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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1956
Page
4
Announcement for Terre Haute readers outlines subscription plans and prices for print and evening editions. It lists contact numbers for office, sports, editorial, and circulation, plus mail rates for various zones and timing notes for calls on holidays and Sundays.
Vladimir Kudryavtsev, editor of Izvestia, toured the United States during an election campaign. He reported surprising contrasts between his expectations and what he observed among American workers and their homes, noting well dressed workers and owned homes contrary to Soviet propaganda. He suggests Russians’ invitation to visit comes from residents, not the government, and cites recent Hungarian events shaping American views of communists.
The analysis notes Pakistan as a Muslim ally of the United States with rising industrial and cultural development, yet facing refugee hardships and anti-India sentiment. It highlights Western influence on business and youth, oil interests, and concerns over pro Russian leanings while forecasting careful American diplomacy during Nehru Eisenhower talks.
Two or three years ago paperback covers showed many women in revealing attire and indecent scenes. Critics say the covers often had little to do with the book content, triggering a wave of public reaction against paperbacks.
Publishers promised to tone down future covers after criticism of sensational designs. Despite some improvement, lapses of taste remain common on newsstands with lurid covers. From such styling, publishers invite cries for censorship and critics say they should have learned their lesson.
A Blooming ton woman won an island in the Bahamas instead of $10,000 and plans to rent it for the season while her husband awaits a survey trip. The eight palm trees and a boat come with the property and the seas are said to be shark free. The romance of distant ownership outshines money for the couple.
Reports describe Hungarians burning books and resisting Soviet forces as they seek to expel Russian troops. Khrushchev reiterates that history is on the Soviet side while Nehru reverses his stance and condemns the invasion amid global protests and unrest.
Creswell Bowen profiles A Oakey Hall mayor of New York City 1868 to 1872 amid the Tweed era. Hall a polished public figure faced a grand corruption scandal. Tweed and others were jailed while Hall escaped conviction and died in obscurity in 1898. The tale warns citizens to remain vigilant against government corruption.
The court ruled that a town Republican committee could not remove a voter's registration for voting Democratic, noting the voter had not joined another party or run on its ticket. The decision argues party loyalty and voting regularity, not strict affiliation, define Republican status.
Born today you study human nature and deduce motives. You are practical in suggesting social welfare and you may speak on lectures. You value hard work, may rise with luck, and women born today are affectionate home makers. Notable names listed include Casimir Perier Alice B Stockham and Eli Whitney.
A 1956 United Feature Syndicate horoscope column lists daily advice for each zodiac sign. The piece suggests routines, planning, relaxation, and careful judgment across the signs from Sagittarius to Scorpio.
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin residents hear the whistle of restored steam locomotives. The Burlington Railroad reactivated several old engines for temporary use while diesel units are deployed for harvest hauling out west.
Mel Heimer recalls newspaperwomen and stars of Broadway as he notes Marjorie Farnsworth, a notable NY feature writer, and Marilyn Miller who died at 37. He reflects on Flo Ziegfeld shows, As Thousands Cheer, and the era of sparkling performances that have faded.
The obituary outlines Marilyn Miller’s rise from child prodigy in Dayton to a Ziegfeld star at the Winter Garden. It notes two marriages Frank Carter and Jack Pickford, Pickford’s Paris death, and her 1934 marriage to Chester O’Brien. It ends with her terminal illness and a dramatic wish to be buried in a silk dress.
In a literary chat Blond cites U S dollars on hand for his new book The Great Migrations and for Beaver Valley a Disney project He notes Americans invite visitors into homes praises American roads and studios and explains how French writers sell books with editors and agents without agents in France and the United States
A collection of humorous or speculative notes about crime technology farming and aging. Highlights include a cat burglar story a future underground factory prediction a clumsy eggs and poultry forecast a 1000 tunes per hour musical brain and a joking portrait of long lived longevity advice with porridge.
A retrospective note lists Illinois figures like William McKinley as deceased and reports local incidents. It covers multiple injuries from automobile accidents, a railroad crossing hearing, police crime stats, a theater projectionist, Salvation Army fund-raising, a new bridge opening, a runaway wagon incident, and a Kentucky patient moved home from Union Hospital.
The questions probe language roots and historical terms. Answers include cornucopia meaning horn of plenty, an Eskimo hut called an igloo, Mr. Micawber from David Copperfield, the early Wilson administration secretary of state was William Jennings Bryan, and medieval scrofula was called the king's evil.
If you make no important changes your year should bring appreciable success. A strong willed personality may be noted in today's child. Your progress may not be spectacular but it should be steady. Today's child may be shrewd persistent.
The line notes that the deepest wishes of the heart express themselves through secret prayer attributed to George E. Rees.
SEQUIN refers to an obsolete Italian and Turkish gold coin and a metal disk used for costume decoration. Its origin traces from French to Italian zecchino and Zecca, then to Arabic Sikkah meaning die or stamp.
Timeline notes show 1620 Pilgrims under Capt Miles Standish meeting local Indians while exploring the coast between Cape Cod and Plymouth. 1941 The United States declared war on Japan. 1594 December 9 birth date of Gustavus Adolphus king of Sweden noted as a great military captain.
The note offers birthday wishes for Jean Sibelius of Finland who would be 91, and extends warm greetings to Kenneth Roberts, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and Eddie Dowling.
A quick puzzle list featuring multiple choice style prompts. Items include Horn of plenty igloo a character in David Copperfield who waited for turn up William Jennings Bryan and a phrase about the kings touch.
Saginaw Michigan report says a one year old boy named Joseph Robinson bit his grandfather's dog and the dog bit back in a domestic incident. Police and family assess minor injuries and seek care for the animals.
A portrayed medical guide explains a complete heart exam by a physician. It covers patient interview, pulse and blood pressure, chest tapping, stethoscope listening, eye check, fluoroscope imaging, ECG, and possible lab tests, stating the procedure is painless.
The best time to brush is after eating to remove food particles and prevent bacterial growth that causes tooth decay. Brushing soon after meals helps reduce plaque and keeps the mouth cleaner.
United Press drama critic reviews the off Broadway Phoenix Theater production of Ostrovsky's Diary of a Scoundrel adapted by Rodney Ackland as uneven. Cast includes Roddy McDowell and Blanche Yurko with Alan Cooke directing, failing to deliver a lively period spoof. The piece Shoestring ’57 at Barbizon Plaza Theater fares better with Dorothey Greener and Fay de Witt delivering the strongest sketches and songs.
Warner Bros Green Department head Ernie Butterworth oversees plant selection for films. He sourced palms willows and exotic species from a Hollywood nursery and on location to create a five acre jungle for Santiago. Two months of work included transplanting plants and an overhead sprinkler system to water them. Butterworth cites a dracuna draco valued at 600 dollars for its character.
Dr Richard M Page a weather expert and psychologist argues Chicago does not deserve the Windy City label Atlantic City tops midsummer wind list with July rankings also noting thermidity a factor wind reduces apparent heat in Mobile Alabama and Miami Florida while Page promotes his climate book and wind humidity concept.
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