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Newspaper

Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1952

Page

4

Tribune Terre Haute notices and circulation details

The Terre Haute Tribune Daily, Terre Haute Gazette, established 1869, and Tribune established 1894. Call the Tribune if you miss delivery by 6 09 p m and by 7 p m for a messenger copy. Offices listed with Crawford numbers. First Zone rates shown for Evening and Sunday prints, various term options. Entered second class matter January 1 1903. Terre Haute post office under 1879 act.

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Tribune Urges Civility and Confidence in Government

The Tribune calls for restraint on criticism and gossip, urging readers to avoid spreading rumors and to maintain faith in America and its institutions. It emphasizes informed discussion about government and responsible public discourse.

America

West German Cold War Tensions Prompt Call for Calm

Analysis argues the West holds the initiative in Germany as Communist border forces threaten travel and supply lines. It lauds past airlift success and urges restraint to avoid provoking a dangerous incident. The piece likens Soviet actions to childish threats, urging steady Western response.

Germany Bonn Berlin Russia

Is There a Doctor in the House in 1905?

Nathaniel L. Goldstein, New York attorney general and national chairman of a 25 million drive for a Bronx medical center, cites alarming stats on US medical schools. He notes New York with nine medical schools graduates 580 annually from 20,000 applicants and that 54 years passed without a new NY medical school. The analysis warns of doctor shortages, with 33 counties lacking physicians and a predicted 22,000 doctor deficit by 1954.

United States Nathaniel L. Goldstein New York State Bronx Yeshiva University Goldstein Scotland France New York National Security Resources Board Washington

Mutiny in Indiana Republican Leaders Reported

The Indianapolis Star notes alarm over intra party mutiny among Indiana Republican leaders. It details a 1951 law allowing state convention candidates to be named individually or in a group, a change newly understood amid the dispute, with the Star leading the protest led by Republican State Chairman Cale.

Indiana Indianapolis Star Cale

Holder moves to seize Indiana delegates in a political bid

The article accuses Dale Holder of exploiting a change in Indiana election law to force the Republican state convention to vote for all state and national candidates at once. It claims the tactic would allow Holder to hand-pick a full slate, upend reforms aimed at ending boss rule, and push through his candidates amid a prepared majority, drawing criticism from party leaders and denying involvement by Senator Jenner.

Holder Texas Indiana Cale Holder Dale Holder Jenner

Common sense afloat boat safety rules

National Safety Council promotes boating safety with eight simple rules. Know your boat and its limits. Do not overload and distribute weight evenly. Board carefully, watch weather, head for shore before a storm. Use appropriate horsepower, avoid sharp turns, and take it easy to protect people and equipment.

National Safety Council Chicago Council

Grocer Introduces Cost Plus Ten Percent Policy

A Miami grocer cut prices to cost plus ten percent, defying rivals and a milk commission ban. Three months in, sales rose about seventy percent, and he plans to continue despite hidden costs. The piece praises low margins and high volume, warning of future depreciation and setup costs.

Miami, Fla State Milk Commission

Piano care tips in a constant temperature room

The article advises placing the piano in an attractive room with steady temperature away from windows or radiators. It recommends polishing keys with non oily polish and occasional washing using a cellulose sponge, which won t damage strings or fuzz.

Terre Haute Forty Years Ago Today

June 4 itemized marriages include Charles A Reed and Susie Irene Stevens Uriah Davidson and Nora Belle Stuckle and Leroy Tyler and Mildred Willingham. Local notes cite trips from John E Waldron Grace Love Mrs B F McKeen and others with summer plans and court activity.

Charles A. Reed Susie Irene Stevens Uriah Davidson Nora Belle Stuckle Leroy Tyler Mildred Willingham John E. Waldron South Sixth Street Missouri Grace Love Marion Amanda Love B. F. McKeen North Eighth Street Burt Lake McKeen-Parker John E. Cox Superior Court Retail Merchants Association A. W. Hinkle Buffalo New York Harry Schloss Indiana Boys School Plainfield Herman Hulman George Washington George R. Wilson Chanute Kan

Quiz Time Grabs A Quick Look At Five Facts

The ancient orator Socrates practiced speaking with pebbles in his mouth. Biennial means lasting two years. Alaska has the longest coastline among states. No, state governors do not all receive the same yearly salary. A dermatologist is a medical specialist who treats skin diseases.

Birthday greetings for Merrill Russell and Coleman figures

Birthday greetings honor Robert Merrill the opera and concert baritone Ros alind Russell the actress and Ray Coleman the major league player. The term conjugalis is defined as relating to marriage or the married state from French and Latin roots.

Robert Merrill Rosalind Russell Ray Coleman

It Happened Today Highlights From 1927 to 1944

A compact recap noting 1927 Lindbergh begins return aboard the Memphis after his solo Paris flight, 1941 the death of ex Kaiser Wilhelm, 1942 Reinhard Heydrich’s assassination in Prague, and 1944 Rome’s surrender to Allied forces.

Charles A. Lindbergh Memphis America Paris Kaiser Wilhelm Germany Monarch Reinhardt Heydrich Hangman Czechoslovakia Rome

Predictive forecast hints at improved affairs and social growth

The message states that business matters are well signified now and that during the coming year affairs should improve materially and socially. It advises utilizing the excellent vibrations and anticipates a hospitable generous and reliable child born under these auspices.

