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platform exhortation urged to uphold civic conduct
Tribune staff urges readers to avoid gossip and criticism of government without knowledge, warning against spreading rumors and losing faith in America. The message emphasizes responsible discourse and trust in national unity.
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Conquest by Bluff at Berlin Border Blockade
Two hundred thousand Berlin youths staged a border stunt that collapsed into a six column police line stalemate. About 9 000 camped near the Soviet zone as 1 500 Hamburg police moved to stop crossing without registration. A brief police truck conference ended the deadlock with communist leaders backing down over exposure fears.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Karl Gunderlach
Communist Party
Luebeck
Paul Shucier
Radar to steer aircraft clear of thunderstorms
University of Chicago meteorology chief Horace Byers and U S Weather Bureau expert Roscoe Braham say radar detects developing water droplets and ice in cumulus clouds, allowing pilots to avoid storms up to 20 miles ahead and select the safest route through turbulence after studying 179 thunderstorms.
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University of Chicago
Horace Byers
Roscoe Braham
U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S. Printing Office
Byers
Braham
Ohio
Florida
Speaking of Dogs and Early Training
The American Veterinary Medical Association says many problem dogs become such as juvenile delinquents. A dog's adult behavior hinges on lessons that should start at three months old. Three common bad habits stem from lack of early training, including book chewing and furniture gnawing.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Puppy Training Foods Bed Time Habits Among Dogs
The passage notes that early feeding variety prevents finicky eating and early own bed habits reduce sofa or owner bed use. It mentions dogs like Carlo Fido and Nero and references veterinarians' association guidance. It ends by linking intelligence spread with canasta rage.
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Watson
Carlo
Fido
Nero
Dewey Considered for Cornell University Presidency
Discussion swirls around Governor Thomas E. Dewey potentially becoming president of Cornell University. Observers note universities sometimes appoint non academics to lead, citing Eisenhower and Stassen as examples, though outcomes vary as student reactions differ. Dewey has not expressed interest, and the origin of the idea may be opportunistic.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Senate
Cornell University
Columbia University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
University of Pennsylvania
Harold H. Stassen
Columbia
Eisenhower
Stassen
Dewey
Cornell
Calendar Reform Debate Moves Amid Global Support
The World Calendar Association led by Miss Elizabeth Achelis advocates a four 31 day months system with four start Sundays and 91 day quarters to stabilize holidays and economy. Seventeen nations approve the plan though UN action is pending and critics argue Julius Caesar's calendar has long served.
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World Calendar Association
Elizabeth Achelis
Miss Achelis
Julius Caesar
Lorna Doone May Become Color Film in Hollywood
Hollywood plans to film Lorna Doone in color, hoping to delight readers since its 1869 publication. The piece notes Richard Blackmore wrote fourteen novels but is chiefly remembered for this romance, whose popularity surged after Victoria's daughter wed the Marquis of Lorne.
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Hollywood
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today
June 1 notes list a Terre Haute Tots 6 2 win at Evansville led by Cy Alberts with four hits. Ice deliveries resume Friday after strike ends. Collett Park band concert canceled due to cold. Births: girls to Stortz and Morrison. boy to Siffers. Primary election set for June 17. election inspectors named. Vigo County Retail Druggists Association reelects Burton Cassidy as president. Merchants Ice plant smokestack blown over by wind. Patrol driver Denny Sughrue departs for vacation. Fort Wayne defeats local Tets 3 1 at Athletic Park. City park board seeks state and federal aid to combat tree borers.
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Cy Alberts
Evansville
Terre Haute
Collett Park
George E. Stortz
James G. Morrison
F. R. Siffers
Burton Cassidy
Vigo County Retail Druggist Association
Commercial Club
Merchants Ice and
Fourth Street
Lafayette Avenue
Denny Sughrue
New York
Atlantic Coast
Fort Wayne
Athletic Park
City Park Board
Broadway Celebs and Corkscrew Wit Parade of Nightlife
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes Kate Hepburn claps at the Copa show. Frank Sinatra frets over TV debut rumors with Bob Hope. Celebrities dine at Armando's and Luchow's with Spotlight Peggy Hohentlohe, Ezio Pinza at Stork Club toast, and Moonlit gossip from Midtown and Times Square.
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Kate Hepburn
Sinatra
B. Hope
Walter Gibson
Armando
Sharman Douglas
Edison
Morton Downey
Peggy Hohentlohe
Luchow’s
Ezio Pinza
Stork Club
S. Pacific
Quiz Pack From Old Newspaper
Questions cover Biblical figure who served a man seven years twice for marriage to his daughter. Define a football triple threat. Name the first president of the German Republic. Identify the first ten amendments to the U S Constitution. Note landslides at a Panama Canal cut that delayed work and the cut’s name.
