Terre Haute Tribune Gazette History Snapshot
The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette names reveal a daily paper with Sunday exceptions and a long-standing Terre Haute presence. An historical note outlines establishment details and contrasts dates, showing evolving branding across decades.
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Tribune Platform Urges Responsible Civic Discourse
Editorial calls readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism of government. It warns against rumor spreading and urges faith in America, emphasizing constructive public engagement and informed dialogue.
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China and Russia seen as tools in orient power dreams
Analysts warn the Chinese Communists may seek hegemony in the Orient, using China as a springboard for broader influence. The piece surveys historical attempts by China, Turkey, Russia, Japan, and India to dominate Asia and questions the survival of a Russia China alliance.
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Rent Control Debate Among Economists Continues
Economists clash over rent controls amid inflation fears with some praising protections for the masses while others blame them for restricting housing. President Truman backs a ninety day extension. Congress votes to extend controls two months to let the eighty second Congress decide future policy.
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New Iraqi Farm Program Aims at Land Reform
The proposal critiques Iraq’s agricultural system where fertility is long controlled by tribal heads and landlords. It argues national progress hinges on addressing farm ownership and reforming countryside power structures.
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Iraq Leads Agrarian Reform With Government Plots
The Iraq government promotes an agrarian revolution assigning sixty acre plots to families who will farm the land under state guidance. Ten year trial covers irrigation drainage machinery and marketing on a community basis. If successful it could modernize agriculture and inspire other nations.
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Uncle Sam moves into city government says Cincinnati mayor
Mayor Albert D. Cash told a National Municipal League meeting that Washington now handles housing street construction and school building directly for cities bypassing state governments. He argues state legislatures dominated by rural areas neglect urban needs and rely on city revenues to fund rural interests.
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Hitler as a Driver and the Call to Action
The passage cites Hitler boasting that generals delay actions while others push for progress, illustrating a driving leadership style. It notes similar traits in Churchill and Wavell, arguing that outsiders with fresh views can save campaigns when experts hesitate.
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Kremlin Faces Coal Slowdown in Eastern Europe
The article notes Hungary, Romania, and Czechoslovakia experiencing coal production declines as miners resist privations and speedups. Moscow answers with force and terror, while invoking Stalin’s birthday and revolutionary anniversaries. John L. Lewis is quoted saying you cannot dig coal with bayonets.
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Pills and Preferences Spark Talk at Drug Maker
A pharmaceutical preparations firm, noted for producing about 29 billion pills, states that Americans favor white pills for medicines and rank various shades of red as a secondary choice. The comment highlights consumer color preferences in pharmaceutical packaging and dosage forms.
Horoscope For Thursday December 7 By Stella
Born today you may face opposition but steady ideals lead to success. You are intuitive with a sharp mind and strong impressions of people and events. Guard against attracting the wrong associates while using your magnetism in public life. You value solitude, enjoy books and music, and handle deep affections with caution.
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Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today Highlights
D Russ Wood was named president and Adolph Joseph first vice president of the Retail Merchants' Association in a Thursday night meeting. Vigo county banks hold 5 436 038 58 in deposits per the November auditor report as Christmas buying rises, with locals urged to buy now.
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Albert Everett
Thomas T. McCoy
Robert E. Lee
James Britt
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A. G. Slemons
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Anton Huiman
Vigo County
N. G. Wallace
Terre Haute
Walter Winchell Royalty Sightings and Broadway Notes
Royalty and stars fill Broadway doors from Olav and Martha of Norway to Pamela Churchill and Diana vibes. The column chats with Mizner, Kahn, and Hoff details as show business gossipy panels reveal backstage twists and notable society moments.
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Quick Trivia Challenge Answers Revealed
1. During night hours while asleep. 2. Count Zeppelin. 3. Williamsburg Virginia. 4. Rafael Sabatini. 5. A toast to health and good luck.
Natal anniversaries for Stuart Davis and Rudolf Friml honored
Congratulations are due today to Stuart Davis the artist and Rudolf Friml the opera composer marking milestone birthdays with goodwill and thanks.
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Watch Your Language SPLENETIC Definition
A concise dictionary note defines splenetic as depressed or irritable melancholy malicious peevish and fretful. The term originates from late Latin spleneticus and yields the synonym sul len, reflecting mood and tone.
Child Born Today Predicted to Grow Into Active Individual
A cautious notice suggests steady progress over coming months. It forecasts that a child born today is likely to develop into a mentally and physically active person with supportive development.
Notable events on this day in history
Mary Queen of Scots born in 1542. Delaware ratified the United States Constitution in 1787. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and other territories in 1941, drawing the United States into World War II. A pre dawn fire in Atlanta in 1946 killed 119 residents.
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How'd You Make Out
A compact item lists five short clues titled How'd You Make Out with quick prompts including a sleep reference before midnight and entries for Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin Williamsburg Virginia Rafael Sabatini and the exclamation Hail as a toast for health.
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Trouble-Junior Grade Sparks Call to Police in Arcadia
A 53-year-old man clamed he was troubled by his younger playmates and rang for help. Police arrived as youths dispersed and the man said he summoned officers to “fix ’em.” Officers took action and informed his parents.
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Fire call ends keyed by false alarm in Rock Falls
A Rock Falls fire station received an early morning call about a stove explosion and a house fire. The caller later phoned back to report the blaze out, avoiding a full emergency response.
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Harvested Natural Ice Still Used Privately in NM Winters
In northern New Mexico the practice of harvesting natural ice continues each winter for private use. The seasonal activity brings cold storage and cooling resources to local households and farms without public infrastructure.
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Sunburnt Pig Delays Movie Scene at Hollywood Studio
Methuselah the pure white Chester pig, six weeks old, caused a $1,000 delay and discomfort on the set of 20th Century Fox film Take Care of My Little Girl due to sunburn from hot Technicolor lights. Cecil Higgins and director Jean Negulesco moved the pig to a cool area and limited exposure to 30 seconds per take while Pattee Chapman carried him through the scene.
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Capella Brightest Auriga Star in Night Sky
Capella ranks among the five to six brightest stars and is the brightest in Auriga. American catalogs and price list prep cost at least 75 million dollars annually. Castor oil comes from a plant native to tropical Africa. Boric acid was first prepared by Wilhelm Homberg in the seventeenth century.
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Jaundice Signals Underlying Liver or Bile Duct Issues
Jaundice indicates abnormal bile processing from excessive production liver disease infection gallstone obstruction or red blood cell destruction. Diagnosis hinges on underlying cause with biopsy or treatment. some cases need surgery while others respond to medical care.
Guys and Dolls on Broadway at Forty-sixth Street Theater
United Press notes Guys and Dolls is a lively Broadway musical with strong casting and direction. Robert Alda Vivian Blaine Isabel Biglevy Sam Levene B S Pully Stubby Kaye Johnny Silver and others star in this Runyon inspired comedy with songs like Guys and Dolls Sit Down Youre Rockin the Boat and Luck Be a Lady. The piece follows two romance plots ending in reform and marriage amid a backdrop of gamblers and show folk.
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Art claims and tensions in postwar New York exhibitions
In a reflective piece Paul Mocsanyi argues that American painting must earn genuine respect beyond economic power. He notes Parisian skepticism toward US artistic equality and urges calm, cultural sensitivity, and continued effort to demonstrate high artistic merit from New York’s best artists.
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Rubber production in Akron exceeds world use in April
Akron World reports output of 140000 long tons of natural rubber in April this year surpassing global consumption by 10000 tons, signaling a supply surplus and potential price impact.
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