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Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1956
Page
4
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Tribune
Platform Guidance From Tribune Editors
The Tribune urges readers to avoid gossip and rumors, to refrain from criticizing without knowledge, and to maintain faith in America while not running down government. The message emphasizes responsible discourse and informed commentary in public life.
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America
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov replaced ahead of Tito visit
Molotov resigns as Dmitri Shepilov is named his successor in a move seen as strengthening Soviet Yugoslav ties. Washington views no shift in U S policy. analysts say the change may signal more vigorous diplomacy and closer Moscow Belgrade alignment ahead of Tito’s arrival.
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Molotov
Khrushchev-Bulgarin
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Tito
Washington
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Pravda
Communist Party
U. S
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Middle East
South Asia
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Bulgarin
Belgrade
American Heritage Foundation urges informed voting drive
The group promotes a slogan appealing to the largest informed vote in history with 125 national organizations taking part. It cites the 1952 record of 62 million votes and argues more eligible voters should cast ballots, aiming for near 100 million. The piece suggests the foundation could mobilize more informed voters and criticizes blind voting.
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American Heritage Foundation
Singapore Stirring in British Restive Global Ties
Singapore joins a widening list of problem areas for Britain as the former Straits Settlements capital, once head of regional administration, faced potential transfer to Malaya after the 1946 dissolution. The city’s status remains unsettled amid postwar redrawings.
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Singapore
Straits Settlements
Malaya
Singapore self government push challenges British rule
The text notes Singapore, once a Crown colony for strategic value, seeks self rule with a three year limit on British control. Britain would grant most demands but veto foreign affairs and military. Negotiations have broken down amid fears of Communist alignment with a Chinese majority population. David Marshall leads Singaporean Chinese. The era's view of Singapore's strategic value has shifted post WWII.
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Singapore
China
David Marshall
Japan
North Dakota Switch in Party allegiances noted
The North Dakota Non Partisan League vows to shift its allegiance from the Republican to the Democratic party. For decades the League backed GOP candidates and influenced Senate votes. The move draws attention from neighboring states and echoes Minnesota farmer labor party realignments studied in Washington.
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Northwest
North Dakota
Non Partisan League
Republican Party
G.O.P
Senate
South Dakota
Minnesota
North
Shattering a Myth about War News and Stocks
The Exchange study of 21 years shows 58 days with two percent moves where war or war fears were the main factor. 51 declines and only seven advances occurred, driven by hopes of avoiding conflict and boosting foreign demand. It argues stockholders see war as harmful in the long run and that markets thrive in peacetime.
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the Exchange Magazine
Seaway costs rise as project nears completion
Seaway Rapids notes rising U S costs for the St Lawrence Seaway project. The Seaway Development Corporation estimates U S costs at 101 million dollars, up from 87 million, approaching the 105 million authorization. Officials caution against rushing more funds but say further snags could require added money to finish the project. The Seaway has gained popular support and is viewed as a national transport asset.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Leceuse
Army Corps of Engineers
Congress
Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today
Marriage licenses listed for John E. Brown and Margaret Davis James C. Pritchett and Nellie Abbott Edward J. Harkness and Margaret A. Tyler. Locust Street event at Anna Mathers home. city curbing permit enforcement urged. Highlanders baseball club rising in Central League. various social visits and entertainments noted among residents.
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John E. Brown
Margaret Davis
James C. Pritchett
Nellie Abbott
Edward J. Harkness
Margaret A. Tyler
J. P. Worrell
South Seventh Street
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Robert Hoskins
Illinois University
Champaign
Ill
James M. Hoskins
Switchmens’ Union
Anna Mathers
Locust Street
Doyle
City Board of Works
Highlanders
Dayton
Grand Rapids
L. C. Bailey
S.B.B
Will Smith
Alpha Phi Club
North Seventh Street
J. B. Cunningham
North Sixth Street
Chicago
Hammond
Indiana
Athleta
Helen and
Esther Price
North Tenth Street
The Grab Bag The Answer Quick 1
The nursery rhyme line asks what Peter Piper did. The quiz contrasts Dick Turpin and Ben Turpin as named figures. A sycophant is a self seeking flatterer. A satrap is a provincial governor in ancient Persia. The Russian White army fought against the Reds and Bolsheviks in the civil war.
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Peter Piper
Dick Turpin
Ben Turpin
Salem Trials and Historic Dates in 17th to 20th Century
The entry lists events and births: 1662 Salem Massachusetts began witchcraft trials, 1840 English novelist Thomas Hardy born, 1946 Italy became a republic, June 3 Jefferson Davis born and Confederate Memorial Day, 1947 Britain announced partition of India into Hindu and Moslem states.
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Court of
Salem
Mass
Thomas Hardy
Italy
Republic
Jefferson Davis
Great Britain
India
Idyl Idyll As Romantic Rural Scene
A compact definition tracing the origin of idyll from Latin idyllium and Greek eidyllion. It clarifies rustic pastoral subject matter suitable for poetry or prose, noting the term’s historical linguistic path from Edios.
No Fear in Love Quote From I John 4 18
The line asserts that there is no fear in love but perfect love drives out fear, citing I John 4 18, reflecting faith based encouragement and spiritual reassurance.
