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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1962
Page
4
A quotation attributed to Voltaire defends free speech by asserting that even disliked opinions deserve defense. The line underscores the enduring principle that open discourse protects truth and societal progress.
The piece notes a sharp selling surge and subsequent rally in the New York market, with experts unable to explain the causes. It cites mass emotionalism, fear, and various theories, concluding that market behavior remains illogical because it is driven by people who act unpredictably.
Daylight saving time remains controversial though widely used. Farmers dislike it as cows and farm routines resist the clock change. Franklin proposed reform to save candle use, but faced ridicule. It was adopted in 1918, repealed, and then reestablished after World War I. Since then communities and states vary in application, causing traveler confusion yet daylight time endures.
The piece notes the growing complexity of eye makeup for young women. It describes steps like brown and white shadows, kohl rims, dark liquid shadow to the eye socket, mascara, and a dramatic look inspired by Cleopatra. It questions the practicality and time involved.
Clinton T. Duffy, former San Quentin warden, argues in his book 88 Men and 2 Women that capital punishment harms society. He joins criminologists and California Gov Brown in labeling the death penalty a gross failure and ineffective at deterring crime.
Public notice lists subscription prices for The Terre Haute Tribune and Gazette, with contact numbers for delivery issues and office departments. It notes postal policies, publication dates, and liability disclaimers for unsolicited manuscripts and letters.
Local briefs note visits and events in Terre Haute on June 2 30 years ago. Mrs Lora Jones of Youngstown Ohio stayed with Prof Orion Stock at Collect Park Place. City inspector J P Mayrose issued 69 building permits in May 1932.
City landmark St Basil's Cathedral is in Moscow. Contour lines indicate slope on relief maps. Oak Island NC Molokai HI and White Shoal MI share being U S navigational features. The Southerner starred Zachary Scott. Henry Hudson was Dutch.
On Sunday June 3 Anna Margaret Gerell Swedish artist and baseball figures Jerry Lumpe and Larry Jackson cited. Maurice Evans Shakespearean actor and Paulette Goddard motion picture actress also referenced. MORIBUND a dijective in a dying state origin Latin. No man is free who is not master of himself Epictetus.
On this date 268 years ago the court of Salem, Massachusetts began its famous witchcraft trials. The quiz also recalls June 3 as a date with historical notes, including Jefferson Davis birth in 1808 and other trivia clues.
In Phoenix a fund raising car wash by Girl Scout Troop 700 drew crowds after a four-vehicle collision nearby. The scouts aided an injured woman and then organized 34 car washes for the day as motorists queued to support them.
Walter Winchell surveys a bustling slate of celebrities and shows from Basin Street to Park Avenue. Janet Blair, Marie McDonald, Jane Powell, and Edie Adams headline a Dizzy blend while Jim Farley and Casey Stengel trade quips. King Saud and Elvis surface in lively society notes.
The author notes an internal jazz festival and explains how jazz moves in cycles from bop to progressive to third stream. He argues audiences resist change, musicians chase novelty, and current formless jazz risks eroding enjoyment leaving him unable to waltz.
A Sunday Argosy excerpt praises Mickey Mantle’s 225000 dollar earnings this year and his powerful homer at Yankee Stadium. The piece contrasts American baseball with Rounders and recalls a Dublin lord mayor visit to Gracie Mansion and a spaceflight equipment quip from Wilkes-Barre readers.
Readers born under each sign receive guidance on social faith, health, and leisure. The column suggests worship, friendly visits, outdoor activity, and personal growth after church, with a closing reminder to stay optimistic and engage in community and recreation.
In a fogbound Bristol night Paddy Smythe, a smalltime thief and occasional card player, hunts for female companionship. His wife Bridget stays home fearful and unsure as he leaves in search of a paid partner, then returns unexpectedly to his door.
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