Let not thy mind run on what thou lackest

Marcus Aurelius quote about focusing on present fortunes rather than future deficits, urging gratitude and mental discipline.

Marcus Aurelius

How'd You Make Out Demosthenes Two Years Florida

A physician specializing in skin diseases answers a quiz about Demosthenes, two years, and Florida. No clear connection or outcome is given beyond these terms.

Demosthenes Florida

Keeping Food Safe In Summer Household Advice

The article urges proper kitchen hygiene and storage to protect family health during summer. It emphasizes refrigerating foods, thorough cooking of pork and pork products, reheating leftovers, and washing hands before food preparation.

Seeds of Trouble Detected In Attitude of La Belle France

London report notes rising European resentment toward certain U S policies amid the cold war. Europeans feel the United States is sometimes domineering and rushed to please Congress, with friction over deadlines, tariffs, the Japan and West Germany peace settlements, and Tunisia French-Arab disputes. France hints at U N withdrawal pressure if Arabs gain support.

la Belle France London Europe United States Foreign Office State Department United States Congress Dean Acheson Congress Japan West Germany National Assembly France United Nations Belgium Netherlands U.N

Up and Down Broadway by Jack Gaver

United Press story notes Jack Waldron reflecting on realism in Pal Joey nightclub scenes and the influence of Al Capone. Waldron recalls Prohibition era clubs, heckling tactics, and crowd management learned from years on stage, including how to spotlight troublemakers to quell disruptions.

New York Jack Waldron Joey al Capone Waldron John O’hara Capone

Timely Facts on Birds Plants Oceans and Climate

Timely notes describe tailorbirds nests made from large leaves sewn with grass strips. The forest floor duff is partly decayed matter. The Philippine Sea holds the ocean’s deepest point at six and a half miles. Lake Ladoga is Europe’s largest lake. Puerto Rico’s average winter and summer temperatures are 73 and 76 degrees.

India Africa Philippine Sea Puerto Rico

Horoscope insights for Jun 4 from Stella’s column

Born under sensitive signs may feel drawn to two careers with stage appeals. Geminis should be punctual while Cancers study, Leos mind details, and Libras pursue ideas to production. Aquarians act early, Pisces safeguard plans, Aries expand, Tauruses seek romance with heartfelt letters. Distributed by United Features Syndicate.

Gemini Leo Espe Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Aries Taurus

Gary Cooper prioritizes horse over actress in Springfield Rifle

Hollywood observes Gary Cooper pressing horse Wildfire to carry pivotal scenes in Warner color feature Springfield Rifle. Cooper notes a compatible, responsive animal is crucial for dramatic effect, with Phyllis Thaxter as the lead and Wildfire trained to rear and strike. Cooper recalls initial adjustment with the horse and prior stint with Steve Cochran in The Lion and the Horse.

United Press Hollywood Gary Cooper Cooper Warner Color Wildfire Steve Cochran the Horse

Retired Rubber Workers Not to Be Forgotten

Akron story notes pensions won by United Rubber Workers and plans to provide recreation for 400 plus retirees. Firestone Local 7 president Kermit Hall aims to organize regular meetings, hobby clubs, and union activity updates for pensioners. Retirements occur at 65 with 25 years service yielding a $100 monthly pension plus social security.

Akron C.so United Rubber Workers Kermit Hall Firestone Local 7 Firestone

New Drugs Aid Tuberculosis of the Skin

Tuberculosis of the skin or lupus vulgaris is increasingly responding to a drug combination including streptomycin PAS and vitamin D-2. Study results from France show good long term outcomes with long treatment, often resolving disfiguring lesions in young adults without lung infection.

France

Questions and Answers on Pediatric Tuberculosis Meningitis

W. K. explains that a child typically contracts tuberculosis meningitis from an adult. It may be the first TB manifestation in the child or part of a generalized TB process. The disease was once deemed fatal, but early streptomycin treatment has yielded excellent results in some cases.

W. K

A Sentimental Journey Through Roll Call of Indiana Authors

Rob inson Ills town clerk William K Biggs sends Tribune an Indiana writers history praising figures like Eggleston Ade Tarkington Riley Hubbard Ehrmann Bowers Dresser. The piece notes Hoosier pride in works such as The Hoosier Schoolmaster Abe Martin and On The Banks of the Wabash, and ends with a sentiment on Indiana state songs stirring emotion for locals.

Roll Call of Indiana William K. Biggs Robinson Ill the Tribune Men of Letters Illinois Ohio Sherlock Holmes Edward Eggleston Hoosier George Ade Florida Booth Tarkington James Whitcomb Riley Jim Riley Parson Weems George Washington Weems Kin Hubbard Abe Martin Herb Shriner Max Ehrmann New York Paul Dresser Terre Haute

Youre Telling Me By William Ritt

A column excerpt humorously notes aviation milestones since Lindberghs solo flight and mocks copycat flights Forty years of random global items include Moscow admitting exam cheating by students and a riot at a Buenos Aires theater arresting ninety two people Canada orchardists using pollen shells for crop yield and a 95 year old marrying for the eighth time The piece closes with a quip about leap year and Gramps

Amesbury Meeting Prods Police to Rally 313 Citizens

In Amesbury Massachusetts police patrolled streets to recruit a quorum for a town meeting after low turnout, gathering 313 residents. Once convened the meeting began 35 minutes late and approved a five day work week for officers, boosting the town budget by 2200 dollars.

Amesbury Mass

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