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John
Horoscope for June 3 Hosts A Child With Outdoor Sports
You should gain a good deal this year with a frank and sincere character likely for today’s child. For Sunday, June 3 a year of at least average good fortune seems in store for you. Born today a child is likely to be fond of outdoor sports.
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Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Taurus
Birthday greetings from across the sea to notable figures
The notice sends birthday wishes to Anna Margaret Gerell, a Swedish artist, and Prof. Andrew Mc Connell, an Irish surgeon. It notes celebrations on Sunday, June 3, for Maurice Evans, a Shakespearean actor, and Paulette Goddard, a motion picture actress.
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Anna Margaret Gerell
Andrew McConnell
Maurice Evans
Paulette Goddard
Picked a peck of pickied pep pers and more
A garbled set of fragments includes a famous English highwayman Dick, a former motion picture comedian Ben, a flatterer described as a parasitic person, a provincial governor in the ancient Persian empire called a viceroy, and a reference to the Bolsheviki.
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Ben
New York Thoughtful Musings From Mel Heimer
A New Yorker reflects on a red headed stranger in the city with a pot of gold coming her way. Tom Pepe, co owner of Peter's Backyard in Greenwich Village, an amateur songwriter, is behind a donation idea. He has written many tunes over 15 years and earned $13.80 gross from six published songs.
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New York
New Yorker
Tom Pepe
Greenwich Village
Peter
Tom
Pepe
Times Square
Tin’ Pan Alley
Jack Steiner
Irontown
Ohio
Joni James
Tony Bennett
Alan Dale
Steiner
New York City
Bill Miller
Impressario
Las Vegas
Vegas
Michael Meyerberg
Waiting For Godot
Rosalind Russell
Eileen Heckart
Wake Up Darling at Ethel Barrymore Theatre review
New York critic JACK GAVER praises the cast and director Ezra Stone for Wake Up Darling at the Ethel Barrymore Theater. The farce is light on substance but lively, with a mix of zany setups and amiable performances led by Barry Nelson Barbara Britton and Russell Nype, while not a slam dunk for all audiences.
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New York
Alex Gottlieb
Barry Nelson
Barbara Britton
Russell Nype
Nelson
Miss Britton
Nype
Kay Medford
Paula Trueman
Miss Medford
Miss Trueman
Grace Raynor
Robert Downing
Richard B. Shull
Raymond Bramley
Ann Whiteside
Jean Arley
Ballou
Gordon W. Pollock
Lee Segall
Richard Cook
Saturday Horoscope By Stella Features Daily Zodiac Guide
The column offers a gentle personality portrait for those born on June 2, highlighting a peace making, tactful nature with hidden depths and a preference for harmony. It lists notable birthdays and then provides daily zodiac guidance for each sign, ending with a 1956 copyright notice.
South Dakota Adds Two New Bodies of Water
Pierre South Dakota announces two new large water features on the state map Lewis and Clark Lake and Fort Randall Reservoir created by Missouri River dams. The lakes extend from the state’s southern border northward about halfway, with another dam under construction promising a lake-like expanse further north.
Charles Cooper shifts coast to coast in The Wrong Man
Hollywood report on Charles Cooper as the detective in Warner's The Wrong Man with Henry Fonda and Vera Miles. His career spans stage in New York and San Francisco, a Stanford athletic scholarship, WWII service, child radio beginnings, and roles in The Rainmaker Stalag 17 Caesar and Cleopatra and Mr Roberts. He alternates locations between California and New York for shoots and Broadway returns.
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United Press
Hollywood
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Warner
Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Henry Fonda
Vera Miles
San Francisco
New York
Broadway
Stanford
20Th Bomber Command
Golden State
London
Mr. Roberts
California
Dawn Stickles Names Parents Moppy and Boppy
In Baltimore a two year old Dawn Stickles affectionately calls her parents Moppy and Boppy, not Daddy, reflecting a playful modern family nickname trend in local life.
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Baltimore, Md
Dawn Stickles
Dawn
Simple Rules Help That Aching Back
Advice from Dr. Rundesen on back pain emphasizes common causes such as disc injury and heavy lifting. It recommends avoiding self diagnosis, limiting activity during recovery, and practical posture tips like sitting back, keeping knees higher, and bending at the knees and hips to reduce strain.
Will antibiotics help acne in certain cases
In deep seated acne, the antibiotic drugs often relieve the problem temporarily.
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J. K
Early Mormon Handcart Converts Had Perilous Journey To Utah
Salt Lake City report recounts 19th century European converts traveling to Utah in handcarts. Brigham Young authorized foot and handcart migration, detailing voyages from England to Iowa City, cart construction, arduous plains crossing, and 225 deaths among later parties. Relief efforts and eventual rail connections followed, expanding migration to Utah through wagon trains and the transcontinental railroad.
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Utah
Central
Western Plains
Latter-Day Saints
Mormon) Church
Zion
Great Salt Lake Valley
Brigham Young
The
Mormons
America
Plains of
Iowa
Iowa City
Plains
Edmund Ellsworth
Salt Lake Valley
England
Nebraska
Daniel W. Jones
Wyoming
Willie
Martin
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