northwestern Hammond to South Bend and southern New Albany to Jeffersonville will begin four weeks of earlier schedules while clocks stay set back until Chicago and Louisville change. Fort Wayne and Aurora areas are also noted as continuing.

Indianapolis Indiana Hammond-to- South Bend New Albany-Jeffersonville Chicago Louisville Fort Wayne Aurora

Bold holdup at Household Finance yields near $300 in daytime theft

Police linked a noon robbery at Household Finance in Cape Girardeau Missouri to a similar loan office heist in St Louis. Two well dressed gunmen gagged three employees and a customer and escaped with about $200 to $300. Witnesses described the men as tall and polished.

Household Finance Cape Girardeau Household Finance Corporation Missouri Midwest Willard Gantz North Sixth Street H. A. Scheidler

Missing Joliet newspaper manager amid freezing Goshen cold

Amelia Zelko 42 business manager of the Spectator remains missing after leaving work late Wednesday night. Neighbors heard screams as a car fled the area and her shoes were found at her home. Police nationwide search ordered. Weather notes Goshen hit 31 degrees with frost likely again tonight. Continued on Page 6.

Miss Zelko The Spectator Will County William R. McCabe Amelia J. Zelko Joliet Spectator

Jewelry theft at Elliott Jewelers clues sought

City detectives chase leads in a burglary at Meadows Center store where $8,000 to $10,000 in watches and rings were taken from display cases. Investigators say pros staged the break in, discovering the scene Thursday morning when Ross Elliott arrived.

Elliott Jewelers Meadows Center Williard Gantz Ross Elliott Charles Koll Kenneth Scott

Woman dies from burns in Anderson fire

Mrs. Mary McMahan, 72, of Anderson, died at St. John's Hospital from burns received in a Wednesday night fire at her home. Authorities say the blaze may have started when a cigarette fell from an ash tray.

Anderson Mary McMahan St. John’s Hospital

President Eisenhower Tours Atomic Sub Seawolf

President Eisenhower enjoyed an underwater cruise aboard the atomic submarine Seawolf and praised the Navy’s crew. He called the experience memorable and expressed pride in every man aboard, noting this was his first time aboard an atomic reactor submarine.

Newport R. L Eisenhower United States Navy Navy E. P. Aurand

Standard Time Returns as Clocks Fall Back Sunday

Terre Haute residents will set clocks back one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a m Sunday. Standard Time will run seven months with five months of fast time, per 1957 General Assembly laws guiding cities, schools, and businesses statewide.

Terre

Kidnaping Riveter and Wife Arrested in $10,000 Abduction

Everett Washington September 27 a young Boeing riveter and his wife were arrested in the Lee Crary kidnap for ransom case. Crary was returned unharmed after a ransom note demanded ten thousand dollars. The man and his wife face charges with potential death penalty if bodily harm occurs. The suspect said the act was spur of the moment and involved hiding the boy in a car trunk for two days.

Everett Wash Lee Crary Lake Stevens Here FBI Snohomish County Bob Twitchell George Edward Collins, Jr Katherine Collins Boeing Airplane Co Seattle Washington Lynndale Edmonds Crary Young Crary Lee

Brewery Buys Cincinnati Firm to Produce Here

NAPCO Industries of Minneapolis buys the Red Top Brewing Company of Cincinnati. NAPCO will brew Red Top Beer and Ale exclusively at the Terre Haute Brewery, without acquiring Red Top’s buildings. The operation will be a distinct arm of the Terre Haute Brewing Company, boosting annual business and tied to the Champagne Velvet line.

Cincinnati Ohio Napco Industries Minneapolis Terre Haute Brewing Company Red Top Brewing Company NAPCO Terre Haute Napco Industries, Inc Indiana Corporation Federal Motor Truck Northwestern Parts

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Clifton Daniel Margaret Clifton Truman Daniel Daniel Margaret Truman Harry S. Truman George Tamps Hoffa Quiz Teamsters Open By ' S Weather Bureau Linton Township Waterloo Iowa Dan Reed Howard Harvey H. W. Russell Terre Haute Milk Council Don Snyder John D. Turner Don Bowles Purdue University Clews Scheidler Tanya Hall Lucille Kern Goshen, Mnd Goshen Weather Bureau Hoosiers Great Lakes Evansville Employes Bermuda Canberra Saratoga Florida
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