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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1952
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune Daily and Gazette provide subscription options with rates for Evening and Sunday, Evening only, and shorter terms. The notice lists office contacts, sports editor Crawford, and postal details including second class matter status and risk note for unsolicited submissions.
The Tribune speaks against careless gossip and unfounded criticism of government. It calls readers to maintain faith in America, avoid rumor spreading, and engage with informed discussion. The message emphasizes civility and accountability in public discourse.
Editorial urges scrutiny of the deadly clash in a Korean prison compound where American troops killed eighty two Communist prisoners to stop a violent assault. It stresses that blame lies with the assailants, but calls for investigation into prevention and broader questions about U S and UN image abroad.
The Municipal Finance Officers' Association notes about 120 cities with populations over 10 000 levy a car use tax. The 1951 annual yield neared 18 million dollars with 1 71 per capita. Chicago collected over 14.6 million in the first half of 1952 after a 50 percent rate increase. Other large cities include New York St Louis Washington D C Kansas City and Louisville. A new drive seeks to end the two cent federal gasoline tax as road costs rise.
The Dutch lower house passed a constitutional amendment granting government power to yield to a federation and allowing two thirds of parliament to ratify treaties even against the constitution. The votes were 86 to 7, signaling broad support and a shift toward international control of armed forces and policy alignment with the Federation of Western Europe. The measure faced opposition only from Communists.
The text argues that the Netherlands now abstains from foreign co operation and fears treason in proposals. It notes World War I neutrality, Germany's 1940 four day conquest, and five years of Nazi rule have cooled nationalist zeal. The piece credits courage and intelligence for yielding sovereignty to an ideal, as a regional precedent.
Thousands of O W U members across Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and Kentucky are asked to fill a 70 point questionnaire on union operations without signature. The University of Chicago Industrial Relations Center will analyze results for confidential scientific insight into union democracy. Local 395 president Carl J Peterson calls it a grassroots effort with mailed printed results to members within about a year.
Japanese reaction to President-elect Eisenhower’s choice John Foster Dulles as secretary of state is highly favorable. They recall his role in shaping the peace treaty that established Japan as a free and independent power and see him as a source of experience for stabilizing American defense in the Far East.
The piece notes the 50th anniversary of George A. Henty’s death on November 30. It praises his history adventure novels for young readers, cites titles such as Wulf the Saxon and Under Drake's Flag, and recalls his life as a war correspondent and his patriotism and influence on English historical interest.
Rutgers University announces a new nine volume edition of Lincoln's writings. The project will include 6 870 items, 3 312 of which have never appeared in any Lincoln collection. Additional undiscovered pieces are expected.
1. American auto racer who distinguished himself in both World Wars is Eddie Rickenbacker. 2. Nothing travels faster than light in a vacuum. 3. Cheddar Stilton and Edam are all cheeses. 4. Leaves of Grass was written by Walt Whitman. 5. The two largest venomous snakes are the king cobra and the bushmaster (nonvenomous green anaconda is among largest overall).
A brief recap of historical events dated 1860 to 1945. South Carolina seceded, the Soviet Union formed from 14 republics, Ludendorff died, King assumed US naval command, Pilgrims’ landing honored on Forefathers Day, and General Patton died from a motor accident in Europe.
Harvey S. Firestone Irene Dunn Gabby Hartnett Branch Rickey celebrate birthdays along with Stalin Hagen Howerton Peterson Rush Werle and Red Strader in a year end listing of notable individuals.
Do not let slow events deter long range goals. Persisting will bring success next year. A clever, highly intellectual child may be expected today. Sunday's outlook predicts unexpected good fortune for you and for a child born today.
The quote credits Puritans for giving the world not thought but action. It reflects a view on historical impact and ethical vigor attributed to Puritan legacy.
The term subtract comes from Latin subtractus meaning withdrawn or taken away. It entered English via French and Latin sources, used in mathematics to indicate removing a part from a whole or deducting one number from another. The origin traces to ancient language studies and lexical histories.
Edward Vernon Rickenbacker is highlighted in a concise note. The snippet references aviation heroism and a notable figure from American history.
A humorous collage of short squibs by William Ritt mocks current events and public figures. Items tease cannibals who smoke, Grandpappy Jenkins New Year vows, a Detroit wife’s spring absence, a baseball pun, and wry one liners on the Moon, bombs, cooking, Brazil’s Red Cross dues, temperamental reindeer, and an African tribe wearing barrels.
Walter Winchell surveys Bette Davis in Two's Company at the Alvin Theater praising her as star and box office, with David Burns, Hiram Sherman, and John Murray Anderson scenes and jokes drawing strong audience appeal. He notes critics, other stars, and upcoming projects while listing entertainment tidbits and industry mood.
Cairo reports the nationalization of the medical profession and free care for Egypt's 20 million may be delayed. Health Minister Nureddin Tarraf cites a $143.5 million price tag and strain on the economy, while promising free treatment will still expand over 15 years. Paricutin volcano in Mexico has built a cone 1500 feet high since 1943.
Historic notes recounted from Terre Haute dated December 20. Eli G. Lee, law student and real estate dealer, admitted to Vigor County Bar. Burton Cassady bags a deer in Arkansas during a ten day hunting trip. Charles Baldwin Bacon and family head to Saginaw for holidays and reunion.
Born today you are a bundle of contradictions with an artistic temperament. You show talent in science and mathematics yet crave arts and travel, seeking excitement and change. Concentration and a steady objective will bring happiness through a stable home and family life.
Sagittarius through Scorpio offer guidance on spiritual advice Christmas plans church attendance and social activities. The column advises avoiding arguments sending cards mailing on time and taking moments to relax amid busy days.
Cairo reports plans to install an official spokesman who will receive information from ministries and present it to the public via news conferences and official statements. Reporters will be barred from the foreign ministry except by appointment.
A seven year old 2nd grader Ed from Port Washington New York says he still believes in Santa Claus while explaining most of his friends no longer do. He notes his parents could not afford the big gifts.
The article explains how abdominal wall ruptures and hernias arise from weakened tissues, often groin related, with inheritance and age increasing risk. Early surgical repair usually yields satisfactory results, while neglected ruptures can enlarge and cause bowel gangrene or death.
Question and answer explain that coughing up blood can arise from many conditions not just tuberculosis. Severe lung infections like pneumonia, lung tumors, varicose veins in airways, and certain heart diseases may cause hemoptysis. X-ray is key, and bronchoscopy may be needed to identify the exact cause.
United Press reports entomologist John C. Schread found timing crucial to Holly leaf miner control. Spraying with DDT or dieldrin before the adult miner emerges in late May, with two June sprays, yielded full protection.
Hollywood veteran Dorothy Lamour says young actresses should pursue comedy over drama to reach stardom. She notes a shortage of comediennes, cites success of sport of making audiences laugh, and recalls stars who started in comedy before moving to drama. Lamour stars with Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in Road to Bali.
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