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German Republic
United States
Panama Canal
Notable U.S. and international events across centuries
The notes record events including Jacques Marquette born in 1673, the 15th state Kentucky admitted in 1792, Tennessee statehood in 1796, and the 1943 death of English actor Leslie Howard believed shot down by German forces during World War II.
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Jacques Marquette
America
Mississippi River
Kentucky
Union
Tennessee
Leslie Howard
Deprive verb definition and etymology noted
A concise lexical entry defines deprive as a transitive verb meaning to dispossess, bereave, or hinder from possessing, and to debar or end something. It traces origin to Old French depriver and Latin de plus privare meaning to bereave.
Notable birthdays for UK poet laureate and peers
John Masefield England's poet laureate Margaret Matzenbaum contralto Werner Janssen orchestra conductor John Van Druten playwright and Joan Caulfield film star all have birthdays today.
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John Masefield
England
Margaret Matzenbaum
Werner Janssen
John van Druten
Joan Caulfield
Moon Opposes Uranus Sparks Caution in Business Outlook
The Moon forms an opposition to Uranus signaling potential impulsive moves and folly in the near term. Caution in business is advised to navigate the next 12 months, with today’s child described as active and witty.
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Multicontent Query Sparks Diverse Historical Prompts
The items reference a range of topics from biblical figures and political terms to a naval or game context. They include a biblical name Jacob, a versatile football player description, the German leader Friedrich Ebert, the Bill of Rights, and the Culebra Cut.
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Nack
Friedrich Ebert
Culebra
Various Timely Facts From U S History And Industry
A compilation of early American milestones and inventions across sport taxation stamps railroads crafts and transportation. Notable items include Amos A Stagg's football drills at Yale in 1889 Ruth Harkness bringing the first panda in 1936 and the 1924 New England cow import.
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Amos A. Stagg
Yale University
United States
Asia
Ruth Harkness
New England
Worm business blooms as inventory soars in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan George E McMullen started an earthworm business for anglers. His initial stock of 80 000 California red worms at one cent each grew quickly to over 100 000 as he expanded operations.
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U.P
George E. McMullen
McCullen
California
Horoscope by Birthday Star Guides Today's Tendencies
A June 1 horoscope notes a genius touch needing development to avoid eccentricity and urges balance between grand plans and detail work. It lists daily readings for each zodiac sign, emphasizing caution with money, business, and impulsive actions, with a closing note from United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
European Star Sees Hollywood Too Quiet For Her Taste
French actress Ann Vernon says Hollywood is less exciting than Europe. She finds its night life dull and its drugstores interesting only as rooms and shops. Vernon, here for Shakedown, notes stars’ private lives resemble hurried errands.
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Ann Vernon
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Vairnoh
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Orson Welles
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Greta Garbo
Triplets Fool Warden At Virginia Fishing Stunt
In Pulaski Virginia a game warden identified a boy among triplets trying to fish out of season. He could not tell which twin was the offender and let the trio go with a warning after failing to identify the guilty boy.
Diet and weight management in heart and blood vessel disease
The article advises against overweight for patients with heart and vascular disease. It notes fat reduction, limited salt intake, and normal protein needs. It emphasizes maintaining weight at a normal level and gradual calorie reduction to aid blood pressure and edema management.
Suggestions for Relieving Hives
L B asks about hive relief. The answer cites Vitamin E and niacin as helpful and mentions new antihistamines pyribenzamine and benedryl. Advises consulting a physician for proper treatment.
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Arena Playhouse to offer bar service during Broadway revival
Broadway reader gets a first look at the Arena Playhouse reopening in the former Hotel Edison ballroom with in-seat service and a rear-row drink option. The revival of The Showoff plus new venues like the Alibi on the East Side signal a shift in theater dining norms. Gian-Carlo Menotti’s The Consul wins the annual Sign drama award for its seamless fusion of music and drama.
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Derrick Lynn-Thomas
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Sign Magazine
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Jerry Cotter
Marie Powers
Patricia Neway
Youre Telling Me! A humor column spoof from William Ritt
A light column touches on swimsuit fashion with satire about bikini types and the idea of deeper substance. Trygve Lie meets Stalin yields mixed news. Hollywood stars abroad attract suitors while Texans endure large hail. A New York coffee merchant cites high prices reducing consumption and voices a grievance.
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New York
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Dog decides ownership in domestic dispute in court
In Maysville Kentucky a terrier test decided the case as Sheriff Hobart Collins brought the dog before Magistrate Margaret Owens. With two families facing off, the dog was placed between them, whined, and hopped into one man’s lap, ending the case with a dismissal.
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