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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1952
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune announces mailing and call service terms with rate options for local and outlying areas. It notes deadlines for submission and disclaims liability for unsolicited manuscripts, letters, and pictures sent to The Tribune.
The Tribune exhorts readers to avoid gossip and rumors, to refrain from criticizing without knowledge, and to maintain faith in America while engaging constructively with government. The call emphasizes informed discussion and orderly civic conduct.
Winston Churchill courted a U S audience to discuss British and European views before Eisenhower's inauguration. He aims to learn from recent Korean theatre insights and warn against heavy Western entanglement in Asia. Discussions focus on trade links and European defense and echo Stalin’s potential response.
After nine months in power Premier Antoine Pinay resigns following a failed confidence vote on a minor issue. President Vincent Auriol accepts the resignation, leaving France in a difficult position amid Indo China costs and Moroccan tensions with rightist de Gaulle and leftist Communists poised to gain. A stable government is uncertain and the American view warns of a setback whichever side prevails.
Article notes India’s caste tensions and shifting gender rights as the Nehru government introduces a bill to Parliament permitting divorce and granting women property rights, marking a major social change in a historically patriarchal society.
The government enjoys a secure majority in Parliament and expects its innovations to prevail. Pious conservatives fight the measures, and Gandhi's civil disobedience influence suggests large protests could follow. Nehru proceeds despite potential unrest as Gandhi’s disciple.
The United Nations General Assembly voted 45 to 5 to condemn the Soviet claim of U S mass murders in the Korean prison riot where 82 Communist prisoners died. The article notes American regret and suggests an independent international investigation to counter Red propaganda.
Sweden offers to build seven hospitals in Egypt in exchange for a suitable number of cotton bales. The plan bypasses foreign exchange problems and mirrors barter practices seen in history. Some compare it to Schacht’s Nazi era material-for-goods deals, but the current proposal avoids entangling military threats.
The article outlines a possible 1954 Far Eastern baseball tournament with Formosa hosting the move ment led by the Bankers' Association team as the strongest. It notes the Philippines and Japan as active bases for the sport while China shows little interest and Communist states may diverge from American pastimes.
Fifteen American and Arab faculty members at the American University of Beirut sent a cable to President-elect Eisenhower praising his victory and urging him to correct what they call injustices in Palestine policy and restore U S emphasis on justice and freedom for all peoples.
Mrs. Patrick Mulhern of Boston has undergone eight Caesarean deliveries. The record highlights the rare obstetric sequence with multiple cesarean births in one patient.
Notable dates span Pasteur’s birth in 1800 and Iowa’s 1846 entry to the Union. World War II events include Manila bombing in 1941 and a 1945 Moscow conference where Molotov Bevin and Byrnes set up Atomic Energy Commission for the UN. Also noted is the Feast of the Holy Innocents on December 28 and Woodrow Wilson’s birth in 1856.
Today on the birthday list are Louis Bromfield Oscar Levant Marlene Dietrich Syd ney Greenstreet and Gov Charles H Russell of Nevada On Sunday December 28 Roger Sessions and Jerome Adler celebrate birthdays.
Emanuel Swedenborg notes that all religion relates to life and its purpose is to do good. The quote emphasizes practical ethics over doctrine, linking faith to daily action and moral behavior.
Definition and etymology show the term decrepit meaning worn out aged and rickety. The word traces to Latin decrepitus and conveys frail condition and structural decay.
An eventful year lies ahead and depends on you to make it happy. For Sunday Dec 28 emphasis is on money matters. careful business matters should bring fortune and happiness. Many good characteristics are expected in the child born today.
The article outlines a liability involving Paul von Beneckendorf and von Hindenburg in a case set in the Sahara desert. It references Ralph Waldo Emerson and his ideas on civilization as context for the discussion.
In an ART IN REVIEW piece on the Artists' Equity ’82 sculpture show in New York the author notes women outclass men in this bold art form. Works highlighted include Gertrude Buchbinder's Discussion Doris Caesar's Head Nancy Dryfoos Empty Bottle Ruth Gutman Mother and Baby and Helena Simkovitch Man's Head as examples of feminine sensitivity to form.
Laramie Wyoming freshman Dean Shaw at Laramie High School says his dalmation dog can understand commands after he made a hearing aid for the deaf animal.
Walter Winchell extols Christmas as a child centered festival defined by the joy, faith, and wonder of youngsters. He argues that children express the season’s meaning more than adults, warn of tyrants corrupting youth, and urge gratitude for peace, kindness, and hope embodied by Santa Claus and the spirit of a new year.
William Ritt riffs on current events and oddities from around the world. The piece notes Sweden’s 1000 krona note beauty queen image and American quips about suspenders politics and sports. It closes with light anecdotes about a burglar alarm, a pet monkey, and a dog’s earrings.
Born today you are a gentle sympathetic soul with a mission to aid the less fortunate. A strong memory quick grasp of facts and vivid imagination boost your writing to crusade level yet you must guard against being exploited. Your home and family are central with a likely successful marriage awaiting tomorrow.
Zodiac predictions urge reflection and planning across all signs. Readers are advised to attend church services for renewed faith and to budget for upcoming financial challenges while emphasizing generosity and thoughtful future plans.
Knox county surveyor Frank Stewart was killed in an explosion at Free man Mine No. 2 in Bicknell Friday night. Coal Creek Coal Company bought mineral rights on the William Reese farm near Sandford. Stolen buggy reported by W. W. Archibald. Union officials tied to Namnarama dynamiting plots. Marriage licenses issued for three couples. DePauw Glee club performed locally. Bethany Congregational Church reports 93 new members. Railroad conductor Ross C. Taylor injured and amputated. Bunger flats sold to Charles Ludman of Zanesville. Recent births include three boys to families Richey, Winney, Hodges.
The text cites Heligabalus hosting a 22 course progressive dinner across a city. It references Mary I of England known as Bloody Mary and notes the Virgin Islands as a U S possession. It begins a note that St Andrew is the patron saint of a country or place.
The article urges sanitizing barber tools to curb scalp ringworm among children, noting clippers as a chief spreader and hair salons, movie seats, and hats as additional vectors. Diagnosis can use Wood's lamp fluorescence. treatment includes sterilized instruments and an ointment with asterol dihydrochloride.
In nearly all cases fibroid tumors of the womb are non cancerous.
United Press reports on the CBS show Heaven for Betsy starring Jack Lemmon and Cynthia Stone as a young married duo. They describe aiming for relatable comedy, with weekly episodes on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. EST, reflecting real-life experiences. Lemmon, from Boston via Harvard, and Stone, from Pedmia Illinois, discuss TV trends and their approach to authenticity. The Bat revival returns to Broadway with Zasu Pitts and others, continuing a 1920s pattern after Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood’s original 1920 success. The revival is planned for New York the week of Jan. 19.
Hollywood reports Jackie II the lion earns about 750 dollars weekly in the Shavian satire. He receives top billing and plays a sympathetic role, unlike early lions who were cast as heavies. Actor Alan Young helps him on screen as the tale unfolds in Rome’s Colosseum with co star Jean Simmons.
Police in Cleveland report inmates may have high I Q s and a dictaphone installed in a cell to record information was forcibly removed. An arrowed sign reading dictaphone remained on the wall.
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